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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
Missouri Holds
Edge On Texas

AUSTIN, Oct. l-Resuming a
rivalry which has been forgotten
since 1916, football elevens OF the
University Of Missouri and the
University OF Texas play at Men,
orial Stadium Saturday. The Tigers.
Big Six members, are bringing their
best team OF the last four years to
face the Longhorns, 1880 South
west Conference champions.
On a basis OF wins and losses.
the Steers will find themselves fac
ing four-two deficit. II six football
games, played in the period from
1894 to 1915. MisSouri's Tigers walk
ed away with four victories. scor-
Ing a total Of 81 points to 80 for
Texas. Only in 1900 and 1901 were
the Longhorns able to cope with
their northern visitors, winning
handily, but after a six-year lay
off the Tigers came back to exc
out a win by the rather unusual
score OF 5-4. The last Tiger-Steer
scrap. in 1916, was decided in favor
Of Missouri by a single field goal.
Scores OF all Missouri Texas
OQmag are n f~n11nuyc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
SEVEN LOCAL
BOYS INJURED
Army Champs Held Valley
Club To. Close Score
Last Season

The Twenty Third Infantry elev-
en-, led by 1t. Spike Nave Of West
Point fame. will arrive In Browns
vile at 5 p. m. today for their en-
counter with the Brownsville Junior
college Scorpions Friday afternoon.
The army aggregation, long cham
pions Of the Eighth Corps Area, VIII
likely take a short workout either
ut Tucker field or on the post par
ade grounds.
This contest will open the most
ambitious schedule a Brownsville
team has ever attempted. Last
season the Army team held the
local collegians to a remarkably low
score and the San Antonians hope
to ver the count this season
Seven Of the Brownsville boys are
on the injured list. Joe Debona,
quarterback, was added TO the hos
pital ranks Wednesday when he
pulled q muscle in a leg. Others
on the more or less damaged list
include Bill Cabler, Bill Dickson, G..
II. Nelson, Bruce Gilbert and john
nv McNabb. Most Of these players,
however, will see some action In the
game.
Local fans have high hopes for
the Scorpions this season, believ-
ing they should be better than last
NEAR when they went through an
indicated season while taking on
6le tough ones.
WI The team went through a light
workout Wednesday. Thursday was
to be devoted to polishing up the
attack. Wednesday the huskies
donned track attire and romped
through the motions Of kicking and
covering the kickoff.
Tickets are on sale at downtown
points today.
So Friday afternoon Valley fans
viii get their first glimpse Of the
6corps OF 81 In action.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
St. Paul Takes
Opening Contest

LEXINGTON PARK. 1T. Paul.
Mimi, Oct. 1-tP-Another pitch
ing contest between righthanders
was In prospect today as Rochester
sought to come abreast OF St. Paul
in the junior world series OF base
ball
Manager Bill Southworth of the
International league club, which
took a I To 0 trimming yesterday
after a home run with bases loaded
broke IN the game, selected Her
man Bell TO do the flinging.
For st. Paul. participating in the
inter league connection for the
first time since 1924. MANAGER Lefty
Leifieid selected John Murphy. who
goes to the New York Yankees next
season.
Yesterdays opening game was a
tfvirler's battle between Carmen
III and Walter Huck) Belts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
Chisox Take lst
From Cubs 9 to 0

-rHICAGO Oct. /. R)-There was
Hat Joy and shouting in the camp
O. DOME Bush,s oft manhandled
White Sox today for a change. They
were one up on their Northside
rivals the Cubs. In the battle for the
Chicago City series championship
Clicking like champions. the White
Sox staggered the Cubs. 3 TO o. yes
terday in the opening battle for the
title and were smiling for the first
time this year.
Red" Faber. 43~-year-old veteran
Of the downtrodden pitching staff.
was the hero OF the first game. Fa-
Der held the national leaguers to five
scattered hits. Banked by root in a
charity game recently. the White
Sox bats exploded so loudly and ~
fectivelv in the sixth that they blew
root off the mound with seven runs
They added two more in the seventh.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
Here's Scorp
Numerals For
Friday Clash

