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Y ell recuerdo de SUI hija lie
preocupo unos INSTANCES, desper
tando en- el tenor, va que no los
remordimientos.
Temblaba a la sola idea de
volver a encontrarse con aque-
lla hermosa y humilde j6ven,
que era I'm reproche viViente de
su pasado.
Pero su situaci6n no era pa
ra andarse con tales miramien-
tos Y algo habfa que arriesgar
para salir de elias.
"-iQue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
No ha de estar Marta constan-
temente en- casa de la condesa.
Puedo encontrarla alli; pero
puedo tambien no encontrarla."
Y acab6 diciendose:
ia! iValors v . averiguar
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DO buscarla, porque es mi ulti.
ma esperanto. Todo indica que
en- su casa debi6 Dcurrir algo
eXtraordinario, tai vez uno de
ESQ., dramas de familia de los
que tanto proveGho The sacado
en- mas de una OCCASION. Esta
desacarici6n repentina, su ca
samiento con aquel Luis Vaz-
quez llovido del cielo, que ape
mas Sc trataba con nadie, como
81 su vida fuese un misterio...
Su instinto de sabueso, ejer-
citado en- descubrir intrigas Y
s~ecretos, descubri6 allf la pista
de 10 que el, en- su lenguaje pin
toresco, llamaba an Ito.
Y demostr6 una vez mas SUI
astucia y su conocimiento de las
persOnas, diciendO:
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OBRAS EN- FAVOR DE LOS
SIN TRABAJO

Madrid, oct. 31.-Con ell fin
de mitigar ell sufrimiento de los
obreros sin twbajo Sc han or
denado por ell gobierno las 81
guientes obras, a propuesta del
ministro de fomunicaciOnes' sr.
Lucia:
Galeria del Pacifico, para ell
mejor abastecimiento de aqua,
a un costo de 1900, 900; galeria
de las rondas, 529,1 100 pesetas ;
galeria de la carretera de Ara
|g6n, 1858, 100; galeria del Nor
tie, 699,020; galeria de la Gale
de Toledo, 1,074,425, y galerfa
de la Carrera de San ~Jer6nimo,
1851.
Ell ministro de communicated
mes 10 es tambien de obras pu-
blicas bajo la ley de restriccio-
mes.
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PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Estaci6n de Clearwater y ca
dena Nacional: 900, baritone
Arthur Lang; 6:15, orquesta de
Stern; $50, noticias; GAS Guar
teto; 200, concerto; 7:15, or
questa de Regain; 900, Lanny
Ross y Show Boat; 10 100, Paul
Whiteman; IL 1870, orquesta de
Wilson; IL AS, 6rgano; IL 100,
violinista; IL :08, orquesta de
Weeks, y IL 80, orquesta de
Dornberger.
Estaci6n WDAE Y cadena Co
Qumbia: 900, orquesta de
Plotke; 6:15, Patti Chaplin;
6:45, orquesta Daley; 700,
Myrt y Marge; 7:15, Buddy
Clark; 7:30, Kate Smith; 8:15,
ell viejo; $50 soprano Froman;
900, Walter O'Keefe; 10: 80, ell
mundo al dea; 10 As, Jerry Coo
per; 11:15, o~rquesta de Hop
kins, y II 80, orquesta de Gar
diner.
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no sus debilidades, al menos sus
chifladurds, y Epor aquf es por
donde hay que atacarlas... La
condesita en- question tenia la
chiflddahu de la carload. iSe-
guira invirtiendo una parte de
Sus rentas en- socorrer a Jos
desgraciados? Sin duda. Y 81 es
asi, Ipor que no he de ser yo
uno de los deSgraciados a quie-
mes Socorra? No sc por que, me
parece que 81 en- mis- apuros me
dirigiese a ella, no ofreciendole
servicios que no neceSita, sino
solicitando francamente SUI ayu-
da, me atenderia... ST, este es ell
modo de sacar algo de ella, y
qriza es la 1nica a quien me a.
trevere sin eScrIpul0 de ningu-
m elase, q pedirie con cuatro
La gaceta., 1935-10-31
DEPORTES
A DIEZ ASALTOS LA
PELiEA CM3NERA-NEUSEL

