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Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
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NOR es audi fem @unoer, oaB ltd
Al ser onoeiebtcn StunOe Der Wtor-
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ser idonen friiden Suit om Ntaiell-
ro1,Ih lobte. Ser Goritono botte
poroeIprot, ouB gemeinlhattlthe
Gpiele Elm Stoden ser llnterboltltii9
1ub @emiitli6feit ni6t miffonlntell
lien. So muroen al%tbefannte Sple-
Ie pie Gierloufen, Sodbiipfen etc,
air. oaaemeinen 2uitigfeit poll5ogen
unb Sen @eminnern fleine @elAente
ais anoenfen gegeben. 9as 9aupf-
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merfen an, mo ieoer Der Serren lem
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ten lubte. 3mei id0ne Treile lpitr-
Sen Dem Itol5en Siegerpaor itber-
reidt. 3mii6enoltr6 itdrtte man lic9
on mitae6radten Sudden nno 8ellto-
teiien un6 BEL Ser gemeinIbottllden
&offeetofel unterbielt oie Manoerml;-
iif 0ie Nnlpeienoen, Die balO ielblt mt
in fr0bli6e @e%imatpeiien eilltimm=
ten. gls 6ann, gu i6nea, Die 9untel-
belt einbra6, iebte man Itb I'm EN-
TSreuoenfeuer, an Dem MAJ big sur
Sdeiounqsitun0e in mobltue1lOer
Grobli6feit bon Der Seimat long.
@inem Seoen miro oieier lfone GAG
in @rinnerung bleiben.
l1nIere mpnatl16e Ser1a1rflllnn9
am 8. W1ai, reibte iif glei6fallS
ebenbiirtig an Die perbergegangenen
an uno GortrGge unO San8 lpeflel-
ten in angenebmen @ollien ab, I'm
cine qemiitlide l1nterbaltung, mie lle
Itets i'm Sbeoterflub 8u finoen lit, bts
31r lebten 0timute olfredt 81 erbal-
ten. Mit 6reroe muroe elm nel1er
Sat, SEER S6i6t, uniererietts be-
qriiBt, Ser es ourd iein Siolitlplel
bertrand, oos San5bein Ooppelt leltjt
empfinoen gu loiien.
Sim 8ienstag, ben II. Wtat, ftnnei
oie aei6Gftlide Sibung mieoer IN Der
8urq Ser S6laroffia, 1912 8 Stra.
re, g. 50, Itatt, 5u Ser ale ytltglle'
Ser ODER iol6e, Die es meroen poller
oebeten tperoer, piinftlid Inn o:3C
llbr gu eri6einen. MitglieO belBt,
@erIammlungen 81 belu6en.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
Sine Sran itiftet ibr geim.

Cine Srau nit itarfem @eilt muB
2ena Carroll iein, Die Dem &ran-
fenbaus bon Slo-SDOnep ibr 8ein
gu miiieni6aftliden Stuoien geltif-
tet bat, oas ibr bonn &nie an abge-
nommen muroe. Sic batte Dor orei
Sabren einen ihlperen Iutounfaa,
bel Dem iie oas 8ein brad. Ser
9ruh nor 10 fompii5iert, oaB er
frog perihieoener Sperationen ni6t
gebeilt neroen funnte, uno 10 muBte
man i6lieBli@l 5ur 4mputation
i6reiten. 9u tie arm lit, monte lie
Den Ier5ten, 6ie liH NIT ibr iHpiel
Miibe gegeben baben, penigitens et-
mas 8ugute fommen laiien, uno be-
llimmte oaber feierlib Dor Der Mb-
nabme, oaB oas 8ein Der milien-
i6aftliden abteilung oes &ranfen-
bauies iibermieien meroen ioa. sd
babe ielbit bon ibm feinen Nuben
mebr", iogte lie lGhelnO, vaber es
miro bieleift fir sic Mer5te BON
@ert iein, Die oaran einen fompli-
5ierten 8rua Itloieren f0nnen, uro
10 miro es oielleidlt oa5u beitrogen,
aaoere Sente Dor Den 2eioen 81 be-
wabrer, Die i'd ausiteben mnBte."
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
gus Ser GoneOrOia- @emeinOe.

