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Imperial Valley press., 1933-12-30
THE CANAL EDITION

Realizing the great Importance of the
All-American canal to Imperial Valley
and the false ideas concerning almost
every phase of it that exist in other parts
of the nation, publishers of The Imper-
ial Valley Press, CaleXico Chronicle and
Brawley News have combined to publish
a special souvenir canal edition in mag
azine form, which will be completed early
in February.
A special staff of writer's and statisti-
clans has been engaged by the publishers
of the three papers and will begin, early
in the new year, to compile the immense
amount of data which will be required to
present such an edition.
Subscribers to each of the three papers
will be mailed copy of the souvenir edi-
tion and others will be available for them
to send to their friends. In this way it is
hoped that every valley resident will be
able to acquire fund of accurate infor-
nation regarding the canal and be in pos
ition to offer friends in other parts of the
country an accurate and interesting ac-
count of the All-American canal project
This will serve the double purpose of
correcting misunderstanding elsewhere.
concerning the All-American canal. and
will also give valuable information to
prospective settlers. 1t is believed GER
tain that construction of the canal will at
tract many to the valley and advance in
formation will be greatly welcomed by
them.
The publishers feel that their united
efforts will make possible a better edi-
tion than any individual paper could
offer and that the Importance of the
. canal warrants an edition of which the
three papers and the entire valley can be
proud.
1t is their intention to present the canal
story accurately and attractively and the
efforts of the three organizations will be
directed toward this objective.
Two dogs have been banished from the
White House for biting visitors There
is an inference that congressman and SEN
ators will now have free access to the
place.
Those who signed for the good old
days" got them in 1888, even if they
didn't arrive until December 5.
Argentina is the latest nation to break
out with a rash, otherwise known as a re-
volt
And that's that until next year.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-12-30

And that's that until next year.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-12-30

1893 is almost finished. 1t will soon
be 1884 and then I can blow that
horn I found in the woods
"That's right laughed Nurse
Evening star., 1933-08-07
Lavish Simplicity to Mark
Fall Styles in Film Land
Adrian Gives Advance Peek at What Well
Dressed Stars Will Wear Come Autumn
in Hollywood

Santa Barbara Biltmore proved to be
Heather Angel, the British leading lady
of Berkeley Square" the crowd surged
about her in frank admiration and
curiosity.
She wore white organdy gown
heavily embroidered in an al-over
design of leaves. Cornflowers banded
her lovely dark hair-a complete hllet
of them-and the color note was re-
peated in cluster of the same on
her frock
Berets of all sizes, shapes, colors and
fabrics are being featured in the ad-
vance models for Autumn and Winter
picture releases which is very good
sign that, come Fall we will be fairly
sure of chic if we are bereted to a
fine finish.
The antelope beret, quite small and
fiat and pitched forward at a perilous
angle either over our favorite eye or
straight forward over both eyes in a
level slant, is going to be very, very
doggy, according to our designers who
hate to tell you what's what too far
ahead but who have loosened up to that
extent
(Copyright 1898. BY North American News
paper Alliance, 1nc.)
Evening star., 1933-08-07
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Earle-"Voltaire." at 11:l5 am. 1:55.
4:40, 7:2O and lO:05 pm. Stage shows
at l, 3:45, 625 and 9l0 pm.
Palace Another Language" at
l1:45 am. As. 3:45, 545. 7:45 and
$50 pm.
Loew's Fox Midnight Club" at II
am. l:4O. 4:3O. 720 and 1905 pm:
Stage shows at II 40, 3:3O, $40 and
pm.
Columbia-"A Study in Scarlet at
IL am. l2:45, 2:35, APO. 6:l0. and
GAS pm.
Metropolitan = She Done Him
Wrong" at 1920 am. 1:05, 250, 435,
6 20 and $50 pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"Moonlight and Pret-
zels " at II: Is am, l 20, 1925, S 80, 1885
and $40 pm.
CentralE"Heroes for Sale" from II
am. to II pm.
Tivoli-"Hold Your Man" at 2. $50,
$40. 7:35 and $50 pm.
Voltaire," at 6:15,
and GAS pm
Evening star., 1933-08-07
DIVORCE FROM BLACKMER
ASKED BY LENORE ULRIC
Actor, Revealing Action by Wife,
Says Home Career Clash Is
Factor Responsible,
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD, August Z. - Sidney
Blackmer stage and screen actor, said
yesterday his wife, Lenore Uric. also of
the stage and screen, was suing him for
divorce in Mexico
1T was the old struggle between q
home and a career" said Blackmer.
She still remains the finest person 1
ever met and there is no other man or
woman in the case.
Ours was beautiful romance for IL
years and then the long separations
caused by our work began getting on
our nerves. think, too, the general un-
rest OF the times had something to do
with it. I regret very much that the
divorce suit has come, but 1 will not
contest it.
Miss Uric charged incompatibility
in the suit filed in Mexico, D. F.,
July "a"
The Blackmers were married secretly
in May. 1929. fact not disclosed until
two years ago. Legal separation papers
were signed last October.
Evening star., 1933-08-07
BAND
CONCERTS

