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Washington Journal., 1933-04-28
Wit Yfeil unO 8Ogcn
oni Dem Tii9fang.

@enn uniere Slider, nit Nesen
ausgerii5tet. gum Sang alls5ichen
tann miir0en iie es ais cine ielt-
lame 3umutlmg empfinOen, Itutt
oieies @crGies Bieil unO 8ogen nit
5%unebnen. llnO bod aibt es Sn.
OianeritGmme, bic Oieie Ausriiitung
sum 6iiden wdblen. Gie 5iemlih
ltarfe MISUNDERSTANDING I'M @e-
biete Oes Amujouenitromes mo iei-
ner @ebenfliiiie erwirbt ibren &C.
bensunterbalt Dor allen ourf Den
Sang BON 6iiden, an Oenen Oieie
Strome auBer, rOentIih reid limo,
unO gep0bnIiA idieBt tie lie nit
gogen unO &feil.
SIN Ieidten 53anu iibt i'm Sef
Elm Snoioner, Ser oas 6abr3ehg nit
faum bpmerf6oren S6ldgen ieines
6reiten 9aoOelru0erS peitertreibt
uno 5ugIeid iteuert. SIN goroerteil
OeS 8ootes itebt Der Shiise, 9ogen
unG 8feil ihuBgeredt in Ben San.
Sen baltenO. @s gepubrt einen
prd6tigen NnbIid, oen 5dger 5u
beo6ohten an oeiiem i60nem naften
&0rper ieoer Musfel in @rpartung
g%eltrafft lit. Selten MIR enteiIt elm
Yieil ser Sebne, obne elm 3iel 81
erreiden.
8eiBe 8eo6ohter baben bGufig
@%elegenbeit gebabt, oie auBerorOent-
life Si1erbeit 5u b%epun0ern, nit
ser oie Snoianer Die Slide, Die elm
europdii6es Auge in oem Ounflen
@aiier Der oortigen 6liiiie faum
erfennen f0nnte, ouf 0ieie 8eiie err
be ten. Ser Gfeil miro aus fur
ger @%ntfernung oireft ouf Die 9eute
o6qeidoIien, uno Inn Oie Strablen.
brefung 81 berefnen, tauht i'm
ser Sdiise BON 3eit 5u 3eit in Oos
@oiier. Ser etpa 175 3entimeter
longe unO aus einem Ounfelroten,
iGperen, poblgegldtteten &ol5e ge-
nrbeitete 8ogen miro ienfredt ge-
boIten, Ser Sdiibe oiiiert idarf iiber
Den bis nobe5u 5tpei Meter langen
8feil, 5iebt sic Sebne raid nod unO
IGBt lie nit Dem Eieil fabren.
@u6 in oen g1dten miro oen
Sii6en nit 8ogen unO Bfeil nad-
geiteat. 0abei perpenoen oie Sn-
oianer einen fiir3eren @feil, Der nur
eIpas iiber einen Meter lang lit.
SSn ser &edten bGlt Der Slider cine
Sodel aus fienigem Sol5, Die ibm
leuftet uno 3uglei6 ben Slid un-
LOOT uno blenoet; in Der 2infen bdlt
er Sen 8ogen, unO nit Dem WtunOe
5iebt er Sebne unO 8feil an, Der
eben pegen Oieier art Der Sanoba-
bung fiir5er lein muB. -.
Ser 6ii6fong itebt gan5 i'm Mit-
telpunft Oes 2ebens BEL Oieien Sn-
oianern. S6on am friiben Worgen,
bGufio Dor Sagesan6rud, fabrt ie-
Ser 6amilienpater nit einem Sobn
ODER einem iiingeren 6reunOe in
ieinem &anu ouf ben 6ii6fang, Inn
fir Die tGglide Mtabl5eit 81 iorgen.
&ebren iie 81 Mittag 5uriif uno
iino tie erfolgreid 9emeien, 10 bort
mar lie idon Don ferne LADEN uno
plou0ern. Stol3 idreitet Der gliid-
li6e Slider nit ieiner 8eute iiber
sen groBen freien 9orfplas unO emit
lodt bisweiIen elmer fleinen 6lote
aus Sirldfnoden i6riae monotone
8eiien. 8eifdaige 8orte Der 6rauen
unO Ser Nlten empfangen i'm, unO
eifrig merOen Die %gefangenen slide
beguta6tet. @ar er aber e~rfclglos,
Damn i6lei6t er iih pom0glif auf
umpegen in oas Sous, UNI Dem
gutmiiti9en Spott Der anoeren gu
entgeben.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28
Sin Mmienm Der SIeiOer.