SEER Mntonio @pntoneqa utto
SRI. Clara 9riesba6 muroen i'm
9forrboule our9 Boltor @noers gum
81lnoe fiirs 2eben pereinigt. 8rau'
5e11gen moren Serr uno Srou &u-
oolpb @ebner.
@etauft nuroen &alpb Dearborn
3anoer, Gobn BON &alpb q. 9anoer
u1o Srou @milp s., geb. &olb; =
@iaiom 8incent &epes, Sobn BON
SSoiepb g0maro &eDes un0 5rau
Miloreo, geb. Slpnn.
Ser Srouenperein belt feline Wfo;.
oerlammlung in Iromore, Wto. ob.
@S moren ungefdbr do Witglieoer
a~nmeieno.
Inter oen &rorfen Ser @emeinoe
Iino: SEER 9. Soloemann, 6rou sc.
&oQer, Srou Sacobp, 6rau Seioler.
Srou 5reo @raebner, SRI. Gli5obetb
Sorg, Sri. ernie aropt 5rau &ren.
8ig, 6rau @m. MontgomerD, 6rou
2~eclerc, SEER Geo. &otb, Serr So
cob Muener, SEER Senrp Soeger,
SEER &iforo @i6inger, Serr emil
Samogni, 6rou 2ucp SurforO, Serr
uno 6rou 81. $. 8olfmann, SRI. Gil
lian- 8enoer uno Gloria Cor. SEER
9aitor Or. g. 81. Men3el bot iifj
bon ieiner ldngeren 8runfbeit mieoer
10 gut erbolt, oaB er in Chicago Ell.
ner &onferen5 oes n8oarO on 6or.
eign Miiiions~ %beimobnen fonnte.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
1eOGdtniSfeier
fir NmD Clement Seauitt

Cine grobe An5abl BON 6reunoen
tno 9etamten ser &eritorbenen ~
>arunter audi oiele N}itglieoer mie-
res 0euti6en literarii6en &ereins,
iie lett ieiner @riinoung in 1901
MS aftines N}itglieO ongeb0rte. ~
iib am 5. 0tai, 5 ltbr
i'm Saale BON Reigb,
borboo0 Soitie. 40 g Ct, 9. 81,
Inn oos folgenoe @eOenfprogramm
,u boren.
Sribute
9roeluoium bon Chopin (Wtie
9cauitt's 9ieblings EraelnOinm
oltf Sem Glabier geipielt BON
Senrp fonoer.
bic @bilantrOpin" @frs. @ilbur
S. Garr. (8reiioent: Nteigb6or-
BOOB Souie Settlement).
gMeine SrcnnOin" (un0 Sopron'
iolo) N}rs. g. $. Smart.
"9ic 9cbrcrin" (ltno 8uritonioIo)
Mrs. Sames s. &inlelo.
y0ie 8iirgcrin" - Wfrs. 8iaiam
See Gorbin; Freiioent: Gitp
ySbre Muiif" - @iiB @eorl
@ougb.
o9ie Sclfcrin" - @}iB @li8obetb
8attaile.
r9ie SprudfnnOise"- Mr. aaen
9abiS.
u9ic Ybiluiopbin" ~ Mrs. S. 8.
g. Neligb.
yltnIer @ereinsmitglieo" = Mnita
S6ooe.
6urmele Gmpfangnabme Der
Ncigb6DrbOUo 6ilterlaHenen
gruRcn MniifbibliDtbef II Scr.
s. g. @. 0eligb.
G6pr: r9lbenOlieO", geiungen bon
Sdiilerimnen.
y@ebet" - 8aitor s. @. &obbitt.
Gdon felt 1902 bate Amp s.
2eapitt ibr ooQes Snterelie Hetgbbor-
BOOB @ouie gemiomet. Sic organl-
Iierte sic erIten &lopier- uno Sc
Iongsflaiien BORT uno unterrid)tetG
oie &inoer Ser Nrmen unentgeltlid
Sic rief oie idbrli6en WoifeItc
(8enefi5e) ms 2eben, melbe ties
2-3 Gage oauern uno nit Dem Ter-
fouf bon @egen1tanOen, nel6e i'm
Neigbborbooo Souie bon ben S6itle,
nerfertigt %peroer, perbunoen
lino. 9ei oieien @elegenbeiten lieB
lie es ii6 ni6t nebmen, It%unoenlonA
an Der &oiie 8u iiben uno &idets 81
nerfoufen. Mrs. Serbert Sooper.
mel6e 9lmp 8. 2eapitt tonnte, l6idte
ibr ihone 8lumen, ols lie ouf Dem
&ranfenbette lag, un0 CUR @eoenf.
feier idifte bie r6irit 2aop~ einen
groBen &orb 5artgelber uno roio Go.
len nit peiBer S6leife ner5iert.
@nita S6uoe.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
Sd mOdJt'
8on 81. g

