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Evening star., 1932-09-30
Pledges Mortgage Help in
Charging Do-Nothing Policy
to Republicans.
TAX AND TARIFF CUTS
ADDED TO RELIEF AIMS
Speeds to Milwaukee After Ad.
dressing Crowds in Presidents
Native State.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ABOARD ROOSEVELT SPECIAL, en-
route to Milwaukee, September 30
Gov. Roosevelt today crossed Iowa. the
birthplace of President Hoover, his
rival for the presidency, whose admin
istration he accused in Sioux City
speech ''of being the greatest spending
administration in peace times in all our
history"
The special train of the Democratic
candidate on the last lap Of its 5000
mile journey through the Middle and
Far West, was scheduled to reach Mil
waukee at l pm, eight hours later.
Mr.. Roosevelt will be in Chicago for
the last week end before he returns to
the New York State capital.
MIR. Roosevelt, speaking at the stock
yards base ball park last night in Sioux
City, discussed taxes, the tariff and
mortgages and their relationship to
farmer relief.
Adequate Return Denied.
eve are not getting an adequate re-
Washington" the nominee declared.
The administration, he added has
piled bureau on bureau. commission on
commission, and has failed to anticipate
the dire needs or reduced earning power
of the people Bureaus and bureaucrats
nave been retained at the expense of
the taxpayer
Continuing, Mr. Roosevelt said: Il
read that the President is at work or
a plan to consolidate and simplify the
Federal bureaucracy Four long years
ago, in the campaign of 1928, he as
candidate proposed to do this. Today
once more a candidate, he is still pro-
posing. I lead you to draw your own
inferences."
Farm Mortgage Relief.
Taking up the farm mortgage situa-
ton. Mr.. Roosevelt asserted: To-day
I read in the papers that for the first
time the administration of President
Hoover has discovered the fact that
there is such thing as farm mort
gage.
With you, deplore the inexcusable
and reprehensible delay in Washington
not for months alone, but for years. All
Continued on Page 5, Column -
Evening star., 1932-09-30
FIVE MEN BOUND
BY STORE BANDITS
Youthful Pair Get Small Loot.
Two Victims Left
in Ice Box.

Two youthful bandits took possession
of a Sanitary Grocery Co. store for an
hour this morning, binding and gagging
five men, one by one, as they entered
the store and throwing two Of them into
an ice box. where they remained i'm
prisoned for As minutes.
For all their pains the two hold-up
men were rewarded with only small
amount Of cash, believed to be not more
than $40. The exact amount officials OF
the grocery company refused to divulge
The pair started the hold-up of the
store at 1888 Conduit road at o'clock
but it was not until nearly an hour later
that they escaped with the money.
Kent r. Copper, grocery manager. was
the bandits first victim. Just after he
had opened the store the two men came
in.
Ask Price Of Sugar.
What's the price of 10 pounds OF
sugar." Copper said one OF them asked
Then, suddenly. they pulled guns on
me and one of them came behind the
counter and grabbed me by the arm
the manager said. Il knew then il
wasn't sugar they wanted"
With their guns leveled at his back
the bandits escorted Copper to the small
wash room in back of the store ano
bound and gagged him. using clothes
line from the stores shelves.
They were plenty rough" Copper
continued. They stuffed my mouth
full of rags, then bound my face up
with cloth. They pulled the cloth SC
tight my face still hurts"
No sooner had the pair locked Copper
in the wash room before Harry Mundy
meat manager. came in. They stepped
out of the back room, pointed thei,
guns at Mundy and tied him up with
more clothes line.
Who's the manager of this store?
Mundy said they asked him.
Mr.. Copper" the meat manager an
swered as the youthful bandits method
ically bound his arms and legs anc
tied his mouth up
As Mundy was being dragged, pro-
testing, into the icebox, Claude Nc
Mullan, the clerk. entered the store
The men seized him at pistol point
tied him up and tossed him into the
iceboX with Mundy.
But their work was not done yet Ar
Continued on Page 3. Column g.
Evening star., 1932-09-30
FINNISH LIQUOR LAWS
MAY UNDERGO CHANGE
Bill Would Permit Unrestricted
Sale of Strength Malt
Products to Caterers.