BY the United States Marine Band
this evening at the Marine Barracks
at o'clock Taylor BranSon, leader
Arthur S. Whltcomb. second leader
"Marche Militaire" TSchaikowsky
mtermezzo and farandole from suite
No. .. "Arlesienne". ....... BiZet
Cornet solo, Loves Old Sweet Song"
Molloy
Second Leader Arthur S Whiteomb.
Excerpts from "Katinka" $780,. .Friml
Melody in F.. RuomSteln
Hungarian Dance No. s.. Brahms
Cornet duet, La Colondrina," Serradell
Winfred Kemp and Nicholas
Chicese, duetistS.
Grand scenes from "TannhauSer"
Wagner
Chimes solo, Monastery Bells"
Lefebure
Wilbur D. Kief1er, soloist:
Legend" .Dvorak
Descriptive. "A Motor Ride. Bidgood
Early morning. the clock strikes
7: arrival of the motors; the
start: on the road: a pack OF
hounds and a collision; hating
for repairs; the village smithy:
the return, and finale with loud
hurrah.
Marines hymn, The Halls of
Montezlma. -
THE Star Spangled Banner
By the United States Navy Band this
evening at the east front of the Capt.
to at 7:3O o'clock Charles Benter,
leader: Alexander Morris, assistant
March, Shenandoah National Park
Benter
dedicated to Col. Robert HarperD
Overture, Don Caesar de Bazan.'
Massenet
Suite. On the Bosporus" patrol,
Lincke
"Serenade" ..............D .Drigo
"Midsllmmer's Night Dream" Albaniz
Solo for cornet, The Volunteer, Roger
Birley Gardner. soloist.
Tone poem, "Salome's Dance" Strauss
Excerpts from "Boccaccio," Won Suppe
Valse. LOS Golondrina" .Valverde
Hits from The Vagabond King" Friml
Prelude to "Parsifar' ...-..... wagner
The Star Spangled Banner"
Bv the United States Army Band this
evening at Rock Greek Park, Sixteenth
and Kennedy streets, at 7:30 o'clock.
Capt. Kendall j. Fielder. commanding
oficer: Thomas F. Darcy, associate
leader, conducting.
March. Washington Grays". .Grafulla
In the Garden" from Rustic :,
Wedding Symphony" .GoldmarK
Isn't This Night for Love-
Burton d Jason
Solo for trombone, Atlantic -
Zephyrs" ..........::.." -. .SiiaolS
Clarence Hurrell. soloist.
Waltz "Flower of Italy. de Stefano
Group of three numbers from
woodland Sketches" .MacDowell
ITO a Wild Rose"
Autumn"
ITO a Water Lily"
Novelty fox trot. "Old Mother r
Hubbard" ............... .folla
Morceau, whispering Flowers
Won Blon
Indian Lament" ............. .DvoraS
"Juba Dance" from the suite,
I'm the Bottoms" s"...........: .Det'
Axarch "C,ate CITY" Weldon
1.-The Star Spangled Banner.
Evening star., 1933-08-07
BY MOLLIE MERRICK.