@s lit bo9lt permunoerli9, oaB
8aris, oie beberriGen6e Staot Der
Srauenmooe, bis gum beutigen Sa-
qe fein &leioermuleum belibt. Aber
mabreno aae anoeren biitoriiden
grinnerungsitiide iorgfaltig geiam-
melt, fa~talogiliert uno in Wuleen
ausgeItelt purOen, lit es big beute
nod ni6t gelungen, cine mirfli9
6eoeutenoe Sammlung Der Wooe
pergangener Sabrbunoerte 5uiam.
men0ubringen. Gin 8lan, oiele Slide
aus3ufiiGen, aielt oabin, elm iolAas
MuIeum in Dem S6loB bon Sceaur
unmittelbar Dor ben Soren BON Ha-
rig gu erri9ten. Gei9e Sammlua-
gen 0ofiir iino bereits porbanoen,
uno es gilt nur, ie in ben geeigne-
ten &1umen our geeigneten &ufltel-
lung gu bringen. unter Den pielen
@riinoen, sic bon ben Soroerern
oieies 8lnnes geltenO gemadt wer.
BEN, miro aud oarauf bingeDielen,
pie lebr Oaourb Die Gathering I'M
befannter &unitmerfe erlei6tert
miro, menn oas &leio- Der portra-
tierten @erionlihfeit feItgefteat
miro. auBeroem miirOe Der 8ert
oes neuen Muieums nidt 5ulest
oarin beiteben, oaB es uiele anBer-
oroentlid maleriide Eradten, Die
biz Dol fur5em in perihieoenen Eei-
len grunfreihs nod getragen wur'
sen. Dor Dem uoaigen geri6minSer
bepa5rt.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28
Sdnier aus SaMms
iuOQe.