Ev the Associated Press.
HELSINGFORS, Finland, September
3O.-Further changes of Finland's
liquor laws is provided in bill sub
mitted by the government to the Diet
today.
II would permit unrestricted sale OF
medium strength malt liquors to cater
ers, cooperative establishments and
private individuals under supervision OF
the government alcohol company.
Sale and serving Of these liquors
would be permitted in the larger coun-
try towns instead of only in the cities.
as at present. Sale of liquors other
than malt liquors also would be allowed
in these places, and the bill proposes
that the hours of sale be extended to
S pm. instead of 3 pm, as under the
present law.
Evening star., 1932-09-30
.TAFFEY,' FIRE HOUSE PET,
ANSWERS LAST CALL
Brother of "Laddie Boy" Crushed
Under Engines as He Missed
Accustomed Jump.

By the Associated Press
PITTSBURG RGH, September 30
Taffey. Airedale dog of royal lineage.
who forsook a pampered existence to
become a fire laddie, has answered his
last call.
The dog, brother of Laddie Boy, pet
of the late Warren G. Harding, was
accustomed to riding the Oakmont
Borough fire truck on all occasions. He
Law in front of the engine house Sunday
as the truck rumbled past. The dog
tried to Jump on the vehicle and was
crushed beneath its wheels.
As mute testimony to the place he
won in the hearts of the firemen, a
granite marker in the rear Of the engine
house bears this inscription:
Here lies Taffey. beloved dog OF fire
men,"
Evening star., 1932-09-30
DUCE MAY TAKE CHARGE

ROME, September 80 (P.-Uncon-
firmed reports today said Premier Mus
solini had decided to take over the min
istry of defense himself, including un-
der it control of the air. war and navy
departments, all of which posts he pre-
viously has held.
He has often been reported consider
ing such a move, but always has post
poned it.
Evening star., 1932-09-30
What a Difference
II Years Make in
Roosevelt Welcome
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MADISON, Wis, September 81.
The welcome Wisconsin planned
for Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt
today was a bit different from
that given him more than
decade ago.
Twelve years ago, when he ar
rived in Milwaukee as a candi-
date for Vice President, he might
have lunched alone at a Mil
waukee club If it had not been
for the hospitality of a Madison
man.
Rev. Francis J. Bloodgood,
pastor of st. Andrews Episcopal
Church, recalling the incident,
said he saw a guest sitting alone
in the club lobby. He invited the
stranger to lunch without know
ing who he was. The guest &C
cepted gladly, and introduced
himself as Franklin D. Roose-
welt.
Evening star., 1932-09-30
U. S. CONSUL GENERAL
IN LONDON RETIRES

LONDON. September 80 GP).-Albert
Halstead, American consul general in
London. retired today, having reached
the service age limit of IS.
He has been :, the consular service
since 1905, when President Roosevelt
appointed him consul at Birmingham.
Before that time he was a Washington
newspaper man, editor of the SPRING
field (Mass.) Union for three years and
a political writer for his fathers paper,
the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
He plans to return to the United
States to continue his writing and will
live in New York.
Evening star., 1932-09-30
ID. A. X. Denounced
For Planning Trip
On French Vessel
Pilgrimage Plans Bring
L. S. Lines Protest
Against Action.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, September 30-The
selection of the French liner Champlain
by the Daughters Of the American
Revolution as their official ship to carry
a delegation to France and back was
criticized today by Basil Harris. vice
president of the Roosevelt Steamship
Co. agent for the United States Lines.
In telegram to Mrs David D. Cald-
well of Washington. chairman of the
D. A. r. pilgrimage, Harris protested
the action as blow to the efforts Of
American lines to maintain an ade-
quate merchant marine.
Mrs Caldwell replied that the Cham
Continued on Page 2, Column ~
Evening star., 1932-09-30
GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE.
Slayer of U. S. Agent Pleads Guilty at
Aitkin, Mimi.

