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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
Selected Poem
WET H0NEysUCKI.Ic (ifelen Hixon in the Christian
 science Monitor)

Tine rain spatters gently Against the porch. The welcome rainl White blossoms catch The crystal aFopH, And Crystal drops q And poignant sweetness Drifts in
 Kshr@ssssh ssss wInAaw.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19

grounds, attracting thousands of visitors, often justify themselves commercially as we'll as In less tangible ways.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
rsin HssIToil

places that have a population oi LOCO to $500; 1883 having 3,5Oa to 5000: sSi having s,0O0 to TO-. coo: zee having 10000 to 96,0O0i and S76 with more than S6,O00 population.
 e. What is Ascension Day7
 A. A day of the church calendar commemorating tho ascension of Jesus, forty days after Easter, Na described in the first chapter of the Book of Acts.
 Q. Does alcohol contain any fate tening elementf
 A. No,
 c. What is the hardest substance next to tho dlamond2
 A, Corundum.
 c. Why arc liquid ccnters used in golf ballsY
 A. Liquid or aemi-llquid centors are used to make tho balls moro resilient than solid rubber center.
 If you want a copy 0s our bul- lctln in Chicago Worlds Fmlr Of iO3a write tO the Waterbury Demo. crat's Washington Bureau, cncipss lng Ave cents ln postage stamps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
The Daily Washington Merry -Go-R Round
- BY DREW PEARSON aud RODERT x. ALLEN

-HTT
 Authors Washing Mory.G Go Old Time Lega- uc Hc WM Ground Him aud Delay Social Leoa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19

Annual publication of the names of the Eps0m Downs lottery winners always at- tracts attention. Lack of space prohibits publication of the names of the losers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
Questions And Answers
 The Democrats Washington Information Bureau
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19

Who forgot to include the rolling pin in our disarmament program
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19

All vehicles must be lighted not later than S:57, daylight time. tonight.
The Washington times., 1934-07-27
DoNarStrOnger;
GoMHgher

NEW YORK, July 27 (I.N.SO.
With the Central European
situation still Obscured by the
lack of definite news, the dollar
continued to rule higher against
practically all foreign curren-
cies on the local Foreign Ex-
change Market.
The price of gold, at tho
same time, was marked up an
other half penny in the London
market to 1873 shillingS u penny
an ounce. Converted into dol
lars, it was unchanged at $34.77
an ounce.
The British POUND sterling
was unchanged at $5.OSH2.
Scandinavian exchanges were
steady while Montreal funds
were a shade lower at 1872 Of
1 per cent premium over the
dollar.
French francs got down to
the gold point again today at
6.59 cents, after having risen a
shade above it yesterday. Bel
gian belgaS lost 1 at 23.37,
Swiss francs to 1888, and
Dutch guilders 4 to 67.55.
German marks continued
their rally, advancing another
8 points to $3.50 cents, while
Spanish pesetaS and Italian
lire were firm.
The Washington times., 1934-07-27
Hercules POUder
Nets S2.46 O. Share

Hercules Powder Company re-
ports for six months ended June
80, 1884, net profit of $1,801 ,481
after depreciation. Federal taxes,
ETC., equal after dividend re-
quirementS on the 7 per cent
preferred stock, to $2.46 a share
on the common. This compares
with $685. ,05O or 80 cents in the
first half of 1888.
For the quarter ended June 30,
1884, net profit was $928.555 or
$1.28 a share on the common,
compared with $872,9 1926 or $1.18
a share in the preceding quarter
and with $666,072 or SO cents a
share in the June quarter of 1888.
The Washington times., 1934-07-27

