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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-03-07

FITTING NO OBJECT

An old negro recently approached
a relief worker and asked for cloth
ing. He particularly wanted a pair
Of pants.
What size do you wear" he was
asked.
"a 49,"
I'm afraid don't have your size"
sne informed him. %The smallest I
have is size So"
well, that's all right. You see.i
Miss, we amt so much for fittin' as
for hidin'."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-03-07
Once Was Enough

Two women were waiting for al
GUS, which was nearly full when I'll
came along.
Room for one inside and one on
top" said the conductor.
But surely you wouldn't separate,
mother and daughter"
Il did once" replied the conductor.
as ne rang the bell, "but never
again" Tit-Bits.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-03-07
By GRANDMOTHER CLARK

Braided rugs appeal to many rug
makers because the work is simple
and requires no tools. They, how
ever, are not as durable as the GRO
cheted rug, owing to the fact that the
braided strands are sewed together,
and for this reason we advise to sew
with strong waxed thread.
The above spin Wheel rug meas
ures 35 inches and requires about 4
pounds of cotton rag rug material.
The center section has black back
ground and the 8 section design is
white. The outer circle and inner
center are of hit-and-miss mixed
colors.
Cut strips tx inches wide. Fold
edges under and then fold again to
make strip about one-half inch
wide. Use three strips in braiding.
Start in the center and sew s rows
Of braid around, keeping work fiat.
Start next row on opposite side Of
where the previous row ended. Work
around, changing colors for 8 rows,
as illustrated. To change color sew
strips of new color desired to the
ones in use. Start again at different
place for outside rows, then sew on
the last row separately. This rug
has 20 rows.
If you are interested in making
rag rugs, send 15c to our Rug De-
partment for book No. %, which con-
tains rs rugs in braiding and crochet.
Instructions are given with each rug,
also directions for braiding and GRO
cheting rugs and how to prepare your
rags into strips to get the best results.
ADDRESS-HOME CRAFT co..
DEPT G, Nineteenth and st. Louis
avenue, st. Louis, Mo.
Inclose a stamped addressed en-
velope for reply when writing for any
information.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-03-07
System

His Wife-What if do take lit
tie money out of your pockets while
you're asleep? It's the only way 1,
can get any out Of you.
The Efficiency Expert-Im not
complaining. I'm only asking YOU
to ring up the amounts on this cash
register so can make the proper
charges"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-03-07
Deathless

Banker-This is the tenth time
you have had this note renewed, Mr..
Van Meters.
Poet-Yes, sir; fear that note is
the only immortal thing shall ever
write.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
NIkIC With CAPT. AL WILLIAMS
OF Service
I @ Howard Junior Await

the while. In fact the good old ship
spun until it cracked up right in the
middle of the field!
An officer of rank came daShing
out to the wrecked plane and
wanted to know what the big idea
was. Neither the Army pilot nor
the inspector was injured they
just stood there looking at the ruins.
The ranking Army officer proceeded
to give vent to his wrath at such a
foolish performance spinning
plane until it smashed into the
ground
The pilot attempted to explain his
luckleSS performance ht tried
and tried, but couldn't get the plane
out of the spin, etc. Impatiently
brushing aside these explanations,
the senior officer turned to the De-
partment of Commerce inspector
and said And what we're you
doing all the time this was happen
ing?"
The department inspector looked
up at him for a moment and then
quietly and speculatively, said: you
know, after ALL that's fair ques-
toni
QUESTION-What are the essen
tial parts Of free balloon?
The envelope, the netting. the load
ring, the car or basket, the guide
rope, anchor, anchor rope and bal
last.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18