You'd better pin this In your hat
for use in the Scorp-23rd Infantry
game here Friday afternoon. There's
several new boys in the Scorp line
up You might not know.
The Scorp numerals, assigned
Thursday:
50-Sam Lesser, fullback.
5l-Bill Cabler, halfback.
52-Dertll Carter, center and
guard.
53-Bud Adamson, halfback.
54-Edward Perez, halfback.
55-Joe Debona quarterback.
56-Earl Button, end.
57-Bill Dickson, tackle.
58-Bill Summers, guard.
59-Harbert Davenport, end.
60NDoc Lawrence, end.
61-Mike Waters. guard.
62-Fred Ball. halIback.
63-Jess Atkins, guard.
64-Maurice 2ipkin, quarterback.
65-Clarence Bennett, tackle.
G6-John Barnum, fullback.
67-ohn Sanders. tackle.
68-Leche Sylvester, end.
Coco. RUSSELL, center.
70-C. r. Nelson, center.
71-Bruce Gilbert, guard.
72-Rodolfo Samano, fullback.
73-Dave Wood, tackle.
Boys with unnumbered jersies are
Lloyd Dyer, guard; Roberto Lon
goria, halfback: Vance Wilson,
quarterback; Leland Wessinger,
halfback: Lib Barwick. guard; Vol
Taylor, end: John Ritter, end: and
Dawson, back.
Officials Tor the game are Woody
CarrutherS, referee; Doc Osborn,
umpire; Grafton Moody, headlines
man.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
Bible SQUAD
Is PROMISING
Nebraska Team Drilled In
Versatility BY Old
Dana X.
By Il. WI.

LINCOLN. Neb., o.. - "A
type OF football strategy devised to
keep the most alert gridster on his
toe has been developed by Head
Coach Dana X. Bible and gives
promise Of reaching near perfection
when the University OF Nebraska
settles into its 1881 nine-game
campaign.
1t Is the brand OF football fea-
tured in the past with success by
Bible-coached teams-a deceptive
lateral, forward ana triple passing
game.
Built around a nucleus OF sopho-
more backfield Candidates who
made football history at Lincoln
high school, where they PLAYED
three years together, the Bible
method demonstrated its effective
ness in a "A to 6 victory over the
University OF South Dakota here
last Saturday.
While husker teams Of the past
excelled IN power plays" teams
of the Bible regime. and this is his
third year at Nebraska, have been
drilled in versatility. Power house
plays have not been neglected.
either. but they have given way
largely to the more cunning brand
OF football.
Believing that football players
must love the game" 10 play It
successfully, Coach Bible has placed
much emphasis on the mental con-
dition Of his squad.
Nebraska schedule: y
Oct. 3-Northwestern al Evanston
Oct. 10-Oklahoma at Lincoln.
Oct. 24-Ransas at Lincoln.
Oct. 31-MiSsouri at Columbia.
Nov. Iowa at Lincoln.
Nov. i4-Kansas Aggies at Man.
haitian.
Nov. 21-Iowa State at Lincoln.
Nov. 26-Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
BY EDWARD j. NEIL
Associated Press Sports Writer

ST. LOUIS. Oct. l=R- The
curtain parted today, conjecture
ended and argument ceased, and on
the great stage OF basec II was
thrown once more the annual
drama OF the World Series.
All the statistics diamond sci
entists could muster were tossed
into wastehaske.s.- AL the predic-
tons, all the brave declarations Of
hope and confidence slipped into
the background. And on the battle
field of flag-decked Sportsmans
Park the world champion Phila-
delphia Athletics faced the st.
Louis Cardinals in actual conflict.
the first game Of the 1891 World
Series.
For two straight years the Phila-
delphia Athletics. champions OF
the American league and one OF
the most powerful ball clubs ever
assembled. have maced into sub
lection the champions of the Ma
t.onal circuit. At their head rides
Connie Mack. So years old. tall,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
Big Fight Arena
Opened In Paris

PARIS. Oct. 1-F-The Partisan
imitation OF New York's Madison
Square Garden will open here to-
morrow.
Built by an American, the pro-
moter Jeff Dickson, the new
"Palais Du Sport will run a string
OF sporting events the year round
and throw in a few art shows.
banquet and theatrical perform
ances. The first attraction for the
costly sport palace Is TO be an Ice
hockey match between the French
Racing club and the London Gros-
venor House Canadians. That viii
be tomorrow night
On Saturday. Frankie Genaro.
the American flyweight champion,
will defend his title against Young
Perez and Pete Nebo, the Florida
Indian, win fight Henri Dewancker.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
Strong Matches Up
In Tennis Tourney