Sd m06t,-a6 marltm ioa ib es
ni6t
Often uno ebrli6 geiteben?
Sd modte i6reiben ein flelrl' @e'
oi1t,
0aS gu u1o if, beioe, oeritebenl =
SD moft', i6 fonnte 5aubern berari
Ole Ssugeno nit off ibrer 2uIt;
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ltno lieB uns bic 2eer' in Der grultl
Sd m0dt' id fonnt', wie friiber gu
NAL,
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Mtein 2ieo ~ als id bon Dir ldieol
SD modt', neil nod oas Abenogolo
gliibt,
Nod einmal ms Mnge Dir i6au'n
ltno flGrge mir bann oas Iblfieos-
lieo:
W1ir miiroe Ser Simmel bod blau'n!
llno 50g ib binaus in oas ewise
@rou'n,
Damn mOdt' id, adj, fOnnt' es
BLOB fem:
Sd fonnte Ell nmul nod mieoer
l1nt'n
Ssn 0eine angen 10 lidt, 10 rein!
@aring, Eeras, @fai 1882.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
MifrOifOpiides rsmse".

Ser SEEM Norfer Banter alfreo
9. 9oomis, ser miiieni6aftlide 6or-
ibungen 5unG6It als Stedenpfero
6etrieb uno Damn i6on beoeutenoe
@rfolge errungen bat, fiinoigt iest
cine neue @%rfinoung an, Die er
3uiammen nit 8rof. 6. Newton
Sarbep gemadt bat. @s banoelt
Ii9 babel I'M elm u4uee," nit Dem
nelle &ennthiiie ii6er Die @rlnO-
merfmale ser 3eae erlangt morOen
lino. Sci Den 8eriu1en nit Sem
neuen @pporat muroen gier bon
Muttertieren permenoet. 9as nIu-
ge~ beite6t in elmer iiA orebenoen
S6eibe unter einem Wifroifop uno
ipn6roniiieltem 9idt, oas BEN mil
%lionIten Cell elmer SefunOe auf-
flammt, ipenn iid sic 9ene genau
unter Dem Mifroifop befinoet. Ser
8eo6a6ter erbdlt oaourb ben Gin
Druid, als oh er einen f~eItitebenoen
&orper betradte, mabreno Die G1ei-
be, Die nit elmer @el1minoigfeit
bon 10000 l1morebungen in Der
Minltte %rotiert, cine auBeroroentli-
de 3entrifugalfraft entpidelt, ourd
Die oas 81 gGn5lid aufgeipalten
miro. @us Dem gerbalten Der gi-
oberflade uno ieiner inneren Sci
lie lit es mOglid getpeien, gepiiie
unbefonnte Griheinungen BON @id.
tigfeit 81 beobadten, Die neues
2i6t auf Die 8iolosie Der 3eue
Derfen.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
9akaebiihren anf So aeiteiaert.

Ger Senat nabm Die Torlage an,
oie cine Grb0bun9 Der 8aB- uno gi-
iltmgebiibren aitf neitn Dollar por-
iiebt. Die 8orlage puroe bereits
Dem 8%rGiioenten 51tr llnter5ei6nung
ii6erianot, 10 oaB an3unebmen lit,
Dab iie in 8Gloe @eiebesfraft erbGlt.
@leid3eitig miro Die 2ebensoouer
zines 8aiies ODER zines 8iiums ailf
0Wei Sabre beidrdnft.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
unter 5reunoimnen

