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Evening star., 1932-02-03
CORPORATION
REPORTS
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS.

NEW YORK, February 3.-Following
is summary of important corporation
news prepared by the Standard Stats
tics Co., Inc, New York for the Asso-
ciated Press:
News Trend.
Daily average crude oil production
showed a slight increase in the week
ended January 30. According to the
American Petroleum Institute, daily
average output amounted to 2,170,80C
barrels, which compares with 2,l61 SOC
barrels in the previous week, an in
crease of $500. Gasoline stocks at re-
fineries increased 1,008,O00 barrels tc
40, 0,746,000 barrels.
Revenue freight car loadings declined
slightly more than the usual seasonal
amount, dropping TO 562938 cars from
573.276 cars in the previous week. &C
cording to the American Railway AsSo-
cation. Forest products, ore, grain
and grain products and merchandise in
less than car lots were the only COM
modities to show increased loadings.
The Companies.
Blaw-Knox Co.-Unfilled orders as OF
January l, 1882, about $3,915,OO0.
Chicago, Great Western Railroad
Saving from 10 per cent wage reduc-
ton estimated at $5OO,OoO for year.
Florida East Coast Railway Decem-
Der net operating income off 1879 per
cent, IL months off 362 per cent.
Insuranshares Certificates liquidating
value December 81, 1881, s4.45 a COM
mon share, VS.. $3.50 December 81, 1880.
Insuranshares Corporation of Della
ware liquidating value December 81,
1881, S940 a common share, VS.. S2O.3O
December 81, 1880.
Long Island Railroad December net
operating income off 428 per cent; 12
months, Off 97 per cent.
Union Electric Light a. Power of Illi-
nois 1881 preferred share earnings
$24.92, VS.. $21.41.
Anaconda Copper Mining subsidiary,
American Brass, cuts prices p cent on
brass and "a cent on copper products.
Bangor g. Aroostook Railroad agree
ment with trainmen and cnductors for
10 per cent wage reduction expected
shortly.
BendiX Authorization on common
dividend to be taken late in February;
ST annual rate expected to be con-
tinued.
Chicago &, Eastern Illinois Railway
saving from 10 per cent wage reduction
estimated at 81 100000
Deere & Co. earned 26 cents per pre-
ferred share in year ended October 81,
1881, VS.. 1921.
F. g. w. Grand 5-10-25-Cent Stores
takes no action on quarterly dividend
on 612 per cent preferred stock; paid
$I6212 November l, 1881.
Manhattan Shirt declared is cents
quarterly common dividend formerly
paid rs cents
Mccall Corporation 1881 common
share earnings 50 go vs. S3.4e.
National Steel 1881 common share
earnings $206 vs.. 1891.
Parke, Davis & Co. 1881 common
share earnings $l2s VS.. sl.58.
Pewdrell & Alexander takes no ac-
tion on quarterly common dividend;
paid so cents November Is and 87l5
cents quarterly prior thereto.
Revere Copper & Brass-Prices of COP
per and brass products reduced to basis
of 6& cents pound for electrolytic
copper,
Second International Securities liqui-
dating value November 80, 1881, $2.36
a class A share VS.. $l8.84 November
80, 1880.
American Seating 1881 deficit $7oo,-
$50 VS.. net income sl83, ,119 equal to 80
cents a common share.
Evening star., 1932-02-03
PRODUCE MARKETS
IN F|RMER TREND
Prices OF Most Commodities
Are Helped by Colder
Weather.

Firm prices for grain, cotton and beef
cattle gave the general market better
start for the new month, says the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics,
Market News Service. Colder weather
helped the position of most food prod
ucts. Butter values remain weak and
unsettled, owing to recent liberal fresh
supplies Cheese quotations were nearly
unchanged. Egg prices recovered a
little in some markets after weeks OF
increasing receipts and price declines.
Mill feeds we're slow in following the
upward turn in the grain market.
Apples continue at irregular prices.
Northern vegetables hold recent prices
fairly well
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NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Mh 70 OmeH
stock and salss-
Dividend Rate. Add 90, Open High Low. Cfoss


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BUS LINE is GRANTED
EXTENSION OF SERVICE