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. l-P-
High ranking stars were paired off
against formidable oponents today
in the mems singles quarter-finals
matches OF the Pacific Coast tennis
championships while semi : final
Tits brought together survivors in
the women's singles.
George Lott OF philadelphia, de-
Tending champion. opposed Gerald
Stratford OF San Francisco. Another
favorite, Sidney Wood Of New York,
English singles title hold, drew
Edward Chandler OF San Francisco
as his opponent.
Women's semi-finals brought to-
gether Mrs. Anna Harper. OF Oak
land, No. ! National ranking play
er In 1880. and Miss Dorothy Weisel.
sacramento girl who was rated
Americas third best performer last
year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

RAPIDS Charlie Bel
anger. winnipeg. outpointed Tony
Cancela. Detroit. Qo).
CHICAGO-King Levinsky, Chi
cago. outpointed Joe Sekyra. Day.
ton. d0). Carlos Herrera. Fl Paso.
Texas. knocked out Mickey O,Shea,
Chicago. az.
PITTSBURGH George Panka,
Pittsburgh. outpo'nted Roy Clark.
PHILADELPHIA. QO).
OAKLAND. Calif.-Andy Divodi.
New York. outpointed CASTOR lie
Cadre. France. n0). Bermondsey
Billy Welles. England. stopped Leory
Borden, Oakland, "a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
Four Americans
Are After Title

TORONTO. Oct. 1-R-Four OF
the eight survivors in today's third
round Of the Canadian women's
golf championship were from the
United States.
Miss Maureen circuit. defending
her title, drew as today's opp ,nent
Marion Hollins Of Santa Cruz.
Calf, while Mrs. o. s. Hill of
Kansas City was matched against
Virginia Van VIE OF Chicago. The
other matches sent Marjorie Kirk
ham OF Montreal. Canadian closed
champion. against Marjorie Kerr
OF Norfolk. England. and Enid
Wilson. British women's champion.
against Mrs. Alexa Stirling Fraser
of Ottawa. one-time holder Of the
United States women's title.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
SAN BENITO
BOWLERS WIN
Brownsville Ten Pin
Are Defeated BY
80 Naples

SAN BENITO, Sept. 30.-Averag-
ing III is pins per game, a San
Benito team Of ten-pin bowlers
took the measure of a Brownsville
team by a total Of IS pins here
Tuesday evening.
The San Benitans won the first
and third games while Brownsville
rolled a 9l0-the highest of the
night-to cop the second contest.
Peck OF Brownsville held high
three with a SGT with Wharburton
Of San Benito second with a 573.
Peck also held high single with a
24l.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
}RD ARRIVES TODAY FOR FRIDAY CLASH WITH SCORPIONS
Edwards Meets Tough Opponent In Coleman Tonight
Facts About
World Series

ST. LOUIS. Oct. l-F-Scalp-
ers were asking from $3.50 to SIS
for a $3.50 reserved seat for today's
game between the Athletics and
Cardinals. Seats priced at $3.50
were located beyond the first and
third base lines. Internal revenue
agents were circulating through
hotel Hobbies. cigar stores and other
places where tickets might be sold
to see that only registered scalpers
were dealing in them.
The world champion Athletics
were quoted at / to 2 favorites TO
defeat the Cardinals by Tom
Kearney. st. Louis betting COM
missioner. The Athletics also were
held by Kearney as 3 to 5 10 win
any n game and s 10 ! on four
straight.
william KLEIN or the National
league Is umpire-in-chief OF the
World Series. KLEIN Is entering his
fifteenth series, a record unequaled
by any other umpire.
Since the two major leagues use
bazeballs that are slightly different.
the National league ball will be in
play in the games ut St. Louis and
the American league 1all at Phila-
delphia. Unlike 1880. both baseballs
have raised seams" The National
baseball also has a slightly thicker
cover than in 1880. whereas the
American league cover is similar
to a year ago
III All Simmons chooses 10 hit a
home run he Will be obliged 70
drive the ball $50 feet into the
c~enterfield bieachers. The distance
from home plate TO left field Is 800
feet and to right field Is 800 feet.
There is a screen. however, in right
field. and he viii have to clear It.
Babe Ruth cleared the scree twice
three years ago. once driving a
home run through n pl- e glass
window across the street.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
VALLEY FOOTBALL