ulIlB 10 VI 1AO
Lewis Haney benefit unless
it is wise planning. We want
planning for results. To follow a
bad plan is worse than no plan.
Furthermore, we should not
make the mistake of assuming
that no planning goes on under
a system of individualism. In
my judgment, experience has
shown an orderly procedure, and
has not only developed highly
productive processes, but also the
only method of giving to each per-
son reward according to his
ability.
Can Improve
Few things are perfect. We can
greatly improve the technique of
individualiSm. But we should
think we'll before destroying it.
Under the system of indivi-
dualism we would have some 80
million people, each of whom is
more or less earnestly seeking the
best opportunity. We do not de-
pend on a little bunch of brain
trusters who have been put in
office by the fortune of political
warfare. Millions of business men,
each knowing that he can benefit
by his enterprise, are on the job.
John Iaborer talks it over with
Mary, planning what is best
whether to take the new job,
what to buy, etc. Mr.. Average
Business man lies awake nights
planning what to do next-to get
out some new product, reduce cost,
etc.
Is this not better than worry
ing all the time about codes and
what the New Dealers will deal
next?
Knows Own Interests
The simple principle of the
system is that the average man
knows his own interests better
than anyone else, and that no
one is so interested in his welfare
as he himself. No one will work
so hard as one who gets what he
earns. The best system of COM
pensation is to give people what
they can earn.
Note that I say "The Average
Man." Some are incapacitated
or unfortunate. They must be
provided for by society, and some
are dishonest. They must be
restrained.
It is possible, in Imagination,
to conceive of a group of "The
Best Minds" selected for planning.
But where are these minds?
Under our political system, what
chance is there that they will be
secured, or function properly if
found?
Where Is Planner
Think of the infinite differ
ences among men, farms, buSi-
neSses. Think of the constant
changes going on. Where is the
1Inlte mind Can plan every
thing for everybody.
we should not resent the ego
~~Msm and the mistakes of the New
Dealers so much as we should
blame ourselves for the folly of
dreaming any such scheme to
work.
Economic life must be elastic,
and able to make quick adjust
mentS to local conditions and to
changes in demand or supply.
Mistakes are bound to be made,
so we should not commit the
whole nation to central policies
which regiment all our eggs in
one bureaucratic basket. Better
that some individuals fail than
that the whole nation be wrecked,
Society and the nation are Just
big groups of individual men and
women. Our problem is to edu-
cate, improve, and regulate these
individuals. Just as in baseball
or football we can make the game
better and safer by changing
rules, so we can deal with
economic competition. But the
players are individuals, and no
amount of planning" can make
O weak team win.
An important part of any good
plan must be plenty of room for
individual initiative.
The Washington times., 1934-07-27


sion and stayed that way for the
first two hours.
Chemical shares which had been
one of the principal targets for
liquidation yesterday, were in the
van of the advance today under
the leadership of du Pont which
jumped 33s points at the opening.
Allied Chemical, Union Carbide
and others in the group also were
strong but scored, lesser gains.
Mining stocks under the lead
of United States Smelling also
staged a smart recovery.
The utilities, however, were de-
pressed by the weakness in Con.
Solidated Gas which slipped off
to a new low for the year.
The Washington times., 1934-07-27

such a system
is not planleSs.
The idea of
IS ocial plan
ning' makes q
superficial ap-
peal because it
is labeled. A
central agency
is set up, and
it is advertised
t h a t hi S
agency is to
make plans. 1t
admits this.
B ut "plan-
ming" is of no
RsL V
The Washington times., 1934-07-27

technical con.
S i d e ra t i ons,
such as an over
sold condition,
brought a sharp
rally into the
stock market TO-
day.
Gains in the
principal issues
ran from l to
m or e tn a n 3
points in fast
trading. Th Q
high speed tick.
er was again
thrown behind
The Washington times., 1934-07-27
BETTER PRICES.
PREVAIL ON
MARKET
By LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK, July q Q.NS).
easing of the central Ell.
ropean war tension combined with
The Washington times., 1934-07-27
PLANNING NEED
DISCUSSED BY
ECONOMIST
By LEWIS HANEY
Professor of Economics,
New York University

One of the facts that we must
need to learn these days is there
is a system of initiative and that
The Washington times., 1934-07-27
WASHINGTON STOCKS

OkAAG1O
After Call-Anacostia and Po-
tomac Railroad SIS, $1,000@731a,
$1,OOO@731a.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-28
EUROPA MINDEN BAJA

