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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-03-04
DIRECTORY OF UNFURNISFIED APARTMENTS
THE ELWOOD.

1921 18th st. NV.
Apis. Of Q and 3 rooms. kitchen and
bath, S42 so to $50; electric refrigera-
ton; resident manager.
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23

motorists from the United States.
The Eastern Townships. settled
by French Canadians and Loyalists
who fed the United States at the
time of the Revolutionary War, oc-
cupy the southeastern portion of
Quebec Province, contiguous to New
York and New England, and are
characterized by a verdant rolling
country of lakes, forests and rush
ing streams along which many re-
sort and modern industrial cities
have come into existence, born OF
the development of vast resources
for the manufacture Of electric
power and paper pulp.
But Old King Maple is still SOW
ereign of these parts and in his
groves young and old gather at har-
vest time for traditional festivities.
While the sap kettle boils and rum
and maple cocktails lend convivial
note, old-time fiddlers strike up the
tunes of long ago. French Canadian
chanteys of another day &c b 0
through the trees, and the party
gets under way. Since when has
man been expected to finish work
in the groves without une f6te?
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23

SHERBROOKE, Que. - Quebec's
famed maple sugar industry, as
close TO the hearts Of French Cana
dians as the great wooden shirts the
"habitants" wear, is on the boom
again. Throughout this Eastern
Townships district a new surge of
progress is sweeping the sugar
camps and groves, 60.0OO,00O maple
trees are ready to return to full-time
production - and all because the
toothsome sweet of childhood is as
suming an important place in mod
ern big business.
. a new government report reveals
that more than 40 per cent Of Que
bees annual maple crop literally
has gone up in smoke" in the
United States. That portion Of the
annual production has been export,
ed 70 America for use in the manu-
facture of popular brands of Gig
arettes and smoking tobaccos. But
what Is quickening the pulses Of the
10000 hardy maple workers Of the
province this summer is the pres
ence here Of a prominent French
chemist who Is studying the maple
product with a view to its conver-
sion into industrial alcohol.
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23

1t was more than mere coinci-
dence that the Canadians adopted
the maple leaf as their badge of
national honor. Quebec Province,
greatest maple sugar and syrup pro-
ducer in the Dominion, has more
than 60.O00.00O of the trees. most
Of them located here in the Eastern
Townships. picturesque New Eng
land" of Canada. The sap has long
formed a basic Canadian industry
and, due to the new demands big
business is making for the old-time
confectioner's chief stock in trade,
production is expected to again
show large gains despite the de-
preston. Statistics just released
show that the crop for the current
season is 5,400.30O pounds of sugar
and $4,000 gallons Of syrup.
Although many sections have
adopted modern methods Of gather
ing the sap, using storage tanks and
pipe lines 70 the sugar houses" the
harvesting Of the crop remains
colorful rite, a spectacle which, with
opening of network of improved
highways throughout the Eastern
Townships, now draws thousands of
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23
AND LIFE
AT HOLLYWOOD
Some Interesting Facts Con-
corning Them and The
Plays They Put On
COMPILED BY ED-MAXI

Lady Luck, who smiled on Jack
Gilbert and handed him the lead
with Carlo in Christina" dealt a
bad blow to another actor in the
same moment. Laurence Olivier.
after tests had been made of al
most every leading man in Holly
wood, was sent for, and Travelled
all the way from London to play
with Carlo. Now M-G-M has paid
him in full for the services he had
no opportunity to render, and
Olivier leaves for New York in a
few days. He will appear in THE
Green Bay Tree"
Paramount was so anxious to
get Carole Lombard started on the
oft-postponed film, White Wom-
an" intended originally for Dor
othea Week, that the studio sent
Col. Roscoe E. Turner, record
making aviator, by air to Carson
City, New, to fly her back to Hol-
lywood Friday after the granting
of her divorce decree from Bill
Powell. Turner's assignment was
to bring the former Terre Haute
blonde to the studio safely in time
for p. m. Friday wardrobe fit
ting.
Hamilton McFadden has been
borrowed by Jesse Lasky from Fox
to direct "As Husbands Co..
Lasky's pictures are released thru
Fox.
Walter Huston will play the role
of the fight-promoter in "The
Prizefighter and the Lady," with
Lupe Velez and Max Baer at M-G-
M. The picture is already in re-
hearsal.
| Ruth Chatterton's next picture
for First National after Female
is finished will be "Mandalay."
Cecil B. DeMille IS out again on
one of his famous searches, but
this time it is bamboo and not per-
sonalities. He has to have five
acres of live bamboo with which to
build an immense Malay jungle set
for his forthcoming picture, -Four
Frightened People" in which
Claudette Colbert, Herbert Mar
shall and Mary Boland are featur-
ed.
jeanette Mcdonald has turned
own'Prisoner of ZenGa," in which
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23
COUNCIL NEWS
STATE SAFETY
(Con+inuad E,ror, De-, TIL
CONTINUED From Page Three)