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND, Va, February 3.-The
State Corporation Commission has
granted authority to the Virginia Tide
water Lines to operate interstate pas
Senger service between Norfolk and the
Virginia Maryland State line, with
Baltimore as the destination.
The route viii be via Newport News
Gloucester, Tappahannock, Colonial
Beach and other Virginia points.
Application of the Virginia TideWater
Lines to operate motor interstate
freight service between Winchester and
Baltimore via Berryyille, Va. Charles
Town and Harpers Ferry, w. Va, and
Frederick, Md was set for hearing
March at II am.
Evening star., 1932-02-03
FREIGHT LOADINGS.
By the Assnclated Press-

BY the Associated Press.
Revenue freight loadings for the week
ending January % were announced by
the American Railway Association as
totalng 562 938 cars.
This was decrease of I0.338 cars
under the preceding week and 1886
below the corresponding week in 1881.
Miscellaneous freight totaled 184,83l
cars, a decrease Of 53,679 from the cor
responding week last year: merchandise,
1852 decrease 1871, grain and
grain products 32.575, decrease 6.968:
forest products, 1855. decrease 14.624:
ore, 3,469, decrease 1896; coal, 1O7493,
decrease 483l3: coke. 5,452, decrease
3,785, live stock, 2I,O5I, decrease 3,784
Evening star., 1932-02-03
NEW GENERAL MOTORS
REFRIGERATOR PLANNED

Special Dispatch to The Star
DAYTON, Ohio February 3.-Tooling
operations have been started for pro-
duction of an absorption type gas
operated household refrigerator, to be
known as the Faraday a new General
Motors product 1t will be placed on
the market within the next few months
by the Faraday Refrigerator Corpora
ton newly formed to sell the unit. r
F. Galloway, as vice president, will be
in active charge of sales.
Marketing at first will be confined to
restricted territory in the East and
Middle West. Mr.. Galloway said.
Evening star., 1932-02-03
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, February 8 LP.-Cop-
per easy; electrolytic, spot and future,
612 -e34. Tin easier; spot and nearby
2190; future, 2225. Iron quiet; un-
changed Lead steady; spot, New York,
3.75; East St. Louis, 3.55. Zine easy;
East ST. Louis, spot and future, 2.so-
2.82. Antimony 7.12, nominal. Quick
silver, 81 400-6800.
Evening star., 1932-02-03
New York Cotton

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, February 3.-Opening
cotton prices today were unchanged to
points lower Trading was in small
volume Foreign demand was quiet
Opening prices were March, 653,
unchanged; May, $50, unchanged; !;
July, 685, off / October, 7.05, off 2;
December, 7.2l, off 2, and January,
726 off 4.
Evening star., 1932-02-03
Potato Markets Irregular.

Country markets for potatoes were
weaker in the extreme East and the ex-
IRENE West at the beginning of the
month but firm to steady in the CEN
tral sections. Eastern sweet potatoes
generally advanced in price, but ar
rivals from Tennessee and Louisiana
were at a slightly lower level. Western
New York cabbage held steady at $40
to S12 bulk per ton, but sacked stock
was weaker at $12 to $l4 Celery
prices advanced somewhat. Lettuce
followed an advancing market. Onion
prices were irregular, with weakness
appearing Il some markets, Baldwin
apples were lower at Western New York
shipping points at 83 to 95 cents per
bushel tub but Rhode Island Green
ings held at S120 and Mcintosh re-
turned SITS
Evening star., 1932-02-03

