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Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-05
L. S. w. Y. Will
Greet Officials

Honoring the commander Jimmy
Stuart, and the president, Mamie
Verdon, members of the Spanish
War Veterans camp and auxiliary
will hold a banquet this evening,
at $50 o'clock in the Veterans Me-
mortal hall.
Thursday night the Auxiliary
held a special meeting to make
plans Tor the turkey dinner to be
served Over 125 guests are expect
ed to greet the visiting officers who
will address the local group during
the dinner hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-05
State Librarian
Makes Visit Here

Miss Mabel r. ellis Of Saera-
mento. state librarian, accompanied
by Miss Marjorie Kobler, San Diego
county librarian, visited FL Centre
Thursday Miss ellis making her
official visit of the valley branches
The visiting librarians were taken
to several Of the valley branches by
Miss Romaine Richmond, county IT,
bfarian, and also visited the county
library headquarters at the court
house, calling ON Miss Agnes Ferri4.
city Librarian.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-05
s4s#a
Utley To Give q.
Elks EulOgy

Ernest Utley, local attorney, will
deliver the memorial address at an
nual memorial services in honor of
departed Elks at the club at .2,30
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Music appropriate to the occa-
sion and the memorial ritual will
constitute the remainder of the pro-
gram to be presented during the
afternoon.
The public is invited to attend as
the services are not restricted to
members of the order.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-05
Detroit Host To u. S. Pigeons

DETROIT, UP) The United
States government has added to the
dole worries of Mayor Frank Muir
ply by ordering the destruction of
the old post office building here
Over two score pigeons, routed from
the structure, have sought refuge
in municipal buildings. "Munici-
pal" birds at the city hall and
chamber of commerce building re-
sent the crowded housing condi-
tions.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-05
WATER PLENTIFUL

PHOENIX, Ariz., U.P)-The Salt
River Valley Water Users Associa-
ton reported that this district Of
Arizona went into the winter with
approximately twice the customary
volume of water stored in reser-
yoirs behind giant dams. The fig
ures are 354. .421 acre feet this year
as compared with l28,l04 last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-05
Radio To Garry Good News

MEDFORD, Mass, U.P) No.
school signals for Medford school
children henceforth will be board
cast by radio as we'll as sounded
on the fire alarm system.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-05
HelD W0nsed-Feniais
Help Wmted-MaIe

- Experience not nee
essary. We are allotting territory
to sell our advertising novelties
and calendars Must have auto
to travel territory. New season
opens shortly Our location on
coast is big advantage to sales
man and customer. Commissions
paid weekly, V. s. Walsh, 1856
Second ST., San Francisco. 5-12
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-05
Exchange

WILL TRADE small clear car in
perfect condition for equity in
late model Ford or Chevrolet and
assume balance of payments.
Press Box 102. 9Th, sat.
TRADE - For Ell Centro property
or small acreage, beautiful 5-room
modern bungalow, tile features,
wall furnaces front and back ter
races, large lot, lovely gardens.
Alhambra. 20 minutes from heart
of L. A. Call 825 State ST. Aft
TRADE-Span of 7-year-old work.
ing mules for COW or pigs. 21a
miles south on Fourth st. y
mile east. George Bradshaw. 4t3
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-05

FOR RENT = Apartment, 900
Brighton. Phone 578-R. Aft
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-05
For Rent-HOuSeS

FOR RENT-Large furnished house
with four bedrooms, or suitable
for dining room or other public
building. Blue Moon Hotel. 5tf
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-05

FOR RENT-Toom. Call before
$3.50 a. m or after $50 p. m. 881
Commercial. 3tf
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-05
Rooms and Apartment

FOR RENT-Nice room, 1850 Olive
5t3
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-05

FOR RENT - New four-room mod
ern house, unfurnished. 1852
Broadway. 5t3
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-05

FOR RENT-Furnished three room
house with gas, shower bath, ETC.,
5000. Inquire w. I. Stone, 83l
Main. 3tf
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-05
Miscellaneous For Sale

FOR SALE-Two 300-gallon water
tanks and three camp shacks, all
mounted on fixed chassis with
pneumatic tires. Call 670, Amer
ican Always, Inc. Ste
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-05

FOR RENT - Reasonable. Small
modern house. Rooms. $50
Brighton. 4t3
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-05

FOR RENT-Nicc home for adults
completely furnished. Piano, etc.
Water paid. $1,000 per month
$500 on lease. Also furnished g.
room houses, $500. w. l. Stone,
83l Main st. soft
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-05

FOR RENT One-room house
with garage, $1650. DR.. McNay
Phone $50. 3t3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-26
HUGHES CAUTIONS
AGAINST FIGURES.
Chief Justice Warns Lawyers
to Utilize Statistics Spar
ingIy in Presenting Cases.

