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SUMNER HOMES.


APARTMENT IN COUNTRY HOME ON
sdssntsxs II farm d produce s.' address owner:
FOR RENT-SMALL FURNISHED FARM
house in Blue Ridge section: vegetables fur
MS nish ne gratis $50 per month. Address MISS
OOTHBAY-MODERN LOG CABINS FOR
rent: electrically equipped with every mod
ern convenience; in spruce grove on salt
water; select community: also few shore lots
Address sPa ans HRE anassa
Me ~'' ~ WYE '''-'1'>'' nus "''N'
COTTAGE; SPRING WATER; $40 MO;
6h s1 cApEN % fsr GaF Ssaon we EeS
BROOM FURNISHED, COTTAGE SEMI
nary Hill, Alexandria 1ve minutes from new
Nj Vernon Blvd; commands extended views;
references REQUIRED. Alexandria sFll
RENT FOR SUMNER - STONE FARM
house; cool. comfortable. cheap, Fully fur
srsnees even and 1eau 1G'' Apply to L. n
IONS. 233 s. Adams st. Petersburg, Va.
For RENT.AN ISLAND ESTATE IN
from WASHINGTON by Annapolis Ferry. Main
house bed rooms. bath. living room. kitch-
nished; sail. motor. row boats; caretaker,
cow and horse. Excellent for fishing, crab
onser Renf Ys,v W lease i9r months
Write EASTERN SHORE ESTATES CO,
Centreville. Nd.
FOR SALE.
Modern. l4-room house on large lot in
center, OF Berkeley SPRINGS. west virginia.
one block from famous springs. George
WASHINGTON built and maintained on this
lot his only home in what is now West
virginia Bronze marker lot Ideal
Summer home For information write j. c.
sPIKER. Elkins West Virglnia.
Seal Harbor, Mount Desert, Me.
For rent, moderately priced house Five
master bed rooms. living room, dining room.
sun room. three baths. three servants bed
rooms and dining room, laundry. studio, ga
rage. Beautiful view. DAMROSCH, 100
East 18th ST., New York City
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PRICE, $3.50.

See this 5-room, ami.s bungalow. Open
fireplace, hardwood floors, tile bath kitchen
cabinet, full basement and fully screened.
Just been newly decorated inside and out.
Ideally located OF large, high lot: con-
venient to Transportation. Small cash pay
ment. balance $50 per month Inspect
Sunday. Drive out PerShicg drive TO Spruce
st. left TO Nelson ave, left u Carroll ave,
right to house number 60l Carroll ave.
A. l., KELLEY g. SON,
CLARENDON. VA.
PHONE CLARENDON 1888 or 1854.
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WANTED-ACREAGE.
SALE-EARMS.

road, 40 clear; good soil; wood and timber.
Buildings rather poor. Some fruit. Snap,
$1,000 THOMAS & DAVIS, Charlotte Hall,
St. Marys Co., Md
so, list your place with Smithers Huffard
at the Log Cabin filling station and real es-
tate office, intersection LeeSburg Alexan-
dria turnpike. Telephone Herndon 34-F-31.
ACRES ON GRAIN HIGHWAY NEAR DE-
tense Highway; high land; beautiful building
site; long frontage on highway in built-up
section; electricity, many large trees. Price,
$500; terms. w. G. WILLIAMS, 35O5 Ritten-
house st: Phone evenings Clev. 6242. ~
FARMS. COUNTRY PROPERTY. SERVICE
stations--Send for new sop. illus catalog.
vineland and Southern N. ]. BRAY & MAC
GEORGE. estab. 80 years. Vineland. N. ].
25-ACRE TRUCK AND CHICKEN FARM. 80
min na. drive from center Of city: Groom
large yard and shade trees: on terms. Col.
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RENT-StJBURBAN.
(C0ntinued.)