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, August T.
Lavish simplicity will dominate the
mode for the Fall season"
So Adrian, king of Hollywood's de-
signers. outlined what we are going to
do in a month or so. Providing,
of course, we have the wherewithal to
be elaborately simple.
One white crepe gown, designed by
Adrian for Joan Crawford, has a box
pleat lined with black satin at the
skirt front. The full length coat which
accompanies the gown has draped
collar Of the black satin which con-
tinues down the entire length of the
coat front. A single satin button fas-
tens the coat.
Here Ks Adrian's idea of black vel
vet dinner gown for the Autumn. 1t
has long. tremendously full sleeves
gathered into a wrist band 1t is prac
tically backless and has slight sweep
ing train. The coat which accompanies
it is interlined for warmth, but Is Of
the same supple velvet and it is sleeve
less.
Another Of the most unusual frockS
he has designed for cold weather modes
has a jumper blouse that is beaded
over its entire surface. 1t. too is back
less but a cowboy kerchief-also COM
pletely encrusted with beads-is knotted
loosely about the throat The woman
who wears this must have slimness.
character and chic. Joan Crawford is
again entrusted with the hazardous
task of popularizing this unusual mode.
Lillian Harvey is one blond who
features wheat yellow with her yellow
hair A bathing suit of this color made
her an outstanding figure at a recent
garden party she gave. Her bathing
cap of yellow rubber was trimmed all
over with curling fronds of the same
material which made it look like a
head of tousled yellow hair. 1t per
fectly accentuated her dainty slimness
When the little beauty weaving in
| and out of the dancing throng at the
Evening star., 1933-08-07
BRIDGE CHAMPIONS
DEFY CULBERTSON
Team Challenge for 400-Board
Match After Victory by
Slim Margin.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DEAL. N. j.. August THE 1893
-Four Horsemen" OF the American
Bridge League tourney sighed today for
neN contract worlds to conquer.
The sigh took the form CT chal-
lenge to Ely Culbertson and any team
he may select. or to any other team In
the country. to play 400 boards in a
team of four matches for $4,000 to
CulbertsonS S3,500 and anv amount up
to $40 a point in addition
The new four horSemen-OsWald
Jacoby. Howard Schenken. David Burn
stine and. Richard L. Frey. all of New
York-issued the challenge after an
neXing the national challenge team
of-four contract championship last
night by the slim margin of 300 points
Their victims were Waldemar Won Zedt-
WitZ. Edward Hymes. jr.; Louis H. Wat
son and Sam Frey, jr.. all of New York
Evening star., 1933-08-07
FAIR MAY JOIN N. R. A.

CHICAGO, August LP)-The blue
flag of the N. r. A. may soon be flying
from the flagstaff of the Worlds Fair,
officials said today as they awaited the
return of Robert Isham Randolph,
director of operations and maintenance
of The exposition. f-sm conference
with Gen. Hugh S. johnson in Wash
ineton.
Officials said it would be no easy task
to draw up a code for the fair and
instructed Randolph before his de-
parture the other day to point out to
Gen. Johnson that they thought the
fair already led as the greatest single
factor in national economic recovery
Evening star., 1933-08-07
Student Makes Laws.

Warren E. Belanger, youngest men,
Der OF the Maine Legislature, has to
be excused from classes at Colby Col
lege to attend legislative sessions
Evening star., 1933-08-07
VARIED PROGRAM FOR
NEXT FESTIVAL EVENT
instrumental and Choral Music
With Special Dance
Numbers.