Nothing is more futile than to sup
pose litigation can be ended by dec
laration of principles, Chief Justice
Charles Evans Hughes declared last
night at dinner of the American
Patent Law Association in the May
flower Hotel
In the maze of human affairs and
In the intrcacies CT inventions and
adaptations he said, lit is rarely the
principle that is in dispute and uncer-
tainties OF application constitute the
fortune of the patent bar"
The Chief Justice praised Jefferson
mot only as the author of the Declara-
ton of independence or as a leader Of
liberal thought. but as the author and
fnisher of your faith as patent law
yers."
Hughes cautioned lawyers against too
frequent use of tables of statistics i'll
their work
I'VE must be on our guard" he said.
that in our passion for statistics we
do not exceed our efforts IT. obtaining
extensive compilations Of slight value
Those who deal with the furnishing OF
statistics are always in danger CT being
satisfied with a parade of figures"
The speaker ranked administration of
justice as the most important interest
in the country. He said all laws and
measures Of progress come 10 that test.
He added it was essential that Judges
and lawyers should cola borate to i'm
prove administration of justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-26

wealthy cigar manufacturer, won free
dom yesterday by ruse.
Kaplan escaped when his captors took
him to the Continental Illinois National
Bank to get IS, 900, which he had agreed
to pay for his liberty.
In asking TIE teller for the money.
xaplan conveyed the idea he was in
trouble and the teller sounded an alarm
that brought bank police to the scene.
The kidnapers three men, ran from
the bank and escaped.
Kaplan said he was abducted by the
men while standing on street corner
and taken to an abandoned brewery
formerly operated by Terry Druggan.
The men, he said. threatened to burn
him alive if he did not pay them $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-26
STOMACH UPSET

Get at the real cause. That's what
thousands of stomach sufferers are
dong now. Instead of taking tOnics,
or trying to patch up poor digestion,
they are attacking the real cause of
the Gi'ment-clOgged liver and dis
ordered bowels.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets help
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are performing their natural func-
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ing. no ambition or energy. trouble
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DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
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them by their olive color. They do
the work without gripping, cramps or
pain. All druggists, 15c, SOC and SOC.
Take one or two at bedtime for
quick relief. Eat what you like.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-26
Speeding Auto Kills
Lion-Hunting Canine;
Had Helped Bag $50
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
THREE RIVERS. Calf, Febru-
airy 26.-Ranger, lion dog of fox
hound and blood hound descent,
assisted in killing $50 lions in IL
years.
AS companion of J. c. Bruce,
California State lion hunter. he
survived many desperate battles.
But now Ranger is dead. He
slipped his leash in the night
and fell victim Of a speeding
motor car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-26
RICH VICTIM ESCAPES
KlDNAPERS AT BANK
Chicago Manufacturer Whispers
Alarm to Teller When Cashing
Check for $4,000 Ransom.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. February 26.-Kidnaped
and held three days by cXtortionists
who threatened his life. Harry Kaplan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-26
DR.. SIMON TO PREACH
Council of Jewish Women TO Be
Honored by Rabbi.

DR.. Abram Simon. rabbi of the Wash
Incton Hebrew Congregation, will preach
a sermon on The Message of Purim to
Our Women" tomorrow at 8 p m. The
sermon will be preached in honor of
the Council of Jewish Women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-26
STUDENTS TO BROADCAST
Band of 100 Composed of Pupils
in School-Manoly w