FIRM BUNG-. FURNACE. HEAT; S2s MO-:
wired for cleo; range; no bath; spring wate tex
ern. rooms and den, fireplace, buiit-in fx-
Of ground; So Phone Adams oiso.W,
CHERRYDALE. VA.-5-RooM FURNISHED
ess.
9 ROOMS, ANIL; ARRANGED FOR TWO
VIII pa in seod f 9Or rsaSs en
ants ants, Apply OWNER, IA Banner st. or call
orSTIET kESg f s9R suMM HsTA7z FOR
1875 acres, old Colonial brick manor house,
go miles from Washington. miles Of Route
Completely Unfinished BATHS and firs toS%s
lavatory; all modern improvements See
manager for inspection. Telephone Pooles-
vile. Md. No. Q. or Washington Clev. 2046.
Chestnut ave. washington Grove Md.-e
yard, trees. Georgia 4O05.
SAVE YOUR PAY CUT IN RENT-WE HAVE
me ca5i.nf to rooms ss5 to s65 month;
Drive out Lee Highway past Cherrydale.
Phi Clar. ass. I2'
haRe long R .ei 5Ro9H sr.
kitchen. no eleetrfcity on hill; large grounds
and shade trees; brook: ideal for children;
mile of Marlboro pike; IL miles center
city phone: $40. Call Met. 2535.
TWO 5-ROOM HOUSES; SIS PER MO
Cherrydale. Va. 6-room house; double deck
porch; am J.: large corner lot shade trees.
garage blocks from car line: s45 per mo.
Mrs E. B. VAN EVERY,
q Brnokvalr Ave,
Phone Clarendon l3S7-X-l. Clarendon. Va.
SUMMER CAMP
in the Blue Ridge Mountains. so mi from
WASHINGTON on good road; mi. from paved
pike. bus and stores and mi. from trolley
furnished cottages with running spring
water cleo. lights. bowling alley and stable
40 acres OF land on mountain top with ex-
tenSive view OF Loudoun and Shenandoah
Valleys; mi from Shenandoah River. where
is to be found good fishing and bathing
Rental. 800 per mo. or will rent cottages
separately for season.
NJ. l.. CHURCH,
Realtor,
Eli, lL..,f 10
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A Country Place that Otter

A Country Place that Offers
Home. HAPPINESS and Contcntment.
IL A. MODERN 7-ROoM HOUSE. $3.50
Not often do you find a. place like, this, at
such price; attr. 7-r. house. bath. baSe-
I4x2o With Gimme ard :, pqr-.oes. suitable
small family. Big chic zen house; 2-Gar ga
rage compartment. Fine parder. planted;
grapes, strawberr, patch. excl. orchard
dozen enormous oaks adorp L lovely /: yn
about the house On car line near sto IS.
easy dist. of city. An excellent property IT
tremely easy to own.
ROBERT S. HANSEL, INC.
Clarendon Trust By Phone Clarendon, Va, 400.
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MODEL DAIRY FARM.
Only $4,000 cash required, balance easy
terms: Oil acres, with 10 acres of fertile blue
grass meadow land: only few hundred feet
from Washington-Frederick Boulevard. 10
miles from District; city electricity. Good
7-room house. tenant house. new up-to, date
concrete block COW barn for "a COWS, large
grain barn. 45x80. and other buildings; thirty
head Of excellent dairy COWS, five horses and
all necessary farming implements and equip
ment 100 acres OF growing crops included.
This is a going. profitable farm. now ship
ping IS gallons OF good quality milk to
Washington daily Reason for selling. owner
engaged in other business and cannot look
after same. Apply TO owner, F. CARROLL
WALKER. Gaithersburg, Nd. Phone Gath
erSburg BAR
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

NORTH BEACH; CORNER LOT 75xI5o;
sash Or pov terms ;oos WI make building lean
sAS nRaaoG zzRAAH fa sS z1I E 4sD
NORTH BEACH, MD,..coTTAdE FOR
ssa ac 0f for sss DsSD
Abbott. 423 9Th st. ne. Lin. ssss-W.
NORTH BEACH PARK--WATER FRONT;
e eie :, accommodates 8; ;25 weekly; reduec
Girard st, NV. Col. 4is2. "' 4u'Ae'' 1880
tage for rent sleeping facilities Tor eleven;
be At beach Sat; and Sun; ASK ior Mi!lers
n Ena l. fseins bay very reasonable. Apply
f fsfE Sesr S Eoh S SA.E EEk
furnished ana eauiped with every mode4S
sted; TsasonabIy priced; open Drive down
Metropolitan 5l65.
FOR SALE ON SEVERN RIVER. MIN.
nousf 51qns baths
BEAUTIFUL LOT. EDGEwATER BEACK-
below cost Address Box s5ob ssar Once
CEDARHURsT-oN -THE-BAY-sELL CHEAP
best corner lot l5Ox1OO); Washinston's
nearest salt water Summer colony. A. T.
WHITMORE. 1928 Hiatt pl. Col 700s-W,
FOR SALE AT HERALD HARBOR-TWo
lots, close to water.
Phone Lincoln 14sl-J
GUNSToN MANOR; vA.-3-ROOM COT
tage for sale; porches; furnished; sanitary
toilet; good well and pump; wired for cleo:
cupboard motor and new lift. boat Will
be at property Sunday Inquire for z K
Fitzpatrick or ask Waterman or phone Alex.
2204-W from to pm. week days
BEVERLY BEACH, MD-FOR RENT, S.
room bungalow, nicely furnished, screened in
porches, water and cleo. radio. Will accom-
modate eight. Mrs. VOIGT. at Beverly
Beach Sunday. Monday. Adams 7552-J
FOR SALE OR RENT. NORTH BEACH
Cement bungalow, gas, cleo bath and show
er: two large cement porches; accommodate
or more; directly on water front 1st and
Bay ave.; no reasonable offer for the sea-
son refused. Call either Nat. 1902 or Wis.
3527.
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SALE-LOTS.