By the Associated Press.
AITKIN, Mimi, September 30.-Harry
Hedtsrom, 42-year-old Tamarack,
Mimi, farmer. today was sentenced to
life imprisonment at the saltwater
State Prison on his plea of guilty to a
second-degree murder charge for the
Staying last Friday of James G. Harvey
Federal prohibition agent. He had been
indicted earlier in the day for flrst-de-
gree murder and had entered a not
guilty plea to that charge.
Evening star., 1932-09-30
PRIVATE GROUP IN CHINA
READY TO BUY WHEAT
Transaction Held Ringing on Ac-
rion of Reconstruction
Finance Corporation.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Ore, September 30
The Journal says word has been re-
ceived by the Portland grain trade that
private interests in China are prepar-
ing to purchase 100000 bushels OF
wheat Immediately on the cash basis
of the world price.
The transaction, the Journal says,
would not be carried out in event the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
agrees to finance the sale of $4,000, 600
bushels of wheat to China, as proposed
by Northwest grain growers.
Evening star., 1932-09-30
ECONOMY PLAN TO GUST
PRUSSIAN OFFICIALS
Seven Ministers Will Be Reduced
to Four in Move to Prevent
Overlapping.

BY the Associated Press
BERLIN, September 30-All the Of
ficials Of the Prussian departments of
trade, agriculture and public welfare
were informed today that they will be
dismissed as of next April, in accord
ance with plan by which overlapping
departments will be merged with federal
ministries in the interest of economy.
1t was said unofficially that some OF
the discharged functionaries may be
re-ergaged, but the intention is to re-
duce the seven Prussian ministries to
four.
Evening star., 1932-09-30
CHICAGO TEACHERS STICK
Refuse to Quit Because of Missing
Salaries.

CHICAGO, September 80 tP.-Pay-
less or not. Chicago's school teachers
refuse to quit.
Proposals for a general strike unless
they are paid their back salaries were
voted down last night by the High
School Teachers Association. Earlier
similar proposals were rejected by the
delegates from 100 schools on the west
and North Sides.
Nearly $4,000, 900 is due the teachers.
Evening star., 1932-09-30
The Logical Season

Autumn is the logical season
for replenishing household sup
plies and gear; for laying in
stocks of staples and delicacies
against the approaching hospi-
talitieS of Winter.
The careful housewife makes
inventory of her provisions,
kitchen utensils, linens, house
hold drugs. She knows that
the best, which in the long
run are the cheapest, are ad-
vertised fully in The Star. She
knows that prices are lower
than they are likely to be in
the near future; that buying
in reasonable bulk is economi-
cal buying.
Yesterdays Advertising
Local Display
The Evening Star . 1888
Evening star., 1932-09-30
SERUM RUSHED BY PLANE
FAILS TO SAVE LIFE
Theft of First Supply Not Be
lieved Responsible for Death
of Man,
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ALBUQUERQUE. N Mex. Septem-
ber 30-Serum brought to Albuquerque
from Rochester, Mimi, by arplane,
after theft of supply from attending
Rochester physicians, today failed to
save the life of Richard Spahr, 25.
Spahr, suffering from an intestinal
ailment, died after several doses of the
serum. Physicians said delay in the
treatment, because of the theft, was
not responsible for the death.
Jack Bence of Roswell, N. Mex, was
arrested last night for investigation N
connection with the theft of the serum,
which was taken from motor car
parked in frcnt of a hospital.
Evening star., 1932-09-30
SAD HOME COMING
|SFACED BY CUBS
Detected by Yankees Two
Defeats, but Determined
to Garry On.

CHICAGO, September 80 P.-
The Chicago Cubs, twice beaten in
the world series, returned at 12:45
pm. today on their special train
from New York to be noisily well
coined home by crowd of $500 to
5000 fans.
Evening star., 1932-09-30
MRS. c. A. WALSH KILLED
Wife of Ex-Treasurer of Democrat!
Dies in Train-Auto Crash.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla, Septem-
ber 80 (R.-The wife of c. A. Walsh.
former treasurer of the Democratic Ma
tional Executive Committee, was killed
by Seaboard Air Line passenger train
that struck her automobile on grads
crossing near here today.
Evening star., 1932-09-30
POLICE CASE CLOSED
Grand Jury Refuses Indictment OF
Nine in Fatal Beating.

MINEOLA, N. Y, September 80 CP.
Criminal prosecution of nine Nassau
County policemen accused of participat-
ing in the fatal beating of Hyman Stark
a prisoner, ended yesterday when the
grand jury refused to indict them on
third degree assault charges.
All except two have been restored to
duty, and those two, detectives Harry
Zander and Leslie Pearsall, will be
reinstated October /. Zander and
Pearsall were among the five cleared
after two manslaughter trials.
Evening star., 1932-09-30
BOMBER TO BE EXECUTED
Korean Sentenced for Attempt to
Kill Japanese Emperor.

