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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17

TROPICAL FISH. new fascinating hobby
and a delightful Xmas Gift We offer a
most complete selection. See our dis
play. Wilcox Aquarium 1909 Central
RI-10l7.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17

NOTHING appreciated more than a ton
of coal. Lowest prices in town Call a
reliable dealer. FEDERAL COAL 90.
CH-22Q1.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17

CARD TABLES-Red. green, brown water
proof varnish sofia wood, beautiful
grain, sturdy constructions S5c Rear
HOS N. Rural til p. m. CH-0333.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17

MIRRORS-Hall. and wall mirrors. All
shapes, styles and sizes. gift any
woman would appreciate. 98c up.
BAKER BROS 2l9 z. WASH ST
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GIFTS FOR FAMILIES

GIVE yourself permanent Xmas Gift
Rent one of our houses from our Bar
gain Rental List LI-7491
GREGORY 81 APPEL, INC.
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FOR XMAS TRANSPORTATION. See our
stock Of used cars and trucks. FRANK
HATFIELD CO.. 623 n. Capitol RI-9326.
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Going Out of Business
Entire stock of Furniture must be sold
regardless of cost. 2428 N. Meridian. Open
evenings
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Gifts for Needy Families

S5.25 and $3.50. The warm Gift. Call us
for quick delivery. Stuck Coal Co. Office
201 Christian, 444 Trowbridge DR-1059.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17
GIFTS FOR HER

ELECTRIC PORTABLE SEWING MA
CHINE-$29,75,. SO down, balance next
year. $3.50 value. complete with full
set of attachments Fully guaranteed,
nationally famous make. RI-8421.
BLOCKS Fifth Floor.
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GIFTS FOR KIDDIES

ACCORDIONS-Lowe prices. Free Les.
sons. Xmas lay-away Terms. INDIANA
MUSIC CO., 143 E. Ohio, Rm. 228. Paul
H. Rhine. Mgr. LI-4088.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17

Another point in the broad pro-
gram is revision of the alimony
laws. Instead of being the ar
bitrary prerogative of the woman,
alimony and support should be pro-
vided with reference to the eco
nomic status of both parties.
Generally, the man should sup
port his children. In many cases,
believe the state should support
them, rather than dismiss their
problem with a court order sub
jecting them, in many cases, to
neglect, abuse and worse.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17

GIFTS FOR HER

BUY MOTHER WASHER OR IRoNER
FOR CHRISTMAS. Is models to chose
from. Priced S2e.e5 up. Pay but SIS now,
balance next year in eaSy PAYMENTS
30 n. Delaware. THOR SHOP. LI-53s6.
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A TIP TOP GIFT

Tip Top W. Va, No. S. Sin. BLOCK
forked coal. from our yards, at only
$5.25 a ton. Delivered, wheeled free
DR-2400.
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GO HOME FOR XMAS
Get the cheapest rates and the best
service. Call US. RI-4000.
Walten Travel Bureau. 40 Indiana Ave
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teal and appreciated Try Duh Brazil
O'DONNELL FUEL co. HE-13e1.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17

JUNIOR POOL TABLES, s4.25 UP
Full size for grownupS at the price you
want to pay. Recreation at home means
play house for the family. Terms.
KINGS INDIANA BILLIARD CO.. 1881
Southeastern Ave DR-357s. DR-5S26.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17

GAMES-Ping- Pong. Roulette Chess Base
ball. Whirlpool, Jig-saw. Raoehorse Mar
ble-Boards. Backgammon. MANY others
65c up. Jacobs outdoor Shop. Is N. Penn.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17

GIFTS FOR KIDDIES

WINNER ELECTRIC TRAIN outfit. Engine,
2 cars, station and transformer. s295.
Will make any boy happy PEOPLES
OUTFITTING CO., 1875 w. Wash. st.
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IF YOU DON'T FIND what Won are look-
ing for in the want ads TODAY il NAV
be advertised here tomorrow Read Times
classified ads daily.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17

GIFTS FOR KIDDIES
SILVER CLARINETs xs5. Trumpets tmads
By 'King''i 5000 complete in case z
nat saxophones made bv King s5l-
TERMS-H. H. Rhine Music Co. 22e n.
Penn. 4th floor. LI-788s.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17
GIFTS FOR FAMILIES

NEW SUPERHETERoDYNE RADIOS
Uses latest tubes 1888 model. This is a
real gift for the family at only 1899.
OH-3036.
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GIFTS FOR HIM