LOTS, MONTELLO AND RAUM ST NE;
suitable for gas station, row houses. Make
an offer. Owner, P. o. Box 473. Rosslyn. Va
ARE YOU THINKING OF BUILDING
have some choice lots with trees, in desir-
able section. Concrete streets, sidewalks
sewer and water in. Priced as low as l5c
per foot. terms. Call Mr.. WARREN, Wis
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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PINE WHIFF BEACH.
ADJOINING WOODLAND BEACH
room. kitchen: large screened front porch
and rear porch. The best bargain this sea
SON. son; only $3.50 a better one. with electric
SOS. BERNARD. Adams 1888. oAiS ie" ie'''
WOODLAND BEACH-FOR SALE OR TO
ing room. fireplace, screened porch Cedar
Grove, Avenue venue "a block from Mayo road.
SHERWOOD ,FoREsT-FoR SALE AT
iiehtfu furnished bGnssiow ;'' ali ffas conven
fences; Col. Johnsons cottage on new water
front road. Open Sunday.
shore front: furnished: Screened: inside
toilet. Met: 6457. At Benedict Sunday
SEVERN RIVER. NORTH SHORE-FUR-
tric running water by week a or month ren
REDUCED: Address GEORGE w. SIEGRIST.
l32 s. CalYerton I'd. Baltimore. Md.
FOR RENT BEAUTIFUL HOME ON THE
s. osd 90s e. boat ssEd snd
nhsd wAER ms ASs and u
circle. Natl. 6229
FOR RENT-coLoN1AL BEACH: CLEAN
cottages newly furnished: by season or week.
Lincoln 6638-W. bet. and pm. or after
9 pm:
FOR :RENT-FURN1sHED COTTAGE. NORTH
Beach nS. all conveniences. Phone North
LARGE LOT ON RHODES RIVER NEAR
Mayo. fronting on shore; large trees, good
A saGRes sos sssr o sse road $500
FAIRHAVEN. MD.-SALE OR RENT: FUR
nished beach front: for s: electricity: sewer
age; artesian water; shade; sand beach, IS
mi: $3.50 wk North 5584. after Sunday.
BAY-FRoNT COTTAGE; MODERN; FULLY
furnished; 4 bed rooms, servants rooms: q
car garage: for rent to Aug. /. Apply to
WILLIAM H. LINKINS, Arundel on the-Bay,
over the week end.
COLONIAL BEACH. VANCE. NEW COT
tage for sale; large lot; $40 per month. Ad-
dress Box 273-C. Star ONCE.
NORTH BEACH. MD.-DESIRABLE LOT
near beach; will sacrifice to quick buyer,
Net 7l57. CAu Sunday Net. 5aS7.
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WANTED-FARMS.
SUMNER CAMPS.