abbol a csokonyos es bunos
magatartasbol szarmazik, amely
mem hajland6, hogy "beke"-
szerzodesnek nevezett alias keny
szer-egyezsegeket bekes eszko-
zokkel megvaltoztassa, hanem
ARA var, hogy levert orszagok
nepei darabonkent es lepesen-
kent szerezzek vissza lehetose-
geiket az eletre.
A szerzodes penziigyi reszei Ell
vannak felejtve, katonai pontjai
mostanaban lesznek szettepve Is
nemsokara mesterseges hata-
rok is megsziinnek.
Ha a gyoztes allamok EFT hal
landok lettek volna baratsagos
uton, bekesen engedelyezni, ta-
Ian Europa bekeje .hosszu evti-
zedekre hiztos lett volna. Icy
minden egyes lepesnel haborutol
kenytelen az egesz vilag rettegni.
De inert a levert allamok mem te
hetnek egyebet, minthogy kove-
telik a jogot Is 1ehet6seget az
elethez, ezeket a nehez lepeseket
kenytelenek megtenni.
Az elvesztett haboru hozta a
forradalmakat, kommunizmust.
fascizmust. hiterizmust a vi
lagra es a meglepetesek soroza-
tanak meg nincs vege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-28
MAGYAR PUNKOZSDI
GYULEKEZET HIRET
k0zfi BENEDEK JOSEF
a GyuIekezet pasztora

Lakas. 2610 Argo Ave
Templom: SaItspring Is Vestal Road
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-28
EUR0PABAN MEG

mindtg a Musso1ini-Hitler ia.
| lalkozas kovetkezmenyeit merle.
gelik megegyezik majdnem
mindenki, hogy messze hato ko-
vetkezmenyek mem lesznek.
Mussolini ugyan igeretet tett
peldaul Hitlernek, hogy Austria
ban a Naziknak kormanyzas-
ban reszt adnak. mire Hitler
megigerte, hogy kis orszag fug
getlenseget megtamadni mem
fogja, de Macy kerdes, hogy a
diktatord< kepesek lesznek-e a
megigert dolgokat szallitani.
Az osztrak kancellar nincs
meg keszen ARA, hogy a Nazikat
a sajat fejere iltesse, Hitler vi
szont egyre kevesbe lesz kepes
kontrolalni sajat hiveit, akik
torvenytelen eszkozokkel segitet-
tex az uralomhoz es ezeket az
eszkozoket alkalmazni fogjak
jovoben, akar akarja a diktator,
akar mem.
Annyi biztosnak latszik, hogy
a nemet birodalomnak a mege
egyez6t mem Olaszorszaggal, ha
mem Franciaorszaggal kell ke-
resni, inert minden jogos aspira-
cioi oft vannak elgancsolva. A
jelen pillanatban mem ugy nez
ki, hogy a ket orszag kormanyai
kozelednenek egymashoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-28
ELozETES BEJELENTEs.

Elore tudatjuk a mi magva
nepeinket arrol a kedves aldas
rol, amely kozelget, csakis ee,
lnehany nap van meg hatra, mi
kor haroin allambol ionnel
ossze angol es magyar testve
reink egy harom hetes Camt
meetlngre, az Avon Parkban
Girard, O.-ban julius 4-22-ig
Ezen harom hetig mindennar
haromszor lesz listen draga igeje
hirdetve kivalo lelki szonokok
altal, angol nyelven. Minden
reggel 10 orakor tart bibliai is
kolat Rev. Pearlman, a Spring
field, Mo. biblia-iskola tanaria
es ha valaki scent irasbol mely
lelki dolgokat szeretneYmegtudni
vagy kerdest tenni fel, meg lesz
az alkalom es sokat fog nyerni.
Azutan minden delutan 2:3O-
kezdettel es este 7:3O kezdettel
hirdeti listen igejet DR.. J. N.
Hoover, volt amerikai Presi-
dent unokafivere. Akik mely dol
gokrol akarnak meggy6z6dni.
jojjenek es hallgassak meg ezen
kijelzett id6kben egyeb nem fog
lenni, csakis Istennek tiszta igeie
hirdetve. Akik magyar nepeink-
Dol ertik az angol nyelvet, leg
alabb is reszben, es elionnek.
sok lelki javakat fognak elvezni.
AIT nondja a scent iras Min
deneket megprobaljatok, ami jo,
ait megtartsatok. A sok varos-
Dol osszejovo zenekar fog jat-
szani minden alkalomkor, ezen
harom hetes Camp meetingen,
sok aldas igerkezik. es szeretettel
meg van hiva Youngstown,
girardi es warreni magyarsag,
amely hely konnyen rnegtalal-
hato. Gin: Avon Park, Girard,
Ohio. Between Youngstown and
Warren, on U. S. Highway Az.
Mivel imahazunkat mem csuk-
juk be, istentiszteleteinket meg
tartjuk a kovetkezo idokben:
delelott 10 orakor va
sarnapi iskola, 11-12-ig isteni-
este 7:3O-kor es kedd
este 7::3O-kor istenitisztelet,
ugyszinten Nilesben Fl East
State St. alatt lev6 imahazban
delutan 2:30 kezdettel. Minden-
kit szeretettel latunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-28
|H = + / = = F. N L r.