New York, Octubre 31.-La
comisi6n atletica del Estado ha
resuelto que ell bout de ma :
mana por la noche entire ell gil
gante Primo Camera, ell excam
pe6n, y 81 aleman Walter Neu-
sci sea a diez asaltos, en- lugar
de Is que el italian9 habia pedi-
do.
Luis Soresi, director de Car
nera, manifesto que ell acuerdo
no habfa sido de 81 gusto, por-
que el habfa recomendado IS a.
saltos y por ningun motive me-
nos de II.
Paul Damski, director de Neu
sci, mantiene que el firm6 I'm
contrato por 10 rounds" Y que
de el4cs no pasara, aunque Sc dis
gusten Soresi y la mole huma-
ma.
La gaceta., 1935-10-31
LOS SOMBREROS CONTRA
LOS HURRICANES

Miami, Octubre BE vier-
mes por la noche jugaran en- es-
ia ciudad los Sombreros de Stet
son contra los Hurricanes, que
representa- a la Universidad
de Miami.
Los muchaohos de StetSon, Sc
gun ell coach Cowell, estan en-
las mejores condolences posibles
y esperan conquistar la victo-
ria. La probable Inca de com :
bate de Stetson es la que sigue:
Swede Phillips, re; Winston
Bridges, TT; Harry Gordon, G.;
Frank Minehart, lg; Bob Hay
nesWorth, It; Claude Miller, It;
Lynn Hardy, le; Ken Louton,
OBJ; Aubrey Smith, RI; Herb
Wotring, In; Y Tom Gannarelli,
fullback.
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-Pero no; aunque en- la vida
intima de Andrea haya algo, no
es csc ell lado flaco por donde
debo atacarla. Els de esas mu-
jeres ineorruptibles en- las que
pueden descubrirse desdichas,
pero no faltas. 81 me pongo a
averiguar, me encontrare, segu-
ramente, con que es una des-
graciada, pero no una culpable,
y habre perdido ell tempo de
una manera lastimosa. Hay que
buscar otro modo de atacarla.
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lamentaciones bien estudiadas,
que me socorra. Hay, pues, que
buscarla a TODD trance, para pre-
sentarme a ella con la humil-
dad debida. Els un medic que no
habia emipleado nunca; pero ha
llegado la OCCASION de los gran
deS recursos.
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TX

Huyendo de visitas importu-
mas de acreedores, y como ade-
mas no tenia otra eosa que ha.
GER, Enrique sali6 de paseo a.
quella tarde, obsesionado por la
idea de averiguar d6nde para
ba Andrea.
Pero era ell case que no saba
como nj por d6nde empezar sus
pesqnisas.
La gaceta., 1935-10-31
LEGO PAULINO EN- Ell LA
FAYETTE

New York, Octubre 31.-Pro
cedente de Europa arrib6 hoy
en- Ell vapor Lafayette, Pauline
Uzcudun, ell pdgil vasco que pc
leara con Jose Luis, en- la Ma :
Olson Square Garden, ell dia IL
de diciembre.
BoXeadores, periodistas Y un
representante de Mike Jacobs
acudieron a recibirle.
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La Gaceta Folletin No. 317
A PENAS
QUE REDIMEN
vi

Contento por haber encontra
do, al fin, una orientaci6n para
sus trabajos, Enrique Iguard6
ESTABLISHMENTS la preciosa is
Ia Y murmuro:
lila condesita de Andradef
tD6nde estara? SQu6 Sc habra
hecho? Desapareci6 del mundo
elegante, Sc cerr6 su palacio y
luego 10 vendieron. iCualqu;efa
La encuentra! Y no Obstante de-
La gaceta., 1935-10-31
VIII

Una sombra de inauietud,
nubl6 ell rostro del amigo de las
damas, en- ell que por un instan-
te habfan vuelto a brillar la es-
peranza Y la algeria.
-Pero ALI encontre a la her
mana ~Marta,-murmur6, como
dando la explicaci6n de su cam
bio.
La gaceta., 1935-10-31

Ell paradero de Andreita! ST no
10 encuentno, como ella es mi
ultlmo recurso, puedo conside-
rarme irremisiblemente perdi-
do; pero creo que la e~ncontrare.
Revolvere cielo y terra para a.
veriguarlo.
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CUMPLIDA UNA SENTEN-
CHA DE MUERTE EN- UN