Grating condition they will at the
same time be thoroughly impress
ed with the necessity for greater
caution, care and courtesy while
operating their cars. The psyche
logical value of this will ultimately
be reflected in a sharp decrease in
automobile accidents due to causes
other than faulty mechanical
equipment. The Automobile In
spection Campaign is being con
Quoted jointly under the auspices
of the Delaware Safety Council,
The State Highway Department
and the Secretary of States Office.
Information pertaining to any of
the rules or practices relative to
the Fifth Annual Car Inspection
Campaign may be obtained by
writing Charles III. Grantland,
Secretary Of State, Dover, Della
ware.
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
CONTINUED From Page Two)

ance, Mrs. William r. Davis. Miss
Annie MiddletoWn, w T. Johnson.
The following of our citizens are
visiting Ocean Grove: Mrs. James
P. Hoffecker, Ralph G. Hoffecker.
Miss Annie Cunningham, Miss An
ME Hough, Miss Eva Cats, Miss
Florence Hough, AL Cunningham.
day for New York to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Sarah Budd for
some years resident of our town.
Mrs. Susan Baynard is visiting
her sons at Oxford, Nd
Mrs. Isaac B. Vickers and chill
dren are visiting Glasgow.
Miss Lizzie H. FARES has gone
to New York on a visit accompan-
led by her friend, Miss Main Davis.
The following are among the Wis
itors of the week: Miss Mary
Stewart, Miss Mary E. Morrow,
Daniel B. Cummins, William G.
Mitchell Jr., Charles Risden and
wife, Miss Lucy Smith, Mrs. Anna
Shermer and son, Miss Susie Klein
fielder, A. NJ Shaw, Miss Anna
Kleinfelder, Horace KleinfeIder,
Capt w. r. Hartz and wife, Mrs.
Samuel Denney and daughter, Mrs.
Sallie Foster, Charles Gilroy, Tillie
and Fred. Gagenheimer, Mrs Lena
Crossley, Miss Mary Clawson, Miss
Mary Moffett, Miss Flora Chris
man, Philadelphia; James v. Rob
erts, Mrs S. A. Fowler, Miss An
ME E. Richardson, Miss Maggie
Hill, Miss Annie Hill, Miss Flor
ence Hoffecker, Miss Addie Hof-
fecker, Miss Kate Lurty, Horace
Allen, Warren Martin, Whining
ton; G. Davis Neavitt, Baltimore:
Aaron Anthony, wife and daugh-
ter, Edwin Anthony, Troy, N. Y;
Wilbert Lambert, Miss Annie B.
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23

she was supposed to warble for
M-G-M. This will be a film-musi-
cal, with tunes and lyrics by Rodg-
ers and Hart, and just what Nc
Donald objects to no one can figure
out. She goes into "Cat and the
Fiddle" also musical, with Ra-
mon Novarro, instead.
With a new haircut and the new
name of Mimi, Miriam Jordan is
being given one of the sexiest
plays Of the year. Marie Galante"
sensational novel by Jacques Du-
val, which originally was slated
for Clara Bow, will give the world
a chance to see the new Miriam
Jordan.
It will be news to papa when he
flies back to Hollywood from the
Chicago polo games to learn his
daughter is being tested for the
ingenue lead with her dad in his
next movie, There's Always To-
morrow" ZaSu Pitts plays the
comedians wife and Jim Cruze
will direct, beginning Sept 1. Miss
Rogers, beg pardon, Miss Howard,
is Is, blonde, blue-eyed and poised.
Jean Muir, who was brought out
from Broadway by Warmers to
play with Paul MUM in 'eThe
World Changes" has been given a
long contract with this company.
Her next job will be the lead op-
posite Joe e. Brown in "Son of the
Gobs."
Edward Norris, who was first a
young newspaper reporter and
then an actor in New York's Little
Theatre, gets an important role in
Garbo's Queen Christina" that of
Jacob, Elizabeth Young's lover in
the historical romance.
Leslie Howard will arrive back
in New York from England about
September Is, and after few
day in New York he will leave for
Hollywood to start work in the
leading role of British Agent"
He is due on the Warner lot not
later than September 25.
Helen Hayes, who has changed
her mind about going back to
Broadway for a SEPTEMBER show
opening. has Lee Tracy for lead in
THE Wicked Woman" starting at
once at M-G-M.
In New York Primo Camera,
worlds heavyweight champion, is
being invited to sign on a Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer contract. Camera
is wanted for THE Prize Fighter
and the Lady" with Max Baer and
Lupe Velez. The only fly in the
ointment is that Baer will be the
hero in the picture and knocks out
Camera. The psychology, Car
nera's manager may feel, is bad
for him. Camera may believe the
salary is sufficiently compensating
for film knockout.
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23
JAIL BREAK
AT SALISBURY
FOiled As Prisoners Attempt
ed to Flee Down a
Blanket Rope
HAD SMUGGLED TOOLS