.
hatezer millio dollar kolcsont sze
dett fel kiilfoldon, sajnos leg
inkabb minalunk.
A nemet biradolam magatar-
tasa ertheto. Mikor haborunak
vege lett, el6bb gyarmatait6l, ba-
nyaitol, felszereleseit6l es allat-
allomanyatol kiraboltak az orsza-
got aztan kenyszeritettek, hogy
ezermillsokat fizessen. Amig a
szurony a mellenek volt szegez-
We, addig kenytelen volt fizetni.
Ma a szuronyt mem lehet belle
dofni mellebe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-28
(Folytatas a Ak oldalr6l.>

jes gozzel az orszagban. A kifa-
radt pofitikusok ugyan mar ha-
zamentek a multi heten, de belle
tel.k egy par nap, amig maguk-
hoz ternek es az igazi kampanyt
megkezdik.
Az egyetlen Alabama okozott
szenzaciot a multi heten, ahol tel
jes er6vel feltamadt a Ku Klux
Klan es ujra belevetette magat
az allan politikajaba az alarco-
sok gyava testilete.
A Klu Klux Klan altalaban ri
remenyekkel van eltelve es geor-
giai fohadiszallasukrol ait ielen-
tik, hogy az vi kampanyt ka-
tholikusok, zsidok es negerek el-
len nemsokara megkezdik. Mind
ezt "amer'canizmus' jelszava es
zaszlaja alatt fogjak csinalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-28
LATIN AMERIKABAN

mozgalmas napok voltak q
multi heten.
Cubaban az anarchia IS q
khaesz egyre nagyobb lesz S a
multi het azzal kezd6dott, hogv
bombat dobtak az elnokre, aki
megserult.
A kormany sem a lakossag,
sem a katonasag osztatlan bizal-
mat es tamogatasat mem b;rja,
es a latin allamokban ait hiszik,
hogy evek telnek belle, amig
Cuba nepe meg fogja onmagat
es az orszag nyugalmat talalni.
A latin aHamoknak minden
esetre az kivansaga, hogy bar
mi tortenik, hagyja kllfold
- az Egysiilt Allamokkal
egyutt = Cubat niagara es en-
gedje meg, hogv a lakossag az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-28

volt a magyarok kozt, aki sajat
garazs, javito miihelyt, nyitott
eloszor a West Federation, maid
kes6bb Front Streeten, Ford
Avenuen es a Commerce St.-en.
A Youngstown Auto Hospital
lo2o-ben nyitotta meg el0szor a
Front Streeten. 10 es pontos
munkaval feldolgozta magat ugy.
hogy az Automobil Club hivata-
los auto betegszallitoja'.
Ferenc newt fivere vele dolgo-
xix. Tobb alkalma zottja is ma
gyar. Felesege, aki sziiletett Spi-
SAX leany, konyvelest vegzi eb-
ben nagy iizletben. amely igy
igazan tiszta magyarnak mond-
hato.
A Youngstown Auto Hospitalt
mem csak vi gepeket es teher-
autokat arul, hanem Greg gepe-
ket is, mindenfele javitast elve-
gez. Mindenfele automobil kelle-
kek kaphatok nala legmelta-
nyosabb arakon.
Ha segitseg kell, akkor mindig
hivja Youngstown Auto Hos
pitalt, inert oman biztosan meg
kappa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-28
MINTHOCY MOST A

deli allamokban az NRA a ne
gereknek is adott egy fel nap
szamot inert azok is mereszel-
mex szervezkedesrol beszelni
most konnyii lesz nekik ujra az
izgatas es konnyii lesz a negert
kommunizmussal vadolni.
FL lehetiink ra kesziilve, hogy
a republikanus part ismet szovet-
segben lesz Klannal, mint ami
kor Sm,thet buktattak ell a fele-
kezeti izgatas kovetkezteben.
Emlekezetes meg, hogy Klu
klux Klan' indianai f6vezere egy
elcsabitasaert es meggyilkolasa-
ert eletfogytiglan hiisul a borton-
ben ugy latszik, ezt az "ameri-
canizmust' akarjak megint ra-
uszitani az orszagra.
Ezenkiriil "tarsadalmi" ese-
menyek abban meriiltek XII, hogy
az elnok 1anya koveti fivere pei
dajat es valni ment Renoba, va
lamint abban, hogy az egyik
okolvivo a masikat megverte.
Ezenkivul csak gyilkossagi Is
bankrablasi hirekkel voltak tele
a multi heten az ujsagok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-28