Under the N. A. A. plan Junior
Aviator Squadrons in the various
cities DO not have to be chapter
members nor do Junior Aviators
have TO be members of n. A. A.
But by special arrangement all
hnaliStS entered in events of any Of
fetal Scripps Howard National
Junior Aviator contest are given
membership in n. A. A by the Ma
tional Headquarters of Junior Avia-
tors.
This same plan is also offered to
every Junior Aviator city, each
squadron forms the local n, A. A.
chapter providing there isn't already
such a chapter in the city. Under
this Set-up all local contest finalistS
Will be given membership in n. A A
and all records established by them
VIII be officially recognized.
Following with the N A A pro-
visions all contests staged by Junior
AviatorS Will be conducted under
their rules and regulations. In
events such as speed. which are not
recognized BY N. A. A. special rules
and specifications will be drafted
and all records established in these
contests will be fully recognized by
the ScrippS-Howard Junior Avia-
tors. Official lStingS will be made
OF the records established by the
national headquarters.
The National Aeronautical ASso-
citation. with headquarters in Wash
ington. D. c.. and chapters in near
" 200 cities scattered throughout
the United States. is the official
governing body for all air meets and
sanctions al recorcS. Senator Will
liam Gibbs McAdoo Of California is
the present head OF the organiza-
ton.
The first Junior Aviator contest
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
500 BANKERS
TO MEET HERE
IN CONVENTION
State Association Will As
Semble at SEVERN
June Sc.

Heated debates on the national
Administration banking policy are
expected when more than 500
bankers and guests meet in the
Claypool Hotel June and for
the seth annual convention Of the
Indiana Bankers Association
Announcement Of the convention
dates was made yesterday by
MagnuS j. KreiSle Tell City, preSI-
dent of the organization
Consideration will be given to
taxation matters affecting financial
institutions. police radio develop
ment, measured service installation,
membership in the association and
similar affairs
B. D. Mitchell, president Of the
Union Bank and Trust Co. Ko-
komo, who is in line for the preSi-
dency Will assist MI Kreisle IN
preliminary arrangements for the
convention. Others aiding in pro-
gram arrangements will be William
P. Flynn. president of the Indiana
National Bank, Indianapolis, who is
treasurer of the organization, and
Don E. Warrick, indianapolis, who
is secretary.
A round table discussion of va
rious problems centering around
bank taxation will be conducted by
R. E. Brown, First Citizens Bank and
Trust Co president. GreencaStle, and
county organization problems will
be discussed by John P Goodwin.
Brookville National Bank president.
The rapid spread Of group adop-
ton Of the measured service pro-
gram will be reported by Robert H.
Myers, Muncie, who also will dis
cuSS interest rates paic on time de-
posts in relation to present money
market conditions.
A report on membership of In
diana banks in the organization Will
be made by Glen E. Buick, Fowler
State Bank cashier.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
GERTRUDE FOR HUEY.
FOR LONG FOREVER

Kingfish "Ephemeral" Will Go on
and on, Says Miss Stein.
BIZ Unjted Press
PARIS, May 18.-Gertrude Stein
came out for Huey Long today.
Roosvelts come and go, she said
IN effect, but Longs go on and up
forever.
"Huey Long will not end in moth
ing, she said. He is stimulating
he is not ephemeral and he will not
end IN nothing, because he has a
capacity for knowing what men are
doing and that will not end in
nothing, because he has a sense of
human beings and is not boring the
way Harding, President Roosevelt
and Al Smith have been boring
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18

IT'S about time for another funny
l. yarn, don't you think? Haven't
had one for quite while but
I heard a good story the other day
that is typical of aviation wit and
humor.
It seems that an Army pilot
wanted to keep up his commercial
flying license so he checked
out ship and clambered aboard
with a Department of Commerce in
Spector to take his test. This par
ticular department inspector is one
of the best known in the business
an an expert at his line.
Well, the Army pilot showed his
plane up to a proper altitude and
then Unanswered it into spin g.
a spin. you know, is a required
maneuver. The plane nosed over
into a right nice spin down,
down. on down it went, spinning all
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
Conference Is Called