Instrumental and choral music and
a dance program by Marian Chace
and Lester Shafer will feature the
ninth Summer festival entertainment
at the Sylvan Theater Wednesday
night at o'clock. The event will be
presented under the auspices of the
Community Center Department and
the Office of Public Buildings and Pub
lie Parks.
Playing for the first time the
march, The Pride of the Capital,
the United States Army Band will have
the composer, Maj. r. j. Hernandez
U. S. A., retired, as guest conductor
Cooperating with the Army musicians
in the evenings program will be the
Chesapeake g. Potomac Glee Club
which will offer four numbers under
the direction Of Robert H. Davidson
Capt Kendall j. Fielder, command
ing officer of the Army Band. and Mrs
Fielder will be official sponsors of the
concert this week, and many officers
of the Army are expected to attend.
Evening star., 1933-08-07
y, STUART DAVIS AND EARL r. READY
Attorneys for Plaintiff.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DIS
court.-P. F. Hannah. ct al. plaintiffs. VS..
The gnknown Heirs Deysees and Ealt1 Aienses No
S5944-Order of publication.--The object
g this suit to establish SS-lse Of Ise0rS
Sion to lot Is in John B. Turton trns,
tees subdivision Of square $50 ar as per par iar
the District of Columbia in 1iber R. W
at folio 3; Upon motion OF the piaintinss' iis
il is, by the court. this 9TH day OF August,
AID I933. ordered that the defendants.
The Unknown Heirs. Deyisees and AleneeS
OF John Merrill. cause their appearance TO
be entered herein on or before the nrst
rule day occurring one month after the
day of the first publication hereof, other-
wise this cause will be proceeded with as
in case of default; provided copy hereof
be published once a week for three success
sive weeks in the washington Law Re
porter and The Evening Star. good cause
+ Unnecessary. oeEPH ". COZ: Justice
ssc1P ssus sSPg; LAD fes IAfE s4Mk AZ ~ =.
LIT. Clerk Au7d4,21
Evening star., 1933-08-07
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING. KNOWN AS PREMISES
NO 800 SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE
SOIIlHEAST.

SALE Of Valuable oNtNkn
DWELLING. KNOWN AS PREMISES
No. 33o SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE
By virtue Of a decree of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia passed in
eaulty cause No 35:'l9 we Will sell at pup
lie auction. in front of the premises. en-
WEDNESDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF Az
GUST. 1893. AT FOUR O'CLOCK Pm the
follow ing described land and premises situate
in the District of Columbia and being lot
numbered eight tS) in Leo Simmons SUD sup,
hundred and ninety-four G91. as per plat
recorded in Book 10, page 30. IN the once
oI the surveyor for the District OF Coiumoia'
together with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: Sold subject to prior oul!o-
ing association deed of trust Tor approx,
mateIy 81 67a94. further particulars oi
watch will be announced at the time OF sale;
The purchase price above said prior oeeo oi
trust is to be paid in cash S3o9 100 nepoS,L @
REQUIRED upon acceptance OF bid Al con-
yeyancing. notary fees and recoralhs a
purchaser's S cost Terms Of sale to oe COM
plied with within thirty days from Gay N o1
sale otherwise the trustees reserve wv
right to resell the property. at the rlsk ana a1a
Ssys' advertisement of such resale IN some
Washington Loan & Trust 5los.
DAVID F. SMITH,
Shoreham Bldg,
jy2S-d&dse eXSu lIusteeo-
Evening star., 1933-08-07
Plant to Double Force of 800.

PRESCOTT. Ariz.. August tPl.-
Robert E. Tally. vice president and
general manager of the United Verde
Copper Co. at Jerome. said yesterday the
present force of 300 men will be doubled
in the near future and at the same
time wages will be increased substan-
TALLY. in accordance with the national
recovery act.
Evening star., 1933-08-07
EDUCATIONAL.
Fishburne Military School