Palocsi a Szabolcs megyei
Nyir Lugasrol jott Amerikaba Ia
ewes koraban, kozvetlenul a ha-
boru elott, tehat mintegy 20
eve. Mint fatal flu keriilt a re-
81 Cadillac garasba, mint tanulo
Albert Elton keze ala es azota
mindig az automobil iparban dol
gozott.
Palocsi az els6 magyar, akinek
automobil iigynoksege van
Youngstownban. Most nemregen
kapta meg a hires Hudson Mo-
tor Co. kepviseletet es mar azota
sok Terraplanet es Hudsont
adott el. Egyik els6 vevoje egy
Terraplanre Fl. Biro L6rincz, a
SIT. lstvan egyhaz plebanosa
volt, aki becserelte elonyosen
regi gepet. Palocsi mar tobb ev-
ben fokepviseloje Diamond T.
Truck gyarnak Is a kornye-
ken igen sokan halifax ezeket
az eros es sep teherautokat.
Palocsi Cadillac utan a
E'ackardnal, maid ke6bb a Stude-
bakernel dolgozott es az els6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-28
1884 JU1lItrS zG..

Bemutatjuk lit olvasoinknak a
Youngstown Auto Hospitalt, a
melyet nemregen helyezett at
magyar tulajdonosa, Palocsi pa
lotse) ]. Janos, volt Goorich
epuletbe a S. Chestnut Streeten
a Home Saving epiilete mogott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-28

meg akkor is, ha ezt a sajat ka-
ran fogja megtenni.
Hogy a kormany helyen ma
radhasson, kenytelen egyre mesz
szebb balfele haladni, de ez a
.katonasag bizonyos retegeinek
mem tetszik mem lehet tudni,
hogy bal vagy a jobb szelso-
seq fogja-e Mendiatat helye-
81 kilokni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-28
ELMERGESITETTE EGESZ

Europaban he1yzetet, hogy
Nemetorszag nemcsak magan-
tartozasok tor1eszteset tagadta
meg, hanem beszuntette azok-
max bondoknak a fizeteset is.
amt Young-Dawes egyezseg
alapjan kiadtak.
Europa osszes allamai fel van
lax haborodva a nemetekre, inert
AIT allitjak, hogy fizetni tudna-
max a kiilonbozo kormanyok-
max eszukbe sem jut, hogy ha-
sonloan bantak mindannyian ez-
-el az orszaggal.
Ha Nemetorszag sem a Young
Dawes, sem a kereskedelmi bond
jait fizetni nem fogja, akkor bo-
segesen visszakapta n1indazt a
kulfoldtol, amt szovetsegesek
hadisarc alakjaban kisajtoltak
belole. Mialatt ugyanis a nemet
birodalom hadisarcot fizette,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-28
A CHACA FRONTON

ismet Macy utkozetek voltak a
multi heten italian ez donto
hadjarat lesz, amely a haboru
veget is elhozza.
A ket eve tarto meszarlas te-
tofokat erte el a multi heten S
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-28

Paraguay csapo !

geressget Paraguay csaps
szenvedtek. h
Szazezer ember nez farkaJx u
szsmet egymassal Is inert sx|
utolso hetekben atlag harona-
ezer katona pusztult el, habofrI|
llyen meretekben soka nem tart
hat.
A fegyverkiviteli tilalom m<
m ndig nem altalanos, inert Is~
pan es Olaszorszag, valamint
Nemetorszag AIT elrendelni mem
akarjak.
A Colombia Is Peru kozt fem
allo surlodasok, amelyek maid
mem haborura vezettek, el van
max intezve Is ait hiszik, hogy
a ket allan kozt a jo viszony
helyreall kozel jovSben.
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The Washington times., 1934-08-25
Behind the Silver Screen

