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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-05
First Of Series Of Articles Revealing Struggles Waged Behind Scenes In MOviedOm

woods actresses could give her any competition.
 Exotic. glamorous, and aloof. she asked no quarter and gave none. She was the GREAT CARED.
 However, Dietrichs entrance changed the picture. Here was an- other foreign star, also exotic and glamorous. And she was something new. Eyes were turned toward her. GarbO in Her Path
 So, 1t wasn't long before Dietrich began to see Garbo as the only obstacle between her and the com plete rule Of filmdom. If something could be done to eliminate the Swedish star, she could rule. This thought was given added impetus last year, when Garbo left for a visit to her native land. Marlene thus was left alone upon the stage. That was when she started wearing pants, apparently with the thought of launching a new vogue. It was a publicity sen sation, but it didn't last.
 The Garbo-Dietrich rivalry start ed with completion of Ditrich's first American picture. Up to that point Greta hadn't given the Ger man star much thought, regarding her simply as another foreign i'm. portation."
 But when Marlene's first picture was given a colorful premiere al the Chinese Theater and not only Hollywood, but all the world, start ed talking about "the new Garbo,' that was a signal for battle.
 Contrasting Tactics
 It is interesting to watch tha campaigns .waged by these two stars. Garbo continued her policy of remaining aloof from everyone She refused to talk to anyone ex- cept her own extremely small group of friends.
 She would not tell even studio | officials where she lived. She con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-05
BY DAN THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD, March 5 - H No film triangle" story
 of a woman's fight against "the other woman" ever was more dramatic than the si- lent relentless warfare waged between the great feminine stars of Screenland when their orbits cross.
 4 woman who has climbed the slippery ladder of screen fame al- ways dread the day when. an- other star shall rise and make a bid for her own particular rung on the ladder.
 Sometimes personal dislike adds fuel to the flame. Sometimes per sonai friendship between the rivals softens, but cannot stop, the com petition.
 Sometimes there is no personal relationship at all, but the rivalry for public favor goes to such length as to be only a notch be- hind the Trojan war.
 Garbo and Dietrich, Velez and Del Rio, Crawford and Shearer. Swanson and Bennett, Harlow and Bow, Chatterton and Pickford = these are the great opposing gen. erals in the war to capture King Public.
 QueendOm at Stake
 The perfect example of ven- detta to the death, with the throne of Queen of the Movies as the dis puted prize, is the rivalry of Greta Garbo and Marlene Dietrich. They don't even know each other per sonally, but the rivalry between them Is terrific, and grows hotter
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-05
the book portraying the captain of

the book portraying the captain of the whaling ship.
 The sensitive and vivid response obtained from the natives is trib- ute to the great directorial ability of Col Van Dyke. who adds another great achievement to his laurels with location pictures.'
 The companion feature presents asu Pitts in "The Meanest Gal in Town" with Fl Brendel, James Gleason, Pert Kelton and others.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-05

ems of lucrative offers for personal appearances, stage plays, radio work, and an English picture were received.
 But Lee stood pat. He wasn't going to quit Hollywood under fire. He was determined not to do anything else until he first had made another picture to prove that he had not been shunted out of the movies '
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-05
REV JOHN R. COOMBS
 TO LEAD SERVICES

Rev John R. Coombs, assistant pastor of the Second Congrega- tional church will lead the devo- tional service at the session to be held tonight of the Standard Lead ership Training school for school officers and teachers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-05

Hope, Ark. (UP)-Thad Collins, local farmer, fhas the distinction of producing the first watermelon in this section for the year 1884. It weighed 15 pounds and grew in the 1883 patch during the un- usally mild winter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-05

as time goes on.
 Until Dietrich was imported from Germany. Garbo held almost un- disputed sway over the film world She was the big foreign star, so totally herself that none of Holly
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-05

tinued to remain conspicuous by her absence at all social functions.
 In fact. she seemed to take pride in being "the mysterious lady of Hollywood"
 Exactly the opposite policy was
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-05

MOUNTED IN RUBBER
 With the mounting of muffler assemblies in rubber, Studebaker engineers have eliminated another cause of rattling in their new 1894 models.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-05
Another Find