dyneSDOTO, v a.
A school with highest academic sta no
ards Graduates now in 10 leading uni
versities. all accepted on certificate
reasonably small school with small classes
and a personal touch. Emphasis on now
to study and concentration. All courses
conform strictly to the recOmme ndations
of the College Entrance Examination
Board Rich BACKGROUND and 0utsta ndinE
traditions. Wholesome home life DlseI-
pline positive and firm but reasonable.
HONOR MILITARY SCHOOL: Modern
fre-proof barracks. Gymnasiums ana
in the Shenandoah Valley at the south
entrance of the Shenandoah National
Park Direct train from WashinEton or
3 hours by automobile. Write TO Col
NJ H. Hudgins for catalogue, or see or
phone representative. Headmaster Major
Davis at Willard Hotel Monday' Iues-
day or Wednesday. August .. T. y.
Evening star., 1933-08-07
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE He, Dlsi 81
tTict Of Gelum6aB Basrd hSrainc Company. Inc
! Corporation Plaintiff. VS.. ShoIeham Aotel
SoTporaion. CoIpoTsdion1 slad july ss. is,s
ing time for presentation OF claims; etc; ne
Upon consideration OF me harty intel'erd and Sons
0p 6@pahy nsFth Inc iea and on motion OF said inter
venor. and it appearing to the e1utt thnt this this
9ef dsy Of Ie July 1888 ORDERED ,Irsnr J. That it
AexandedF LEI Heron maser Ge anu in this
perform the duties hereinafter set fortn. ano
such other duties cn MAY DC order or orders
as may be hereafter passed in this cause; siIs
3 That all persons. firms and corp9fat3Sns COZ, 3ha Sss
fendant Shoreham Hotel Corporation are re-
nuired on or before the 18th Gay OF sftpr Sepr
haVine said claims dissllowed in the discres,
ton of the court to file the same win ai sa.d ia
special master at the ueFon oSe O. ssTict Of Co.
iiimbia Supreme Court House Of WaShineton,
District of Columbia. which SAID claims iii nd od
shsii set out the amount and nature OF any
Security lien held by the ciaiman' hs or en 10
the claimant 4hn sad Is or john Lsskey
Spencer Gordon and Francis H; Duehay re re-
eeiyers heretofore he dae of this
order. mail or cause to be mailed a copy OF
this order to all persons nrms ana Co'p op 70
assert claims or demands against said oe-
fendant, at the last known addresses OF sutn N
persons firms or corporations accordine 10
the best information, and belief @ of said aiss re-
ceivers and that said receivers Shali cause d
COPY Of this order to be published once a
week for three successive weeks EIsnine IN ine
Washington Law Reporter and The Evening
Star. the first publication thereof to be nov
more than ten days after the date 9I as tnls
order. i And it is further ORDERED thaa ad
said. special master shall receive and .la hold q
the claims so filed with him. ana shali
within five (5l days after said ! 5th day OF
September 1888 fie in this M cause as s ynieb sdats
Shall have been filed with said special
master on or before said 5th day OF sep.
tenber, lq33 which list shall set forth the
names and addresses of the persons nSr3r Arms or
claimed, and the nature of the security. If
any. held or claimed by said trnn claimants, canx
lSeai) Test: FRANK E CUNNINGHAM,
Clerk BY VIM. F. LEMON, Asst; S!erk
Counsel say no objections TO this oIoer
No objections: GEORGE E EDEJ Ss4!S IN Atty.
BERGER. Attorney for Defendant.
iy:}1 .au1.l4
Evening star., 1933-08-07

Among 10 specials planned by the
two companies for next year, no less
than five will be replete with ditties,
twinkletoed ladies and an occasional
crOoner.
From the Warner plant will come
"Footlight Parade" now being COM
pleted with James Cagney, Joan Blon-
dell, Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler.
The Keeler and Powell combination
will team again in "Sweethearts For
ever" a musical romance and the
"Gold Diggers' which had an early
premiere here. will be released to the
general circuit in the Fall
First National plans to use Miss
Keeler and Mr. Powell (no unemploy-
ment for those young people this year,
in Classmates" West Point tale en-
bellished with musical sequences. We
hope the story does not. despite the
Evening star., 1933-08-07
Musical Films Featured
In Schedules of Studios
Success of Such Pictures Gold Dissers and
"42nd Street" Cause Producers to 60 IN
for Song and Dance.

whatever may be the musical film, #
~ production schedule announced by Warner
w National pictures prophetic OF the
coming the public will be asked to sit in judgment
m no small number and dance cnemas
whether audiences will OF the
modern they did of rang
in
" the National with
nlacent opmism prospects enduring
DiggeS
Evening star., 1933-08-07
RESORTS.