&ieIe fir sic 3ufmft u~oriorgenoe
Mr6iteften beidGiti9en lid beute nit
Dem @ntpuri BON SduIeru. Die
qrunOiGblif BON Sen bisber iibliden
aus Sol5, Stein unO 3iegeln errif)-
teten peridieoen iinO unO Die nod
ser MeiniWe i6rer Eropbeten oos
8orbilO fiir Oos ipariame 8obnbauS
ser 3ufinft iein iouen. 0abei ipies
len beute nod ungew0bnlide 9ou.
materialien cine &o1e, 10 als zines
Ser neueiten Die 8aummoae.
Solde n8oumpoaen-SGuier iinO
Dor fur5em in fleinen Mooelleu auf
elmer Stem gorfer @usitellung 0
Smei @r1iteften, q. 2aprence So.
der uno gilbert 6rep, ge3eigt NOR.
Sen. Iotiirlih iinO iie nidt gGn5li6
aus 8aummoae errihtet, aber ole
@Gn0e. ionobl sic GuBeren pie Sic
inneren, Die Srennungsmauern I'M
Snnern unO oos 9o6 itnO aus
boumpoIenem Segeltu6 gemo1t.
ga CAB es 6unG6it elm luiti9es $50.
6enen0bGls1en, oas nur einen gro
BEN @obnraum beiibt, oarunter Die
Garage uno oariiber elm 9uf, oas
5ugleid ais Sonnenoa6 Oient. Su
oieIem nidt fir iobrelanges 8ob.
nert beitimmten 6aus Iin0 Oie W1fl.
oeAtno 0as 9o6 aus felt gelpanl-
tenn baumuoIenem Segeltu6 &c.
madt; oieies iit woiierOidt unO
feuerfeit unO fam meiB ODER farbig
nit Sorben bemaIt peroen, Oie einen
meiteren S6ub gegen &egen unO
@ino %getp1bren. 8miiden Der drBs-
rem uno inneren SegeltudmanO be-
finoen li6 S6idten aus alunli-
niumpl1tt1en, 0ie als Slolatoren
gegen Site, &dlte unO 2drm oieren.
Merftpiir0ig erideint oos 6e6len Der
Sreppe; es eibt namli6 bier cine
Nrt SaIltreppe, oie, penn tie nibt in
@e6rau9 lit, binouf ge5ogen pirO.
Mber neben oieier einfa6en 6orm
oes 8aumpoabouies nit einam
@obnraum lit au6 fir groBere an-
IpriiGe pom Ben 6ei0en Ir6itetten
geiorgt mor0en. 9a ga6 es audi elm
Saus nit flint 3immern uno elmer
ongeglieoerten Garage. Iu6 bier
bilOete Oas 9a6 5uelei6 elm Son-
nenoed fir feline 8epobner. OaS
@e6Gu0e erbebt ii6 BON Der @roe
auf 8foiter, ste aber MIR etpa 30
53entimeter bod lino, Inn ben 2uft-
5utritt Su Sen &eaern gu geltatten.
3u Dem COMMENDED gelangt man
mittels elmer @enOeltreppe. IuBer-
Dem bat 0as Saus einen merflpiir'
oigen 6albfreiSformigen @ufbau an
Dem einen gnoe oes 0a6es; er oient
als Elm S9irm gum Sammeln Der
Sonnenitrablen uno 5uglei4 als
@inoi6ub. 9as 6iinf5immerbalts
beliBt einen @o6nraum BON IA Wte.
ter @roBe, Ser our6 3mii6enmdnoe
in @B. uno 8obn5immer abgete!lt
merOen fam, ferner 5mei S6laf-
5immer, Slide uno oie ii6li1en Ne'
benrGllme. Die Garage lit ols cine
art Sliigel Dem SauIe i'm re6ten
8infel ongefiigt. Die &iidieite ces
&auies beitebt fat gon3 aus @las-
tiiren uno Eenititern, Inn fir genii-
gen0 9i6t3ufubr gu iorgen. Siele
6ront ioa nod einem @arten geben.
Cine midtige 5rage erbebt lid
Oieien Grandchildren gegenuber:
mas ioaen tie folten? 9a man fir
oas @odetenobaus nur etma $50
QuaOratmeter Gegeltud brauft,
fam elm iol6es Seim fir 1000 Dol
lar erbaut meroen. 9aS groBere
Sars, fir oelien Seriteaung runo
730 Quabrotmetpr 8aummoaitoff
ben0tigt mer0en, fam Elm gliidli4er
@igentiimer fir t500-1600 Ooaar
erner6en.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28

Sn Ser S~ommerfri-
d e. y@arum lit penn Die Wtilf
10 oiinu. 6rGulein?"
SD uermlte, Die aiibe baben 81
LANCE i'm Regen %geiianoen!"
Ser M itihuloige. 81
mes Cages, als Elm fleines WfaOhen
lid ucrgebenS an elmer Sausglode
binaufrefte, Die fiir lie gu bod an-
gebraft NOR. fam elm bilfsbereiter
Shu!ldt geruoe oes @eges. Sn lei
ner @utmiitigfeit flingelte er fiir
oas &ino; gu leiner groBen Der
numbering aber rief ibm MN Die
aleine gu: nGu, iest mliie mer aber
Kennel"
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28

6otge. nAui Den warmen
CONNER foI9t nun Der tuble
@erblt!"
.a9 ia, ruie aui Die 2iebe Die
Che
Sege9nung. uAb, gnten
Gag. Serr 9roun!"
.Ger5eibma, i'd belize &otl"
.gnfiduloiag Sic, iA bin nam.
lid iartenblinol"
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28
8mei sa6en n. gie trafen

iid.
u@asiaditeoennoa5u?"
n3masOenn?"
.Sm 3olodid)en @arten BAN lie
6eute Na6t orei Sieder g%eit9bl'n."
= .9rei Sie6erl Samonoieni9 ge-
brilt?"
n@ieioonnl sieder brian bod
nidt?"
.Sreilid brian Eieder oas
linn bod 8eitien!"
9e.a onoern odmmerts:
.Nf ou meiit Die Sieder, oie6a
brian? Nep Die Sieder bamie
nib aeitobl'n aber aus Dem
MISUNDERSTANDING orei Gid.
tis@er."
Washington Journal., 1933-04-28
Nnr $500
foItet elm Announcement auf oas
u@aihimaton Spnrnal".

