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The Washington times., 1934-10-12
Salary Checks Are
Issued in Chinese

Hollywood solved a problem to-
day of how to write checks for
Chinese, when the OrientalS, un-
able to speak English, could not
spell their names for the Para.
mount paymaster.
Billy Gordon, studio casting as.
sistant, got one of the Chinese to
count from one to 10 in Chinese.
Then he allotted each Oriental ex-
ira on the "Limehouse Nights" set
a number, prefacing each number
with an ah, oh, uh, and other key
combinations.
The checks were issued in rota.
ton, venerable Chinese merchants
of Los Angeles Chinatown and
children having their checks writ
ten thusly: l (Yet), 2 Yee), 3
(San), 4 (Sec), S (Ng), 6 Ouk),
7 (Chat), 8 (Part, 9 (Sow).
The Washington times., 1934-10-12

It isn't often that an actor will
submit to such complete change
of personality, but MUM believes
in realism rather than a wig, in
this case. So, if you should see
a strange blond man about Holly.
wood it will probably be Mum just
getting into character.
Wanderings Around Hollywood
:. Gene Mann, the agent,
sneaked away to Las Vegas Sat
urday evening, clipping (mind
you'd with pretty Marion Bowling
:. Lady Luck seems to be shining
upon Ralph Forbes once more. He
has just been given one of the
coveted roles Of the year, that OF
the featured lead opposite Ann
Harding in Enchanted April" :"
which Harry Beaumont will direct
for RKO. Monday was a bad
day for Charles Sabin, Columbia
player. First, Ben Lyon pulled his
famous egg trick much to Char
ley'S embarrassment. Then
studio lamp fell on his head, cauS-
ing a bump to grow. Latest re-
port is that the lamp is beyond re-
pair!. Ernst Lubitsch was out of
town Con his way to New York;
onlv a. few hours before Sheila
Mannors began to get so lonesome
for himl...
Boulevard buZzings...AlthOugh
Dolores Del Rio had planned to
remain in Mexico City several
weeks, she suddenly rushed back
with hubby, Cedric Gibbons,
who had a call to report at
M-G-M. Rudy Vallee has de-
cided NOT to use any makeup
for his Warner film musical,
and will capture q California
The Washington times., 1934-10-12
Arts Club Plans
For New Season

The dramatic committee of the
Arts Club of Washington at a
meeting the other evening mapped
out its program for the 193435
season. The first performance will
be a full-length play to be pre-
sented at the club on the eve
nings Of November 6, Z and 8.
Harold Allen Long, who did
such good work last year, is again
chairman, and the new vice chair
man is Mrs. Edna Ellis Hilton.
The dramatic group has been aug
mented by recruits from the list
of new members of the Arts Club.
The Washington times., 1934-10-12

.Heine und Looie und Ludwig
und Herr Carter Barron are toss
ing a pumpernickel und kraut
und beer party for dot uld schlim-
lei, George Sidney in der Fox low
enkeller Saturday night.
Herr Lampkin will play on der
tuba und Gretchen will sing hi-lo-
The Washington times., 1934-10-12