Another Find Another prediction which is be- ing borne out is the one we made recently concerning Lanny Ross. We said Ross would make Crosby, Columbo, and Vallee all look to their laurels. Now that he has finished his first production, Melody in Spring." we reiterate that statement.
 Ross will have the girls of this country going cuckoo. And the man responsible is Douglas Mac Lean, one of our most popular stars few years ago, who pro- duced the film.
 Knowing from experience the trials faced by beginner, Mac Lean practically nursed Ross through the picture. AS a result, the youth gives an excellent per- formance and has learned enough to go it on his own in the future.
 The same picture also will bring raves about Ann Sothern who, as Harriette Lake, got more than a passing nod from Hollywood a few years ago,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-05
Hollywood Rivals Dietrich Garbo Feud

This is the first Of six ar- ficies on ''HOllywoOd Rivals" by Dan Thomas, Hollywood correspondent for the Water bury Democrat Service, Inc, revealing the struggles that rage behind the bright lights
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-05

She aspircs to snatch the crown of mOvicdOm from GarbO'S head.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-05

Hearts Desire
 Success in pictures usually means that ones gnawing desires can be gratified. Like Miss Blon- dell, Ken Maynard has felt that there has been something lack ing in his life. In his case, that thing has been a trip to Europe.
 Before entering pictures. Ken didn't have the money to make such atrip and since then he has been too busy. Now, having com pleted his present contract with Universal. he has some free time.
 So he and Mrs Maynard are going to have their trip before he even will talk about a new con- tract.
 Its going to be purely sight seeing, too," says Ken. "I'm going to be just tourist out for good time---won't even think about Susi- ness"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-05

All-Round Actress
 If there is anything about acting which remains a mystery to Ida Lupino, 1t isn't because of her lack of experience. During her career as an actress, she twice has DOT trayed 8O-year-old men, once play ed Hamlet, took the male role of an apache dancer in an acrobatic act, has been Chinese girl a French maid, colored nanny, and numerous other characters. Own Cider Maker
 Joan Blondell has a very par ticular weakness for cider. So, Joan an dher hubby have bought a ranch with an apple orchard on it. Since she has been small child, loans favorite beverage has been cider. And she always has wanted to make it herself.
 Hence the ranch-where the &C., tress plans to spend most of her time between pictures.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-27

vencion keresztul A taborunkba
es arra kerem, nagyon kerem XII
lonosen Verhovay Segelyegylet
igazgatosagat, hogy AIT tegye
meg legnagyobb mertekben.
Nagyon szeretnem, ha ebben
a kerdesben Darago Jozsef,
Verhovay Segelyegylet tisztelet-
remelto elnoke a maga veleme-
nyet nagyon siirgosen megirna
magyar lapokban es biztosra ve-
szem, hogy Reformatus Egye-
sulet Vezetosege szinten megta-
lalja leghelyesebb modjat, hogy
ezt a kerdest megoldia
A magyar ujsagok Macy szo1-
galatot tennenek az ifjusag visz-
szakapcsolasanak az ugyeben, ha
surg6sen es hangosan hozzaszol-
nanak ehhez kerdeshez, inert
az egyletek igazgatosagainak
szuksege van ra, hogy a koz-
velemeny hangjat meghal1jak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-27

TO PLAN wardrobe sans velvet
1 it simply is not done in this day
and age of smart dressing. According
to the modern dictate of fashion day.
time suit, or an afternoon dress, or
an evening gown of velvet is inevitable
In the SartOrial scheme. AS a matter
OF fact, it is not at all Overworking the
velvet idea to include the trio in your
collection of winter costumes adding, If
you will, sumptuous evening wrap
and for good measure you might
throw In velvet tunic and q floor
depth velvet skirt, the latter to be-
topped with gittering lame or Sc
Quin-embroidered blouse for very for
NAL wear
Just to show you how beautifully
velvet takes care Of the costume needs
Of every social event, we are present
ing in the illustration daytime suit,
an afternoon frock and formal eve-
ming gown. each of which is fashioned
Of this fiattering fabric. The charm of
the models pictured is that they are
not extreme-have not that fussy over
dressed look which SO offends good
taste-but are eminehtly refined and
meticulously tuned to proper time and
occasion.
You cannot make d mistake II you
choose velvet for your formal daytime
suit. for the jacket-and-skirt tailleur of
velvet Is one Of fashions pet enthusi-
asms for now and early winter. The
suit centered in the group IL just about
as swanky as they make 'em. The
skirt Is straight and harrow as skirts
for the active hours 1T the day should
be. Its slit hemline shows only when
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-27

