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A special meeting of board of di- rectors, team captains and asso- ciates interested in the success of the campaign for the Waterbury Hebrew institute will be held to-
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36 Radios. Musical instruments
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HAS anybody looked for Pete!F e

= ="
The actress nodded. eyes =.
but he won't come until he's
ready" Then, in answer to JOS
incredulous expression, she add
cd, HE Can gel away with it. His
contracts almost up, and the 9TH
er studios are clamoring for him.
l wish they'd get him."
eve aren't going to stay out
here in the sun all afternoon
waiting for Pete Fragonet,"
Marsh promised. "He may be able
to pull that prima donna stuff on
you people, but he'd better not
try 1t on ne. | used to go fishing
with him before he ever saw a
movie camera. If he's at the Inn
I'll smoke him outw '.....
~ wish you would" said Mon
tez. Every minute we sit around
here is going to make Dram
meaner, and he's hard enough to
please as it is"
When Marsh had hurried to-
ward the Inn in search of Frag-
onet, the stars tone grew more
bitter. "All Fragonet thinks about
is Fragonet. It's shame that one
man can get away with so much
but when millions of women
yell for his pictures any studio
will let him run up the expenses
and wear out the others in the
company. '.
Lolita's words chilled 10 some
how. "I-I can't imagine him do
ing it on purpose" she said slow
ly.
ooh, he doesn't mean to do it,
perhaps. He just doesn't think. 1t
never occurs to him that there's
ANYONE else in the world but
Fragonet." The actress dropped
her half-smoked cigaret, nervous
ly fished in her jacket pocket for
another. 1.-TWO or three danes
came in this morning to play bit
parts. One of them is probably a
blond - which would explain
where Fragonet is"
"Is he that bad
Montez nodded. "It's funny.
You'd think man with so many
women after him would get sick
, of women. But not he. They say
now he's divorcing his wife and
wants to marry some girl up in
this neck Of the woods. Well, God
help hey" 49,.
Jo laughed shakily. "You don't
care much for Pete Fragonet, do
you?" "
"Care for him?" Lolita's eyes
widened in establishment. give no
particular like or dislike for him,
| if that's what you mean"
But you sound pretty Bit
ter" 10 ventured, keeping her
eyes on the actress.
81 don't mean to sound bitter. l
was just describing Fragonet -
like I'd describe a car. If | had
two flat tires I'd say it had two
flat tires. Do you see what l
mean?" :. ...
~ guess So" said 10 un-
certainly.
"Anyhow," went on the other,
81 won't have to put up with tins
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Good girl !EAll, right then, Jas
per, tear it. -.
Jasper. tore Tiit, while Lolita
stood stolidly. Then Lolita's maid,
black as a night without a moon,
disalranged her hair.
That's better" Dram opined.
you're breathless, Lolita, when
you knock at Fragonet's door
here. You've seen this cabin from,
a distance and you've run all the
way :. | want to get that first
and then we can cut"
want me TO go inside?" ask
ed Fragonat.
Dram shook his head. "No
yet. This may take while
Ready, Lolita?"
Lolita was ready, and 10 watch
ed her run to the cabin door ant
pound upon it. She did it no
once, but no less than five time
and always Dram had some
thing to suggest, something t.
omit, or add. When the scene wa
finally shot, when Dram had Fl
nally signaled for the silenc,
which is the cardinal necessity O.
pictures in sound, Lolita Monte
was genuinely breathless. .-.s
81 always thought it would b.
fun to be in picturessn said
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voice at JOS shoulder. But it
looks like q lot Of routine work
to me-"
10 turned to look into the grin
ming face Of Tubby.
"Are they going to have. n love
scene today Tubby asked,
II don't know, Tubby."
Il hope so, don't you?"
JOS answer was strained. q
think it's all-interesting."
Tubby wondered, but she held
her curiosity in check. II was just
talking to one of the carpenters
and he told me they were going to
do the big rescue scene tomorrow
morning. Well see Fragonet pull
Lolita out of the lake!
(To be continued)
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Kssssssssssss