fully written court room speech
that he delivers with smashing
effect. So good that one more
opportunity like it would have
made it WalthallS picture.
The Blue and the Gray can see
this one and then gulp a mint
toddy to tolerance and a better
understanding. I give Judge
Priest q full bucket of stars and
hope most of them fall on Will
Rogers. A perfect family picture.
For both saints and sinners will
like it. It comes to Loew's Pal
ace Theater next Friday.
October's Best
The Will Hays office nOminates
rs the best picture of the month,
"The Age Of Innocence" with
Irene Dunno and John BOleS. It
opens at RKO Keith's today.
A Poets Tribute
The mail brings this tribute to
a great leader from Joseph An
thony Atchison, sculptor, artist
and poet. I pass it along:
DEAR ANDY:
The other night I was thinking
of the greatest effort put forth by
our President, in the dark days
to end the suffering of the people
of the Nation under the depres-
sion, and this little thought came
to me, a humble though sincere
expression.
I greatly enjoy reading your
daily column. Keep up the good
and interesting work.
Sincerely,
JOSEPH ANTHONY ATCHISON.
REMEMBER
Remember the DAY.
A Nation prayed
Quite diSmGyed
Yet unGtrGid?
Remember the man,
A M E r &c AN
Who faced the trial
With a smile?
FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSE-
WELT?
He lit the fires of hope again,
Reminding MS that tDe are men
To face the struggle, head held
high,
And hear the hymn above the
cry.
That hymn our every fibre
felt
Sung by Franklin Roosevelt,
Stand firm, beloved country,
stand!
Though our hearts be bleed.
ing
HosGnnGs' sing the mighty band,
Gods hand is leading.
Heine und Looie und Ludwig
und Herr Carter Barron are toss
ing pumper11ickel und kraut
und beer party for dot uld schlim-
lei, George Sidney in der Fox low
enkeller Saturday night.
Herr Lampkin will play on der
tuba und Gretchen will sing hi-lo-
The Washington times., 1934-10-12

George Kaufman-Moss Hart Treat
SatiricaIIy in bring On the Girls
The Washington times., 1934-10-12

Leaders Invited
Tub thumper John Peter Too.
hey thinks that the Roosevelt
crowd can take it. So, in behalf
Of Producer Sam Harris, he will
invite the President. Jesse Jones,
head of the RFC; Sol Rosenblatt,
Bill FarnSworth, Donald Richberg
and others Of the NRA; Attorney
General Cummings and others Of
the Cabinet, in fact every big wig
Of the present AdminiStrati ton. It
ought to be merry night at the
National Theater.
Mr.. Toohey thinks Bring on the
Girls" will establish Jack Benny
as Broadway'S top comedian.
Benny gets $6,400 each week for
one night on the radio air waves.
That's tops for loud speaker sal
ary. On the other hand, he is
rated good but not made pet with
the $3.50 a seat Broadway crowd.
John Peter Toohey, who has
watched the rehearsals solemnly,
asserts Jack Benny will lead the
Broadway parade after the new
show opens. We shall see.
0. K. by Rogers
Will Rogers expects to fly here
in time to be present for Fred
Stones debut as a legitimate actor
Monday night.
, He authorizes me to say that
whether he makes it or not, "The
/, Jayhawker" is a bang-up show and
, that Sinclair Lewis and Lloyd
Lewis have turned out a great
drama. Take it on Will Rogers
say so and don't blame me if he's
, not all wool as prophet.
Will Way Down South
might say as well say here that
Will Rogers in Judge Priest" is a
great big piece of all right.
They make the Rogers pictures
, from very Shrewd formula. Will
; is away beyond the age of ro-
mantle appeal but he contrives to
have a savory hunk of appealing
d, love stuck right in the middle of
; his stories. That gets the young
: folks.
: AS a far Northerner I had to
come down to Washington to dis
cover there was any music in
p, Dixie" Then I met people like
Laurence Stallings and Helen,
Carter Barron and Chick and it
often puzzled me why the North
and the South ever got to tusslin'.
In Judge Priest" they wave the
Confederate bars and stars and,
as the son Of a Seventeenth Maine
volunteer, I am here to tell you
I like the way they do it. In fact
I enjoyed the big dish of Dixie"
;hokum that is served with the
final punch of the picture.
: Will Rogers initiates Stepin
Fetchit and adds sour tenor to
my Old Kentucky Home" What
I especially liked was the way
everybody including the star let
Henry Walthall have his big mo-
,ment all alone. Walthall has
ideep voice of richness and mu-
;sical volume. He has a beauti-
The Washington times., 1934-10-12

hi-lo. vellheated daschunds NIT
der lager.
My Jack Pearl dialogue is ex-
hausted. In F. street English a
friendly brawl for the Fox head
liner back stage at 1915 Saturday
night. The invitations are being
sent out on beer pads. ~. ..5}4s
The Washington times., 1934-10-12
HUI !: 8: d.: From
HOLLYWOOD!
By JIMMY STARR