in action. The quaint short jacket with
its long snug sleeves bespeaks the lat
est trend, but chiefest of all In the
matter of chic is the white starched
lace fixings which animate sleeves and
neckline. Here's fashion hint If you
would appear style-cOnsciOus to the
envy and admiration of your neighbOr
just add a touch of handsome stiff
with-starch lace to your velvet after
noon dress or evening gown, or what
have-yOu Of velvet.
The very good-lOOking dress on the
seated figure will blend into almost
any daytime social environ. It Is the
sort of gown that clears up all doubts
of the woman who finds herself con-
fronted with the hat-shall-I-wear"
query to this bridge party or to the
midday luncheon and musicale.
After velvet for street wear and for
social daytime activities, then what
To which the very lovely evening gown
of powder blue mat velvet. pictured
to the left, gives perfect answer.
Take note Of the shirring employed in
the graceful skirt panels, for favor.
ite pastime with designers this season
is to shirr and tuck and smock velvet.
The off-shoulder decolletage, which Is
now in vogue. Is charmingly Interpreted
in this gown. The tiowers are made
of self-velvet. The fitted short-waist
bodice tells a story OF a new silhouette
which Is coming in.
Speaking Of formal dress, prefer
ence is given to the long-sleeved velvet
dinner gown, the type which calls for
a dressy little dinner hat to complete
the picture.
@. Western Newspaper Union.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-27

seletet, mint a magyar nyelvii
osztalyok tagsaga, de ezeket meg
lehet nyugtatni.
Az oft els6izben megjeleno fla
tai magyar amerikaiak ebben az
evben, ezen gyulesen. meg mem
fognak semmi illetekes vagy il
letektelen egyeni ambicioknak
odaallni az utjaba Mem kell
tehat toluk felteni ilyesmit.
Ha a Verhovay Segelyegylet
Igazgatosaganak aggalyai lenne-
mex, tisztelettel emlekeztetem
oket ARA konvenciora, amely
= eppen az en- keresemre =
teljesen szabad kezet biztositott
az ifjusag beszervezeset illet6lee
szamukra.
Es amely kotelessegikke tette
hogy ezen teren az epit6 mum
kat meginditsak.
Ugy erzem, ugy hiszem es ed.
digi condos tanulmanyozas utar
ugy tudom, hogy az eddigi gyo.
nyori eredmeny karba veszne
ha az ifjusagot, az angol nyelvt
osztalyainkat mem vonnank bt
a legteljesebb mertekben a kon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-27
SZOMBATON SAVANNAH
A PROGRESSIVEK

Szombaton, december 20-en
lesz a valasztas azok kozt a je-
loltek kozt, akik Progressive
szervezetben 3 ket els6 helyre
jutottak. de teljes tobbseget ak
kor mem kaptak.
A valasztas irant nagy az er-
dekl6des, nemcsak a banyaszok
kozt, de az egesz szenvideken,
inert az nj tisztikartol fog fiigg-
nj, hogy eletben tudjak-e maid
tartani az illinoisi banyaszok har-
COS szeryezetet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-27
Nyomoruitul erezte mae6t

Mr.. G. zanolini, Starkville-b6l, Colo.
irja: "Feles9gem igen ideges volt:
mem volt 6tvagya, mem tudott aludni
vagy pihen4st talalni 6jjel; mindenf6-
le panasza volt 6s igazan nyomorul-
tul erezte magat. A Forni-f@le Alpen-
krauter rendkiviin m6don segitett raj
Ia 6s most ism6t 0rvend az eletnek."
Ez a paratlan gy6gyfii orvossag q
gyomrot tev6kenysegre serkenti el6-
mozditja az etvagyat 6s ugyanakkor
szabalyozza a beleket es novel; q
vizel6s folyamatAt; mindezek ter
meszetnek olyan k6vetelm6nyei. anne
lyek sziksegesek az ep es eg6szs6ges
test fel6pit6s6hez. Tovabbi felvil&gc-
sitas4rt irjon ere a cimre: DR.. Peter
Fahrney & Sons Co.. 2501 Washing
ton Blvd. Chicago, Ill.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-27