81 uifcG Press
GENEVA. Nav Is. - British
French and Italian delegates are
expected 20 confer here tomorrow
in a last moment effort to prevent
a serious dispute before the League
of Nations council Monday.
Abvssinia has appealed to the
League against Italian war prepare
tions i'm East Africa. Italy has said
bluntly that it is none Of the
Leagues business.
Open intervention is impossible
because Italy has said it would toll
crate no interference. Many believe
the council viii try TO arrange some
friendly procedure that will pacify
AbvsSinia and not anger Italy. leav-
ing the substance Of the dispute for
later discussion IN the MiCawberian
hope that something viii turn up
meantime
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18

With the model completed. we
are ready to begin the adjustment
of the wing and tail unit to get the
proper balance for perfect flight.
Give it a number of short test
glides. Then test with only few
turns on the rubber motor to avoid
"crack-up'
When properly balanced. this COM
mercial model will climb rapidly for
about 30 feet and level out for a
steady flight, looping in large cir
cles.
This model in test flights by
Scripps- Howard model engineers
winder- wound, R. o. G., gave a
record performance of over one
minute in the air.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police
belong 10:
ssdsn found at 1901 Leonard-st
FLOYD Perry. 2335 n. Brooksioe- parkway.
Oldsmobile sedan found al Hunter and
Charles skirvin. 33l z. l2th-st. Bloom
ington Ind found on parking lot al 1911
Kenneth G. SmiN. 473 n Walcott-st
Buick coupe, found at Buchanan and
Charlotte sherrer. 1913 Edgemont-sv.
chrysler sedan, found in front Of 237 z.
Harry williams EdgeEood. Ind. Chew
rolet sedan, found by owner.
The Rev. William Butt. r. z. }. BOX
SGT. Ford coupe. found BY Stsse Police.
SIX wheel Chevrolet truck. Missouri
license 44-727 found on Csrson-ay, mile
south Of Hanna-ay.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18

By United Press
LOS ANGELES. May 13-Up-
Sinclairs End Poverty group
threatened today to oppose Presi-
dent Roosevelt for the 1886 Demo-
cratic presidential nomination I'M
less the President turns EPIC. :
Mr. Sinclair, founder of the
End Poverty-in- California move
ment. issued the ultimatum in a
speech before the first convention
of EPIC followers.
unless President Roosevelt in
dorses our produCtion-for-u SyS-
tenn and unemployment relief as
he promised me he would, we'll
throw the weight of EPIC political
strength in opposition to his can
didacy in 1886" Mr. Sinclair said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18

Junior aviators who have kept
pace with the instructions given in
this column last week are now ready
10 build the wing and tail unit for
the Scripps-Howard Baby Com
mercial
WING
Cut all ribs from l-32-inch baisa
according TO rib illustration. From
1-16-inch balSa cut the leading and
trailing edge spare which are II l-l6
inches long. Now, cement the ribs
in their described positions. Bend
wing tips from 1-16-inch balsa by
allowing to soak in warm water for
about 10 minutes and bending over
an ordinary heated tobacco tin as
detailed in Junior Aviator article
several weeks ago. Cut each leading
and trailing edge spar in two places
and break for dihedral and cement
IN position. The forming Of the di-
hedral and cement in position. The
forming of the dihedral angle has
been explained in each article thus
AdA 81 JuA4AGA AFAdLOAo oAACAA0 ~
familiar with the process.
From 1-l6-inch square balsa cut
the incidence block. This is placed
only under leading wing spar and
affords the plane lift.
From japanese tissue. with grain
Of paper running from wing tip to
tip. cut four pieces for top surface
of wing. One piece for each tip and
the other pieces for each half of the
wing. Following the same method
as in covering the fuselage. cement
the tissue in place. Cut two pieces,
one for each half. of the under side
of the wing and cement in place.
Spray wing with water to remove
wrinkles.
The wing unit is attached to the
fuselage by a rubber band as illus
trated.
TAIL UNIT
From lis inch square balsa cut
two pieces five inches long Tor the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
MEMEL NAILS DEATH
SENTENCES COMMITTED
Four Convicted Of Murder 10 Serve
Life Terms. President DEGREES.