WANTED-RENTAL OF SMALL FARM IN
nearby Maryland or Virginia, with option Of
buying. Potomac 079l.
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Slime minimum
time. zoe per line
times, Ice per line
times. 18c per line
times consecutively, Tic per Line.
Advertisements under Personal &c Per line
additional NN
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sl,2OO-BLAIR, SILVER SPRING. MD.-ALL
improvements; accessible to one-fare bus and
street car terminal: beautiful trees: delight
full North Washington neighborhood; big re-
duction Phone Shep 1886
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coTrAqE WITH LARGE SLEEPING
porch. bed rooms. living room. kitchen.
toilet: right on bay: good bathing; private
wharf and grounds: fresh supplies, artesisn
well: town point near Fairhaven. GRANT
LEET. 1871 14th st. NV. Natl. 0308 Wise.
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

LEAVING CITY = MUST SELL GROOM
BUNGALOW: INV h: 2 blks. r. I. ave. No
%s sa;aIs sF Tsfpsed Owner s7 s'st
OAKCREST-NEW SAMPLE BRICK; 6 R..
sun parlor. built-in garage; large wooded lot
on the ridge; last word in modern construc-
ton: open for inspection evenings and Sun
new 5-r English Colonial brick; all modern
conysnences large lot; e. h ien . esyation;
bal. to suit. Also, Va. Highlands. 8,r. mod
srn CALIFORNIA bungalow: hardwood foor S
viii saerifice for Sc, 500 500 cash. bal, easy.
Why rent? Beautiful new ST., English bun.
galow, Jefferson Park sec. at $6,250; $500
cash; balance like rent. Also. foreclosure
sale by Mortg, Co. at big loss; 5-r. bungalow;
hardwood floors h -w.h.. built in tub, garage;
on the ridge: S4,850; $500 cash. bal. to suit;
Very attractive; owners loss your gain; II
you are buyinG. renting or selling: see J: l..
PRICE at Oakcrest Va; office. POP Mt Yer
non ave. Phone Clarendon 272. Get our
for rent list"
T-ROOM, MODERN. NEARLY NEW; LARGE
sun room. built-in garage: fireplace acres;
$3.50. OWNER. Falls Church 844-F-l.
ACRE. Broom HOUSE; ELECTRICITY,
sewerage, fruit: no incumbrance. Tel. Att
n2le. Fine building lots fine neiehborhood.
ABINGDON VA: 925 RANDOLPH RID:
bungalow: rooms and bath; ami: large
lot: shrubbery: Pear sarage; open for in
spectlon; price, $3.50; 500 cash; BALANCE,
S42.50 per month. H B. TERRETT. 63l Pa.
ave. NV. Phone Adams 6344 and Met. 1926
SACRIFICE EQUITY IN SMALL MODERN
home in excellent condition; lovely lot. Wis.
Evening star., 1932-06-20
HENRY FIELD BARES
FIRM DRY STAND
IoWan Who Defeated Smith Brook
hart as G. O. P. Senate Nominee
Points to More Vital Issues.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
SHENANDOAH. Iowa, June 90
Henry Field. Republican candidate for
United States Senator in the Novem-
ber elections. today had reafhrmed his
support of prohibition in statement
issued in response to numerous requests
that he repeat his stand on the liquor
issue.
In his statement Field said that the
Republican party platform plainly
points out that the issue of prohibition
is not a party question nor a test of
party loyalty.
There have always been both vets
and drys in both parties. We dry
Republicans have always worked within
the party for the cause of temper
ance We can work most effectively
within the party now for the good
of this caAe."
Field concluded his statement with
the assertion that the real issue be-
fore the people Of Iowa and the rest
of the world is Jobs fer the working
people and better prices for the farmer
and food for the hungry.
Evening star., 1932-06-20
DOLL GIVEN SCHOOL.
BY JAPANESE GIRLS.
Daughters of Embassy At.
tache Show Fondness for
American Customs.