sort of thing forever. Maybe
FragOnet viii leave Atlas-or
maybe / will"
Don't you like pictures?" 10
asked.
Monte smiled. "1t's nice work
If you can get it. But here's
one who's going to save her mon
ey and get out before she's 25.
When I'm rs I'm going to take
my little girl and go somewhere
where I'll never even see pic
ture, much less make one.
"You have a little girl?"
The actress nodded, smiling
quizzically. ."She's four - and
cute. She's never been in the pub
licity, so please don't say any
thing. I'm talking too damned
much today" 49,
JOS heart went out instantly to
this slight, harassed young girl
who was-behind all her glamour
and her publicized beauty-tight-
ing only for the security of her
child. "You can talk all you want
to me-" 10 told her earnestly.
Montez shook her head. eve
said enough for one day. And
anyhow, here comes the star at
last"
I 10 turned to see Fragonet and
Marsh walking down the slope
from the Inn. Fragonet was
I smiling, talking swiftly to Marsh,
and he showed no sign of regret
at this hardness. But when he was
in sight of Silas Dram he did
| GRIM disarmingly, very like a
, small boy who has been caught in
the jam closet.
81 took nap after lunch" he
told Dram. Suppose I'd be sleep
! ing yet if Doag hadn't pounded
on the door"
Dram said nothing, but his face
worked furiously. Finally, in quiet
but cutting words he addressed
the young man in the chair next
to his. please see that someone
pounds on Mr.. Fragonet'S door
80 minutes before we do any
shooting. That's just in case he's
asleep"
| Then he turned to Fragonet.
eve want to take the scene WHERE
you and Lolita meet for the first
time in front of your cabin. Got
your lines
! Fragonet nodded.
Good" Dram turned to LOli-
ia who had left 10 and sauntered
( toward the cameras. "You know
what this is all about, Lolita"
Eyes, Mr.. Dram"
you've been lost for a couple
tof hours. You can't have your
hair all arranged like that-and
your jacket ought to be torn. "
Dram stood up and called for
someone named Jasper. Jasper,
tear Lolita's jacket on the arm
there, just-wait! Don't tear it
yet. Have we got another one like
! it? Did the wardrobe man bring
another one like it,"
| 81 have another one" mention
ed Lolita casually.
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Mascagni Ayers
He Hates Radio

BUDAPEST. Aug S.-(UDE-
Pietro Mascagni, famous Italian
composer. "hates" radio and will
have nothing to do with *, he
said here yesterday while en-
route to Szeged to conduct an
open-air performance Of his OPP
era, "Cavallaria Rusticana."
"Many people have tried hard
to get me to change my mind"
the composer said, "but I'm a
free man and can do what I like.
I have no intention of changing
my mind about radio--it's almost
always bad and meaningless"
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NURSING STUDENTS
ARE ON VACATION

Miss Mary Ellen Hill and Miss
Lucille Freeman, who are stu
dents n" the Capitol City School
of Nursing. Washington. d. c.,
are spending a three-weeks vaca-
ton with their parents here.
Miss Hill, daughter of Mrs. w.
G. Hill of Tracey Grove, is" o
senior. - t@ ~ }sg.
Miss Freeman is the daughter
of m. and Mrs. Wash Freeman
of Edneyyille.
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SPIDERS EXHIBITED

COLUMBUS, Ohio. (UP). Six
live black widow spiders are on
display at the Ohio State Museum
here through the courtesy of d..
Frank M. Semans, New Lexing,
ton, of the natural history depart.
ment of the Ohio State University
The spiders were found by CCC
workers near New Lexington.
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NEW INVESTMENTS July ST.
231. Home loans placed Sl4,-
$50. Total assets July 31st
S45,2S4.77. Loans for August
placement $4,000. Watch us
grow. First Federal Savings
& Loan. next to Postofflee.
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VALLEY VIEW, Brevard road.
Special Sunday chicken DIN
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Phone 563-J. Mrs. McCui-
/ Tough.
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WE TRADE cabbage plans, fruit
jarsl and tops, seeds, fertilizer
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rye, wheat, eggs, corn onions
green beans. Govan Hyder
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Special Notices

WANTED - Passengers to ST.
Petersburg, share expense, new
Lafayette sedan, leaving Fri.
or Sat. L. Johnson, 7S Cherry
ST. Asheville.
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81 WINE OF CARDUI sec, soc
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BECIN HERE TODAY

10 Darien breaks her engage
ment to Bret Paul, college athlet-
ic star, because. Bret objects to
her taking a job as hostess at
Crest Lake Inn, fashionable sum-
mer resort owned by wealthy
Douglas Marsh.
10 goes to Crest Lake. Marsh
eccentric mother dislikes her and
causes difficulties. These are in
creased when Peter Fragonet,
film actor, arrives. Fragonet pays
marked attentions to 10, asks her
to marry him as soon as he can
secure a divorce.
Bret Paul comes to Crest Lake
as life guard. Babs Montgomery,
school acquaintance who is Jeal-
Gus of 10, is also there.
Fragonet leaves and returns
when his film company under
takes to make part of a motion
picture at the resort. He begs 10
to return to Hollywood with him.
She delays her decision.
Marsh takes 10 to watch the
film company in action. $40.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
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at First NJ. E. Church-35c.
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CHAPTER XVIII