in School-Manoly Will Direct.
A l0O-piece band, composed of stu
dents of Washington high schools, will
broadcast patriotic music tomorrow at
ll:40 am. over a Nation wide hook up
of the National Broadcasting Co. The
program will go on the air from the
Marine Barracks.
L. E. Mandy will direct
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the six act RKO vaudeville bill is
Seger Ellis, popular radio and re-
cording artist who halls from radio
station WLW in Cincinnati.
Among the other five acts on the
stage show Keller Sisters and Lynch
are next in Importance. They are
trio of singers, dancers and in
Strumentalists.
An exciting mystery running the
gamut of adventure, thrills and
drama is said to be unfolded in the
Fox movietone version of THE
Spider" with Edmunde Lowe, Lois
Moran and FL Brendel in the lead
ing roles.
A murder is committed in the
audience during magician's pres
entation of his program and police
officials and detectives crowd the
stage.
All exits are guarded and every
member of the audience is under
technical arrest while police at
tempt to solve the mystery.
The unraveling of the puzzle by
means of Z spiritualistic seance and
other magical wonders provide a
thrilling closeup of criminology.
Lois Moran and Howard Phillips
have the romantic leads. The COM
edy relief is carried by Ell Brendel,
the comical Swede and Warren
Hymer as the dumb detective.
William Cameron Menzies and
Kenneth Mac Kenna codirected the
Fox production of THE Spider"
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Gull ulOIe circuit goes 10 CDlS
stock producer because he has given
us plays hot off of Broadway, and
some that have not even started
their road tours such as GAS Hus-
bands Go" and 1.-The Greeks Had
a Word for 1t"
If my data is not wrong, only
five Of the twenty-four plays are
repeats" and that is a fine record.
That gives us nearly all plays new
to this city.
The repeats" are Strange Inter
lude," Street Scene" 1.-The Mas
querader," Strictly Dishonorable"
and "Take My Advice"
Casey has used five stage direc-
tors, which included Casey, Mrs.
Carter, Mr. Post, Dan Willoughby
Reed and William Blair. The one
sad note of the season was acciden-
tai death of Milo Denny, scenic artist
Alex DeBeers was brought on to
succeed him.
Another thing to Casey's credit is
that he on several occasions pre-
sented plays for the first time in
stock.
The two things that I enjoyed
most were CAS- Husbands Go" and
1.-The Greeks Had a Word for It."
have asked Ted Nichols. press
representative for Casey, to prepare
list of the plays in order pre-
sented. 1t follows:
April 11-1S-"Apron Strings" with
Frances Dale. Donald Woods. and as guest
artist. Josie Intropidi. in her original
New York role.
April 19-25-"The Command to Love- &"
with Frances Dale. Donald Woods
April 26-Mav death Takes a Holt
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day." with Frances Dale. Donald Woods
May 3-9-"Your Uncle Dudley" with
Mrs: jacques Martin in her original New
York and Chicago role. supported by Wal
also took part.
May 10-6-"strange Interlude." with
Frances Dale. Donald Woods.
May 17-2s-"Up Pops the Devil" with
ert had minor role.
May 24-3O.. Street Scene" with Frances
Dale, Donald Woods, Yvonne Stebbins
I9ddebutl. and three lamentations Eleanor
Ference. Also Carl and Dorothy Brickert.
Milton 1,,l Byron and nd, many others. besides
Dick Elliott. Freddie Sherman. etc. An
nabelle Nation of Walkercon.
May 31-June 6-"That's Gratitude, .
with Dick Elliott, Walter Davis
June Strictly TD2lish99norable." with
June 14-2O-"Nancy's Private Affair. "
with Frances Dale. Donald Woods.
June 21-27-"The Blue Ghost with
Donald Woods. Yvonne Stebbins.
June 28-Jluy ARMS and the Man. .
with George Gaul. Frances Dale, Donald
Woods.
July 5-11-"The Bachelor Father" with
Will Lloyd. Frances Dale, Donald Woods
and Joan Ruth of the Metropolitan Opera
Company in her New York role.
July S-"Petticoat Influence with
Storey debut.
July 1s-25-"The Shanghai Gesture, .
with Mrs. Leslie Carter, Douglas Wood
Frances Dale. Donald Woods. Mary Car
ter Payne. Milton Byron. etc.
July 26-Aug 1.-The Apple Cart" with
Donald Woods Mildred Hastings debut
Miss Miss Pals 6aes D0Hgas Wood ES%0I MAY Ray Jack
Aug 2-8-"Pagan Lady" with Frances
Dale, Donald Woods. Walter Davis
Aug. 9-15-"As Husbands Co." with
Beverly BaEne. Yvonne Stebbins. Frances
Dale Donald Woods.
Aug. 16-22-"on the Spot" with Donald
Woods. Frances Dale.
Aug. 2s-2s-"S kidding" with Judith
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NEW COMEDY
NOW AT INDIANA