A pretty gesture of international good
will was made today when the John
Eaton School in Cleveland Park re-
ceived a beautiful japanese doll as
gift from the Misses Megumi and Mikiko
Washizu, young daughters Of Col. Shohei
WashiZu military attache Of the I'M
perial japanese embassy. They make
their home in Woodley Park Towers.
The gift was accompanied by an ex-
preston of deep appreciation to the
principal, teachers and pupils OF the
school for their felpfu'ness to the two
japanese children. who have been stu
dents there. 1t was presented with the
hope also Of promoting understanding
between the children of Japan and the
United States. The doll is about 3 feet
tall and is dressed in japanese costume.
Quick to Learn.
Little Megumi aged years, and Mi
kiko. aged 9. were unable to speak
word of English when they enrolled
last September after having come here
from Toxic with their mother. Now
they speak the language fluently and
stand well in their classes. Megumi has
attended the Kindergarten classes.
Mikiko is familisrly known to her play
mates as "Mitzi"
Col. WashiZu soon will leave Wash
1ngton. after his tour Of duty here, to
take up an assignment in Toxic He
and Nine. WashiZu are much pleased
with the progress made by their two
young daughters during their attend
ance at the Washington public schools.
The two little japanese maids have
formed an attachment for their Amer
lean schoolmates and are loath to leave
Washington. Asked whether they wish
to go back home to Japan, they en-
phatically reply, No"
They have formed a liking also for
American foods. Their playmates in
troduced to them at luncheons toasted
cheese on crackers So fond are they
of the tidbit that they insist on having
1t sometimes for breakfast.
Two Girls Interesting.
Interest of the pupils at John Eaton
School in the two japanese girls has
been manifest from their first days Of
attendance. On numerous occasions
they have. at the request of their teach
erS. worn their native costume and dis
played to the curious American children
the intricacies of their robes.
The principal of the school, Miss A.
c. Leubkert. and their teachers. the
Misses Keliher and Meyers, have shown
exceptional interest in the little Japa-
nese pupils and the remarkable progress
attained by them in their studies and
with a language previously unknown to
them.
Mikiki and Megumi say their attend
ance at John Eaton has brought many
happy days and they expect to tell of
them to the children of Japan when
they reach Toxic. They expect. also.
to write letters to John Eaton School
from time 10 time
Evening star., 1932-06-20

airy was assigned the honor Of escort
ing the cardinal from the quayside to
the cathedral, with a brief stop at the
boundary of Dublin for presentation by
the lord mayor of an Illuminated scroll
In silver casket, conveying the free
dom of the city.
Reception Is Tomorrow.
Plans included government recep-
ton in his honor tomorrow.
large part of the nearly 1000 acres
OF Phoenix Park is spread over with
bell tents, camp for men under the
direction of the minister of defense.
The women are housed in converts
nearby.
Hotel accommodation and lodging Of
every character was at premium six
months ago.
Evening star., 1932-06-20
HEAD
GETS BIG OVATION
Crowds Cheer PapaI Legate
Arriving for Dublin Cere-
monies.

BY the Associated Press.
DUBLIN. June 20.-Ireland gladly
gave its heart away today to smiling
man in scarlet.
He is Cardinal Lauri. AS the Pope's
personal representative he will be the
chief figure at the Eucharistic Congress
here this week Next Sunday he VIII
celebrate a pontifical high mass before
million people.
Long before his ceremonial landing
at Kingstown Quay this afternoon,
where Archbishop Byrne, primate OF
Ireland; President De Valera and lesser
notables assembled to welcome him,
thousands trimmed the route OF the
papaI legates triumphal procession TO
Dublin Procathedral for the solemn
ecclesiastical reception.
All Nations Represented.
Crowds of the faithful. not only ira
ditionally smiling Irish. but French,
Spanish, Italians, Americans, Belsians,
Poles, Southern Germans, brought to
Erin by common interest in the great
religious festival. made cheering bor-
der along the eight miles from Dun
Laoghaire to Dublin.
ONLY a comparative few of the thou
sands who came here from all over the
world could be admitted for the cele-
mony.
A squadron of Irish Free State cav
Evening star., 1932-06-20
U. S. MISSIONARIES SAFE

Mennonite Groups Report Chinese
Bandits Less Active.
PEIPING, China, June 20 (P.-The
Mennonite mission at Taningfu, in
South Hopei Province, reported to the
United States legation today that all
Americans there were safe and the
bandits who had been threatening the
city had fled into Honan Province.
The message also said that a group
OF Mennonite missionaries. which was
reported besieged by rebel forces at
Kaichow last week, reported today they
were in no immediate danger.
Evening star., 1932-06-20
ACCUSED AS DOGS OWNER
AS WOMAN DIES OF BITE
Riveradale Han Is Released on
500 Bond-Animal Is Killed,
Police Say.
By Staff Correspondent of The Star.