Dividend dollars quarterly of
dividend. in
Payable in cash stock Payable ment
dividend. So h II
stock Plus 2S in stock Plus 0G in
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Larry and that much of her dis
content and dissatisfaction with the
world vas cue to her double failure.
The realization did not better mat
ters.
That night at Dreamland she did
not expect Larry. All the afternoon
she had tried to make herself un~
derstand that it was entirely pos
sible she might never see him again.
So the evening was stale and fat
to her; the dancing boring and her
own popularity boring. She hated
dancing with the men who fire.
quented Dreamland, hated the pink
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Maybe you're better able to take
time off" she replied somherly.
The elevator descended and the
doors opened. Early shoppers stray
gled inside. Ellen said a stiff good
by. For a moment she thought
he meant to say something further,
then be bowed colby and moved
away.
Larry had destroyed her pleasure
in the new Job. The afternoon
seemed long and dull and proatless.
Lorene's chatter and constant ref
erences to Steven Barclay grew dis
proportionately irkSome.
Ellen vaguely realized that she
wanted to love Steven and to hate
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Ellen rang the bell, he became con-
vinced Of her e~arnestneSs, and, at
the same time, abruptly cross.
"You aren't telling me-" he began
in annoyance, "that after I've hung
around in that stuffy basement all
morning waiting for you, I can't
take you to lunch because OF some
stupid job!"
"Just that" she assured him.
ST certainly rate with you, don't
I? I've a job, too, you know.
Three orders for pictures and I
haven't done a tap on any Of them.
But I was glad enough to take time
off"
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Iy you aren't saying you prefer a
career to me. I'll be back at IL
sharp"
Ellen saw that he did not for a
minute believe she had refused his
invitation.
"You don't understand" she per-
sisted half ~heartedly. IT simply
can't go with you today. It's my
first day at this JOHN to be a
buyer-or an assistant buyer, I
should say"
TIER tone rose triumphantly. But
II it was evident that being a
buyer meant nothing to Larry. They
had reached the elevator. When
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PAGE IL

and gilt hall, the tinny, mechanic
cal music.
But it was her job-even if It was
to last only a short time now-and
she set herself resolutely at It.
Toward 10 o'clock she was dane
ing with a blank-faced, blue-eyed
chap and attempting to ignore his
soiled collar and dubious conversa-
ton, when she happened to glance
toward the stairway to see Larry
entering.
ITO Be Continued
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invest a little more in safe bonds.
She reused from her dream Of long
ago and smiled at Ellen.
Il hope $50 a week will be salts
factory"
Satisfactory? Obi" Ellen stam-
mered. That's not the word at all.
It's simply perfect. You can't know
how perfect it is. Just wait till my
mother hears thisi"
Then and then only a sudden doubt
srnote her. She flushed furiously.
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CHAPTER TwENTY-ONE CCon-
tinued)

Perfectly sure" Lorene respond
cd with a cryptic smile. Inwardly
the older woman sighed a little for
her own lost youth and lost en-
thusiasm.
Years ago $50 extra each week
would have changed entirely the
course Of Lorene Elcott's life. Now
a raise meant only that she could
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The Tor-o-don released its hold upon PAN
at-lee just as the strange creature advancing
toward it had said it might do. Charge it did,
and in those close quarters there was no room
to fence for openings. Instantly the two beasts
locked in deadly embrace, each seeking the
others throat while the girl watched, taking
no advantage of her chance to escape. The
creature had said he was the friend Of Om-at,
her beloved. So she awaited, with drawn knife,
the opportunity to do her bit in overcoming
the Tor-L-don.
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That the newcomer could do that, unaided,
she well knew was impossible. There we're not
many of these horried creatures in Pal-uI-don,
but what few there were were a terror to all
the women, for when the old bulls roamed the
Waz-don's country, woe betide the shes who
fell in their path. With its tail the Tor-o-don
sought one Of Tarzan's ankles. and tripped
him. The two fell heavily to the cave floor,
hut in falling Tarzan managed to twist the
beast beneath him and so fall on top.
La gaceta., 1932-06-30

=
I'm buque escuela de la mari
ma mercante, ell Empire State,
arribara aquf ell domingo al me-
diodfa, en- viaje de estudios por
las costas de Florida. La embar-
caci6n pasara aqui tres dfas Y
despues continuara viaje hacia
Miami.
Para ell Empire State Sc ha
reservado un espacio en- los
muelles municipales.
Will c. Spencer, ell ciudadano
que aver fuera electo sheriff,
derrotando a Mr.. Joughin, de-
clar6 anoche que aprecia since
ramente los esfuerzos de los
amigos que respaldaron SUI can
didatura hasta elegirlo de nue.
Vo.
Spencer promote que duran
tie su administration como Sher-
iff nunca sera utilizado como
Instruments, para verificar cleo
clones fraudulentas." Aun mas
-agreg6-puedo asegurar que
en- todas las e~lecciones las agen-
cias de las oficinas del sheriff
La gaceta., 1932-06-30