Shire angeb0rigen in Der Seimat
peroen iib freuen, regelmaBig Die
ein8iae in Der 8unoesbauptitaot per-
offentlidte oeuti9e 3eitung 5n erbnl-
ten. $500 far's sanse Sabr! Naf)
alien @eltteilen. Sc groBer bic 3abl
Der Ssabresabonnenten, oeito leifter
iino Snierate erb1Itlih. Sober ioute
belfen, Ieinen Sr~eunoeSfreis gum
obonnieren gu peranlaiien.
Evening star., 1933-05-21
SALE-HOUSES.

1921 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.w.-SS,95O.
Six large rooms, tiled bath, attic. double
garage. big cellar with fine heating plant,
servants S. room and laundry. also screens and
awnings; a comfortable and economical home
built in exceptionally substantial manner of
best material convenient to everything.
SPECTALl SPECIAL S7.45O. $3.50 CASH,
balance S55 month; detached. centef-hall
plan, brick home; large rooms. bath and
half, open fireplace. lot 70xI92, garage;
beautiful NV. section; built to sell for Sl2.-
500; bring deposit with you; real bargain.
GEORGIA 2403.
Evening star., 1933-05-21
SACRIFICE!
roNSIDER SMALL. TRADE

CONSIDER SMALL TRADE. -,
Chevy Chase, near circle. Owner Will
sacrifice beautiful center-hall Colonial home,
built by Mkkelson; Z large rooms, bed
rooms, . baths recreation room. maids
room and bath, large lot with shade trees,
2-car garage oil burner. Small cash pay
ment, balance like rent. GEORGIA O2i1.
Evening star., 1933-05-21
5000

If you have a small amount of cash 1t
VIII surprise you at what you can get for
less than rent. Six good sized rooms, bath
and shower, two rear screened porches. ce-
ment front porch up-to-date kitchen, Frigid-
all-brick house in a fine and convenient
northeast section. To inspect this bargain,
call Adams l3G1
Evening star., 1933-05-21
HoUsES-UNFURNIsHED.
FoR C0T0RFp

FOR COLORED. -,
2614 Eye st. n.w.-6 rooms, water, large
yard. S22. 30. -,
76O GiraTd st. n.w.-4 rooms. bath.
porch, $3.50.
2133 Newport pl n.w.-4 rooms, bath
electric It's, $3.50. -,
1927 n j. ave. n.w.-6 rooms, bath'
electric It's, heat included. S41 80 q
544 25th st. ne. (Kingman Park)-o
rooms, modern. S45. -,
231O @ st. n.w-6 rooms, bath. large
yard. S32. so.
733 9th st. see rooms. bath, S32 So
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1875 14th ST. NV D1. 3347.
Evening star., 1933-05-21
THESE ARE BARGAINS -

81 $50 BUYS IT
Petworth. 800 block Shepherd St: mod +:
rooms: garage; little cash, balance like
rent; may trade. GE. G4S4.
Evening star., 1933-05-21
FOR SALE.
NEARBY VIRGINIA.

ION
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
S6,5OO.
New 1-room brick dwelling, all modern;
lot 100000. -Four miles from District line.
Rent, $50 per month.
5000.
Six rooms and sleeping porch, electricity.
Close to trolley. Over an acre. fruit and
garden miles from Key Bridge. VIII
consider trade.
$3.50.
Five-room bungalow, all modern; hot
water heat. tile bath; half an acre Of
ground. $500 cash necessary.
Bus within block houses listed below.
$4,750.
Eight-room frame bungalow. electric
range: lot 4Ox150; terms, $3.50 cash. bal
ance $40 per month.
$500.
Six-room frame bungalow hot-water heat:
lot 40xl50. Terms, $3.50 cash. balance S35
per month.
$1,000.
Six-room frame bungalow, hot-water heat:
lot 40x15O. Terms, $3.50 cash, balance
S35 per month.
M. F. CHURCH,
Established 1885.
Phone Falls Church. Va. 30,
Evening star., 1933-05-21