An attempted escape from a cell
containing eight prisoners, was
thwarted by officers at Salisbury,
Nd, Thursday, just as two occu-
pants were prepared to lower
themselves from the second floor
window with an improvised rope of
blankets. The two who plotted
the escape, Sheriff C. Murray said.
were: Harold Wright, of Caroline
County, Md, detained there on
liquor charges, awaiting trial in
Federal court, and Charles Hare,
of Blades, Wei, held for the Sep
tember grand jury in Circuit Court
on charges of attempted burglary
of a store. In the cell, officers
found two hack saws, an old knife
and scissors. Two steel window
bars had been severed and holes
cut through two screens. Blank
cts were found knotted together
for use in sliding down to the
ground. Sheriff Phillips said he
disbelieved Hare's story that he
carried the saws into the jail in
the hem of his trousers when he
was arrested, two months ago. The
implements were smuggled in,
Phillips said he believed. The
sheriff had previously been inform
ed of the plot to escape and order
ed extra precautions at the jail.
A deputy sheriff permitted the op-
erations in the cell to continue al
most to completion before he walk
ed in to surprise the prisoners.
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23
PIER AT LEWES DAMAGED
Old Iron Pier and Boat House
Damaged by a Stubborn Fire


Flames again ravaged the old
iron pier" near Lewes, late
Thursday evening, Is hours after
the pier, built by the government
at a cost of over 100000 sixty
years ago, had caught fire from
some undetermined origin and de-
stroyed a boathouse at the waters
edge. Fire units from the Lewes
Coast Guard Station and the Lew
es Volunteer Fire Company were
first summoned around midnight
Wednesday and believed they had
extinguished the fire. Late Thurs
day volumes of smoke again arose
and the entire length of the pier,
approximately 1000 feet, has been
destroyed or badly damaged. The
firemen again put out the flames,
The pier is located nearest the
mouth of Delaware Bay, one OF
five piers jutting out into the bay.
When it was first built it was con-
sidered one of the best of its type
along the coast, with iron pilings
and well laid flooring of hard pine.
The government used it for dock
ing government buoy boats and as
a refuge for vessels during stormy
weather. It was sold at sacrifice
some years ago to the Lewes Sand
Company and affiliated companies,
and Of recent years had been used
by the Coast Guard and local fish
ern1en
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23

Quebec maple sap has be-
come more than a confec-
ton and a swimming pool
for griddle cakes. Nearly
half the annual crop goes to
Sweeten cigarettes and to-
bacco, and French indus
trial experts are studying it
as a source of alcohol. With
SO million producing trees
and 10000 workers, the ma
pie industry in Quebec's
Eastern Townships has be-
come big business - but
nothing can change the old
custom Of making a fete of
sugaring time, with old
time fiddlers, grabbing for
tOffee (right) and carnival
which attracts motorists for
hundreds of miles.
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23

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Attractions at Strand Theatre