ket veszelyeztessek, ha 6szinten
Is fenntartas nelkiil hivtak ma
gukhoz a masodik nemzedeket.
akkor sirgosen gondoskodniuk
kell r6la, hogy az angol nyelvii
osztalyokat kiil0n keruletekbe
szervezzek.
Csak ez biztositja, hogy eek
az osztalyok kepviseletet nyernek
a konvencion, amire a tovabb-
fejl6des miatt okvetlenul sziik-
seq van.
Meg ennel is tovabb megyek
ebben a kerdesben Is ha az igaz-
gatok ugy talalnak, hogy meresz
dolgot kivanok, megnyugodhat-
max abban, hogy ait tolem es
laptol tobbe-kevesbe megszok-
tax.
Ha sziikseges es inert sziikse-
ges, hogy az ifjusag minel ma
gyobb szamban legyen jelen a
konvencion, az igazgatosagnak
mem szabad a kul0n keriiletek
beosztasanal konvencion le-
fektetett szamokhoz ragaszkodni,
hanem meg az aranytalansag ro-
vasara is, nagyon liberals kezek-
kel kell a keruletek mennyiseget
J megszabni.
Vagyis meg erthet6bben, ha
a regi tagsag mondjuk haromsza-
zankent vagy otszazankent kap
egy-egy delegatust, akkor az an
gol nyelvii osztalyokkal kivetelt
kell es erdemes tenni es nekik
meg nagyobb kepviseletet adni
Hogy minel tobb delegatus te-
remthesse meg AIT legszorosabb
kapcsot, amit siirgosen XII kell
epiteni, meg kell er6siteni hoz-
zank csatlakozott ifjusag es a
regi tagsag kozt.
Ilyen liberals eljaras ellen ba-
josan lehetne a tagsagnak kifo-
CASA, hiszen a tagsag gyermekei-
mex, sajat gyermekeinknek ad-
nank EFT a csekely kivaltsagot. :
En- tnegszoktam magyarul es
egyenesen beszelni.
En- hajlando vagyok kimon-
dani es leirni ait, amit azonban
rattan xviii is tud mindenki, de
kimondani mem szoktak go tar
sasagban".
Tudjuk, hogy delegatusok
egy reszc minden tisztelet ne
Xix is, meg a kiveteleknek is =
egyeni celokat is visz magaval
mindig a nagygyulesre.
| Mem kell EFT tulsagosan meg
roni, inert az egyeni celok kut.
forrasa rendesen az a hit, hogy
az illeto jobban tudna az egyesu.
let ugyeit szolgalni, mint az, aki.
mex esetleg a helyere kivanko-
| xix.
j CSAK ezek delegatusok nez,
hetnek aggod6 szemekkel, ha Al
ifjusag talan tiz percenttel ma
gyobb aranyban kapna a kepvi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-27