$3.50 LONG AND SHORT WAVE Lowbov
Radio-s29.95. Complete with Philco
tubes. Automatic Volume control, tunes
in police calls. Terms as low as 81 per
week. BLOCKS Fifth Floor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17

ARABELLA SHIP MODEL, csc. Here's an
unusual and attractive gift: ideal for
mantel. table or radio. PEOPLES OUT
FITTING CO., 1885 w. Wash. St.
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SELL. RENT OR BUY REAL ESTATE
through classified ads in The Times
Phone "ad-taker' RI 1851 during bust
ness hours.
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GIFTS FOR HIM

81 .9S-Genuine Gladstone Bag. Washable
lining. oridizeq hardware, side-swing
mahogany. Every bag guaranteed to
give satisfaction. BLOCKS Fifth Floor.
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GIFTS FOR FAMILIES

GIVE coal certificates. Good anytime; IS
Redeemable in any kind of coal from
any Of our four yards. Let us explain
INDIANAPOLIS ICE AND FUEL CO. DR.
2400.
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PHONE US for reduced special Xmas ex-
curSion rates to all points.
UNION BUS DEPOT
RI-s666. 125 w. Market.
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GIFTS FOR FAMILIES

SANTA and friedrich The Great are only
with US in spirit, but coal from US will
land Creek w. va, 5-in. forked lump. at
$3.50 a ton. Wheeled and delivered free
is our recommendation as agift to your
self FRIEDRICH COAL CO., DR-l792
Two Yards. WA-5666.
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Flaky Fluff Dohnut Co.

2349 N. Meridian. 42d and College. 230s
E. Wash. 1125 w. 30th. Delivery service
anywhere.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17

LARGE velour seat, radio benches. many
beautiful colorS. walnut frame S2o5
VICTOR FURNITURE co.
1851 w. Wash. st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17
GIFTS FOR KIDDIES

YEL0CIPEDE-strong frame. spring seat
heavy rubber-tired wheels. rubber pedals
81 So. VIII make a perfect gift for your
Youngest PEOPLES OUTFTTTING CO.,
i3S W. Washington ST.
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Page of Splendid Gift Suggestions With Real Price Appeal
WIN ONE OF THESE PRIZES

1853 GRAND PRIZES
1st Prize ..Rr. $25. 90
End Prize n,.p.p- 1900
3rd Prize ,.r.Nr.-, 1000
4th Prize ... 800
Next 5 Best, each 400
Next 8 Best, each LOO
Next rs
3 Theater Tickets
Next so $500.
2 Theater Tickets
Next IS
1 Theater Ticket
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GIFTS FOR FAMILIES

OCCASIONAL CHAIR-Upholstered in your
choice OF beautiful tapestry or JACQUARD
velour coverings. S4.95. beautiful piece
PEOPLES QUITTING CO., I3s W.
Wash. st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17

GOOD USED BALLOON TIRES
soc, Use. 81 LOO.
Also 200 Truck Tires: Bargains.
TOM ROGERS.
3i17 w. Washington BE-45OO
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der new dresses for your old dolls at very
reasonable prices. Doll Clothes Shop
43l4 e. New York ST. IR-3092.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17

GIFTS FOR HER

'TCIERE" REFRIGERATOR
Christmas gift to please the whole
family: Very liberal trade-in allowance
Polar Ice 81 Fuel Co. TA-0689
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17

NEW S1O0 EDPHONE TENOR BANJO
and case now $50. Easy Terms.
PEARSON PIANO co.
128 N. Pennsylvania ST.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17

FAMOUS NORITAKE DINNER SET-Open
stock, three beautiful designs. This is
the genuinee chinaware. JAPANESE
ART STORE. 81 w. Ohio.
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SMOKERS, Walnut finished. s2.ss A gift
that will go straight to any mans heart.
HANDY tooF
BAKER BROS. 2I9 e. WASH ST
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GIFTS FOR HIM

HIGH SCHOOL RINGS AND PINS
For Technical Shortridge, Emerson and
Washington, as low as csc. WINDSOR
JEWELRY CO., Lyric Theater Building.
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RED ROCKING CHAIR. soc: % inches.
sturdily built, painted attractive shade
of red. gift sure to please.
VONNEGUT'S
100 E. WASH. ST.