Los anestesicos pueden ser di
vididos en- varios grupos: gases,
'eter y cloroformo; los grupos
de cocaina; barbitales y otros.
Ell eter todaVia es ell anestesi-
co mas usado, aunque tiene i'm
pcrtantes desventajas, particu-
larmente cuando es inhalado. A
menudo causa irritation en- la
garganta y los pulmones y los
~efectos, despues de SUI uso, en- al
gunas ocasiones son severos.
Ell tercer grupo de aneste5i-
COS 10 forman drogas llamadas
amital, rubinal, pentobarbital Y
otras, derivadas del alquitran.
Ahora Sc les utiliza para pro
dUcir una anestesia preliminar
antes de la administration de
I'm mas ~poderoso anest6sico.
Con esos derivad0s del alqui-
tran Sc da al paciente un sueno
cast normal y bajo su influen-
cia puede llevarseIa a la sala de
operacioneS, en- IN eStado cast
inconsciente, y ALI aplicarle la
anestecia mas fuerte.
Los anestesicos vienen STEM
do ahora usados para ell trata-
La gaceta., 1932-06-30

gado y al presente s~ecretario
general del gobierno del estado.
La election de gobernador Y
otros oficiales tendra lugar Ell
6ltimo domingo de Agosto.
Laborde fue electo dipatado
federal de Veracruz, en- 1928,
con I'M programa comunista y
'tom6 possession Ell mismo dia que
Ell Presidente Hoover salio en-
.viaje de buena voluntad a los
.pafses de la America espanola.
New York, JUNO 30.-El des-
arrollo de nuevos anestesicos Y
nuevas formas para usarlos, es
uno de los mas grandes triun-
fos de la ciencia moderna.
Hace 20 amos ell cirujano solo
tenia a SD disposition, eter y
cloroformo para librar a su
paciente de la parte dolorosa de
la operation. Hoy cuenta con
mas de 20 sustancias anestesi-
cas-, cada una conveniente a una
condici6n particular.
Junto con las nuevas mejoras
en- los anestesic0s Sc han desa-
rrollado nuevos con0cimientos
acerca de la naturaleza del es-
tado anestesico con ell resultado
que, por medic de la adecuada
arlicaci6n, los habiles aneste-
sistas pueden ahora producer
una condici6n entire una pro-
funda inconsciencia y I'm suave
marco, y pueden m~antener ese
estado durante las horas que Sc
reduieran, o varios segundos,
sin riesgo alguno para la vida
del paciente.
Los a~nest6sicos mcdernos
tienden a ser selectivos en- su
acci6n, de mode que no es nece-
sario en- algunas classes de ope-
raciones anestesiar por compile
Ito al raciente.
Ell desarrollo de la anestesia
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In RAGSEyTA

local y espinal ha hecho posi-
be alejar ell dolor de una parte
d~eterminada sin que ell pacien-
tie pierda ell conocimiento.
Ell gran ndmero de anestesi-
cos Sc debe al hecho de que no
eXiste la perfecta anestesia y
que cada una tiene sus ventajas
y desventajas Y el propio anes-
tesico debe ser seieccionado de
acuerdo con las condolences del
paciente.
Junt0 con la idea de un per-
fecto a~nestesico Sc ha eliminado
iotra que consistia en- la esperan
"a de descubrir algo que pudie-
ra dormir al paciente antes de
una operation, y mantenerlo en-
csc estado durante dfas o sema-
mas.
Equilibrando la perdida de
eeas 0gradahles ilusionas, los
mCdernos anestesistas han des-
truido algunas de las horripilan
tes creenciaS sobre los efectos
despues de la anestesia. va no
Sc estima sensible decir que CO.
mo resultado de la anestecia.
va no sc estima sensible decir
que como resultado de un pro-
longado tratamiento para la su-
preston del dolor Sc puede ad-
Guirir ell habito de una droga.
En- los dias cuando la cocaina
Sc usaba para dormir Ell dolor
este era una posibilidad. Actua-
lidad la cocaina cast no Sc usa.
Su lugar ha sido ocupado por
una docena de drogas relaciona-
das con Ia cocaina, pero que no
~ejercen sobre ell paciente efecto
psychological. Estos nuevos anes-
tesicos nunca forman habito.
La gaceta., 1932-06-30
NOTICIAS
~TELEGRAFICAS