TOXIC, Friday, September 80 P).-
The Korean, Lii Ho Sho, who attempted
to bomb the carriage of Emperor Hiro-
hito on January 8, was convicted today
of attempting the life of the sovereign
and sentenced to death by the Toxic
Supreme Court.
The Japanese government of Premier
1nukai resigned over the bombing in
cident.
Evening star., 1932-09-30
CORN USED FOR FUEL
Tremendous Consumption Indicated
by Crop Experts.

CHICAGO, September 80 (P.-A tre-
mendous consumption of corn as fuel
is indicated, crop experts in Chicago
say.
Corn In Western Iowa, on the basis
of yesterdays quotations, Is selling at
about 81. IS a ton, and the State College
at Ames, Iowa, is getting out bulletin
On the use Of the grain as fuel
Evening star., 1932-09-30

Radio Programs on Page D-s
Evening star., 1932-09-30
"FrOnt Press to Home
Within an Hour"

The Stars Carrier system covers every
city block and the regular edition Is
delivered to city and suburban homes
as fast as the papers are printed.
Evening star., 1932-09-30
WEATHER.
%. s. Weather Bureau Forecast)

Fair and not quite so cool tonight; to-
morrow fair and warmer; gentle variable
winds, becoming southwest. Tempera-
tures-Highest, 70, at $3.50 pm yes
terday; lowest, 46, at TOO am. today.
Full report on page BIS.
La gaceta., 1932-09-02

que Villademoros. Ell fuerte de
Pope es la prosa sentenciosa
de mandarriazo y tentetieso,
siempre con los acentos, pun
tos y comas en- ell lugar preci-
so; Del Rio es del genera sar-
castico, con mas ironfa que CO.
micidad; Carlitos es hombre
que no ,prodiga su sapiencia en-
ninguno de los estilos litera-
rios; 81 alguna vez Sc decide,
solo nos da a conocer sus pen
samientos mas inferiores, los
trascendentales Sc los reserva
p~rudentemente Y no pierde su
tempo cultivando ell genera
c6mico; en- cuanto a Villa.
todos sus amigos sabemos que
su lado fuerte es la socarrone-
ria asi es que no creo que en-
ire estos Sc encuentre ell gracio
so autor
Hace algIn tempo assist a
la representation de una CO.
media o sainete en- ell teatro
del Centre y tengo presente
una escena muy c6mica en- la
cual era principal personaje
La gaceta., 1932-09-02

un ba1l mundo; es decir, sin
ell baul no hubiera 'podido ha-
Der escena c6mica, por ESQ
.creo que era ell personaje prin-
cipal; ell otro era un mozo de
cuerda (paisano milo natural
mente) muy brute, vestido con
un pantal6n remontado y un
chaleco verde, muy verde, y sc
empenaba en- hacer entrar ell
ba1l atravesado por una puer-
ia estrecha, y de esa lucha por
meter ell ba1l resultaba una
escena graciosfsima que tenfa
a todos en- continue hilaridad;
creo que guerra untarle vase
lima al ba1l para yer 81 resbala-
ba; en- fin, I'm exito rotundo y
IN derroche de gracia.
Quise saber quien era ell actor
y me dijeron que Sc llamaba al
go asi como Leonardo y por ESQ
al leer ell gracioso articulo en-
question y recordarme de la gra
cia natural del mozo del ba1l,
creo que 81 aun Sc encuentra en-
Tampa y no ha cambiado, tie
ne que ser el (yo no 10 garanti-
zo) ell autor de csc engendro IL
terario, lleno de gracia, sutileza
y humorismo; intencionado, es-
c~urridizo. y volatil.
De manera que, 81 alguno Sc
sentia Modesto al pensar que yo
pudiera ser ell autor, va sabe que
no 10 soy y por 81 acaso habia
sueito no ir al Picnic por eau
sa de clio, debe zanzibar su idea,
La gaceta., 1932-09-02
RUSSIA QUIERE SER EN- Ell
ARE 10 QUE I~NGLATERRA
EN- Ell MAR
LA TMPOR-
TANCIA DEL PROGRAMA
DE AVIACION QUE DESEN-
VUELVE Ell SOVIET
(Por la Sra. Drumond H0y)