HW n'ffM f'ffNs
KOVNO. Lithuania. Nav 10
President AntanaS SmetOna today
committed death sentences against
four NaziS Of Memel 10 life impriS-
onment. They were convicted of
murder in connection with a Sepa-
ratiSt plot.
The men were convicted by court
martial Of the murder Of a Nazi
whom they suspected Of betraying
plans for a plot 10 separate Mcneil
territory from Lithuanla.
President Smetona'S decision was
calculated 10 avert angry demon
STATIONS IN Germany and serious
enlightenment Of feeling by Ger
mans regarding conditions in Memel
territory.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18

leading and trailing edges of the
stabilizer and seven pieces ~
inches long for the stabilizer ribs.
Cement in position.
Now cut the rudder pieces accord
ing to diagram dimensions and ce-
ment in position. Cover both men,
bers with tissue on one side only.
Cement the rudder to the stabil-
izer and cement the stabilizer in po-
sition to the fuSelage.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
USE OF MICROFILM ON
MODELS is EXPLAINED
Substance, Seven Times Lighter
Than Tissue. Provides Surfaces.

SUBSTANCE, Seven Times Lighter
Than Tissue, Provides Surfaces.
Many Junior Aviator members
have recently inquired of The Times,
What is microfilm?
Microfilm is a covering which
has just recently been brought into
use by model builders because of
its hghtness of weight. Being APP
proximately seven times lighter
than Japanese tissue.
1t is made from nitro-cellulOse
solution poured on the surface Of a
large pan of water After the film
is formed on the water surface it is
lifted with a frame and applied TO
the wing or tail surface.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18

to be held under the new tie-up
will he the 1885 Scripps- Howard
Junior National Air Races which
will be held in Cleveland. O., one
week prior to the senior National
Air Races.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
OPEN WARP ARE
IN ABYSSINIA is
SEEN BY FALL
DUCe viii Wait Until Rainy
Season Is Over. Is
Observers Belief.
BY NORMAN r. ISAACS
inns 49, Editor

With Europe steadily tightening
Cts cord of strangulation around She
neck n Adolf Hitler. the attention
n a good part Of the world is being
drawn toward Abvssinia and Italian
somaliland 20 which Benlto Mus
sol.n. % italy is sending constant
stream of troops
Although theoretically peace nego-
tlatl0ns between MussOlInl and
TbvSsiuia's Emperor Halle SelaSsle
continue. o. now seems certain that
when the rainy season IS over, next
September. II Duce will toss over
board tho peace moves and concen-
trafe on military action
30 break can be detected IN the
movement % Italian troops 20 Fri
trca and Ethiopia. for its part. seems
% b. doing Its share If the prepare
ton. apparently with some assist
aucc from Germany
Selassie Not Frightened
War might have been avoided IN
Abyssinla had Halle Selassie dis
PLAYED the slightest effort 20 appear
aWed by the almost fantastic de-
mands Of italy.
But instead Of adopting the posi-
ton of being frightened nearly 10
death. Halle Sclassie has made
strong representations 70 the League
Of Nations and while negotiating
for peace has been developing his
military forces % meet any inva-
sion. whether from the east, or from
the south.
That there VIII be war in East
Africa now seems inevitable. Mus
soiini is thirsting for revenge for the
humiliation Of Italian troops at
Adowa by Mcnelk in 1896. Italy
has borne its humiliation for nearly
40 wears and II Duce does not pro-
pose 10 be the goat IN the current
episode
Defeat would end MuSsolini's ca.
reer and II the conflict becomes such
that a loss impcnds. no can be ex-
pcCted 20 throw his entire resources
into The fray. depending upon
France and Britain To keep the home
frontiers well guarded.
Italy Eventually the Winner
Military experts seem TO think that
italy Will win out over Abvssinla.
but only after long and tiresOme
struggle To the fact that the
Italians have swift. powerful air
planes and gas. they point out that
Britain has these very same wea-
p0us yet has had little success with
them in campaigns against tribes
men very similar to the warriors Of
Ethiopia
They stress the fact that canny
Halle SelaSsie probably Will make
the forces Of Gen. Emilio de Bono.
NIuSsolni'S No. / war lord. wage bat
tie over terrain which offers no pos
SibiHtv of gas or tanks and where
airmcn Will be baffled by hill
foliage
All IL Will develop into. it appears,
Is large scale guerrilla warfare. with
the highly trained Italians eventual
IL winning with superior man power
and equipment
I'm the meantime. BenitO MuSSO-
Ini plays his merry game of diplO-
matte chess. September. perhaps,
can't come 100 soon for him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
REVEALS GERMS ARE
SOLE CAUSE OF COLDS