Inner 6reunoimnen.
.Als ih II Sabre alt wal, ihenfte
mir mpin Yater einen ihOnen 3'n9.
M0ftol. Sic i'm Ieben, meine Sie-
beg" flagte 6rau @eltliA ibre
6reun0in.
naber rieiig germ" fl0tete oieie
mt ibrem iiiBeiten 2ddeln, Id
idwarme fir AItertiimerl"
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
@eindlt:

5rou (mittleren 9lters) fir Stun-
oenarbeit in fleinen Sausbalt.
Wfan telepboniere fir @usfunit
an Serrn Summerbaps, 0ational
1920, Brand 668.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
Bur 9llcrambria ISOLDE

llnperaeBli6 iOa mobl oieis @o6e
iein
@enn gu oes 9anoespaters beilgem
S6rein,
@ilger fommen Der, bon melt unO
brett,
lin 8u preiien u%ni'res 2anoes Serr'
li6feit.
BUR &erteioigung oa ein5nlteben
$50 oie Scot, ols @aibington miiniGt
einen sc II,
9a erboret Soft Der 8riioer 6leben
S6idt n neil gr eS fam = ben
re6ten Wann.
@nItap @eilid.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
gu permieten:

SiibI9 mobliertes 3immer an gut
iituierten Serrn, IN Ser Nabe pom
Dupont Circle.
NGberes gu erfrogen in Der grpe'
oition oieles 8lattes.
Evening star., 1932-12-06

pear with the Metropolitan Players
in New York in The Way Out
Rumor has it that the Warner
Bros. publicity department is about
to crash out with new and unex-
pected things. Say those who know
in the Film Daily, Keep your eyes
on that Warner publicity depart
ment."
Animal Kingdom" the new Les
lie Howard-Ann Harding film, which
has been previewed and pronounced
good, will be the opener at Radio
City.
The Noel Coward play, Design
for Living" which comes to the Ma
tional the week of January Is. will
have in its cast, other than Lynn
Fontanne and Alfred Lunt, Camp
bell Gullan. Gladys Henson, Phyllis
Connard, Ethel Russell, Alan Camp
bell. Ward Bishop, Leonard Loan
and McStinette
'Maedechen in Uniform" is now
being made into a play-thus re-
versing the usual flrst-a-play, then
a-cinema formula.
Edna Hoisington suggests that
Bird of Paradise" "Arsene Lupin."
'Huddle" and one or two others
Evening star., 1932-12-06
S1C0,ODD IN STAMPS
SHOWN BY SOCIETY
Collectors. and Guests In
,.SpeCt Rare Collections at
Washington Building.

The third exhibition of the Washing
ten Philatelic Society opened yesterday
at the Washington Building, and a dis
ttnguished audience of collectors and
gEcsSs filled the gallery to inspect the
rire Stamps and covers on display.
1.-THE show is arranged in six sections,
as fellows: United States-general, spe-
cllized and possessions; Great Britain
and colonies; other European countries
Countries. co.oni.c, possessions or man
c$ted te-ri.orleS: pecialties-general
cdFers sirmail covers, airmail stamps,
pEecance.ed stamps, and other phlla-
teic material, including Washingtonia.
> Various Exhibits Listed.
w. H. Boatwright has entered three
fIpme5 CT United States current, H. F.
Diinkhorst one of United States gen.
eTal, C. G. Bartlett one of United States
specialized, E. w. Beitzell cne United
States proofs, w. H. Collins two United
States commentaries, A N. Caudell
one United States booklet panes. j. K.
Heller two United States airmails and
Shanghai. ]. H. Houston one United
States departmental stamps and Con-
feE1erate States covers. w. I. Plant two
United States 3-cent greens, 1870-167l;
H. I. Seebo-d two United States de-
partmentalS and 1869 issues
A. Z. Gorham is showing six frames
Of United States possessions; w. H Col
Inns, three British North America; C.
V. De Binder, one British North Amer
lea; o. E. Rue, one British colonials;
c. u. Vaughan, five Great Britain; A.
z. Balls, three German states; j. F.
TntnU Uatiper1 CitX-"
Kunze, one German philatelic history
and one miscellaneous European coun-
tries, E. Haworth, five European COM
memoratives; l. M. Pistoria, one Ital-
ian states, Roman states and Vatican
City; P. S. Warren. two Austria; V. v.
Weiergang, seven Scandinavian states.
Stamps Valued at 100000.
Other exhibitors include: w. c. Bond,
c. S. Hamilton. r. ]. Borhek, j. H. Jen-
kins, H Meyer, C. w. Parker, F. R.
Rice, F. B. Leech, P. A. Arnold, H. G.
Webb, E Kletsch, c. Kohen, H A.
Robinette and Mr.. and Mrs. M S.
Petty. The Post Ofice Department and
the philatelic department of the
Smithsonian Institution, National Mu-
scum, have individual exhibits of
stamps, proofs, drawings, etc
The total value of the material On
show has been estimated at more than
100000.
DR. Charalambos Simopoulos. Minister
to Greece: Haracio F. Alfaro of the
United States-Panamanian Claims Com
mission: Mrs. C. L. Manning, curator of
the Philatelic Collection of the National
Museum; Harry B. Cation, attorney. and
Col Spencer Cosby. former District
Commissioner, will act as judges of the
entries and make the awards.
The general public is invited. Today
the children of the school stamp clubs
will be guests of the society.
Evening star., 1932-12-06