HOLLYWOOD Cal, Oct 1-Hello. "He dyed for his art -
could be the caption for Paul Num- of the
finest artists who has rather amazed Warner studio officials by
agreeing with Jack Warner and Hal Wallis that he should
mis- ravenke hair Jean Harlowike platinum blond shade
depict Slavic coal miner in "Black Hel which Michael
Curtiz will direct,
The Washington times., 1934-10-12
Administration Big Chiefs Are
Invited to Join in Laughs;
; Rogers Boosts Play
BY ANDREW R. KELLEY

George Kaufman and Moss Hart will tar and feather the
New Deal in Bring On the Girls
On second thought perhaps that ism the purpose
the right description for the sarica farce which will open
Washington Monday night, October % They will lather
and the political complexion and trust that the laughs
aroused in the process will remove the sting.
The Washington times., 1934-10-12
Is Talented Musician

Marlene Dietrich, Paramount
film star, was featured OH the con.
cert stage in Germany as q violin.
iSt.
La gaceta., 1934-08-24
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Yankees batieron a los
lndios, pero los senadores derrt
taron a los tigres.
IRuffing di6 ell triunfo a 81
team, tolerando solo 6 hits.
Burke lanz6 por ell Washing.
ton y Bridges por ell Detroit.
Los Medias Rojas fueron do
minadas por ell pitcher Lyons
de los Medals Blancas que pa.
rece haber recuperado la buena
forma de 1880. Simmons di6 {
hits en- 3 wees al bate v App.
ling otros 3, en- 5 wees.
Utilizando al pitcher New
som los browns" dieron la "le-
chada" a los atleticos.
Cleveland &c, Oh, 2e.
New York &c, 13h, De. Y
Detroit 1c, 5h, lie.
Washington &c, 8h, 2e.
Chicago 7c, 12h, De.
Boston &c, 6h, lie.
st. Louis &c, 1Oh, lie.
Philadelphia DC, 6h, lie.
La gaceta., 1934-08-24
LA SEMANA PROXIMA Sc
EFECTUARA LA PELEA


New York, Agosto 24.-La
pelea Canzoneri- Dublinsky Sc
verificara ell microbes de la Sc
mana que viene con TODD ell pro
Igrama que Sc habia anunciado.
A petici6n del director de Can
zoneri, la Comisi6n Atletica lie
|concedi6 una semana de descan
so.
Los medicos ORES. William
Walker y Vicente Nardilleo e.
xaminaron a Baby Arizmendi,
ldiciendo que este podra comba
tir la semana pr6xima, con Mi
Ike Belloise, por haber va sana-
do la herida que sufriera en- ell
|entrenamiento.
Ell combate entire ell mejicano
y Belloise tendra lugar ell lunes.
Jimmy McLarnin, contra
IAuien Barney Ross defendera
La gaceta., 1934-08-24
ESPANA NO DIISCUTlRA
LA COPA DAVIS EN- 1885

Madrid, agosto 24.-La ASo-
ciaci6n de Lawn-Tennis de Es-
.pana NADIA ha resuelto en- def
nitiva, pero Sc asegura que no
.podra disputar la Copa Davis,
en- 1885, por falta de dinero.
Los partidos de 1885 deben
jugarlos en- Zabreg y las cajas
de la association estan vacias o
cast vacfas.
ST ell team" espanol triunfa-
Sc, tendria que if despues a
'Hungr1a o Noruega... y asi has
ia I'm Unite que no puede fijar-
Sc.
Lo mas probable es que Es-
pana, por esas dificultades mo-
I,netarias, tenga que declarar
"forfait".
La gaceta., 1934-08-24
ESTADOS UNIDOS INGRE-
so EN- LA OFICINA IN
~TERNACIONAL DEL IRA
BAJO