Jaiapa, Veracruz, MEXICO, ju-
MO 30.-Los partidarios del 60
bernador Adalberto Tejeda, a
quien los propietarios califican
de comunista, estan siendo COM
batidos por un llamado partido
Comunista que continuamente
a los Tejedistas los hon.
bres de la "sala rosada".
fernando Laborde dirige ell
grupo comunista y es candida
to para suceder a Tejeda. Ell
Official del partido es
"Bloque de los Trabajadores y
Campesinos".
La administrator tiene de
candidate n Gonzalo Vela, un
.protegido de Tejeda, que es abo-
La gaceta., 1932-06-30
NOTTCIAS De
INTERES LOCAL

Ell comite de presupuestos del
condado y la junta de edueaci6n
vienen estudiando una rebaja
de 2O% en- los salaries de los
maestros de los institutes y 10
por ciento en- los sueldos de los
maestros de las escuelas prepa-
ratorias y ~escuelas elementales.
81 Ell comite de presupuestos
Y la iunta aprueban esa rebaja,
las maestras y maestros de las
escuelas de los suburbios de
Tampa y los pueblos del conda-
do, sufriran una disminuci6n de
20 Y 1919 en- sus sueldos.
La misma MEDIA afectara
tambien en- un 20% a todos los
maestros de Tampa.
En- una junta celebrada por
esos organismos, Sc discuti6 ell
asunto de la rebaja, sin llegarse
a un acuerdo.
La gaceta., 1932-06-30
centric ESPANOL DE
TAMPA

Sc eta a todos los miembros
de esta Sociedad, para la Jun
ia General Extraordinaria, que
Sc celebrara manana Viernes
primero de Julio, a las 8 y
media de la noche, en- ell edificio
de Ybor.
En- dicha Junta Sc trataran
asuntos urgentes y muy impor-
tantes para la Sociedad, por 10
que es de esperar la mas pun
tual asistencia de los Sres. So
clos.
F. S0ut0,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1932-06-30

miento de intermediates que 10
tienen relaci6n con ell campo qui
r1rgico y particularmente la cpl
lepsia, desordenes nerviosos, Ell
NAL de San Vito, locuras suaves
y differences des0rdenes nervio-
sos.
Debidamente administrada la
anestecia suave da a las victi-
mas de esa ~sdolencias ell nece-
sa1io descanso, cen ell resultado
de que mejora mucho su alte-
raci6n nerviosa.
La gaceta., 1932-06-30
SANDING OFRECE DISOL
YER SU EJERCITO

Ciudad de MEXICO, JUNO 30
FL general Augusta Cesar San
dino disolvera su ejercito y &C.
sara sus actividades militares
contra ell presente gobierno de
Nicaragua, 81 las negociaciones
de paz que ahora Sc efectnan
terminan de manera s~atisfacto-
ria y los Estados Unidos reti-
ran sus marines.
En- este sentido habl6 aqui
hoy ell DR.. Pedro Jose Cepeda,
del insurgente nicara-
guense.
La gaceta., 1932-06-30
FL TIFNrO.

Nublados pareiales. Proba-
bles lluvias para hoy y manana.
Vientos moderados. Maxima
temperature aver, SO grades;
minima, rs.
Marea alta, a la :01 a. m. y
II AS p. m. marea baja, a las
4:45 a. m. y :02 p. m.
La gaceta., 1932-06-30

seran c~ompletamente imparcia-
les Y dedicaran todas sus ener-
gfas al justo Y propio cumpli-
miento de Ia ley"
La gaceta., 1932-06-30
NOTICIA
A los Contingencies de la Ciudad