To-day and Thursday ITS
Great to be Alive" Fox's new
musical comedy, depicting the ad-
ventures of the last man amid a
world of women, is one of the most
amusing screen presentations seen
in a long time and certainly the
funniest one of recent weeks. Roul
Roulien is splendid in the leading
role Of the solitary male, and is
brilliantly assisted by the support
ing cast that includes Gloria
Stuart, Edna May Oliver, Herbert
Mundin, and Joan Marsh. Five
new song hits are heard in Its
Great to be Alive" William Kern
al, who will be remembered as the
composer of"Sally Of My Dreams"
is the author Of the new ones. Out
standing among these are Good
bye Ladies" 'I'll Build Nest For
You" and It's Great to be the
Only Man Alive" The songs are
sung by Roul Roulien. One hun
dred Of HollYwood's most beautiful
women appear in this musical
comedy.
Friday and Saturday - Laurel
and Hardy, conceded to be the
most popular comedians on the
American screen, make their lat
est appearance in a new feature
length comedy in The DEVILS
Brother" story of pair Of roll
licking bandits, based on Auber's
famous comic opera, Fra Dia-
volo." The cast includes Dennis
King, the noted stage and screen
star, Thelma Todd, James Finlay-
son, Lucille Brown, Arthur Pier
son, Henry Armetta, Matt Nc
Hugh, Lane Chandler and Carl
Harbaugh. The story of the two
friends who turn bandits in retail
iation for being robbed Of their
life savings just when they meant
to retire is reported to be per
meated with humor from its very
opening reel to finish. For in
stance, Hardy is captured by a
bandit gang and is sentenced to be
hanged. Laurel is given the hang
mans assignment.
Monday and Tuesday Best Of
Enemies" in which Buddy Rogers
and Marian Nixon have the fea-
tured roles, is a film that has as
timely significance as any rec
emily seen. Against a background
that depicts the changes of time,
the story details a romance be-
tween two youngsters whose per-
sonal lives are inextricably bound
up with passing events. Their
bringing up, their daily lives, be-
longing, as they do, to a familiar
class of Americans, gives rise to a
number of barriers that must be
overcome. Buddy Rogers, absent
from the motion picture screen for
these many months, hereby makes
his return. With the training he
has achieved in a year of personal
appearances throughout the coun-
try, Rogers is said to have garner
ed enough experience to present
himself as a new type of screen
performer. Marian Nixon, in the
leading feminine role, climaxes a
year of important screen parts
with this film.
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23
PERSONAL NEWS
OF REHOBOTH
Cottages at Resort Gay With
Visitors, LuncheOns and
Bridge Parties
DANCES ATTRACT MANY

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H. Robert
son, of Warrentown, Va.,with their
two daughters, the Misses Mar
garet and Gertrude, are here for
the remainder of the season, and
are expecting as guest, Mrs.Wil-
liam H. Hoyt, of Greenwich, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Morris,
of Bethesda, Md, with their chill
dren, Kay, Patty and Teddy, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Mill
er on Oak street. Mrs. Morris
widely read novel, The Narrow
Street" has lately been screened.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Brooks
have taken a cottage bringing
with them their small daughter,
Winifred.
Ensign w. r. Mcdonald from
Ossining, New York, now on duty
on the U. S. S. New Mexico" at
Philadelphia Navy Yard, is visit
ing the family Of Judge and Mrs.
w. w. Harrington.
Major and Mrs. Walter F. Van
der Hyden have as their house
guest for an extended stay, Miss
Margaret E.White, of Rock Island,
Ill. Miss White is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin S. White.
Mrs. Mary v. Pyle, Of Baltimore,
is entertaining at the Henlopen
Hotel her annual house party Of
her children and their families.
The party is composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles p. Pyle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Stalfort and Miss The1ma
Stalfort,> Mr.. and Mrs. Brant Rob
erts, and Mary Polk Roberts, Mr..
and Mrs. William T. Morgan, Jr.,
and Patsy Polk Morgan, Mrs. Mary
Pyle Reed. Mrs. Pyle Sr., is a sis
ter of Albert F. Polk.
William Rust, of Boston and
Pittsburgh, is the weekend guest
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Q. Rich
ards and Miss Eleanor Richards,
who have cottage for August.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Q. Dorsey,
of Baltimore, have taken a cottage
for the remainder of the season,
as have Mr.. and Mrs. James Shand
and five children, Of Lancaster,
Pa, who are located on Rodney
street. Mr.. Shand is well known
as the vice-president Of Watt and
Shand, manufacturers.
Charles g. Bacchus and family
Of Chestertown are established on
Henlopen avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sanderson
Trump, Of Lansdowne, Pa, have
had as guests Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
rett Connor. Of Cynwyd; Mrs. j. E.
Walls, of Middletown, is the 2 uest
Of her sister, Mrs. E. J. Ryon, who
gave luncheon for her on Tues
day. Mrs. Freedrick Walls, of
Georgetown, is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. z. Townsend.
Miss Christine Powell has been
for week the guest of Miss Rick
ards and Mrs. J K. Caine. Miss
Powell is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Powell of Harrington.
Mrs. Robert H. Richards recent
ly gave small bridge.
The Tuesday Morning Bridge
Club met with Mrs. Robert Smith
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Hartnett,
of Dover, have entertained with a
supper party recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Townsend
have taken a cottage for the re-
mainder of the season and will
have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
John Darby and Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
dolph Harrell from Washington.
Mayor and Mrs. Harry Weitzel
and Miss Mary Ellen, their daugh-
ter, of Quantico, are expected here
ON Sunday to stay several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Owings. of
Highlands, Md, are stopping at
'The Gundrys."
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23
u. S. Uses Much Irvine