Londres, Octubre 81. = Sc
cumplio aver la sentencia de
muerte en- la persona de Ray :
mond Bousquet, de Winnipeg,
Canada, I'm boxeador conocido
por Del Fontaine, asesino de su
La gaceta., 1935-10-31

st6 derpotando a Make RI
bloom, Sc batira aquf con Ell
gro John Henry Lewis, de A
rizona, I'm notable gladiator de
su division.
Lewis pele6 una vez con DIN
Y lie derrot6; pero Ell campe6n
asegura que en- este encuentro
la derrota caera de la parte con-
traria.
"Yo creo que pondre a dor
mir a Lewis, y espero que en- Ell
inviern0 Sc me de una oportuni-
dad con Jose Luis.
Los inteligentes opinan que
d negro ganara los primeros a.
saltos; pero que despues perde-
a vigor, como tiene por costum
bre, y sera vencido a los puntos.
La corporation Madison Squa
re Garden podra utilizar los ser
vicios del vencedor, segun un "a
cuerdo aprobado anoche. Calc1
ase que presenciaran ell comba
te un0s 10000 espectadores.
La gaceta., 1935-10-31

Los Terriers han completado
sus 'preparativos para cruzar ell
puente de Candy y jugar ALI
con los Diablos Verdes, ell sa :
bado. Dirigidos por ell coach Wi
Hard Johnson los muchachos vi
gorizaron aver su defensa.
La gaceta., 1935-10-31
TIRANDO Ell BALON
Las Panteras y Terriers Sc pre-

Ell sabado jugaran en- Plant
Field, seg1n Sc ha resuelto, las
Panteras del Institute de Plant
contra los "Plantadores" de
Plant City, la pequena y pro :
gresista ciudad.
Lamar Sara us6 aver eli sc :
gundo "once" contra ell primero
y estos no pudieron contener ell
ataque. Sonny Sterans v Roy
Saxon lucieron bien en- las prac
ticas.
La gaceta., 1935-10-31
VII

RefieXion6 largo ratio, V, al
fin, Sc dijo:
Mo hay persona, por per-
fecta que sea, que ne tenga, 81
La gaceta., 1935-10-31

La Universidad de Florida iu
CARA ell dia 7 de diciembre, en-
con la Universidad de
Carolina del Sur. Sc han fi;ado
los precios de So, $2.75, $3.50 y
Ell minimo de $3.50.
La gaceta., 1935-10-31

Ell once del Tampa College
jugara manana por la tarde, en-
Plant Field, frente a los enva-
sadores de Largo.
Paul Ferlita, ell captain, no
podra ju2ar contra los ciudada-
nos de Largo por tener lastima-
da una pierna.
La gaceta., 1935-10-31
MATRIMONIOS

WalterL. Peters, %, y Amy
Gerard, %.
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UN MEJICANO ORDENO 4
KnESTAR A UN AME1
CANO

kelona, Octubre 31.-u
S de nacionalidad mejica-
%Jose Isauro Lastra, orden6
aqui la detenci6n del americana
George Frank, a quien acusa de
haber cometido un delito de es-'
tafa@ en- Madrid.
Ell americana es dueno de
unos terrenos en- Mallorca Y for
mo una compania de urbaniza-
ci6n,. efectuando irregularida-
|des en- perjuicio de sus asocia-
dos.
La gaceta., 1935-10-31

Revelar9n sus excelentes con
'diciones en- las practicas Henry
Crlhuela y Doug Kelly. Orihue
a hizo un avance de 80 yardas.
La gaceta., 1935-10-31

: !! >! ! : !! :: :: +: +: !: !: !: !:
ra llegare ell negpo Jose
Luis, primero, y de:pues hasta
el campe6n James j. Braddock.
Jack 1eaparecera ell dia % de
noviemtte en- Ell Boston Garden
|frente al negro Desconocido
Winston, de Tampa, Florida. 81
Pm definitiva no cristaliZa ell
bout" con el negro, Sc lie esco-
gera Ell adversario entire King
Levinsky, una sombra del pasa
do; Johnny Risko, en- plena de-
clinaci6n, y Patsy Perroni.
"Yo creo que cast TODD ell nun
10 exa2era cuando Sc admite que
Jose Luis es ell mas grande bo-
xeador de peso complete de to-
das las epocas''.
Muchos hombres de mi cate
gorfa, en- ell pasado, lutheran
podido derrotarle Y 20 me inclu
70 entire ellos. Baer no .hizo ell
menor esfuerzo para vencerle.
jComo Sc puede asegurar que
Luis es un gran boxeador 81 to-
davia nadie lie ha ofrecido pc
lea?
Con respecto a Johnny Brad
dock dijo q. Ell, Sharkey, lie ha-
bfa tenido de companero de prac
ticas y que en- una OCCASION lie pu
so a dormir con los guantes
grandes.
Personals que han presencia-
DIS los ejercicios del excampe6n
dicen que su lentitud es lamen-
table y que no Sc lie puede to-
mar en- serio como un aspirante
a derrotar a Jose Luis y con :
quistar la corona.
Jack llevaba dos amos fuera
del ring cuando alguien lie in
dujo a reaparecer, ofreciendole
como recompensa bolsas de mi
les de d6lares.
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S''i'\! "''''' con las ''I>
\ Como excusa del doble cri-
Zen dijo que las ahcianas lie
ISban muy NAL. Ante ell juez
n declarado varios Vecinos
endo que ell hombre come
ell crimen por ell temSr de
que SUI tia, duena de prQpieda-
des con u valor de 100000, pc
setas lie hubiese desheredado.
FL pueblo de Benlloch, donde
Sc cometi6 ell crimen, esta indig
n3do con ell Ihombre, no creyen-
do que momentaneamente per
di6 la raz6n.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-22