Ginebra, agosto PAP. B.
Gilbert, consul de los Estados
Unidos en- esta ciudad, acept6
la invitaci6n hecha a su gobier-
no para ingresar en- la Oficina
International del Trabajo. La
Inoticia fue dada en- ell despacho
del director E. j. Phelan.
Dicese que a los Estados Uni
dos Sc concedera ell asiento que
Mejico tiene en- ell consejo, por-
que esta naci6n parece decidida
a renunciar en- favor de la re-
presentation americana. Ingla-
terra contribuy6 ell ano pasado
con 90O,0 900 frances orc a los
trabajos que Sc realizan y espe-
rase que Estados Unidos apor-
tie una cantidad igual.
La gaceta., 1934-08-24
PEREZ CABALLERO Els Ell
CAMPEON DE ESPADA

Madrid, Agosto 24.-En ell
campeonato nacional de esgri-
ma, cuyos 1ltimos asaltos Sc We
rificaron en- Valencia, fue pro-
clamado campeon de espada ell
.Sr. Perez Caballero, de Ceuta,
luego de superar al valenciano
IGregorio.
Ell campeonato de florete 10
conquist6 Luis Ezquerra, de Ma
drid, con 8 victorias y ningu-
ma derrota.
Ezquerra derrot6 en- las 1lti-
mas pruebas eliminatorias a
Matias Calomarde y Luis Pr
chot.
Corresponds ell segundo lu-
gar, en- ell florete, a Matfas Pr
.chot y ell tercero a Calomarde.
La gaceta., 1934-08-24
PROTESTA CONTRA
UN FALLO

Barcelona, Agosto 24.-Los
.acionalistas efectualon un mi
tin de protesta, pidiendo la IL
bertad de sus presses.
En- ell acto tomaron parte de-
legados de la Union Democra-
tica de Catalina, Partido Gaia
Ian Proletario, Partido Nacio-
nalista Republican, de Izquier
da, Juventud de Acci6n Cata-
lana, Juventud de Esquerra Y
Partido Nacionalista Catalan.
Todos los oradores lanzaron
duros epitetos contra los jueces
que administran justicia en- la
region, atacando ademas a la
Lliga "por su TRACTION" a los an
helos catalanes."
La gaceta., 1934-08-24
BASE BALL
LIGA NACIONAL

Hizo aplazar la lluvia ell desa-
flo entire los Rojos de Cincinna-
ii y los Braves de Boston.
I'm oportuno jonr6n de Moore,
ell jardinerO izquierdo, di6 ell
triunfo a los Gigantes, en- ell no
Veno inning, sobre los pajaros
roJoS de st. Louis, correspon-
diendoles los honores a Adolfo
.Luque, que actu6 de "tapon".
Los bateadores del st. Louis no
lie pegaron de chit" a Adolfo ZEN
2 innings. Paul Dean cargo con
la derrota.
Los dodgers anotaron 9 ca
rreras contra los Cubs, vencien
do a estos por margen de 5 ca
rreras. Alfonso Lopez dispar6
Z hits e hlzo 2 carreras, en- Gin
co wees al bate. Babe Herman
del Chicago, descarg6 un "tri-
bey' con dos hombres en- las ba-
ses y mas tarde dispar6 I'm cua-
triangular.
Concentration los piratas sus
esfuerzos en- los dos 1ltimos
La gaceta., 1934-08-24

teclmlento que habia venido a
traStornar radicalmente la exis
'ehcla normal de aquella casa,
Respet6se ell doIor de Ia hu4r-
rama durante ell dia siguiente al
del sepelio de la marquesa.
Pero un hecho natural ann
que olvidado en- aquellos momen
tos' vino a provocar una expIi-
eacion entire los individuos one
va parecian considerarse de-
una misma familia.
Ri n@otario de la marquesa, D,
jaime Benalonga, person6se en-
Ia hacienda pidiendo yer a la
senorlta Aurora RubiaIes v
Martin.
Recibi6le Garces, quien bizo
a Aurora.
-Senorita,-dijo ell notario,
La gaceta., 1934-08-24
SORPRENDIDA UNA
REUNION COMUNISTA