Charming Georgetown Home.
Eighteenth century brick, completely re-
modelled; rooms. baths. inclosed porch.
terrace and garden; every modern equipment: /:
price greatly reduced Phone west 25S6-J. I.
Evening star., 1933-05-21

NEWLY WEDS, ATTENTION: TOR LESS
than cost Of furniture. make hIst down
payment on lovely home, fully furnished.
Phone Clarendon 1894
Evening star., 1933-05-21

PETWoRTH. 625 EMERSON N.W-LARGE
| 6-room house and bath; electric refrigera-
| tion: screened porch and garage; yard: Law
| atory in basement.
Evening star., 1933-05-21
$3.50 CASH

Fine new 6-room home; brick construc-
tion, front and rear porches, garage, electric
refrigeratton; overlooking Rock Greek Park;
payments only $50 80 per mo.
1855 Inglesde Terrace.
Open for InSpection.
Evening star., 1933-05-21

S3.3UO.
4 rooms and bath: large corner lot; dou-
Bile garage. 3021 G st. Sc.
Evening star., 1933-05-21

1900 9th ST Me- LARGE ROOMS;
BATH hot-water heat; large front and back
yard; price, So, 600 from owner
Evening star., 1933-05-21


Georgia ave. $500 Z large rooms: mod
ern; GARAGES GE. 1922.
WITHIN TWO SQUARES OF CATHEDRAL.
Modern six-room and two-bath brick
dwelling, semi-detached; sleeping porch, oil
burner; paved alley 81 500 buys this de-
lightful home. subject only to building as
Sociation trust
JOHN SCRIvENER & BRO.
District 1850. gI4 G St NV
Evening star., 1933-05-21
NORTHEAST.

@ND1N liz ~
TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT.
situated in a choice section Of the north
east exceptionally well built and modern
throughout; contains two apis. of 5 rooms
and bath, and rooms and bath: separate
hot-water heating plants. rear porches. You
can live in one and let the rent of the other
pay, for it. Attractively priced with con-
venient terms
JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS.
314 Pennsylvania Ave Sc
Evening star., 1933-05-21

SEE 515 NICHOLSON ST NV
rooms , baths semi-detached brick, at
a sacrifice Of $4,000. Open Sunday and
by appointment
WAPLE g. JAMES, INC.
1926 14th st. NV. DI 3347.
Evening star., 1933-05-21

BURLETTH 1886 T ST NW-BEAUTIFUL
| corner brick residence; six rooms, bath,
| sleeping porch. brick garage; close to schools
| and churches; reas. Greenwood 2371-W.
| ATTRACTIVE 5-ROOM BUNGALOW: ANIL;
| large screened porch: S5250. Shepherd
| 2435-J or see property at 124 Baltimore
\ ave, Sunday.
Evening star., 1933-05-21
SALE-HOUSES.

IF YOU OWN A HOUSE WORTH ABOUT
beautiful NEW home. inspect 300 3rd PL.
NV between Madison and Nicholson stS.).
We believe you can make an advantageous
trade Realtors and builders have referred
to these wonderful houses among the best
built and finished. IL SOLD, l LEFT. OPEN
10 TO PM BOSS & PHELPS, 14l7 X ST.
Evening star., 1933-05-21

CLAKENDON, VA.
Buy direct from owner. 5-r. and bath
bungalow. corner lot. business section, for
present price of ground. Call ME. 9510. Mr..
PETTY. -
Evening star., 1933-05-21
SPECIAL-S5,OO.