The Four Marx Brothers latest
film venture has been released
under the title of monkey Bust
ness" and is showing currently at
the Indiana theater.
Monkey Business" opens aboard
a big transatlantic liner bound for
New York. The second mate dis
covers that there are four stowaways
aboard. He tells the captain he
knows there are four, because he
heard them singing Sweet
Adeline."
The captain orders that the stow
aways be brought to his cabin, but
when the mate tries to fish them
out of the herring barrels they had
been hiding in, he finds they have
Scrammed to other parts.
AS the search goes on, the stow
aways, who are none other than the
Four Marx Brothers, have secreted
themselves in the safest place on the
ship-the captains cabin. For a
while Groucho's bluff carries them
through. He poses as the captain,
and runs the ship; eats the captains
breakfast and accuses that irate
gentleman of being a stoWaway.
Supplementary attractions on the
1ndiana's bill include number twelve
in the african Adventures" series
and a Paramount sound news reel
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ARLISS MOVIE
OPENS AT APOLLO

The first secretary of the treas
Try, an intensely dramatic period of
whose life is the basis for Alex
ander Hamilton" the Warner Bros.
production starring George Arliss,
and showing currently at the Apollo,
where it opened today, is considered
by many historians to have been the
most remarkable constructive genius
that this country has produced.
There is much to support their
contention. Hamilton proved him
self to be an able soldier and war
strategist while still in his early
twenties. He wrote the major part
Of the Constitution of the United
States, if not all of it, and was the
author of the greater number of
federalist articles by which the
American public was persuaded to
adopt the Constitution.
AS the first secretary of the
treasury under President Washing
ton, Hamilton laid the foundation
for our present financial system.
established the national credit with
foreign nations and set the young
republic on the road to financial
stability. All of this he accomplished
before his forties.
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the Belmont tneaUer, has good roles
for all the members of the Casey
company.
The role Of the clever young prep
school professor who has a flair for
modern psychology is to be enacted
by Donald Woods.
Freddie Sherman will appear
prominently as young man in his
teens who intends to quit prep
school in order to marry siren
"old enough to be his mother"
The role of the youths father is
to be portrayed by Dick Elliott, and
the mother will be iInpersonated by
Mildred Hastings.
Joan Winters, who came here to
take part in The Greek Had a
Word for It" this past week. will re-
main with the Casey players for an
additional week, in order to appear
in TAKE My Advice" as the design
ing lady-love of the young man,
played by Freddie Sherman.
Dorothy Rich, a newcomer here,
is to appear in the important role
of the boys stage-struck sister.
Jack Storey will have the role of
the solicitor from a dramatic school,
and Walter Davis IS cast as high
powered oil stock salesman.
The story of Take My Advice"
tells of the methods used by the
friendly prep school professor to
rescue the whole Weaver family
mother, father, son and daughter
from the Vaccinations of three
SwindlerS.
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Brickert. Milton Byron. Dorothy Brickert
David Davis. Betty Berrie. Gail Wright.
Nancy Trimble. Vera Moss. Roy La Rue.
Robert La Rue. Jane Slutsky Eugenia
Anderson. Tom Coyle Nan Reasoner. Duane
Mckinney. Donald Van Arsdale. Jordan
Drake. Katherine Mayer. Mary Carter
Payne. Scott Cling Paul Rouse. Thomas
B.gGins. Edward Green. Neil Firestone.
Margaret Wells. Mae Ray. Beverly BaYne.
Jack King Davis. william Miller DR.. o
w. Ridgeway and Harriet Overmeyer.
am going on record stating that
Arthur Casey next season when he
returns, deserves the guaranteed
audiences because he has won our
confidence. He has given us some
of the biggest and best buys for
the money that the present day
theater has to offer.
And hope that he comes back
in February instead Of waiting for
spring.
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Lowry. Frances Dale. Donald Woods.
Aug 30-Sept. 5-"The Masquerader."
with Guy Bates Post. Lillian Kemble-
Cooper, Frances Dale. Donald Woods, plus
Carl Brickert. etc.
Sept; 6-12--"The Plays the Thing" with
Guy Bates Post, Frances Dale. Donald
Woods.
Sept 1919 1.-THE Greeks Had Word
For It." with Yvonne Stebbins Dorothea
Chard, Joan Winters, Donald Woods.
Sept. 2O-2e-"Take My Advice" with
Donald Woods, Dorothy Rich, Joan Win
tiers, etc.
The complete list of players for
the season follows:
Donald Woods. Frances Dale, Dick Ell
lott Walter Davis. Freddie Sherman
Yvonne Stebbins, Jack Storey, Mildred
Hastings Jane Waeatley. Will Lloyd. Edna
severy. Guy Bates Post, Mrs. Leslie Car
ter. Judith Lowry. George Gaul Joan
Ruth. Douglas Wood Lillian Kemble-
Cooper. Mrs. jacques Martin. Josie Intro
p1dl. Annabele Nation Eleanor Vessel
hoeft,, Dora Merande. Mischa Ference.
Dorothea Chard Joan Winters. Dorothy
Rich Kathryn Van Esse. Jack Mabry, Luiie
Simons. Edward Fitzgerald. Jimmie Bowl
ing. William Craigle. Frances Busby. Carl
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- NN-A-S FANOA u4A tCblIR ana
Sylvia Sidney, William Collier Jr..
and Estelle Taylor in the leading
roles, Samuel Goldwyn is presenting
1t as a cross-section of the entire
world
Street Scene is dramatic piano.
rama Of any street in any citv in
the world. 1t speaks the language
OF the heart, and knows no differ
ence in race, color or creed. The
Pulitzer. prize, bestowed on Elmer
Rice's play as the best stage drama
OF its year, specifically provides that
the award shall be for the best
drama written by an American au-
thor and based on the American
scene.
David Landau, as Mr.. Maurrant
is an American father-not the ideal
American father, of course. but a
type who is all too common as a
product Of poverty. He is a symbol.
rather than an individual, a symbol
OF the tragedy which results from
narrowness and intolerance. Estelle
Taylor, as Mrs. Maurrant. is an
other symbol of the darker side of
life, a woman driven to despair
through lack of affection.
A devoted mother, the years Of
1ruitless yearning for tenderness
and warmth drive her to rebellion.
A Metro Goldwyn- Mayer Dogville
comedy entitled The Banks Broth
ers, y the newest issue of the Hearst
Metrotone News, and other short
films will complete the bill.
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year old wonder whose psychic pow
ers have stood muster" before ex-
perts from Harvard, Yale and
Columbia universities, is the Cir
cle's footlight feature. On the
screen is the First National Vita
phone production, THE Bargain"
Miss Dennis extraordinary gift
of being able to answer perplexing
and battling questions has been the
subject of much discussion in scien-
tific circles throughout the world,
the late Arthur Conan Doyle having
stated that undoubtedly her mental
faculties are such as to warrant be-
ing called genuine psychic.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-19
NEW MYSTERY
NOW AT OHIO