Brownsville nc HRrlingen sh
serves.
McAllen juniors al Weslaco. :
Friday
Twenty-Third Infantry at B. j. G.
San Benito at RobStown.
Edinburg nc Mercedes.
Weslaco at P-SJ-A.
Donna at Ito Hondo.
Raymondville no La Feria-
Los Fresnos at R~angerville.
Stuart Place at TT Jardin.
Saturday
st. Mary's Academy CsA) at Har-
llngen.
McAIlen at John Reagan CHous-
toni.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
WRESTLING LAST NIGHT

tBy The Associated Press
ST. LOUIS-Jim Londos. 205.
Greece. threw Hans Kampfer, 900,
Germany, 1:11:00: George Zaharias.
229. Colorado. threw Paul Jones.
208. Texas. 32.02.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01

The population of the Neither
lands at the first Of the wear was
estimated to exceed 7.000.000. an
average OF more than $40 10 the
SQUARE mile as COMPARED with less
than 40 IN the United States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
BUILD MANY HOMES

o1I'Ve I5If UHe GERMAN g0Vern-
inent has built i,75i. 6ss apart
ments and single dwellings. de-
signed especially to house the
noorer population OF cities and to
lit their standard OF living.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01

ST. LOUIS, oct. l-tP- The
probable batting order for the OPEN
ing World Series game today:
Athletics Cardinals
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01

Totals. 758 9l0 BIS 2,483
average ............ 165 Sis
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01

william KLEIN OF the National
league Is umpire-in-chief OF the
World Series. KLEIN Is entering his
fifteenth series. a record unequaled
by any other umpire.
The Washington times., 1931-12-10

sing "The Song of the Vagabond"
like nobody's business. . 1t may
have been Houston's debut be
fore Columbia's mike, but I'm bet,
ting a five-cent package of salted
&c bers you'll hear a lot of him
in the future. "A tenor who
sounded like soprano. and a
"lady baritone torchie." caused
this ustic comment from one Of
our lady friends: II give up
when women sing like men, and
men sing like women. 1t re-
quired all our strength to pre-
vert th~ lady from throwing the
set out the window. They say
the Mills Brothers know nothing
at all of such games as craps.
o yeah?. . Also that Kate Smith
never gets on a scale. And a
radio station has received an
applicc tion from a champ hog
caller who wants to become a
radio announcer. The soloiSt on
that new ciggy program featur.
ing Nat Shilkret's Orchestra will
be Alexander Gray, late of the
Fox s and the fillums.
The Washington times., 1931-12-10
loint Recital
At MayfIower

One of the most interesting re-
citals in the pre- Christmas season
was that of Paul Kochanski. vio-
linist. and Maurice Mareschal,
cellist, yesterday at the Townsend
musicale held in the Mayflower
ballroom.
The outstanding number was
(, the Haydn Trio in G Major" D."
for violin, cello and piano. The
piano part was played by Pierre
LuboSchuCZ.
Both Mr.. Kochanski and Mr..
Mareschal were in excellent form
and fettle. They played with per
feet ease and with marvellous tech
nical execution.
Rameau's "Rigaudo" and Mar
zycki'S "Mazourka" were easily
the high spots of Mr.. KochanSki's
part of the program.
The "Suite Ancienne," by deCaix
d'EIervelois gave Mr.. Mareschal a
fine opportunity to display the
mellow tone of his wonderful in.
strument and to cover himself
with glory as a master technician
and artist.
The Washington times., 1931-12-10

'ly &C I'd things on tt. radio pro-
grams now, certainly after 7
O'Clock" He says some of t e
really good things come so late
that folks who go to bed at decent
hours can't hear them.
And MylGa zukas, anent the
singing players, opines
isn't 1t the truth? 1 mean
abC'- those musicians who nv.
but shouldn't. Somehow I
imagine Rudy ValIee is to blame
for this. Although I've never
been keen about Rudy, Pm be.
ginning :eally to enjoy him
not because of his Groom lg,
but ecause of the .,ay he puts
! over his programs"
The Washington times., 1931-12-10