Las contribuciones de 1882 sobre casas Y terrenos
y personales seran vencidas y p~agaderas en- Julio 6 de
1882.
Todas las contribuciones de la ciudad de 1882, pa
gadas pr complete durante ell mes de Julio, tendran de-
recho a un descuent0 del 5 por ciento y durante ell mes
de agosto Ell descuento sera de 312% g.
Las c0ntrjbuci0nes de la ciudad de 1882 pueden ser
pagadas en- 2 plazos iguales.
Dirijase a nosotros pidiendones declaraciones con
una lsta completa de las propiedades.
T. c. KELLER,
Recaudador de contribuciones de la ciudaG
La gaceta., 1932-06-30

MASAJTSTA EXPERTA v
graduada. 49, 200 Cedar Ave.
esquina a Cleveland.
La gaceta., 1932-06-30

Cinco amos en- la penitencia-
ria de Raiford impuso Ell jueZ
Petteway, de la corte de 10 cri-
minal, a Jim Thompson, de Tur-
key Creek, encontrado culpable
de robarse Y matar una vaca.
Diez amos debera eumplir ell
negro Henry James, Sc declare
culpable de asalto con intenci6n
de robar. A la corte fueron pre-
sentadas pruebas de que James
habfa sido condenado en- Miami,
hace varios aSos, por I'm pare
oido delito.
The Washington times., 1932-11-22

WOryi Worry! Worry! The solution
to many Of your varied problems can
be found In the WANT AID SECTION
Of this newspaper.
The Washington times., 1932-11-22

1O:45-Marie SllVeria. soprano.
ii 1:OO-Nell Vinick. Beauty Talk.
:1S-MOrning Moods; Vincent SOrey
conductor.
11:3O-The Fitch Professor.
1lA5-BeB Alley, tenor. with Fred
Berrens' Orchestra,
12OO-Buddy Harold and His Orches-
ira.
12:SO-Light opera music presented by
Emery Deutsch's Orchestra and
Helen Board. soprano.
1:0O-George Hall and His Orchestra.
I:SO-MadisOn Ensemble.
2:OO-SOuthern Songs.
2;l5-COlumbia Artist Recital; Crane
Calder. bass. and Emily Avery.
pianist.
2:SO-American School of the Air.
dramatizatiOn of portions of
THE Last Days Of POmpeIi."
3:OO-EliZabeth Barthell. songs. as
sisted by novelty orchestra.
S:l5-IllinOis Wesleyan University A
Cappella Choir.
3:45-EtOn Boys.
4:OO-CIaude Hopkins and His Or
chestra.
4:SO-yack Brooks Orchestra.
4:45-"GOing to Press"
5:00-StudiO Feature.
5:15-TOday and Yesterday in the
Headlines.
5:3O-Skippy.
5:45-The Lone Wolf Tribe.
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theater orcheS. LEON BHUsiLOFt
ira. Nat, having Squabbled with
Leon, attempted to even matters
by stretching an 11-second ca
denza into IA minutes-at the
end of which time he was
bounced out.
Vincent (WRC) Callahan was
impreSsing on District Building
officials the fact that it pays to
be kind to young reporters.
Bing Crosby. a high school led,
was playing the role of Julius
Caesar in a school play, when
the curtain fell on him.
Singin' Sam was operating a
camera shop in Richmond, Ind.
Morton Downey. an up-and-
coming Irish lad, IVES holding a
French horn and singing the
choruses in Paul Whiteman's
s. S. Leviathan orchestra.
Lanny Ross, a boy soprano,
was starring in baseball and
track at the New York Cathedral
Choir School.
Ben Bernie was doing a Single"
In vaudeville, and packing Keith's
G Street emporium every time
he hit town.
Kate Smith was entertaining
Sunday evening visitors to the
Smith Domicile in Washington.
Other days she was known as
"the Smith bad gir.."
David Ross was making the
best Of it as secretary to a Rus.
sian baroness with literary aspi
rations.
Norman BrokenShire was a
spellbinding orator for the Near
East relief fund.
The Washington times., 1932-11-22
Pain In the Neck

If it hadn't been for Arthur
Tracy getting one swell pain in
the neck from playing a violin,
we would have never heard him
sing Marta" and other mum
bers.
Art has disclosed that originally
he intended to be a fiddler, but
he also liked to sing. He early
discovered that the cramped po
sition of the neck while playing
the violin was COMPRISING the
muscles of his throat and af'
fecting his singing. So he de-
cided to give up fiddling.
Now you tell one!