Lee Memorial Boulevard.
Modern home; rooms, bath. lavatory on
first floor; h.w.h., city water, 2-car garage.
high elevation. splendid view. Priced for
or Investment. inspect this home. 10 min
utes to Lincoln Memorial Bridge.
F. w. HILBERT, REALTOR,
Falls Church. Va Phone 3OS. .
Evening star., 1933-05-21

YOUR LAST CHANCE.
Building prices are advancing: this may
be your last chance to obtain home at
such low prices.
4115 22nd st. n.e.-S500 has been clip
ped from the price of this convenient bunea-
low: terms arranged.
$500 26th st. n.e.-A large Groom brick,
complete with garage. and Frigidaire at
$3.50, with a liberal discount for cash.
,.-- WooDRIDGE REALTY CO. ron,
Evening star., 1933-05-21

NEW DEACHED HOME-S6,95O.
SEE 240 PEABODY ST. NV.
1t Is complete in every detail and very
attractively arranged Excellent location.
NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
WAPLE g. JAMES. INC,
1920 14th St NV DI 3347
Evening star., 1933-05-21
sALE-HoUsEs.
1ELLENT BARGAIN IN LOVELY SNAIL

| 40Os 18th ST. N.W.-OWNER WILL SELL
| home. rooms inclosed dining porch.
| screened sleeping porch; garage; large yard;
perfect condition; $500. 21f
Evening star., 1933-05-21

COLORED RENTAL.
TI3 Irving st. n.w.-Modern 6-rm.
house, completely redecorated; S47. 80.
Representative on premises.
EDW. NJ. WILLIS.
National 7479.
Evening star., 1933-05-21

SZo.oU.
ooIoRED-603 A St. SET R. AND B.
Excellent Neighborhood.
". r. LOCKWOOD. I4l0 G NV. al
Evening star., 1933-05-21

BELOW COST LIQUIDATING FOREIGN
Mtge Co.'S repossessed detached. built-to-
order homes, 4 to 9 T. & b.; $1,000 to S5,500.
Large lots Terms Box 34-J Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1933-05-21

S4,OOO-LESS THAN COST.
o112 37th ST. NV.
= rooms; 90 feet wide bult-in garage;
oil burner. Vacant and open for inSpec-
ton by owner.
Evening star., 1933-05-21

| OVERLOOKING THE POTOMAC AND vIR-
| ginia hills in the District few blocks west
Of Foxhall; beautiful detached eight-room,
built-in book cases; front porch full width
Of house. affording wonderful view Of river;
old-fashioned garden, with abundant roses.
modern. up-to-date with all conveniences;
| owner; will deal with prospective purchaser
| direct; no brokers; a postal card will re-
| ceive immediate attention. Address Box
| 49-J Star office
Evening star., 1933-05-21
SALE-sUBURBAN.

FOREST GLEN, MD.-SIx-RooN MODERN
home; garase, fruit. flowers: shruboery.
shade. garden; half acre. Sacrince for
S6.65o worth $9,o0o). Easy terms. Ken
sington 16-R- 21"
Evening star., 1933-05-21

Petworth-Reduced to S6,250.
Practically new, rooms and bath. 3
screened porches. ami, "a 50. car line, near
schools and stores; nice yard front and rear.
handicapped; $500 cash, $40 mo. Phone
| OWNER. CEorgia 943g
Evening star., 1933-05-21

81 S4,95O-PETWORTH.
S1,450 cash payment. $3.50 month
thereafter will buy this DuniRan-built brick
home. 5 rooms. bath, h.-w.h., elec., screens
3 covered porches, garage; near car lines,
stores. school and bus. Save $4,000. Act
quickly. Call National 203o-after 5 pm
Adams o53S
Evening star., 1933-05-21
Sl.7S0-I.OT

NEAR 18th AND GIRARD SITS NE.
Wooded site, $50 feet deep. room for
garden, good elevation. suitable for bunga-
low; all improvements; terms NORMAN
c. BROWN. Investment Bldg. MA. 1918.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-28
.ARLISS FEATURED
 AT NEW GARDEN