Harvard Professor Finds Infection
Contracted Through Contact.
By Science Serrice
PITTSBURG. May 19-No matter
how much cold and rainy weather
a person is exposed to, he will not
catch Geld unless he is infected by
cold germ caught from another
individual. Prof. Wilson C. Smile
of the Harvard University School of
Public Health revealed in an ad-
dress here today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
Junior F'inaliStS to Get
Memberships in N. A. A.
Records of SCrippS- Howard SquadrOnS Will Be ReCog
nzed by National Aeronautca Group.
BY ED CLARKE
National Junior Associate Editor

NJ Junior Aviators!
the National Aeronauical
A a.
Re and Ohero fici
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
HERZL MEMORIAL RITE
TO BE HELD TOMORROW
Leader to Be HonOred at Joint Meet
ing of Hadassah Groups.

A Joint meeting of the Junior and
Senior Hadassah and the Indian
apolis Zionist District will be held
at 2 tomorrow at Kirshbaum Center
when memorial services in honor OF
DR.. Theodore Herzl, father of po-
litical Zionism, will be held.
The program will include an adj
dress by Rabbi Alan D. Green, Gin
cinnati; readings by Miss Eva Blue
slime and Mrs. Jacob Weiss, and
music by Cantor Myro Glass, who
will be accompanied by Miss Mir
lam Forman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
Beacon Lights Guide Filters

approximately every Is miles over
the entirel Federal Airway System.
rotating beacon lights flash on every
night Just before dark ana burn
throughout the night TO guide air
men over the airwsys. AT dawn they
turn off automatically.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
LAWRENCE OF ARABIA
CONTINUES IN COMA
Fantastic RumOTS Concerning
Famed Hero Denied at Hospital

y j." "|T'I TIT
WOOL. England. MAY lS-Fan-
taStic rumOrs. all declared 10 be
without foundation. fiOuiShed today
about Col. T. E Lawrence-Law-
rerce Of Arabia-who Is still uncon-
scious five DAYS after a motorcycle
crash in which he suffered frac-
tured skull
Some congestion was ObServed IN
Mr.. LawrenCe's right lung today and
a specialist was summoned 10 treat
him. His strength. a bulletin said
was well maintained.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
SCALE MODEL CONTEST
ARRANGED BY LEGION
Times Members Invited to Enter
Event at Stout Field.

The annual American Legion
scale model contest is to take place
next Friday evening at Stout Field,
and members of The indianapolis
Times Junior Aviator are invited
to enter models.
The models may be made Of any
kind of material and can be of any
type plane, either land or marine.
Detail in construction workmanship,
effort, neatness and accuracy will
decide the awarding of the many
prizes offered.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported TO police as stolen
belong TO:
Louise Able 800 z Vermont-st La
Sale sedan 1929 (34 Michigan. from
Sears and Roebuck parking lot
Charles Burns. 1854 s. Richlsnd-st. Nash
sedan. 1l7-s57. from Howard-st and
Russell A. Huckleberry. $50 n Lyons-av.
Buick coach, 3s-4s7, from 5000 W. 10th
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
Pensions Average S22 Monthly