last evening. but with the heart and
the viii that have distinguished
their large audiences in other i'm
portant cities of the East. For they
bring with them a repertoire of Irish
plays whose merit is not singly that
OF novelty" and the virture Of
freshness and "differentness"-but
the all-important factor that in Ire
land at this moment there are play
Wrights who are creating what may
be said to be new world of the
theater. tapestry of national fiber
which few other countries can boast
OF weaving with such fidelity and
beauty.
The Playboy" is, of course, a rich
example of national expression. Its
brogue, spoken by characters who are
facially Pickwickian and otherwise
the salt OF their not too prosperous
earth, Is something which becomes
nearer and dearer to the ear after
the first flush of getting used 10 it
Is over with. A second viewing of
this play (Which we were privileged
to see week or SO ago in Philadel-
phla) brings cut even more the
natural beauties which invest it's
Speech-and 1t is not hard to
imagine what third and fourth ses-
sion might do
The action is. of course, limited.
But neither sloth nor overmuch lag
ging in the timing and spacing of
their little deeds can be held against
them. You have only to watch that
excellent comedian, Barry Fitzgerald,
clamp himself to the bar in that
f1nal sequence where the Playboy
goes out once again into the world.
Evening star., 1932-12-06
Marriage Licenses.

Elmer c. Hall. %. 424 NJ st. sw.. and
Edna i. Howard rs, 424 n st. Gw.; Rev.
Joseph II. Roope, 21, eco 9Th st.. and
Mary P. Searls, 81, $50 9th ST.; Rev. James
Asher.
James H Beckwitch, 21. 1913 goth st,
and Lula M. Crawford. 20, s13 22d ST.; Rev
William SNsf Jones, %, e2o 9Th st., and
Geneva NJ, Jones, 16, spartansburS, Q. c.;
Robert /. Casrruthers, 21, 254O 9Th ct /,
and Hattie L. Coleman. Is, 1918 Vermont
ave; Rev. James T. Morris
Louis Shapiro. 6S, and Annie o. Miller
as, both of Charlottesville, Va; Rev. Solo
mon H Metz
Ailda D.. Williams, 1s. 25os NJ st.; Rev
William A. Jones'
David Hickegson. "a, 1899 4th st.. and
Peter A.. Williams, "a. East Orange. N. J..
and Alva c. Giuiiani, 25, 1898 Columbia rd.;
clifford Reeder. 26, s1s St xw., and
Georgiana Brooks. Is, 21 Mccullough ST;
: Sinclair Block, 9s. 1211h 7th st.. and
Charlotte Davis, 43, 12111z 7th st.; Rev. J.
Edward Graham.
Mellon o. Washburn. "a, 45I3 Arkansas
ave-, and Geraldine Streble, 10, 1919 Irving
ST.: Rev. Allen F.. Poore.
Howard Cundin, 80, 1898 w st. Ss.. and
Marion A. McGin, "a, 1885 w st. &c.; Rev.
NJ p. German.
Evening star., 1932-12-06

and with him the razor All these years
Finney AYERS, his bristly whiskers yield
ed stubbornly and painfully to variou:
blades.
But it is a small world. The de-
tective spied familiar face at a head
quarters "show-up' today and asked tc
inspect the mans personal effects.
There it is. my long lost blade" he
cried. exhibiting the instrument.
Evening star., 1932-12-06
WEEDS HUSBANDS NEPHEW