Azert emlitettiik csupan Yer
hovay Segelyegyletet es Refor-
matus Egyesuletet, inert ket
nagy egylet a rank kovetkezo
nyaron tartja a konvenciojat es
attol figg maid, hogy sikerll-e
az ifjusagi osztalyokat nagy
egesz SERVES reserve tenniink,
hogy az orszagos nagygyuleseket
kell6 el6relatassal es megertessel
fogjak-e elokesziteni.
Ezeket a fiatalokat ell kell
vinnunk mindket egyesiilet kon-
venciojara.
Gondoskodni kell rola a ket
testilet vezet6segenek, a Verho-
way Igazgatosagnak es Refor-
matus Egyesiilet Vezertestiilete-
mex, hogy az ifjusagi osztalyok
delegatusai oft iilhessenek a ta-
nacskozo asztalnal, a regi oszta-
lyok delegatusaival egyitt IS
reszt vegyenek azokban a tanacs-
kozasokban, amely Sket is teljes
mertekben erinti.
Meg kell ertetni es meg kell
ereztetni a masodik nemzedek
bol toborzott tagokkal, hogy mem
idegenbol erkezett jovevenyek,
hanem teljes jogu tagok, testve-
rex kozottiink; hogy nem masod-
rendi tagok, akiknek "hallgass'
neviik, hanem meg akarjuk
osztani veliik az egyesiilet iigyei-
mex az intezeset.
A regi, magyar nyelven gyii-
lesez6 osztalyok utjan eppen
azert mem ertik ell 6ket, inert
ha egy-egy fatal embert az edes-
apja be is iratott az egyletbe, a
legtobb osztalynal bizony mem
volt szava a "gyereknek', aki
aztan csakhamar ugy erezte,
hogy nincs is keresete kozottunk.
Minthogy Reformatus Egye-
siletben a delegatusokat - ugy
tudom - az osztaly klldi, OFT
EFT a kerdest aranylag nagyon
konnyen megoldjak.
Kulonosen, ha az id6sebb ta-
gok ovatos, eszrevetlen, csak a
tavolbol gyakorolt termeszetes
befolyasa gondoskodik rola, hogy
minden ifjusagi osztaly alkalmas
| delegatust valasszon.
A Verhovay Segelvegylet Igaz
gatosaganak a helyzete nehezebb
inert oft rendkivili intezkedesrt
van sziikseg, amit a rendkiviil
helyzet MEGKOVETEL al
Igazgatosagtol.
A Verhovay Segelyegylet ke
riiletekre van osztva es mint
hogy minden angol nyelvii osz
tally termeszetesen beleesik egy
egy keriletbe, termeszetes, hogy
azokban egyel6re dont6 szova
mem birnak.
Ha a Verhovay Segelyegylet
Igazgat6saga mem akarja. hogy
az eddigi gy0ny0rii eredin&nye
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-27
Ho At mondott, BIT is mondjon a
Verhovoy SegeIyegy|et meg a
Reformatus EgyIet
ktt est ueze gondoskod keuene
nhasson iusdgnk Csak ako h modk nemd hogy
hlyet kap Is tenyezo lesz amerika atben

Minden joakaratu amerikai
magyar ember boldog orommel
latja, hogy az orszagos egyesii-
leteink milyen meglep6 cred
mennyel szervezik kozenk a ma
sodik nemzedeket, amirol egy-
seer mar - a csiiggedes evei-
ben - lemondtunk.
Joggal feltunk, hogy tobbe-
kevesbe elidegenedett amerikai
nevelesu ifjusag nem talalja, SGT
mem is keresi maid helyet ko-
zottunk es merhetetlen szeren-
csc, hogy az angol nyelvu osz-
talyokat felallitottak az utols6
orakban.
Ezen az uton - most mar
biztosan remelhetjuk - tovabbi
nagy sikereket fog minden or
szagos magyar egyesulet elerni
es ha a helyes nyomokon megin-
dult szervezesi munka mem lam
kad, hanem ait egeszen kifej-
lesztik, akkor az egesz masodik
nemzedeket megnye1jik. Ez eset
ben magyar testiiletek elott a
lehet6segek olyan lathatara nyi-
lik, amilyenrol rsgebben keves
embernek volt fogalma.
De - Is akarmilyen kellemet-
len, "de' szoval mindig kell
szamolnunk - a hadjarat meg
mines megnyerve.
Az angol nyelvi osztalyokba
szervezett ifjusag meg mem seer
yes resze nagy egesznek. YAK
sag es butasag lenne letagadni a
resztinkr6l, hogy ezek az ifjak
meg csak koztink, de mem We
link vannak.
E sorok iroja kulonos gond-
dal, aggodo figyelemmel kiseri az
angol nyelvu osztalyok muko-
deset Is ugy latja, hogy azok
meg felszegen mozognak fra
ternal egyseg keretei kozt. Az
egyesiiletek kozpontjaval meg
nincsenek abban a kozvetlen
meleg es termeszetes viszony-
ban, ami az egyesuletek vezet6-
seget a regi, magyar oszta-
lyokhoz fiji.
Ugy vannak lit kozottunk,
mint aki husz-huszonot ev elott
elhagyott falujaba ter meg az
Ohazaba. A rokonait, barataii
megtalalja, de az els6 napokbar
vagy hetekben idegenul erzi ma
gat es ha a sajat edesanyjat
eletben talalja, vele is ossze
kell ujra ismerkedni Is mele'
gedni. Ismeri EFT az erzest min
den amerikai magyar, aki reger
elhagyott szeretteit az Ohaza
ban felkereste.
Rajtunk ali most mar, hogy
eek kozenk visszatert fiatalol
fel fognak-e melegedni kozot
tiink Is ezen a teren siirg6.
munka var mindket fentebb em
Il;tett testulet vezet6segere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-27
ERDELYERT SIROK