Here comes Montez," whisper
ed Marsh. Like to meet herr"
10 nodded, watching the act
ress. She was astoniShed to note
that the storied and glamOrous
Lolita Montez was hardly older
than herself. She had the fault
less skin of youth, smooth and
soft even beneath her thick make
up, and her mouth was as irreso-
lutte as a child's. 1t was only her
eyes which betrayed that Lolita
Montez was older either in eXper-
fence or years. But which of the
two it was, 10 couldn't for the
life of her discern.
AS the actress caught sight of
Marsh she smiled family and nod
ded her small dark head.
Miss Montez this is Miss
Darien."
"How do you do?" said Lolita
Montez pleasantly. Il should have
met you before. Pm ashamed of
myself, really. But" she shrugged
helplessly, II was pretty wen worn
out and l thought | should rest
before this terrible Dram got
hold of me again"
Montez was so slight. so young
Except for those disturbing eyes)
that 10 symp2thiZed with her, al
most pitied her. She had heard
that movie actresses work hard,
that, considering their ''life" on
the screen, their salaries are not
as fabulous as they seem. And
now, looking at Lolita Montez,
she understood this for the first
time. ... .....-,,- ..-.....v
"This waiting must be worst of
ALL" 10 ventured.
you're right. l could wiring
Fragonet's neck"
Marsh laughed. $50 that's what
they're waiting for"
That's what we always wait
for" said Montez shortly. "Wher
Fragonet's here, then Barley is
drunk. And when Barley is sober
Fra@onet's gone"
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43-Personal Property

LOST-Coin purse. Mrs Johh
Sumner, Camp Minnehaha. Re-
ward.
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l3-Pets
'o-Miscellaneous

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For Rent
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YOU ARE MISSING something
if you have not tried CIR 1Oc
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cream. Dairy Products Co. :
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NOTICE-If you YOU contemplate any

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'roofmg,S ETC., in Western Caro-
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
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ROOM BUNGALOW, wit

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BE A WORLD VOYAGER. Span
oceans with the marvellous new
1886 Philco. New models have
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Co,
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34-Transportation

WANTED - transportation to
Daytona Beach or Jacksonville
this weekend. Mary Lee, Oak
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VILE TRANSFER for storage
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.LOST-One male Hampshire pig.
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WANTED $4,000 hangers at
once. Miller'S Cleaners or New
WAY Laundry.
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WANTED
destinations (femaIe)

WILL PAY $1.O5 per bushel for
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1S-Furnished Rooms

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REACHING NEW HEIGHTS of
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In cabinets of exquisite charm
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26-Salesmen, Agents

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Smyrna times., 1935-12-26
40 APPLY FOR
GAME WARDENS
Every Applicant Is Requir-
ed to Undergo an Exam
inatiOn For Job
SELECTION MADE LATER

Applicants for jobs as game and
fish wardens under a ruling of the
State Game and Fish Commission
must now take an examination. In
compliance with this ruling an ex-
animation was held at Dover,
Thursday. in the Legislative Build
ing at which 40 applicants for the
positions presented themselves. The
examination was held under the di-
rection of Chief Game Warden
Clarence S. Foster. In addition to
a complete investigation of the ap-
plicant as to the date of birth, resi-
dence, single or married, height,
weight, sight and hearing, they
were also required to select any six
of the following animals, describe
them and describe their habits and
open season if any: skunk, mink,
raccoon, oppossum, gray squirrel,
muskrat, fox, rabbit and frog. They
were also required to select any six
of the following birds: starting,
meadow, lark, cardinal, quail, ring
necked pheasant, woodcock, black
duck, brant, Canada goose or swan,
and to describe them and their
habits. The same questions apply
Continued on PAGE Fsve)
Smyrna times., 1935-12-26
DEATH RECORD OF WEEK
Grover C.TaIbot, Pennsylvania Pol
itician, Formerly of Clayton

Grover Cleveland Talbot, aged
so, son of the late Henry Talbot a
farmer who resided on the Clayton
Millington road near Cayton, and
who after leaving Smyrna rose to
prominence in Pennsylvania pol
itics as a republican, becoming
speaker of the lower House of the
Pennsylvania Legislature, was kill
ed early Saturday in an automobile
collision in Drexel Hill. Two wom-
en- who were riding in Mr. Talbot's
car, Mrs. DELTA ]. Reid, Mr.. Tai
bots former secretary, and Mrs.
Fannie McGinnis, Mrs. Reid's
housekeeper, were injured The
driver of the other car, Joseph
Cavness, SO, Negro, of New Ro-
chelle, N. Y, escaped with minor
cuts. Cavness was held in $500
bail by Justice of the Peace John
McCleary, in Upper Darby. The
accident occurred at 8:45 a. M, at
Township Line road and Drexel
avenue. The accident was a great
shock to Mr.. Talbot's family and
host of friends. He was born in
Coventry township, Chester coun-
ty, on April %, 1885, and was ed
ucated in the public schools there.
Continued on Page Fourl
Smyrna times., 1935-12-26
XMAS IN TOWN
SPENT QUIETLY
Ushered In With Carol Sing
ing and Church Services
at st. Peters Church
WHITE CHRISTMAS A JOY