Constance Bennett stars in film
dom are now embarked on that
notoriously trying first year. For
instance. Constance Bennett and
the Marquis Henry de la Falaise,
Gloria Swanson and Michael Far
mer, Winifred Coe and Richard
Dix, June Collyer and Stuart Er-
win. Carole Lombard and Will
liam Powell, Dorothy Mackaill
and Neil Miller. Virginia Valli and
Charles Farrell. Helen Twelvetrees
and Frank Woody they were mar
ried twice, March 81 in Reno md
April 81 in Santa CRUZ, Clara
Bow and Rex Bell, Kay Francis
and Kenneth MacKenna, Mary
AStor and DR.. Franklin Thorpe,
Lola Lane and Lew Ayres, Nancy
Carroll and Bolton Mallory, and
Mrs. Rea Langham and Clark
Gable.
Other film :11rriages of the
The Washington times., 1931-12-10
Orchestra
Crooners
FIayed
BY STANLEY BI, ELOW

Evidently the cash custt rs
don't Ike orchestra players who
sing. Ahe trap drummer, saxo-
phonist, tuba player or what have
; ou, who deserts his instrun.en
to whine the chorus of an alleged
hot number has dr~Tn down tie
wrath Of Washington radiotics.
Following are two letters t.'pi.
cal Of how the fans el abo; :
singing r.avers:
eth Crche ira following
amos "a Andy MOnd: eve 1g
was another Of the ,, i wher-
some Of the players though
they were singers. It's bad
enough to listen to halfway
OrcheStras, bt this singing
stuff Is an insult to inte' ut
people. My radio went off with
. bang wh,E4 these fOl"s started
in Monday.
81. C. WHIT"
Mr.. Whit also wonders why
there seems to be dearth of "recL
The Washington times., 1931-12-10
,CaroIing Scribes

, The journalists of the Capital
who are members of the Ma
tion-l Press Club are gargling
tn : throats and consuming no
end of cough drops in anticipa-
ito! of a carol sing to be staged
at tie club on Christmas eve.
The caroling-dissonance and all
will be broadcast to a nation Of
a. d listeners by the Columbia
outfit.
But there really will be some
good singing that day. for DIR.
Albert w. Harmed and his Ma
tional Capital Choir. will give the
news writer's an idea how tradi-
tional Christmas carols should be
sung.
The Washington times., 1931-12-10
n w S
In Todays
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rented for only $35 per month
See it today.
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PETS FOR THE CHILDREN-Fox
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Gear garage large lot
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location See 1t today.
These nre "sjdeIi0hts' on some Of mann
Interesting ddCert'SeHentS you ICtit find in
OdGvs Classified Ads.
The Washington times., 1931-12-10
800 P. M.
Buys THE Left Bank

Carl Laemmle, jr., has pur-
chased Elmer Rice's current New
York stage success, "The Lett
Bank" This purchase was made
on the advice of John M. Stahl,
who has been in New York for
the last few. weeks, re-metropoli
tanizing himself and looking at
all the New York shows.
The Washington times., 1931-12-10

coun t, there
were 81 film
W e d dings dur.
ing the year,
while only rs
m a r ital barks
hit the rocks.
1t also should
be worthy Of
note that one
C ou uple, the
James Gleasons,
celebrated their
twenty-fifth an
niversary.
Some of the
most glamOrOUS
The Washington times., 1931-12-10
nv HARRISON CARROLL

Copyright. 1891, Premier syndicate)
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Dec. 10.
Romance has looked up in Holly
wood in 1881. According to my
The Washington times., 1931-12-10
TODAY'S RADIO PROGRAM