Mosc1-Lo que Inglaterra hs
sido en- ell mar Russia esta deter.
minada a serlo en- ell aire, por lc
menos en- 10 que a Europa y Asia
!concierne.
En- cumplimiento de esta nue..
va norma ell Soviet ha prepare.
do I'm programa extraordinary
de construction y compra de ae.
roplanos y preparation de avia.
idores en- las ramas militar Y ci.
vii.
En- Moscu listed oira que csc
Sc hace porque Russia tiene una
extensa frontera que defender
es ell tercer pals del mundo en-
poblaci6n y comparativamente
pequeno su sistema de ferroca-
rifles y transporte por camiones
Ademas, Russia cree que ella esta
mas expuesta a un ataque que
%cualquler otro pals del mundo,
reconocida la hostilidad hacia ell
comunismo.
jCual es ell presente ''tama-
no" de la presente flota aerea
de Russia? iCual es ell progra-
ma del Soviet para construction
" compra de aeroplanos?
Los datos presentados por ell
gobierno Soviet en- la Conferen-
.cia del Desarme en- Ginebra, con
referencia al ej6rcito rojo, fl
jan en- $50 ell ndmero de aero
pianos militares. Estas cifras
varlan segdn algunos informes
diplomaticos y privados, los cua
les calculan ell n1mero de apara-
tos entire 1880 y 1,7OO.
70 interrogue a I'm famoso
general del continente-una de
las mas grandes autoridades de
Europa en- materia militar v
que Sc halla en- posici6n de estar
bien informado-para conocer
su opinion. Canine el hacia un
estante de libros, TONIC algunos,
volvlo varias paginas Y diio:
"Segdn mis- informes Russia tie
ne de 1900 a 1920 aeroplanos
de todos los tipos. Esta constru-
yendo muchos nuevos Y CON-
prando algunos en- ell extranie-
70.
La construction de motofes
es su punto debil'.
Este concuerda con otros in
formes emanados de ingenieros
e instructores de aviRi6n y tam
blen de companies del continent
tie que venden a Russia motores.
Instruments y pleas.
70 he visto calculos de 2,4OO
La gaceta., 1932-09-02

a 1900 aeroplanos, pero Sc les
.concede POGO credito. En- Mos
eli yo OF a un comunista de i'm
%portancia que en- su entusiasmo
por la aviaci6n decia: "Noso-
tros pronto tendremos 5000 ae-
roplanos."
Ell director de una de las mas
grandes companies constructor
ras de aparatos mas pesados que
ell aire, que ha estado EN- Russia
y vendi6 ALI aeroplanos, ha di-
cho: para fines de este ano la
|flota aerea del ejercito rojo ten
dra mas de 1000 aeroplanos de
todos los tipos, sin incluir los
aparatos comerciales."
Sc ha asegurado que ell nuevo
programa de construction mi
|ciado por Russia requiere GA ae-
roplanos militares para anadir
al ndmero actual de los que va
cuenta ell ejercito Y la marina.
|Otras cifras senalan ell total en-
$50 ,es decir, 80 cada mes. Solo
SO de los aeroplanos han sido
ordenados al extranjero y ell res
to Sc construira en- Russia.
Unos 514 de los aparatos ten
dram motores italianos e ingle-
SEES.
Ell gobierno Soviet esta empe-
nado en- la construction de 6 pc
quenos dirigibles de tipo semi
rfgido y dirige los talleres dom
de esas naves Sc hacen, I'm YER
ladero experto, ell general tia
iano Mobile.
Tambien Sc estan construyen
do, para propositos militares,
16 globos de observation.
Del total de aeroplanos 342
seran de los llamados de I'm So
10 asiento, con motores Bristol
Jupiter y una velocidad de ITO
millas.
Los nuevos escuadrones de
bombardeo Sc compondran de
IL aparatos de 2 motores, asien
tos, camaras para torpedos y 2
ametralladoras. Cada un torpe-
do tendra un peso de 1,430 IL
bras.
De los hidroplanos un mime
70 de ellos llevaran tres motores
otros cuatro, con cinco ametra
lladoras.
Tambien figuran "a lanzado-
res de bombas terrestres equi-
cada uno con 4 motores,
dos torres para ametralladoras,
una torre que puede ser bajada
como I'm elevator para respon-
der a ataques desde menor altu-
ra, peso de 5 toneladas, veloci-
dad de $50 millas y radio de ac-
ci6n de 900 millas.
Dicese que cuando IL de estos
.eroplanos de torres vuelen en-
cada angulo de alta
que quedara cubierto por las a.
metralladoras y su fuego recha-
cara los ataques de los aeropla-
nos de un solo asiento.R
Ell ejercito rojo tiene pocos
aeNplanos tan veloces como los
explc 9dores americanos o los 1,
La gaceta., 1932-09-02