GLENDALE. Calf, December O up.
Mrs. Minnie Douglas Chase, Glendale
club woman, yesterday announced her
marriage to her late husbands nephew.
Kelcey Stillman Chase, former st. Paul
banker. She said they were wed In
Yuma, Ariz., November 81.
Her late husband, Albert Stillman
Chase, financier. died about five years
ago and shortly afterwards Kelcey
Chace's wife died. The couple will
motor to st. Paul to spend the holidays
Evening star., 1932-12-06


art does not embrace the wild
rough-and- tumble exaggerations of
our own theatric doings. Charac-
tiers are not drawn to shout and
stamp and roar. The feminine
lead is not a beady-eyed temptress,
or the hero stiff with starch and
straight of nose and figure. Rather,
the characters rise from shambling
soil, and are subordinated to their
words and to their actions. Action,
again, Is subordinated to words-the
whole, however, being perfectly
rounded circle of the intimate art
of an intimate people.
Last night these players came to
the National Theater and performed,
other than Mr. Synge's famous satire
of hero worship, THE Playboy,"
Lady Gregory's favorite curtain
raiser. The Rising of the Moon."
1t is to be hoped that this excellent
and painstaking group from across
the seas will be greeted here for the
rest of the week not only with the
enthusiasm which was their due
Evening star., 1932-12-06
Series of Threes'
Prove Unlucky to
Defendant on Trial
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December g.
From now on figure 80" is out of
Fred Buckley's numerology-"al
washed up" as he put it.
Buckley went on trial in Fed
eral Court yesterday on a charge
OF attempting to extort money
from Phillips H. Lord, the Seth
Parker" of the radio. His trial
lasted three hours. The prose-
cutor summed up in three min
utes. Judge Patterson charged
the jury for three minutes. The
jury went out and came back in
three minutes.
And Buckley was sentenced TO
three years, in Atlanta Peniten-
tiary.
Evening star., 1932-12-06

to realize the finesse Of direction
and the way in which each person
says his little say without taking the
limelight from the other. For Mr..
Fitzgerald Is famous actor in his
country (or anywhere else), and the
fact that he can shrink to a mole
hill when 1t is required brings out
the manner in which this excellent
troupe has been trained. AS has been
said, there are no stars" Distinct
and well remembered personalities,
yeS-but in the end, no fiamboyant
prima donnas or spotlight enthusi-
astS.
Thus 1t was with the initial "Ris-
ing of the Moon" with the slim ac-
tion carried along by F. j. McCor-
mick and Michael j. Dolan, on a
stage in which their faces were
scarcely distinguishable. And thus
it was in the Playboy. with Arthur
Shields in the title role: Eileen Crow
playing opposite" him, Maureen De-
lany as the rolly-eyed widow and
tion. 1t will be interesting to see
how they change about during the
rest of the week. For they are this
way one minute and that way the
next.
fine troupe-nicely tempered
and speaking their Irish language
with fine, full throats and an evident
appetite for their work
E. de S. MELCHER.
Evening star., 1932-12-06
Births Reported.

Twyman L. ard Mary Hottie. girl.
Arthur T. and Mary Davis, boy.
james P. and Eva Creech, boy.
Charles and Mary Terry, girl.
Louis and Ella Lovett, girl.
Adeibert w. and Gladys Lee, boy.
Norman and Lottie King, boy.
Andrew B. and Mabel PhucaS, boy.
Grover C. and Mary Fisher, boy.
Harvey and Annie Longchamps, boy.
William w. and Eva PrintZ, boy.
William H. and Helen Swanger, girl.
Morgan and Nellie Hendry, girl.
Curtis L. and Velma Moore. girl
Samuel S. and Sarah Silverman, boy.
Mike H. and Mary Brummett, boy.
John W. and Evelyn Crawford. boy.
Joseph and Catherine Privateri, boy.
Luther B. and Ellen Garner, boy.
Roy K. and Helen Wilkinson, girl.
William and Lottie Norman, girl.
Samuel and Mary Williams. girl.
Raymond and Bernice Pearson, boy.
Jacob and Ruth Robinson. boy.
Samuel c. and Florence Scott. boy.
Andrew and Cleo Turner. boy.
Charles and Leona Coleman, girl.
Clarence and Eula Johnson, boy
BENJAMIN and Florence SLAUGHTER, bo,
John T. and Genevere Scott. boy.
Theodore and Elsie Maynard, girl.
James and Clara TaSker, girl
Linwood and Gladys Childs. girl
Robert T. and Melissa Brown, girl.
Evening star., 1932-12-06
DETECTIVE FINDS RAZOR
LOST 16 YEARS AGO
Recognizes Thief at a Headouar-
ters "Show-up" and Searches
Him.