MUSIC BAGS . ...........SI.ss
MUSIC STANDS ................... soc
PEARSON PIANO co.
l2s N. Pennsylvania st.
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GIFTS FOR FAMILIES

COFFEE TABLES, the ideal gift. Up to
date. right in style Walnut finished
S2.75 up. Large selection.
BAKER BROS. 2ls E. WASH. ST
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GIFTS FOR FAMILIES

USEFUL GIFT WILL COUNT
We have the largest assortment of low
priced furniture gifts in the city Out
fitting the home complete a speciality.
You are ALWAYS welcome. -
FURNITURE AT AUCTION EVERY TUES
DAY. HODGES AUCTION CO., 523-27 w.
WASHINGTON.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17

IDEAL XMAS GIFTS-Finest fresh pure
silk sheerest chiffon full fashioned ladies
hose 35c pr. pr $l.00. Only at Efroym-
son Bros. 9l8-926 SO. Meridian.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17
GIFTS FOR KIDDIES

GAMES, books. TOYS. gifts of all kinds for
the kid6ies: big aSsn't from l0c up
BORGERS DRY GOODS STORE. zoos
W. Wash. st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17

MAKE this a book Christmasl Give a book
or rental card from HUGHES RENTAL
LIBRARY, 5l1 Merchants Bank. FOR
MERLY PETTIS. LI-3919.
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GIFTS FOR FAMILIES

RID-AwAY Pedal Car Made Of all metal.
Sl.45. perfect gift for the baby.
Makes strong muscles PEOPLES OUT
FITTING CO., 1913 W. Wash. st.
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GIFTS FOR HER

HOsE-The ideal gift for her. 25c soc. 7Oc
and 81. Chiffon and service. WOLF
DEPT STORE BRANCHES, 1914 N. Sem
ate. 1925 College 5505 E. Washington.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17

A PRACTICAL GIFT this year will count.
Holiday prices. Shampoo. set and mani
cure all for 85c. Permanent oil wave S.
CHARM BEAUTY SHOPPEE, 658 E. 10th
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UNUSUAL NOVELTIES for the whatnot
shelf, loo TO ST. Favors, tricks and Jokes
for the Xmas dinner table. ACME
NOVELTY CO., W. Market st.
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GIFTS FOR HIM

FRIEDRICH THE Great COAL co. Has
a real present to the people of Indian-
apoliS and vicinity. East XIV. No. s 6-irl.
lump. forked coal, s525 a ton. Free de-
livery and wheeling FRIEDRICH COAL
co. DR-i7s2- Two yards. WA-5666.
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GIFTS FOR HER

MEMS ZAPoN HOUSE SLIPPERS-Leathsr
soes, rubber heels, back, brown. Xmas
special. &c. Sizes 6-12.
SCHIFFS OUTLET SHOE STORE.
259 E. Wash. 200 w. Wash. lit N. Illinois.
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CARS STEAM CLEANED

Have his car steam cleaned for Xmas.
ROYAL MOTOR INN. 10 E. 9th st. LI-OS41
The Washington times., 1932-02-29
BONW|T SHOWS
. BUSINESS RISE

For the fiscal year ending Jan
uary 81, 1882, Bonwit Credit
showed a business increase Of
more than 20 per cent over the
preceding year, a gain which
Murray j. Bonwit attributes to
the stores policy Of offering
good merchandise at fair prices
and. a liberal credit policy that
does not penalize those who take
advantage of its convenient fea-
lures. Questioned about the out
look for 1882, Mr.. Bonwit said:
"My personnel was increased
last year by rs per cent and /
am seriously considering adding
to both the office. and sales
forces for the spring. You see,
depression and unemployment
have no place in our store.
We keep the customers satisfied
and they keep coming back
to us.
at is the news that cheers
in these days Of exaggerated
conditions to hear a report that
tells q story of success in buSi-
ness and there must be hun
dredS of such businesses here
Washington"
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EAN|NGPLANT.
jROWTH RAPID

ne Clothes Doctor started to
=. the Washington public dis
ninating dry cleaning service
1905. At that time his head
trters we're but one small store
h one employe for a hand
rated cleaning plant.
t that time it was the best
ipment available, just as now
Clothes Doctor has the best
pment made and uses the
st modern methods in dry
aning clothes brought to any
g Of his eight stores operated
by 35 employees.
An added feature is the use Of
a chemist to analyze the spots
and the cloth in order to make
sure that the material in the
clothes will not be harmed by the
cleaning solvent. For no matter
how mild the solvent or how
lightly applied, there might be
the possibility of a chemical re-
action taking place and thus
harming the goods.
Every precaution is taken to
prevent this just as the Clothes
Doctor makes every effort to rem
der a perfect service in the other
lines of his business.
The Washington times., 1932-02-29
Food at Occidental
Has Vide POpMLQritu