Estes dfas estoy recibiendo
muchas felicitaciones por un
articulito muy gracioso y CHS
peante que apareci6 en- un pc
ri6dico de OCCASION cuyos redac
torres quisieron atribuirme su
paternidad. Senores, no hay
derecho. Vosotros sabeis que
esa no es mi cuerda. ST en- vezI
de ser del genera comico, hui
bierais escrito uno bien maci-
20, sentencioso y algo sopori-
Zero, entonces 81 pudierais ha-
Ger Greer que fuera engendro
de mi pobre c~aletra, pues ell
articulito en- question sc las
trae en- cuanto a intenci6n y
gracia, per ESQ de Al Lopez y
de que ell Brooklyn, seg1n Mo-
ran, comera caliente y la OPT
MON del Montaf1es sobre ell
Pittsburg y 10 que dice Ell Ga
lleguito sobre ell Campeonato
de la Cigar League y TODD 10
demas que contiene. Comici-
dad para hacer desternillar de
risa al propio Agapito, ell de
la vieja zarzuela
Todos los trabajos que con-
tiene ell periodiquito estan lie
nos de intencion y gracia; es
decir, la intenci6n no esta muy
clara, pero la gracia rebosa
por los cuatro ~costados, y en-
tire todos ell mas sobresaliente
sin duda algu1a es ell que a mi
Sc me atribuye; y aunQue me
siento muy agradecido y obi
gado por tai honor, renuncio
a esa paternidad fraudulenta.
He tratado de indagar quien
pudiera ser ell autentico padre
de la criatura. Alguien me di-
&c que pudiera ser Jose Con
zalez, otros que Del Rio, algu-
no me insin1a que pudiera ser
Carlitos, ell presidente y otros
La gaceta., 1932-09-02

aparatos ingleses exhibidos en-
las dltimas maniobras. La YER
dad eS que mucho de los aero
pianos que ahora ell Soviet tiene
en- uso desarrollan muy poca We
locldad, comparable con la de los
aparatos ingleses o americanos.
AS como la fabrica de aero
pianos Junkers, en- Fill, es la
base del rapido crecimiento de
La gaceta., 1932-09-02

pues 10 mas probable es que sea
ell hombre del ba1l ell padre de
la c~riatura, ell cual, a lreves de
10 que dice Ell cantar ''que tienes
la sal mundo, y no la menea ma
da", este la menea, iy de que
manera!
JOSH r. COlmenares.
La gaceta., 1932-09-02

Ia industrial rusa de la ayiaci6n,
asi los instructors extranjeros,
particularmente los alemanes,
puede decirse que han puesto la
base de la organization Y de la
tactica de la nueva flota aerea
de Russia.
(COntinuard).
La gaceta., 1932-09-02
COLMENARES Y ella ALE


Menudencias insustanciales
The Washington times., 1932-02-27
APPFNc IN WORL OF MUSIC s0#StGs7 CORN
Shubert Musicale
Here March 1919

The delightful combination of
a scintillating cast, an interesting
plot, tuneful music and a wide
variety of dances, will be re-
vealed with the presentation by
the Messrs. Shubert of Every
body's Welcome" the musical
comedy Of song hits, following its
successful run Of many months
on Broadway, at the Belasco
Thetter for three performances
on March 18 and 10.
Heading the stellar cast of
Broadway favorites whose names
Make "Everybody's welcome" a
logical rival of the years biggest
revues, are Frances Williams, Os,
car Shaw, Ann Pennington, Har
riette Lake, Jack Sheehan and
Victor Morley.