Due TO typographical error in a
recent article relating TO Marion
County old age pensions. it was made
10 appear such payments average
So a month. This should have
been So.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18

full-fdged
Mai Dudley NJ Ouca Cincinnati the photog
climbed the
his fathers
Taken his father recently Ouca plane through
climbs the flight
He already knows planes
Junior model
1t handling the stick
flights Those shoulders the
above photograph those
Of chute all
member the Cincinnati Squadron.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
NORTH SIDE

NORTH SIDE
Talbot & 22nd
Al k( Double Feature
WV Jack Holt
BEST MAN WINS"
DEATH ON THE DIAMOND"
Sun. Double Feature-Chas. Ruggles
"RUGGLES OF RED GAP"
MYSTERY WOMAN"
Illinois at 34th
X Double Feature
~ Maurice Chevalier
"FOLIES BERGERE"
"UNWELCOME STRANGER"
SUNDAY
w. G. Fields-Bing Crosby
"MISSISSIPPI"
UPTOWN P H::'.i S % SS,',:;
THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL"
SWELLHEAD"
Sun. Double Feature-Dick Powell
GOLD DIGGERS OF 1895"
GRAND HOTEL MURDER"
D R E A M P c;aSS. ,' T ss,s,
MYSTERY OF EDWIN BROOD"
ROCKY RHODES"
Sun. DbIe. Feature-COnstance Bennett
AFTER OFFICE HOURS"
WHEN A MANS A MAN"
Stafford bon P ss:,: { 5 f %:''S":
"HE WAS HER MAN"
GUN FIRE"
Sun Double Feature-Joe Penner
college RHYTHM"
"SEQUOIA"
Noble & Mass.
MIL [ u Double Feature
- Alice Brady
LADIES SHOULD BEHAVE"
LAW BEYOND THE RANGE"
sun. DbIe. Feature-Katharine Hepburn
THE LITTLE MINISTER"
ITS A GIFT"
30th g. Northwestern
X Three Features
Wallace Ford
Il HATE WOMEN"
LAST ROUND UP"
"HOUSE OF MYSTERY"
SUN. Double Feature-Geo. O'Rrien
"WHEN A MANS A MAN"
LOVE IN BLOOM"
Earring D Sa"s' c a%"o"r'
"ONE MORE SPRING"
"VANESSA"
Sun. Double Feature-Anna stem
WEDDING NIGHT"
WHILE THE PATIENT SLEPT"
st. Clair & TT. Wayne
ST. CLAIR % R%S', soI T:s'% :,
SUCCESSFUL FAILURE"
MIGHT LIFE OF THE GODS"
Sun. Double Feature-ShirIey Temple
THE LITTLE COLONEL"
LIVING ON VELVET"
EAST SIDE
1920 T.. New York
TUXEDO Double Feature
Margaret sullivan
GOOD FAIRY"
CAPTAIN HURRICANE"
Sun. Double Feature-Rudy vallee
SWEET MUSIC"
DEATH FLIES EAST"
ease +. Wash St
AC OMA Double Feature
- NON'N Rudy YaIlee
SWEET MUSIC"
CAPTAIN HURRICANE"
sun. Double Feature-Chas. Ruggles
"RUGGLES OF RED GAP"
WHILE THE PATIENT SLEPT"
Dearborn at 10th
XIV III Double Feature
NJ sir Guy standing
CAR 80"
LITTLE FRIEND
Sun. Dble. Feature-Maurire Chevalier
"FOLIES BERGERE"
" "MFADDEN'S FLAT"
55O7 T.. Wash. It.
lRNIN( Double Feature
IN ~ Jackie Coogan
HOME ON THE RANGE"
WHILE THE PATIENT SLEPT"
Sun. Double Feature-Helen Hayes
"VANESSA"
RED HOT TIRES"