COLONIAL BEACH, VA.
COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL
- miles via Peninsula Bus. overlooking
the broad Potomac: beautiful. eathful:
and restful; on beach and boardwalk and
near Wakefield and Stratford. $3.50 to
S22 weekly $50 to 81 daily, including
meals. Phone q.
Frank d. Blackstone, Owner & MEr
Mrs Carrie Ford. Prop.
Room with board three meals day SO per
week. Phone Colonial Beach NO D y
OPPOSITE WATER FRONT-TWO APAkI- :
ments ready for use: near p. o.; reasonable; ;
ami. Owner WILL JONES.
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
tCortnued)
THOS j. OWEN & SON, AUCT1ONEERS
1431 Eye St. NV.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-13

Cinderella will bring joy and gadness to the heart of
any little girl She is beautiful animated durable and
feke She closes both her eyes when put to sleep and
wakes up calling mama" a real baby does At the
will of her little mother she be made to wink and
blink and roll her eyes from side to side in the gayest
coyest most delightful baby manner. Why! Would you
believe it? She even cries when her legs pnched!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-13
You Can Win a Cinderella Doll
IT'S VERY EASY!

First of ALL you cut the coupon in the right bot
tom corner of this page and then write your
and address where it says, Name of the girl who
is to receive Cinderella
The next thing is to get your parents subscrip-
ton, providing they not already Times sub
scribers. If your parents are already subscribers,
then surely your aunt or your uncle will be glad to
be No. on your list. After you get No. l, the rest
will come easy. 1t will take you less than few
hours or so if you just keep working until you
have all 6 new subscribers Your neighbors will
gladly help you.
The Washington times., 1933-06-23
SON Of ROMNEY
DOUBTS REPORT

A report that Sergeant-at-Arms
Kenneth Romney, of the House
of Representatives, was arres ed
last night on charges of drunken
ness and disorderly conduct at the
Pennsylvania Hotel, first block F
st. N. w., met with Scepticism
from the officials son today.
The son, Kenneth Romney, jr.,
said:
my father left for New York
last Wednesday. We have not
seen or heard from him since,
and we are now trying to COM
municate with him at New
York.
"The man held at the First
precinct station gave his age
as 81. Dad is 49, and anyone
could look at him and tell that
he is more than 81"
Mr.. Romney lives in the 1000
block Sixteenth st. N. w.
First precinct police reported
the arrest, the man claiming to
be the sergeantat-arms who gave
his age as 81 and his address as
4700 block Connecticut Ave. N. W.
Sergeant-at-Arms Romney lived at
the Connecticut Avenue address
until three months ago.
Policeman Harvey F. Elliott
said he went to the hotel on COM
plant of the manager. Laurence
Gasenheim. The manager said
the man supposed to be Romney
was very boisterous and refused
to be quieted.
After Elliott took him to the
precinct the prisoner said:
"T have immunity to these
things. Call Major Brown"
When the case was called in
Police Court there was no re-
Spouse and SIS collateral posted
last night was ordered forfeited.
The Washington times., 1933-06-23
Savant Says Today's Hopes
Rest in Young Minds

CHICAGO, June % Q.N.S0.
Scientific ''proof" that elderly
people are the least fit to manage
social, national. and world affairs
in this modern time of rapid
change was submitted today to
the American Association for the
Advancement Of Science.
From Is years onward the mere
progress of time alone causes
man to suffer nerve changes that
makes it increasingly difficult to
learn new things or change old
habits, DR.. Floyd L. Ruch, Of the
University of Illinois, told the
association members.
Aged Less Able to Learn
This is the way he put it in
his lecture on "the decline of
learning ability in the aging as a
possible explanation of their con-
servatism":
Conservatism which comes
with old age must depend upon
q loss of Elasticity in the
neurO-muscuIar tissues them
selves.
Gas a consequence of this
loss, the aged become in
creasingly less able to learn
new materials or more espe-
cialIy materials demanding the
tearing down of old habits of
reaction, and are accordingly
limited in their thinking to the