HOLLYWOOD, June 22.-Holly-
wood scoffed, or was facetiouS, TO-
day over Anna Stems reported ref"
erences to "flat-chested American
screen stars"
According to dispatches from
New York, the Russian actress
said she broke her contract with
Samuel Goldwyn because she re-
fused to diet and become flat
chested like other cinema beauties.
Bette Davis laughed at the idea.
FLAT chests went out with
the bOyish figure and the 49,
day diet Of several years ago."
she said. "And thank goodness
for it."
Orry-Kelly, ace stylist for
Warner Brothers. took issue with
Miss STEM.
"A wOman's natural plump
ness IL considered an attractive
attribute for screen beauty" he
said. "The average young
woman in pictures today weighs
8 or 10 pounds more than she
did five years ago. If Miss Stem
meant to intimate screen act
resses diet TO keep their chests
flat, she has not been particu-
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F ranchot I one Denies He'sWed
To Joan Crawford
BY HARRISON CARROLL
Copyright, 1885, King Feature
Syndicate)


HOLLYWOOD, June %.
mo, 1t isn't 80, but you can
say I haven't given up hope
yet"
Thus, Franchot Tone today de-
MED the largest crop Of rumorS
that he and Joan Crawford are
man and wife.
Eastern reports had it that the
two stars, sweethearts now for q
long time, were secretly married
in January.
GIVE been working steadily
since a year ago January" ex.
planned Tone. ''Miss Crawford
has been just as busy. We
haven't slipped out Of town to
get married.
'Tf ever 1 am lucky enough
for this to happen, well let peO-
pie know about it."
Home from a location trip on
her current picture, Joan wasn't
answering telephones, but her in
Inmates are positive the marriage
rumorS are untrue.
The stars maintain seperate
homes and stats Of servants, they
point out. And there could have
been no airplane elopment to
Yuma or one of the other Western
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HOu yWOOd GigSles

she received a check made out
to McCarey, and for $2,760.
The bookie had mistaken her
81 bet for McCarey's usual 5000
wager.
But the pay-off is they sent
the bookie back his money.
Well, you don't have to believe
it, says Jack Oakie.
In the coffee shop at the Pathe
studios, G. B. Howe, general man
ager, was chatting with Sol Lesser
and the chatter fell to the current
subject Of mergers.
when are you and Eddie Small
going to merger" quipped Howe.
"And make Small and Lesser
productions, I suppose" smiled
Sol.
In q newspaper interview, Mae
West said that she thinks men
are too excitable. Nov, I sup
pose," .suppoSes Carl Hoff, that
Macs pet phrase WILL De why
don't you calm down and see
me sometimes"
Add beautiful remarks: Frank
and Agnes Darcy, film writer's,
vacationing at Arrowhead Lake
with their kiddies, were asked
what their new assignment was,
so Frank popped up and said,
We've just finished the script
Of the new Mae West opera and
now we're assigned to do the next
Shirley Temple picture, you know,
a sort Of from sex to six idea"
A waiter in Sardi's had just
inquired why the Hollywood extra
was washing the spoon in his
finger.bowl, murmurs AL Shayne.
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Anna Stems Flat Chest Charge
Is Rebuffed by Stars

Larry Observant during her stay
in Hollywood either shout diets
or chests"
Joan Blondell was incredWouS.
did Miss Stem really say
that?" she asked. "She couldn't
have been thinking about Mae
West. cOuld Ghe?"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-22
Doctor Rules
Powell O. k.