The Occidental Restaurant at
1411 Pennsylvania Ave. N. w., is
known Throughout the entire civil
lized world. Statesmen, diplo-
mats and dignitaries from all
countries have, at one time or
another, dined there and tasted
the deliciouSly appetizing food.
Though many of these dishes
are known and popular with
many, there is one that has
gained universal appreciation.
This is onion soup au gratin, de-
clared by Fred Buchholz, owner
Of the restaurant, to be a fav-
orite with all gourmets.
The Washington times., 1932-02-29
II. L. LACEY
Treasurer

THE ABOVE MEN were elected to the designated
offices of the Oil Burner Dealers Association of Wash
ington at recent meeting. Thomas A. Walsh is man
ager of the Oil Burner Sales Corporation, 1922
st. N. W. w. P. Groves is president of the Timken-
Silent Automatic Corporation. E. D. Shaw is secre-
tary of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association,
while H. L. Lacey is president of the Dome Oil Burner
Company, the distributors for Torridheet.
The Washington times., 1932-02-29
BATTERY IS SET
FOR WINTER

"In adopting the new cold
weather standard for battery per.
Torrance recently" said e. J.
Payne Of the Washington Service
Station of the Electric Storage
Battery Company at 1928 L st.
N. W., the society of Automotive
Engineers was not necessarily
thinking about the temperatures
in which automobiles are oper-
steG. He added:
"FOr instance, the standard
requires q battery to be cap
The Washington times., 1932-02-29

Home seekers who want to establish
themselves In home Of their own will
find timely home selection In the
Real Estate for sale Columns az the
Classified sectlOn,
The Washington times., 1932-02-29

able Of diScharging 800 ampereS
at zero temperature for q speci-
fled number of minutes. That
doesn't mean necessarily they
are thinking about the people
who have to drive their cars in
that low temperature as much
as the demands made on batter.
les by the modern automobile
engine.
Accordingly, the new 8. A.
e. standard for all practical pur'
poses measures q battery's start
The Washington times., 1932-02-29

ing ability not only in cold
weather but all year around.
"The new requirement also
serves the purpose Of officially
defining cold weather cranking
ability of batteries.
Testing for cold weather per.
Torrance Is nothing new to
Exide engineers, which Is one
reason why they were actually
making batteries that met this
requirement when adopted by
the s. A. E."
The Washington times., 1932-02-29
HOME LAUNDRY
ADDS SERVICE

After months Of preparation,
including the purchase Of a new
plant and equipping it with wash
wheels, extractors, flat work, and
handkerchief ironers and train
ing a new personnel, the Home
Laundry now offers to the public
of Washington and vicinity a
new thrifty service. The plant
and equipment for this service
cost more than $4,000, adding
so per cent to the area Of the
plant in new floor space Of ap-
proximately 10000 square feet.
Modern in every detail this
new plant uses the straight line
method Of production to facili-
tate the rapid handling Of the
work andsthe latest washing pro-
cesses are used, approved by the
Laundry Owners National Associa-
ton of Joliet, Ill.
No Guess Work
There is no guess work in the
washroom. All soaps are accur-
ately weighed, and only the best
of materials are used. Twenty
five thousand gallons OF soft ill
tered water are required daily
for the IL changes of suds and
rinses for each washing to turn
out this work. Each bundle,
after being classified and assorted
as to colors and materials, Is
pinned securely in nets ready to
go through the plat and in two
days time is returned fresh and
clean with original colors re-
tanned.
The new thrifty service offers
the housewife five extra features
that mean a saving of time, at
no extra cost, in completing the
laundry bundle when it is re-
turned.
In this new service, all articles
Of wearing apparel, after being
carefully washed and extracted,
are shaken out. neatly folded
and returned wrapped in wax
paper, making an almost air
tight package which prevents mil
dew and insures the bundles
reaching its destination in a
fresh condition.
All Work Finished
This service alone requires five
additional employees at the plant.
All articles requiring starch are
properly starched, making IRON
ing easy and imparting that nee
esary body to clothing to keep
it looking fresh; all flat work
is returned ready for use. Hand
kerchiefs and napkins are re-
turned finished, and bath towels
are ironed. Soft collars are COM
pletely finished and returned in
glasine envelopes which serve as
handy receptacles for them and
keep them fresh and clean until
ready for use. Shirts, dresses
and other items may be finished
at a small additional cost.
The modern housewife will ap-
preciate the saving Of time in
the new thrift service and will
find in it a tightening Of her
household tasks, for a conServa-
tive estimate Of the time saved
through the five extra features
Of the new thrifty service for
the average family's laundry is
more than two hours a week.
Saving in Money
This saving Of time also means
a saving of money in materials
and equipment in the home and
the assurance of quality work
produced under the most sani-
tary conditions and approved
methods.
The large fleet Of red and
green Home Laundry trucks with
the distinctive slogan There's
No Place Like Home" serves
Washington and adjacent terri
tory with a staff of courteous
service men returning new thrifty
service bundles in two days.
The Washington times., 1932-02-29
Autos Laundered
BY Nu-Way Method