America is the largest consumer
of binder twine in the world and
imports nearly all of the sisal from
Yucatan. We use more jute for
gunny sacks than any other nation
and get all OF the raw material from
India-not pound is grown in this
country. Jute, like rubber and many
other imports, is hot-country prod
uat
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23
Gardeners Plan to Use
Electricity on Worms

Lewiston, IdahO.-Truck garden
ers OF this area are beginning to
look with more than amusement
upon a device rigged up by George
McMahan and DR.. John Mccoy.
anglers. to capture angleworms. The
men use two rods, electrically
charged to bring angleworks to the
surface in great numbers. Now,
gardeners are considering the pos
sibility Of ridding their plots Of cut
worms by the use OF a large "dig-
ger" built on the same principles.
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23
Porto Ricans Romantic

The people Of Porto Rico are a
romantic race, fond Of intellectual
adventure and controversial conver-
sations. Among the sciences their
interests incline toward politics
rather than in the direction of the
natural and physical sciences.
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23
Traffic Thru G. & ID. Canal Heavy

A iotilla Of yachts, numbering
more than 20. passed through the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
near st. Georges, early last week,
enroute to Philadelphia, after hav-
ing cruised on the Chesapeake Bay
for the past week. Traffic through
the waterway the past two months
has been particularly heavy, espec-
tally of yachts and other small
craft.
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23
ACID STOMACH BIG FACTOR
IN CAUSING ULCERS

Don't let too much acid ruin your
stomach. Take DR.. Emil's Ada
Tablets and quickly overcome acid
conditions, heartburn, sour stom-
ach, indigestion. Howard r. Jones,
Druggist.
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23
Owner De1eas Dogs
With Vacuum Cleaner

Monroe, Lar. D. Swayze,
city commissioner, was troubled
half to death with f1eas-on his
dog, Peggy, and her pups.
Various remedies for EXTERN
ination were tried, with negative
results. Then the commissioner
got a brilliant idea. He got out
the family vacuus q cleaner, gave
the dogs the once over, and in
five minutes every flea had been
corralled for determination.
Swayze wants all dog owners
to know of his method.
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23

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Smyrna times., 1933-08-23
A Lady

A Lady
You are beautiful and faded
Like an old opera tune
Played on harpsichord;
Or like the sun-fiooded silks
OF an eighteenth-century boudoir
In your eyes
Shoulder the fallen roses of out
lived minutes,
And the perfume of your soul
Is vague and suffering,
With the pungence of sealed spice
jars.
Your half-tones delight me,
And I grow mad with gazing
At your blent colours.
My Vigour is a new-minted penny,
Which l cast at your feet.
Gather it up from the dust,
That its sparkle may amuse you.
Amy Lowell.
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23

Jack, and lots of it.
In Winter
In Winter, in my room,
/ came upon a worm,
Pink, lank, and warm.
But as he was a worm
And worms presume,
Not quite with him at home
Secured him by a string
To something neighboring,
And went along.
A triffle afterward
A thing occurred,
I'd not believe it if I heard
But state with creeping blood;
A snake, with mottles rare,
Surveyed my chamber floor,
In feature as the worm before,
But ringed with power.
The very string
With which I tied him, too,
When he was mean and new,
That string was there.
I shrank-"How fair you are!"
Propitiation's claw
Afraid" he hissed
"Of me?
mo cordiality?"
He fathomed me.
Then to a rythm slim
Secreted in his form
As patterns swim,
Projected him.
That time flew,
Both eyes his way,
Lest he persue-
Nor ever ceased to run,
Till in a distant town,
Towns on from mine
/ sat me down;
This was a dream.
Emily Dickinson.
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23

Every man should keep a fair
sized cemetery in which to bury
the faults Of his friends.
Henry Ward Beecher. +
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23
Experience

Some men break your heart in two,
Some men fawn and fIatter,
Some men never look at you;
And that cleans up the matter.
Dorothy Parker.
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23
TIMES SCRAP BOO
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Razors pain you; elk en-,
Rivers are camp hax
Acids stain you;
And drugs cause cram r
Guns aren't lawful; +
Moses give; -.
Gas smells awful;
You might as vel live n. 4
-DoIl.,
Only a woman is capaa
forming a yawn into a.
If you've money 70 y " B
one is always willing tl
match.
Laughter? LaugiE
sound you hear Taen
your hat down the st-f
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suicide.
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everybody viii soOI "
self away"
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I never set it free.
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consists in being .
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23

All work and no play makes
Jack, and lots of it.
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23

"A man who trims a-ls
everybody will soon "
self away"
Smyrna times., 1933-08-23

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ing cold from ls''- oroe Coo
habits. 'ee' r.