By the Associated Press
WICHITA, Kans., December 6.-The
16-year-old theft mystery that caused
Detective Don Finney's face to burn
every day has been solved-and what a
comfort.
There was joy in life back in 1916
when Finney worked in New Mexico
logging camp and was the owner of an
especially keen, hard razor.
But one day fellow workman left
Evening star., 1932-12-06
BOOKKEEPER SENTENCED
Earl w. Thompson Gets Four Years
for Bank Theft.

KANSAS CITY. Kans.. December 6
P1-Earl w Thompson, who as book
keeper for the Farmers g. Merchants
Bank at El Dorado, Kans., stole S44, 500
from the bank in small sums over a
12-year period, pleaded not guilty yes
terday in Federal court.
He was sentenced to four years in
the Leavenworth Penitentiary under an
indictment charging him with embez-
zling $2,500
Thompson mas wife and a daughter
Asked by Judge Richard j. Hopkins,
who passed sentence, what he did with
the money, he said: Il used it for living
expenses
Evening star., 1932-12-06
Renort ON Finnish Crime.

HELSINGFORS (P).-The ministry
of justice reports that murder and
other crimes Of violence have decreased.
but thefts and crimes against property
have increased since repeal Of Finland's s
prohibition laws. Infractions against
the new alcohol law are fewer than
those against prohibition.
Evening star., 1932-12-06

that Author Err
nest Heming-
way is most in
dignant ov er
the happy end
ing !" in "A
Fare " ell to
Arms" He has
refused the offer
made by the
Paramount Co.
to show him
personally "a
world premiere"
of the film.
Glenn Hunter,
last seen here in
the somewhat
dulcet t a b ! e.
Peter File S
HiOb - xi-i1l on
Evening star., 1932-12-06
Abbey Theater Players
Begin Weeks Repertoire.

VTis pity that the whole world
doesn't act with the ease of the
Abbey Theater Irish Players.
4 Even their foggiest inebriates.
such as appear in Mr.. Synge's
'The Playboy of the Western World" "
have a kind of restful halo about
them. They wander in and out of
the play with a comfortable 'whisht
Evening star., 1932-12-06
James Dunn and Sally Eilers
To Be Starred in Bad Boy"

" AMES DUNN and Sally Eilers,
who sprang to fame in no un-
certain terms in Bad Girl"
~ last seasons best Fox opus,
will appear together again in
sequel to that film, which is to be
entitled Bad Boy" Raoul Walsh
will direct the picture.
Tcday'S most exciting film news is
Evening star., 1932-12-06

yOo III" tAAab
suggests waking
and sleeping is
pretty much all
the S q m e to
them.
You will find
in these play
ers that genial
spirit of the
soil, that ease
and gra C e of
living and ex-
preston which
Is not only an
earmark of their
rich and color
full country, but
part of the idi-
ON of he ir
Evening star., 1932-12-06
From the Front Row
Reviews and News of Washington Theaters.

should have been included among
the years 10 best. Also Life Be-
gins" among the 10 worst.
f. de s. M.
Evening star., 1932-12-06

Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet"
has been drawing large crowds in Dub
lin, Irish Free State
Evening star., 1932-01-03
His Rent 5 Cents a Month.

High rent doesn't bother William
Winak. "a. hermit who lives outside
the Duluth, Mimi, city limits. Winak
rents a one-room building from frlend
at monthly rental of cents.
Sir Harry Lauder recently unveiled
in Allsnval Cemetery, Aberdeen, Scot
land. memorial erected to his old
friend. j. Scott Skinner, the "strath-
spey King"