In his recent screen characteri- cations, George Arliss has been a | captain of industry, a world famous | banker, a gifted musician, a secre- | tary of the treasuary, an East 1n- dian potentate and a prime minis ter.
 His greatest success has been as a prime minister. Now he has moved up a peg in the cinematic social scade. He is king in his latest Warner Bros picture, "The Kings Vacation,' now on the screen at the New. Garden theater.
 In fact 1t is around his giving up of his lsingly prerogatives that the story of "The Kings Vacation" is written in 8 highly humorous vein by Ernest Pascal, with the comedy spiced with delightful romance.
 Among the players in support of MT Arliss are Dick Powell, Patri- cia Ellis, Dudley Driggs, O. P. Heg- gie, Marjorie Gateson and Florence Arliss. The screen adaptation was made by MT Pascal and Maude T. Howell. John Adolf directed.
 Seldom is a melodrama muystery thriller fortified with so strong and so we'll balanced a cast as was chosen to enact the leading roles in the Warner Bros production, "Girl Missing" which is the companion feature.
 Five of the players have played stellar or leading roles either on the screen or stage or both, and others in the cast are almost eau ally well known. Ben Lyon has the leading role while the three gold digging chrOnieS who lie in wait to Farrell, Mary Brian and Peggy Shannon.
 Lyle Talbot has the heavy role and Guy Kibbee. the veteran actor,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-28
Original Typewriter
 Used in Broadcast

The first typewriter model to be perfected will be heard during a program commemorating the 60th anniversary of the entry of women into business and the invention of the writing machine, broadcast over 8 northeastern WABC-Colum- bia network tonight from 10:45 to II p. m., EST.
 It was in March, 1873, that
 Christopher Latham Shoales per-
 fected the first typewriter. The
 manufacture of these machines
 opened new field of endeavor for women. The stenographer became
 8 necessity in every up-and- coming business office and the result of the influx of women into a branch of activity which heretofore had been reserved exclusively for men.
 The anniversary program is be- ing held under the auspices of the YWCA in honor of the 25O,OO0 bus mess girls throughout the country. Mrs Richard c. Spear. honorary president of the "Y" and for fifteen years its active head, will preside. Messages from Mrs Fortier, daugh- ter of the typewriter's inventor and first woman typist in the world, and from Miss Orr, 75, the oldest sec- retary in the country, who held the speed typing championship in 1880, will be read. Another feature of the anniversary program will be a dramatization of Shoale's revolu- tionary invention.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-28

Bangs for the unsophisticated type are these worn by Frances Dee, in "King of the Jungie". She parts her hair in the middle, soft ly water waves it, and lets it fall behind her cars. Bangs are long and cover only the cenetr of her forehead.
 men in the world to have an onca for pet.
 Charles Kosher, who photo- graphed the last five Constance Bonnet films, spent some time in Mexico years ago making 8 pic- torial life story of Pancho Villa.
 Trips to Honolulu started both David Manners and Adrienne Ames in pictures.
 sNeil Hamilton and Mary Brian have been Anarried four times-in front of the camera. And Mary still has all four wedding rings.
 Ken Maynard recently flew his own plane to Chichen-Itza in Gen. tral America, visited the Maya ruins and flew home again all alone.
 Instead of the usual dog, little Buster Phelps has a red hen for a pet.
 Ricardo Cortez has a brother. an assistant cameraman, who is an exact double for him.
 It took Peggy Hopkins Joyce to convince Jack Oakie that an orchid really is a flower and not just a fictitious term.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-28
Cabinet Members On Radio
 In National Forum Series

The nine men and one woman, who, as the members of his cabinet will be the chief field lieutenants in President Roosevelt's attack on the common problems of this coun- try in blazing the way for economic recovery, will make their official debut to the American public in a
 series of talks for the National Radio Forum, according to an an- nouncement made today by Oliver Owen Kuhn, director of the forum. l The forum is arranged by the Washington Evening Star, and broadcast over nationwide net ] works of the National Broadcasting company.
 The radio appearances of Presi- dent Roosevelt's official family in this forum will be known as the Cabinet Series," scheduled to be- gin on the night of April 3. See- retary Woodin of the treasury de- partment will open the series and a member of the cabinet will speak each Monday night thereafter, un- til the series will have ended.
 These members of the presidents official family are to discuss sub jects of vital interest to the coun. try at large, dealing directly with the program of the administration and the leadership of the presi- dent. Each one of the cabinet heads has a well-def1ned function and responsibility in promoting the presidents program. Each will at- tempt to explain, candidly and clearly just what is being attempt ed in carrying the country through its present crisis.
 Announcement of the particular subject to be discussed by each of the speakers in the Cabinet Series' will be made later. In arr ranging the series the regular or der of the cabinet members will not be followed.