Madrid, agosto 24.-Avisan
de Valdepenas que la guardia
civil sorprendi6 ALI una reu-
lion comunista clandestina,
arrestando a Is personals. Pre-
sidia ell acto un individuo lla-
mado CIemente Moreno, que en-
los bolsillos tenia hojas subver-
sivas y IN Garnet de la Confede-
raci6n General del Trabajo.
Clemente Moreno declare que
10 habia requerido para que pre-
La gaceta., 1934-08-24

sieron acompanar a su bienhe-
chora hasta la Ultima morada.
lComponian ell duelo Garces,
Luis Y Avendano.
La fdnebre comitiva tonic ell
canine de Calatayud, en- cuyo
cementerio reposa la marquee
sa de Pena Roja bajo sencillo
tumulo, en- cuya lapida mortuo-
ria puede aun leerse esta senci-
LA inscription:
La gaceta., 1934-08-24
NO PUDO JUGAR Ell TEAM
DE LA LEGION AMERI-
CANA

Gastonio, N. c., agosto "a
La lluvia impidi6 Sc termina-
Sc ell desafio entire los j6venes
tampenos de la Legion Ameri-
cana y ell Club Charlotte, GUAM
do estos llevaban ventaja de 2
carreras por l.
Ell desafio Sc jugara a la l 80
de la tarde de hoy.
Los j6venes del Cumberland
Juniors, representando al Ma
ryland, apabullaron al Cincin-
natl, con "score" de 6 carreras
por O.
Ell victorioso en- ell juego Tam
lpa-Charlotte Sc batira con ell
Cumberland y ell nuevo vence-
dor con ell Trenton.
La gaceta., 1934-08-24
LAS
SON ~BUROCRATICAS

Madrid, Agosto 24-Los con
cejales del partido Acci6n Pc
pular en- ell ayuntamiento de Sc
villa dicen que ellos no han
querido acusar a sus compane-
ros radicales dem6cratas de
irregularidades administrative
sino de irregularidades buro-
craticas.
Una protesta Sc elev6 al GO
bernador civil por los ediles O.
fendidos, los que piden compile
ia depuraci6n admirativa.
Sc adhiri6 a la actitud de los
de Acci6n Popular, ell conceal
independence Sr. Fernandez
Palomino.
La gaceta., 1934-08-24
QRDENADO INVESTIGAR
LA MUERTE DE UNA MU-
CHACHA

Jackson, Agosto 24.-Por el
gran jurado del condado de But
Sc ha ordenado investigar la
muerte de la Srta. Virginia Wa
Ien, de Is amos, que muri6 por
leslones que sufriera al saltar
lie un autom6vil en- movimien.
to.
Ell fiscal general Frank Viii.
lingham anuncia que en- rela .
cion con ell case Sc busca a I'm
hombre llamado Pat Patterson.
de 20 amos, de Oklahoma, Ga.
La gaceta., 1934-08-24

-Hija mia. aun no sabemo;
la determination que tomara
Cares; pero creo que sera Ia
de ~llevarte con nosotros a Ma,
drid hasta que pueda verificar-
Sc vuestra boda, que sera en-
breve. Nosotros tenemos que il
al Brasil, donde espera a Marie
ia su prometido. Tai vez no
:yolvamos por Espaha, de don
de Garces desea salir.
-iY nos abandonaran para
siempre?-exclam6 Aurora con
tristeza.
ESQ. hija mia, seg1n sea
la voluntad de Luis. Mi deseo
seria que nos siguieseis. He ca
recido tantos amos de mi hijo!...
Aurora Gallo, porque COM
prendi6 la justicia con que pc
La gaceta., 1934-08-24

sidiera ell acto, ell vecino Ami
ceto Ciudad Cubero.
Todos quedaron a disposition
del juzgado correspondence.
En- Ell Escorial y Aranjuez
fueron arrestados varios socia-
listas, siendo multado cada uno.
por desobedecer un decreto en-
vigor, en- so pesetas. A uno de
los jefes, Manuel Gonzalez, sc
lie conden6 a $50 pesetas.
La gaceta., 1934-08-24

innings, venciendo al Phila-
delphia. Ell triunfo Sc anot6 al
pitcher Meme y la ''humilla-
ci6n" a C. Davis.
New York sc, 10h, Be.
st. Louis &c, ION, lie.
Brooklyn &c, 14h, lie.
Chicago &c, Tn, lie.
Philadelphia SC, 12h, De.
Pittsburgh &c, 12h, lie.
La gaceta., 1934-08-24
POSSESSION
Ell NUEVO FISCAL