BY staff Correspondent of The Star.
HYATTSVILLE, Md, June 20.-Ac-
cused Of permitting a vicious dog to run
at large after a colored woman. who
was bitten by dog said to belong to
him died, Charles Bowman of Riverdale
was at liberty under Sl00 bond today.
He was arrested by County Policeman
Reese, who said Bowman's dog bit
Emma jackson colored.
The woman died in Casualty Hospital
of blood poisoning as a result of the
bite. The policeman said the dog has
been killed
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-29
RAY CHOkLAT HOST
AT EASTER PARTY

Among the many Easter parties
which took place this last weekend
was the one given in honor of Ray
Choklat, son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. P.
Choklat, 1861 FL Centro avenue.
Easter decorations were featured
and the came theme was carried out
in the refreshments and in the in
teresting games enjoyed by the
young guests. An Easter egg hunt
offered great excitement and at
the end OF the afternoons games,
the winners, Netty Cook, Billy
Knight, and Emmitt Wilson, were
presented with prizes. Each guest
received as favors a chocolate bun
ny. an Easter basket and a toy air.
plane.
Those present were David and
Philip Knight, Betty and Jean Pat
terson, Betty Marjorie, and Laur-
ence Cook, Dorothy and Jimmy
Moose, Ethel and Joyce Sherwood,
Albert Smith. Louise, Emmitt and
Frances Wilson. Dick and Craig
Strickland, and the young host Ray
Choklat.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-29
OF Interest to Women 5:;:::: !::::
: ~ BARRIE STORY TOLD FOR
TEN THOUSAND CLUB SECTION

mis- pennies to crafty her wish
The plot iself is slight. but Barrie
has portrayed two loveable charac-
ters in Jess and her husband. Mrs
Kutz tod the story in a most SYM
pathetic fashion, bringing out the
delicate humor and charm OF the
tale.
1t was decided that since the
county convention falls on the reg
ular club day. April -. the meeting
should be postponed one day, and
be held on Tuesday, April 13, 50
that the members might attend
the convention sessions.
Guests yesterday were Mrs.
Dorsey Whitlaw. Mrs. Ray Edgar.
Mrs. Elton B. Christian, Miss Kath-
crime Roberts of San Fernando,
Mrs. James c. RamSaur Of Cali
pat.ia. Mrs. George S. Guuett OF
Calipatria and Mrs. Walker Of
calipatrla.
The afternoon ended with the
serving of refres hments by the
hostess
Members present were MeSdames
P. E. Ryerson. P. A Murray, J E.
Brock, B. NJ. Gruwell, J. S. Larew,
w. J. Reid. Forrest E. Kutz Nor
man E. Dupont. Lee Nuffer, n. A.
ContoS. Charles E. Anderson. d. B.
Roberts. Earle G. Davis. w w.
Apple and E. J. Mack.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-29
BOYCE ATEN UNIT
SOCIAL MEETING
HELD LAST NIGHT

Boyce Aten unit of the American
Legion Auxiliary departed from its
usual routine of business to enjoy
a meeting devoted solely to pleas
ure.
Members met at $50 in the Vet
erans Memorial hall last night for
pot luck dinner which was served
in cafeteria fashion.
After the dinner, initiation ser
vices were conducted for six new
members: Ella Macable, Louise Mar
able. Minta Childs, Tommie Gum,
Josephine Walden. Hazel Dunnlng.
Music during the service was pre-
sented through the courtesy OF the
music committee headed by Mrs.
BeSs Christian.
The remainder Of the evening was
spent at bridge, Mrs. Irene MattoX
holding the high score for the eve
night. Each member had brought
white elephant some article for
which she had no further use, and
from this collection Of varied OBJ
jects. the members selected their
prizes in the order Of their scores.
Mrs. Thelma Connolly, chairman
of the unit activities committee,
and her able assistants, deserve
credit for the success OF the eve
ming. Sixty-five were present for
the occasion.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-29
Modern Romance
Shown In Films

mo One Man, a story OF modern
romance, is the attraction for to-
night only at Fox Imperial the
atre, with four prominent motion
picture celebrities in the leading
roles
The four are Carole Lombard,
Ricardo CorteZ, Paul Lukas and
Juliette Compton.
Based on the story by Rupert
Hughes, which appeared as a SER
ial in nationally known magazine,
No One Man" tells the story OF
a woman who divorces one man to
wed another, unaware of the fact
that the latter seeks only to get
control of her money. After her
marriage a third man comes into
her life and in him she finds what
the other two lacked-the ability
to make her happy. Eventually
their romance succeeds.
Miss Lombard is cast as the wom-
an, Cortez as her husband, Lukas
as the final lover and Miss Compton
as the woman in love with the hus-
band.
mo One Man is sophisticated
and gives an insight into the reas-
ons for the large number seeking
the divorce courts each day.