Although the piece is a melO-
drama, it will have a musical
score and dancing.
Clarence Geldert' Joe Bernard,
Frank LaRue and Richard Gar
rick have been signed for roles in
Marie Galante."
Joseph Cawthorn celebrated his
fiftieth anniversary as an actor by
playing the role of the movie pro-
duCer in young and Beautiful"
the Mascot picture featuring the
Wampas Baby Stars.
Joel McCrea and Henry Steph.
enson are planning a hunting and
fishing expedition in Mexico. They
will make the trip by air.
Ethel Hill and Bruce Manning
are writing the screen play for
Below the Depths" which Sam
Briskin will supervise for CoIum-
bia.
Omar Kiam is designing cos
tunes for Samuel Goldwyn Prods.
and is now working on Kid Mil
lions" He had his own salon in
New. York.
The Washington times., 1934-08-25
HOll yWOOd GiSSleS

It's all very silly but great ex-
ercise for the ingenuity. At a
Hollywood party, Mack Gordon
insisted that lyric writing is just
racket. That you can devise them
about anything. The listeners
started tossing him geographical
names. With the briefest of hest
tations he fitted them into popu-
lar songs. Here are some, but
you'll have to hum the lines to
really appreciate the trick.
Albany, why not take Albany"
"Be it ever so humble, Fresno
place like home"
you were Maine for me, I was
Maine for you"
Cheyenne, Cheyenne, Harvest
Moon, up in the sky"
Idaho why I love you like do"
akron give you anything but
love, baby"
"oh. Sweden lovely lady, be
good"
"Korea me back to old Virginie."
And the champ of all: Terre
Haute to be o daylight saving
time"
Try it yourself if you think it's
easy.
Did you hear about Baby Le-
roy's streak of temperament? It's
very funny to everybody except
Mickey Neilan and to some OF the
Lemon Drop Kid" troupe, who
get o flat sum for the picture. The
The Washington times., 1934-08-25

Iyoungster has found a way to hold
up production. Whenever they put
him before the camera and turn
on the lights, he starts bowling.
AS soon as the lights are off, he
desists and repeats over and over:
Bad boy Leroy, bad boy Leroy"
Funniest wiSecrack of the week
was made by an actress who had
just returned to Hollywood after
an absence of several years and
who begs not to be credited with
the remark.
Someone asked her if things
had changed.
"Oh, no." she replied. you see
The Washington times., 1934-08-25
IN HOLLYWOOD
With
HARRISON CARROLL

HOLLYWOOD. - Even though
Helen Hayes and Charles Mac
Arthur are frequently separated
by O continent, there is never a
dull moment in their married life.
When the star went home the
other night after long days
work in Every Woman Knows" :"
she found a florists box about the
size Of a steamer trunk.
Inside were dozens of gardenias
with a center piece of orchids.
Also the following note from
Charlie:
"Our anniversary is sometime
this week. I hope this is the day"
After enjoying q good laugh,
Helen wired back:
you're getting warmer. Keep
guessing"
Luxury note. Virginia Bruce
has specially engraved personal
checks made out on her Beverly
Hills bank. She carries them in
a solid gold case-the gift Of ex-
husband John Gilbert.
Eating in old Mother India Is
not so simple, as Paramount has
found out since starting "The
Lives of a Bengal Lancer" The
studio has had to build three res.
taMrantS on the location for the
picture. One for the English and
American members of the troupe,
one for the 80 low caste Hindus
and another for the 40 high caste
Hindus. For it's an old Indian
custom that the high caste Hindu
will not eat food that has been
touched by a white man or low
caste Hindu. Even if their shadow
falls across the food it is taboo.
The Washington times., 1934-08-25
PREVIEWS
"The Fountain"
Rdting:: Fair


Produced by RKO- Radio. Starring Ann
Harding with Paul Lukas and Brian
Aherne. Directed by John Cromwell.
story by Charles Morgan. screen Play by
Jane Murfin. Dialogue ny Samuel Hof-
fenstein. Photographed by Henry Ger
rard.
Pardon the yawn, but I was just
wondering why such a fine actress
as Ann Harding, who made
cinema history with her perform
ance in Holiday" and who dis
played a grand sense of humor in
when Ladies Meet" should not
only stifle herself but her ability
with dull triangle plays.
1t seems like a waste of time
and talent, mean-plotS that are
so tight with drama they hurt the
audience!
Paul Lukas and Jean Hersholt
do rather nicely. but even this