Barcelona, agosto 24.-Tom0
possession ell nuevo fiscal del Tri-
de Casaciones, Sr. Coma
lez Prieto.
LIE tom6 ell juramento ell pre-
sidente de la audiencia, en- az
sencia del Sr. Gubern.
La gaceta., 1934-08-24

PERDIDA Una Cartera, con
un reloj de orc y otras cosas, en-
la fiesta de aver, en- La Column
ma. Recompensa de $1,000. Di-
riJase a esta reduction.
La gaceta., 1934-08-24
IGIk.ilS 1tskt Al "A

A la tarde siguiente, salia
de la hacienda de los Rubiales
una funebre comitiYa que Sc
guia al f6retro de la marquesa,
llevado a hombros por algunos
campesinos, que Sc reemplaza-
ban de distancia en- distancia.
Todas eran gentes a quienes
la marquesa habia favorecido.
Seguia al atadd la parroquia
con su clero, presidido por el
padre Celespino Y con cruz al
zada.
Detras seguian varias mule
res agradecidas a las bondades
de la difunta, entire elias Juana
Martin, que, como Pedro, Qui
La gaceta., 1934-08-24

dia aquella madre vivir al lado
de su hijo.
Esto Sc trataria en- familia
Quedaba, pues, aplazada la
question.
Dos horas despu6s, regresa-
ban a Rubiales, Garces y Luis
con los demas que de la hacien-
da habian lido a rendir ell dlti-
mo tribute a la difunta mar
quesa.
La gaceta., 1934-08-24

Gabby Street dirigira ell Club
Mission, de la Liga de la Costa
del Pacifico, en- 1885. La noticia
fue dada aver por ell presidente
Joe Bearwald.
La gaceta., 1934-08-24

Sc NECEsITAN 3 p~asajeros
para ir a New York, y ayuden
a costear los gastos. Para in
formes vean a Enrique, 1903
IL avenida.
La gaceta., 1934-08-24
Folletin de La Gaceta No. 519
TONIC II
I LAS MADRES
QUE DIOS BENDICE

La noche pas6se en- vela en- la
casa.
Ell padre Celestino solo Sc
rermiti6 dormitar en- I'm 3illCn,
Ccdicando unos ratios a conso-
lar. a Aurora y otros a rear al
| 10 del cadaver, hasta que, va
G. dfa, Sc dirigi6 a su iglesia
para decir la misa de alba a
SIS feligreses del campo.
La gaceta., 1934-08-24

DEMOS A COBRAR su casa.
Excelente servicio y honradez.
Hale Goodwin, 2110 Nebraska
Ave. Telef. 2914 Cobrador de
Alquileres en- Tampa desde hace
amos.
La gaceta., 1934-08-24

una de sus coronas, ell dia 6 de
Iseptiembre, pas6 por aqui, con-
|tinuando viaje a Orangeburg,
Idonde Sc ejercita.
La gaceta., 1934-08-24
r. /. p.
AQu yacen los restoS de
DorOted del CdStanar
Rogdd por ella a DiOS
VII

Mientras era conducido, en-
la forma indicada, ell cuerpo de
la marquesa, Genoveva prodi-
,gaba sus consuelos a Aurora.
Has perdido a tn madre,-
lie decia la de Luis.-En mi ha-
llaras otra, Y una hermana en-
mi Marietta, a quien espero We
ras pronto.
i Yo desearia que no Sc a.
partase listed de mi!-contes-
to Aurora
La gaceta., 1934-08-24
CAPITULO LXI
DecisjoneS en- familia

Era precise tomar una deter
minaci6n despues de aquel aeon
La gaceta., 1934-08-24

Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
The Washington times., 1934-09-07
CARRIERS GIVEN
SAVINGS PLAN