Christmas in Smyrna passed off
quietly with no untoward incident
to mar the day. Unlike last year
the ground was covered with snow
and the thermometer registered in
the teens. BY night it began to
snow, reaching a blizzard by early
morning and a cold wave driving
the thermometer down to A degrees
above zero. This gave the touch of
real Christmas weather and a Joy
to youth. The day was ushered in
with carol singing and the merry
rounds Of Christmas eve groups
that remained up most of the
night, some busy trimming trees
and decorating their homes and
others out for a jolly lark There
were midnight Christmas service
at st. Peters Protestant Episcopal
Church and Asbury Methodist
Episcopal Church. Immediately
following the hour of twelve, a
large group Of carollers, accompan-
led by trumpeters, went out to
sing at the homes of the sick and
shutins. All the churches, how
ever, had held elaborate Christmas
services on the Sunday previously,
an account of which is noted in an
other column Christmas day pri-
marily, was day of family re
unions, a day mostly spent in car
rying good cheer and making
everybody happy, especially the
children. The poor were not for
gotten by our local organizations.
The Kings Daughters and Benev-
olent Societies carried Christmas
cheer as best they could to many
families. Even our Fire Company
did a commendable work. They
made up baskets for a number of
families, which included seventy or
more children. They solicited early
for donations and obtained a lot of
toys, candy, nuts and oranges. Out
at the State Welfare Home there
was a Christmas tree and other
decorations and a Christmas dinner
served. The inmates were treated
to a Christmas program both over
the radio and local talent. The or
der throughout Christmas Eve and
Christmas Day was reported excel
lent, the merchants mostly report
ed a good trade. A special Christ
mas show Way Down East" in
which Rochelle Hudson and Henry
oFnda were the star, was put on
at The Strand.
Smyrna times., 1935-12-26
PARTY POLITICS
IN STATE RALLY
Republicans to Start Off on
February II; Democrats
on January Sth
FOR THE 1886 CAMPAIGN

The 1886 Republican campaign in
Delaware viii be launched at a
rally at the Hotel DUPONT, Lincoln S
birthday, Wednesday, February IL
More than 1000 party members
and friends from all parts of the
state are expected in Wilmington.
The gold ballroom and foyer of the
hotel have been reserved for the
occasion, which will be in the form
of a uncheon-meeting. United
States Senator Daniel D. Hastings
has accepted an invitation to pre-
side. National speakers expected
include John S. d. Hamilton, of
Kansas and Washington, D. c.,
counsel to the Republican National
Committee, and assistant to Henry
P. Fletcher, chairman of the Re
publican National Committee, and
Mrs. Lincoln Hoyal, of Washing
ton, D. G., head of the Woman's Di-
vision of the Republican National
Committee Others who will speak
briefly are Senator Hastings, Unit
ed States Senator John G. Town
send, Jr., of Selbyville, Congress
man J. George Stewart, Whining
ton; Governor G. Douglas Buck,
Republican National Committee
man; Mrs. Frank G. Tallman, Re
publican National Committeewo-
man; Colonel Edmund Mitchell, Re
publican State Chairman in Della
ware and Mayor Walter w. Bacon.
Plans for the affair had their in
ception at rally Of Republican
leaders last Wednesday at the Do
yer home Of Senator Hastings.
Lincoln's birthday was selected be-
cause it was felt by the committee
that Lincoln in his Gettysburg
speech when he urged government
of the people, for the people and by
the people," sounded the keynote in
the coming Republican campaign
for states rights. Members of the
committee who will meet shortly to
further the arrangements, in addi-
tion to Governor Buck and Mrs.
Tallman, include Colonel Mitchell,
Mrs. Frank Hal Davis, of Dover,
vice-chairman of the Republican
State Committee, Mrs. Robert w.
Tomlinson, and Donald r. Morton,
both of Wilmington. Democrats of
the state, meanwhile, under the
sponsorship of the New Castle
County Democratic Committee,
headed by John B. Jester, chair
man, are planning a big Jackson
Day dinner, Wednesday night, jan
uary s, in the gold ballroom of the
hotel to open their campaign.