0:1S-wRC-Tom warins and His
Troubadburs.
WBAL-Morning, Glories.
O;3O-- WMAL-1ony's Scrap Book.
: WBAL-BeautifuI Thoughts.
0;4B-WRC-AF'ood Talk. a.
NMAL-MusicaI Program.
; MJsv-lnsuranee Program:
--WMAL-Rhythm Kings,
1000 A. nj,
wRC-Mrs. Blake's Radio COL
wMAL-warren Sweeney, plan
.- -wOL- Melody Moments
wJsV-Peggy Clarke's Daily
wsAL-Ray Perkins.
IOn5-WRC-Dr DIR. ROYAL 8. Copeland;
WMAL-Frank CrumIt and Julia
SandersOn.
wOL-Boswe sisters.
wJSV-Eor Your Information,
WBAL-Dance Miniatures.
10 O,sO-wRC-BLeen and de Rose:
WOL-"rhe Democratic situa-
tion in the south"
WBAL-Our Daily Food.
lO;45-W WRC-Betty Crocker.
-" WMAL-Eilen H. wheatley,
pianist.
WJSV-Jewell Jennfer, songs.
WBAL-Consolaires.
...' Ii w "a AVA
o.. WRC-Dr. Walter Damrosch.
WMAL-Cooking School.
VOL Beauty Hints.
sWtSN-SRcTed Hour
WBAL--Same as WRC.
II SO Well Festival of, Music.
Il:l6-W w MA L. Food TaIk
IL ;3O-W MAE-The CaptIVators.
VOL Preview of Coming At
fractions.
wJSV-Gospel Choir.
I1:l5-WMAL-Ben Alley, tenor.
1900 NOON
WRC-Home Circle.
WMAL-Don Bigelow and His
Orchestra.
WOL-COstumsrs.
WJSV-Variety Hour.
WBAT-Farm Hints.
12;15-WRC-FUod Market. =
WBAL-Pat Barnes in Person.
IL 2:SO-WRC National Farm aud Home
Hour.
wMAI.-Al sakol and His Or
chestra.
WOL-Little Joe Hornsby.
WBAI.-Same as WRC.
-WOL-ReadinEs.
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100 P. M

100 P. M
WMAL-Varieties.
WJSV-Trio.
1:15-WMAL-Dance Marathon.
l:SO-WRC-Luncheo Music.
WMAL-Harry Tucker and His
Orchestra
WJSV-Modern Music.
r.. WBAL-The Arundels.
200 P. M.
WRC-U. s. Army Band.
WMAL-Columbia Artists
MJSV-Luncheon Concert.
WBAL-POetrv Recital
2:I5-WBAL-Tunefu Times.
2;SO-WRC-University Of South Caro-
lima Glee Club.
WMAL-American School of the
Air
WJSV-Dance Program.
WBAL-Jane Kirby, soprano
E:4o-WBAL-MOrmon Choir and Or
gan.
800 P. M.
=. WRC-Woman's Radio Review,
r. MMAL-U. s. Marine Band.
WOL-Variety Hour.
WJSV--BalIad Hour.
S:SO-WBAL-Short Story.
WJSV-Salon Music
S:45-WBAL-The Three Doctors.
The Washington times., 1931-12-10
Hollywood Romance Brings Both
Jov and Sorrow

year we're: Janet Gettis and John
Mccormick (since divorced; Mar.
jorie Moss and Edmund Goulding;
Nan Sutherland and Walter HuS
ton; Virginia Shelley and Frank
Albertson; Beatrice Powers and
James Kirkwood; Eleanor Merry
and Tom Moore; June McCloy and
Schuyley Schenck; Marjorie Ram
beau and Francis Gudger; Mary
Nolan and Wallace Macreery; Dor.
othy Appleby and Morgan Gallo
way; Rita La Roy and Ben HerSch.
field; Airline Judge and Wesley
Ruggles, and Hazel Woolf and
Lewis Stone.
Latest Gossip
Virginia Bruce (Ziegfeld took
her East and M. G.. M. hired her
back) and Robert Young are that
way. . Danny Banker is going
with Drucilla Dunn. .Maureen
O'Sullivan says she's between 70.
manceS. Warner Brothers are
seeking doubles for Mayor Jimmie
Walker and Grover Whalen. ).
Phillips Holmes is on his way to
New York by boat. He continues
on to England. "A fiery-haired
Los Angeles girl got a screen test
because she had a fight with her
husband in a restaurant. Director
Marcel De Sano happened to be
in the next booth and was so i'm
pressed by her fervor that he
asked her to come out to MG.M.
and try out for the role in The
Red Headed Woman" One-ey
Connolly showed up the other
day with his thumb bandaged
Someone asked him what was the
matter. Hitch Hiker's thumb"
he explained, gesturing expires,
SiVely.