HOLLYWOOD, June 22.-It may
relieve Dick Powell fans to know
that Johns Hopkins doctors found
nothing serious the matter with
the star. i
Dick went in to learn why he
suffers so many headaches. The
report gave no cause for alarm
and the star writes he Is feeling
fine and having the time Of his
life at Annapolis.
He wants to have Admiral Sell.
ers on his next radio program
and he has met President Roose-
welt. A swell guy" the Presi-
dent, he says.
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of the University of Akron.
On his first back,Stage visit Gin
a stock company theater) he de-
cided to become an actor. rather
than a doctor. After a few odd
jobS-clerking, working in Okla
homa oil fields and with an en-
cheering group on lumber sur
veys-he cast his lot with pictures.
Gable made his first appear.
ance in what Price Glory"-aS
a soldier. He was an extra In
1.-THE Merry Widow" with John
Gilbert and Mae Murray when he
was chosen to play the comedy
lead opposite Nancy Carroll in
Chicago. After a 37!week stock
engagement in Texas he struck
out for New York where he was
Immediately successful in secur.
ing a role. This was the lead in
''Machinal," q performance that
brought him to the attention Of
the critics as an actor Of ability.
During his second Sojourn in
Hollywood Gable was approached
by an agent casting for 1.-THE
Painted Desert" and asked II he
could ride. Like a jockey" the
ambitious actor replied. When
he was given the part he hired
an instructor who taught him
how to ride.
Gable Is six feet, one inch tan
and weighs 100 pounds. He has
dark brown hair and gray eyes. =.
Spends most Of his spare time
hunting and fishing. Crazy about
dogs and says for this reason
Call Of the Wild" Is his favorite
OictlIre.
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his wife had been kidnapped while
she was on the links.
eye gods!" gasped the direc-
tor. "She had my best clubs
with herr"
Credit one of the better
laughs Of the week to Herbert
Mundin. Over in Catalina, they
were passing out life-preservers
to all members Of 1.-THE Mutiny
on the Bounty" troupe, who were
to work at sea in a small boat.
Mundin refused his.
''NOthing doing" he said.
'CDuring the war I was on y
gub-chaser and wore . life
preserver for years. When the
armistice was signed, I took it
off, walked over to the edge
and threw it over. 1t sank"
Harley Wood reports one Of
those experiences that a girl in
the movie village can expect any
time-playing q downtrodden
WO11Ldu dI VIC OPAAAVS40 ~ANSS
Don Bestor insists that Mae
West used to be the Belle Of
the town, but Frank Wallace
tolled on her!
One Of Hollywood's favorite
bookmakers still hasn't recovered
from the shock. Every so often,
Director Leo McCarey calls him
and bets 5000 across the board
The other day, McCarey'S Secre
tary, Isabel Sullivan, decided to
make a bet Of her own.
put two across the board,
she told the bookie.
The bunch was good and the
horse won. But the secretary
almost tainted the next day when
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q n d j a c K
Oakie, was born
In CadiZ, Ohio
on February l,
1901. After the
death Of his
mother he was
brought up by
his g r a n d.
parents. Educa-
ted in H ope-
dale, Ohio, he
W a S graduated
T r o m high
school at the
age Of 16 and
enrolled in pre-
medical classes
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Barton Gets Outpost

Charles Barton, director Of
wagon Wheels" and "Car &c."
will handle the direction Of ''The
Last Outpost" featuring Cary
Grant, Gertrude Michael and
Claude Rains.
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The extra calmly replied. "You
don't think I want to get egg
all over my pocket, do your"
Noble Sissle overheard this
charming little Interchange con-
corning a Hollywood star by two
Of her rivals:
well, you've got to say this
for her." one Of them said, "She
carries her years we'll
"She out to-" whispered the
other, "She drops q few every now
and then"
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For $25, certain Los Angeles
man guarantees to supply the
secret phone numbers of all the
HOLLYWOOD stars. Including
monthly revision for three
months. This week a film colony
firm asked him to produce six
numbers as a test. All six were
wrong.
Lou Naye tells Of a certain
movie director who was a golf
addict. He was informed that
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Thumb-NaiI of
Clark Gable

HOLLYWOOD, June 22.-Clark
Gable, whose next picture is Call
of the Wild" with Loretta Young
Evening star., 1935-02-19
RAYBURN "UNFAIR,"
SAYS UTILITY CHIEF
J. F. Fogarty Criticizes Represent.
ative for Talk on New Bill
and Defends Industry.