Thrills. chills and mystery are
the chief features of the film enter
tainment current at the Ohio where
the Paramount production, Murder
by the Clock" is showing.
Cast includes William Boyd, Lily
an Tashman, Irving Pichel, Regis
Toomey, Sally O'Neil, Lester Vail
and Frank Sheridan. Direction of
Murder by the Clock" is credit to
Edward, Solman.
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George ArIisS Opens Today at the Apollo in Alexander
Hamilton a Movie Version of the Stage
Play of Several Seasons AGO.

was 3rey accident great city of New
en locale OF Street Scene which
bi ausoF Of tns poze drama Elmer Rice been born
the life
Ills characters would have been the aesha nd
Fo street Scene is the story emotions
meeting JOYS and longer harac an environ
lnent which Is the
a cross-section of it was called when was pre-
nted as stage play bringing larger panorama of the
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ROUNDING ROUND
THEATERS y Bith H TA kMEE

XXTHEN Arthur tonight at
Engshs his first of this city,
the fine of
thing accomplished that he has
brought such recognized
George Gaul here addition consistently good support
have had here in experience.
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Arthur Casey win Begin His Last Week at EngiSh's
Sunday Night by Presenting the Domestic Comedy,
Take My Advice With Dorothy Rich.

FAREWELL Engshs Sunday
the Arthur Casey Company presents My
Offering Of the
which three-ac Elliott Lester, is the
twenty fourth production given Arthur
Following completion engagement Saturday evening
Arthur will disband Houston
to
here spring.
My originally produced
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-19
RADIO STAR
NOW AT LYRIC

The Lyric promises its patrons
another varied bill of RKO Vaude-
vile and a thrilling mystery picture
THE Spider" for their entertain
ment fare starting today.
The feature stage attraction of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-19
GENE DENNIS
TOPS CIRCLE BILL

Current entertainment at the
Circle includes stage treat in ad-
dition to the regular film attrac-
ton. Miss Gene Dennis, the 23-
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MANY Extras to De Used

Paramount expects to use 500 ex-
tras during the shooting of "Jekyll
and Hyde" Eighty-one players, in
Guiding the ten principals, will have
speaking parts.
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Another Contract Renewed
Miriam Hopkins contract with
Paramount was renewed yesterday,
with a verbal agreement that she
cooperate more heartily with the
publicity department.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-19

Two sermons will be delivered
by the Rev. Alfred K. Boerger,
executive secretary of the Luth-
eran Orient Mission at st. Mat
thew Lutheran church Sunday.