AS long as they remain in the
service, carriers of The Wash
ington Times and the Washing
ton Herald will be the proud pos
SCISSORS of a continuous savings
account, the plan for which was
inaugurated yesterday afternoon
when more than LOO newsboys
assembled at Langley Junior High
School.
Executive directors of The
Washington Times and the Wash
ington Herald Boys Club told the
boys in simple detail about this
new savings plan which is known
as the Combination Bonus and
Savings Plan. Members of the
club unanimously hailed and
cheered the presentation.
At a standing vote of the as
semblage it was revealed that 40
per cent of the entire group of
carriers, which is the largest in
Washington, were already holders
of savings accounts.
The Washington times., 1934-09-07

Nxks "OON
probably will enjoy the Western
climate and other things the
movie magazines tell us about
that part of the country.
Meanwhile, things at the court
house are busy for Walter M.
Shea. Mike has taken over the
handling of war risk cases dur
ing Mr.. Woods absence and the
docket is heavy enough-with
Warren Miller pressing from the
other. side-even to keep Mike
busy.
Richard M. Wexford is seeing
Paris-and how. A post card yes
terday gave that information.
Further deponent sayeth not.
The Washington times., 1934-09-07

Colonel Garnett was trying out
his shooting eye down in the Old
Dominion State this week. Colonel
The Washington times., 1934-09-07

IIldJ group OF Leroy 5. Bendheim
citizens. So quietly has he lived
his life in his native city in the
past that he was somewhat non
plussed when, in announcing his
appointment, some newspapers
referred to him as "a Washington
attorney"
The Washington times., 1934-09-07


Motors and at present head of the
modernization division of the Fed
eral Housing Administration, will
discuss the provisions of the Ma
tional Housing Law.
Morton J. LuchS, who knows
what he is talking about, will dis
cuss Selling Real Estate Today"
A buffet supper will be served
at the end of the meeting, which
is to be strictly informal.
Vacation time is about over
and the realtors are returning
from their summer sojourns in
other climes. all set and ready
for heavy fall activity.
William Wedding. who keeps
rentals on the incline at the
Boss.Phelps emporium, had two.
week vacation but the thrifty
Mr.. Wedding spent the time
painting his house. He says it
is a master painters job.
The Washington times., 1934-09-07

Garnett remem-
b e r e d way
back in the old
d a VS. a place
where reedbirds
used ito be so
plentiful t h e y
c ould be hit
with a S Ii n G :
shot. So he de-
parted for that
region firm in
the belief that,
with a 10-gauge
S h o t g u n, he
ought to get at
least q small
mess"
The Washington times., 1934-09-07

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
The Washington times., 1934-09-07
FLTERS TO TRY AGAIN

ST. LOUIS, Sept. Jean La
Rene and Mary Owens, Texas
fliers whose fourth attempt to set
a woman's endurance record
ended in failure yesterday, indi-
Gated today they would attempt
another flight soon.
The Washington times., 1934-09-07

elected to the
S C h ool board
over in Alex.
andria, where
he has lived all
his life.
A few nights
ago h e was
elected chair
man of the
board-thereby
becoming a Vol
tex for the hur.
ricane that uSu.
a | l y boils
a und t h G
a c t i v tiles of
The Washington times., 1934-09-07

is on the west
Coast for an
indefinite So
journ.
Mr.. w 90 d
was called to
California in
connection with
some peculiar
cases in hi S
Speciality aris-
ing there. How
lon it will
take hi i'm to
Straighten the
thing out is
problemat i c a |
L A. NNHAA
The Washington times., 1934-09-07
CCC WORK HALTED

UTICA, N. Y. Sept. 7 0.N.S).
The textile strike, described as "a
per cent effective here today,
has halted production on 1884,
heavy undergarments for CCC
workers. About $3.50 workers
are out.
The Washington times., 1934-09-07
JoBLESS TO GET CHEESE

Bids for 100000 pounds of
natural and processed American
cheese for distribution among the
needy unemployed will be opened
here September 25, the Federal
Surplus Relief Corporation an
nounced Yesterday.