BY the Associated Press.
j. F. Fogarty, president of the North
American Co., said in statement last
night that Chairman Rayburn Of the
House Commerce Committee had
conveyed fundamental wrong impress
sions" last night in a radio speech
about the new utility bill.
His radio talk created the impress
sion that the bill would protect small
investors in public utility security"
Fogarty said Actually, the bill would
compel liquidation or sale of billions
of dollars of securities under condi-
tions created by the bill itself which
would make such sale impossible with
out tremendous sacrifice.
by far the preponderous part of
the public utility industry is sound
and constructive and Mr.. Rayburn is
grossly unfair in his generalized charge
OF secrecy, mismanagement and fraud"
He said utility companies had Of
fered to cooperate in the enactment
of sound regulatory legislation" and
added:
The bill follows long-continued
barrage of political propaganda which
has created misunderstanding and
prejudice against utilities"
Evening star., 1935-02-19
HIDDEN BARS BILL
BEFORE CONGRESS
Better Seeks Early Action
on Plan for Open Mixing
of Drinks.

An amendment to the District al
coholic beverage control act to elimi-
nate hidden bars was before Congress
today. It was introduced yesterday
by Representative Better, Democrat,
of New York, who said he intended to
invite Commissioner Allen to accom-
pany him on tour of the city's drink
ing places to see the alleged condi-
tionS.
Better announced he had conferred
with Chairman Norton of the house
District Committee, seeking early &C
tion on the proposed amendment. To-
day the New Yorker said he would
communicate with hotel managers and
liquor distributors to obtain their ad-
vice on legislation needed to strength
en- the liquor law.
Better Probing Conditions.
He is having an investigation made
to find where the most fragrant viola
tions of the law exist and where the
most insanitary conditions are. Better
intends to lay these facts before the
Commissioners and the House District
Committee.
Several days ago Representative
Dirksen, Republican, of Illinois intro
duced q bill for abolition of the closed
bar, basing his objection principally
on the contention patrons were being
cheated and had right to see what
was being put into their drinks.
Representative Better expressed the
hope he could persuade Commissioner
Allen to withdraw his decision to fight
to retain the closed bar, saying he
understood that both the other Com
missionerS are in favor of the open
bar. At the same time, Representa-
tive Better emphasized he is opposed to
a return of the old saloon bar. His
bill does not permit drinking at the
bar.
Would Lift I PM. Ban.
It provides, however, that a patron
be allowed to see the bartender mix
his drinks. He explained that beer
glasses are often refilled without being
washed and that olives and cherries
are used over and over again in cock
tails.
The Better bill provides also that on
sale license holders be allowed to serve
liquors and wines for consumption on
the premises after l pm. on Sunday.
Another Better amendment would
prevent any one from bringing into
the District more than II quarts Of
liquor at a time without preparing
the District tax. He said his atten-
ton had been called to an importa-
ton of 1,4O0 cases of liquor without
payment of the tax.
He also proposed that monthly bar
menus be furnished, showing each kind
of beverage offered for sale, with the
ingredients of mixed drinks stated on
the menu.
Evening star., 1935-02-19
APPEAL COURT UPHOLDS
ESTELLE TAYLOR AWARD
$4,000 Automobile Damages
Against Motion Picture Ex-
ecutive Sustained.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, February 19.-The
District Court of Appeals yesterday
affirmed a $4,000 judgment awarded
Estelle Taylor, screen actress and for
mer wife of Jack Dempsey, for in
juries suffered IN an automobile acci-
dent last Christmas eve.
The judgment was obtained against
Frank Joyce, motion picture busi-
ness representative. and his chauffeur,
Noel L. Scott. Miss Taylor alleged
Scott was intoxicated when the auto
mobile he was driving collided with a
parked automobile and a palm tree.
She claimed she was forced to reject
several profitable motion picture con-
tracts because of her injuries.
Evening star., 1935-02-19
New Schools Planned,

WESTMINSTER, Md, February 10
P.-Three official groups, meeting
here yesterday to discuss rebuilding
the Mount Airy High School, destroyed
by blaze believed incendiary, laid
plans for constructing a $4,000 high
school here and a 100000 unit at New
Windsor.