A magyarorszagi lapok jelentese
szernt egy roman 6rmester be-
zaratta kaszoni magyar iskolat,
inert a gyerekek magyar dalokat
enekeltek.
Kopott fuzetke akadt kezembe,
Bizonyitvany negy elemir6l
Nevem, vallasom es hogy hol szulettem,
OFT van beleje irva legel6l.
Egy villanas lelkem multba teved:
Ven iskolankat latom ujra en-;
Be Greg is lett, gyasza homlokan Ill:
W lobogo reginek helyen
Az egykor hangos udvarter kihalt most
Gyermekkorom foldje, jaj, mive lett...
viragagyak feketek, koparak,
holt vilagban bujdosik az elet
A kotalpazat, melyen Kossuth allott
Sunyi olah host roskadozva tart,
lit enekeltunk egyszer, kis legenyek,
Wig esztendor6l scent, regi dalt
De azoknak, xix most idejonnenek,
Mem nyit ajtot rozsdas vaskilincs,
Win ~oSHSStHCk lCSSCI klS HlISCIc,
A bezart kapolnaban senki sincs
Csak Krisztus nez farol jos haraggal,
listen szemeb6l fenyl6 csepp pereg,
Balsorsanak, xix nem engedik tobbe,
Hogy hozza menjenek kisdedek.
Fejem lehajtom. Foldem ram ne ismerj.
Tudom el benned asszonybuszkeseg,
XII szepsegednek egykor udvaroltam,
Ne lassam most meg arcod szegyenet.
Mem is tudnalak vigasztalni, erzem,
En- Istenem, mar NIT is varhatok,
Ha elhallgatod hogy Miatyankot
Olahul mondjak apro magyarok...
Berces vilagom, biztassal te egyszer,
Poharam betelt, csordul merge mar,
Erceid hangjan kialts fel az Urhoz:
Muljek el ez keseri pohar!
Erdely! Hazam mar en- kendos legenyed
Szerelmet vallni mem tudok neked.
Csak leborulok arva gyermekedkent
Elsirni hozzad fajo konnyemet.
CONDOS SANDOR.
Evening star., 1934-09-03
OPERA SINGER TO WED
Nanette Guilford to Be Bride of
British Man.

NEW YORK, September 8 (R.-
Nanette Guilford, former Metropolitan
opera singer. disclosed last night she
planned to be married within a month
to Martin Peck. British millionaire.
Peck, a widely known polo en-
thuslast, is expected to arrive from
London in about three weeks.
Miss Guilford displayed a 20-carat
diamond ring she said Peck gave her.
She denied she would marry Larry
Hart, foreign writer, now en- route to
New York from Hollywood.
Evening star., 1934-09-03
WOMAN WHO MARRIED
IN WHITE HOUSE DIES
Abraham Lincoln Attended Cere.
mony Performed During Civil
War Era.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANDERSON, Ind, September s.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chandler, who was
married in the White House In the
presence of Abraham Lincoln in Au-
gust, 1861, died here yesterday. She
was 90 years old.
She and James Henry Chandler,
childhood sweethearts in Virginia,
eloped to the National Capital and
found it occupied by soldiers. They
sought refuge at the White House.
Mrs. Chandler often related how Presi-
dent Lincoln invited them Immediately
after they had stated the purpose of
their visit.
Chandler died 80 year ago. Mrs.
Chandler has lived here alone since
his death. Three daughters survive.