The Nu.Way Auto Laundry is
located at "a H st. N. E., where
cars are washed in true laundry
fashion with the finest of ma
terialS obtainable. Modern meth
ods and firSt-rate equipment are
used. Clarence H. Kensinger is
the manager of the Nu-Way Auto
Laundry. He also operates a
garage, convenient to theater
crowds. This branch service Is
located at 1922 I Street N. w.
The Washington times., 1932-02-29
NEW ENVELOPE MACHINES

During last year, the Washing.
ton Envelope Company, First and
L SITS. N. E., added several OF the
latest type envelope machines.
This not only increases their pro-
duction, but has enabled them to
lower prices accordingly.
The Washington times., 1932-02-29
Attractive MuTQIS
At Havana JOe'S

Among the many murals that
grace the walls at Havana Joe's
downstairs restaurant and bar at
518 Tenth st. N. W., is one of
the end Of the beautiful .Harbor
at Havana, with Morro Castle
in the background. The end of
the Prado seen in the fore.
Evening star., 1932-09-18
Coming Attractions
'VONGO," a Metro-Goldwyn-M MAYER

w ONGO," a Metro-G Goldwyn- Mayer
IN production starring Walter Huston
and Lupe Valez. late of Hot Cha" will
be the screen offering at Loew's Palace
Theater the week beginning Friday
The feature, described as a powerful
jungle drama" has Just been finished
by the M-G-M staff at Culver City. 1t
will enjoy a world premiere IN Wash
ington unless the plans Of the Loew
executives change within the next few
weeks.
"DRIFT1NG SOULS" featuring Lois
Wilson and Theodor Won Eltz. will
be the feature offering at Loew's Colum-
bia Theater the week beginning Friday.
This Is gold medal production and
Is Miss Wilson's first picture since her
appearance in Jackie Cooper's recent
Divorce in the Family"
WHEN "The Bid of Paradise" termi-
mates its engagement at R-K-O
Keith's that Fifteenth street theater
will present Richard Dix in "Hells
Highway" story of conditions In the
prison camps throughout the country.
Manacled men, bloodhounds and clank-
ing chains play important parts in this
latest Dix picture. 1t is reported as
spectacular and grimly realistic, based
upon conditions that are absolutely
true today. Supporting Dix are Tom
Brown, Rochelle Hudson. Louise Car
ter, G. Henry Gordon. Warner Rich
mond and Stanley Fields.
Evening star., 1932-09-18
Paramount Announcements.

Paramount Announcements.
"PODYGUARD," an adventurous ro-
- nance with q gangland back
ground. written by Stanley Garvey. wa
ter front reporter for a Los Angeles
newspaper, has been purchased by
Paramount.
Adrienne Ames has been selected for
one Of the leading roles In the COM
edy-drama, THE Bookworm Turns,
Joining q cast headed by Stuart Erwin
and Alison Skipworth. The story is by
Lloyd Corrigan, who, in collaboration
with Walter Hart, New York stage pro-
ducer will direct.
Rita LaRoy and Grady Sutton have
joined the cast Of Hot Saturday" un-
der direction OF william A. Setter. Other
players signed for the picture to date
are Nancy Carroll, Cary Grant and
Randolph Scott.
Bruce Thunderstorm, director Of
strangers Of the Evening and
Crooked Circle" has Joined Para
mount.
The cast Of Cecil B. DeMille's "The
Sign Of the Cross" has been completed
with the selection Of Joe Bonomo to
play the part Of the mute giant. More
than $500 extra players will be en-
ployed during the two and . half
months in which the picture will be
in production. Leading roles are being
enacted by Frederic March. ELISA Lam
di, Claudette Colbert and Charles
Laughton.
evenings for Sale" film version Of
the novel by I. A. r. Wylie, goes into
production within q few days. The
cast is headed by Sari Martha, Charlie
Ruggles, Mary Boland and Charles
Barber. Stuart Walker directs.