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The Washington times., 1935-04-06
PROGRAMS AT NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIE THEATERS

George Raft and Jean Parker in Lime
house Blues: Tuesday. May Robson in
Grand old Girl; Wednesday. Helen
day. The First World War" comedy:
Friday. all-comedy night. with Our
Gang, Charlie Chase and others: satur-
day, John Wayne in 'Lawless From
tier; matinee Chapter 3. "Rustlers
PRINCESs-sunday and Monday, Joan
Crawford and Clark Gable in Chained:
Tuesday and Wednesday. Our Daily
Bread Bread With Ton. Tom E Kesns and Karen rem
Sea-" with Victor McLaglen and John
Gilbert; Thursday and Friday. Power"
with Conrad Veidt: also, The Best
Man Wins" with Edmund Lowe and
Jack Holt; Saturday, Kermit Maynard
straight Is the Way" with Franchor
Tone, May Robson and Karen Morley.
PODROME-Sunday and Monday:
TUESDAY Fras FU sDd Wednesds s Adoiphe Mem
ion in The The. Human u a.. S Sds also TTatt4
and Friday: Dick Powell and Ruby
Keller in DANES" Saturday: Claud-
cite Colbert in Imitation of Life"
CAMEO-sunday and Monday: Leslie
Howard in The Scarlet Pimpernel.
Is Young" Wednesday: Ann Harding
in Biography of a Bachelor Girl"
| Thursday and Friday: James Cagney in
Devil Dogs Of the Air" Saturday:
Transient Lady" also Buck Jones IN
THE Crimson Trail"
ARCADE-sunday and Monday: Anna
May wong in "chq Chin I'M, ChoT H., also also
P PatnfF f TSesdng ana wednssday carS
Grant and ELISA Landi in Enter
Madame" Thursday and Friday: War
way Bin.' Saturday: Lee Tracy IN
Carnival" also Richard Arlen in He'll
| dorado"
WARNER BROS. THEATERS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Monday and
| Tuesday: Joan Blondell in Travelling
saleslady. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday: Ronald Coman in Olive OF
India" cartoon. Saturday: Janet Gaynor
and and, Warner .!H, Baxter IN ION one No more
Mickey Mouse. ''See America First" reel
APOLLO-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Dick Powell in Gold Diggers Of
| 1885" cartoon. Wednesday and Thurs
in "one More Spring" sportreeL Friday:
Lyle Talbot in Murder In the Clouds. "
Leroy comedy. travelreel. Saturday:
Tim Mccoy in Revenge Rider" Wal
| lace Ford in "In Spite of Danger"
''Rustlers of Red Dog No. a." Our Gang
comedy.
AVALON-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: All-star cast in David Copper
vallee in sweet Music" Popeye. Fri
day: Edna May Oliver in Murder On a
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MRS. AGNES A. LEAKIN

Funeral services for Mrs. Agnes
A. Leakin, prominent member of
the Hyattsville chapter, Order of
the Eastern Star, we're held today
at the Leakin residence, first block
Wine Avenue, Hyattsville, fol-
lowed by burial in Mount Olivet
Cemetery, Baltimore.
Mrs. Leakin is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Hannah L. Brady,
of Hyattsville, and one son,
George C. Leakin, of Washington.
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MRS. MARY SHORTER

Mrs. Mary Morgan Shorter, OF
Benedict, Md, who died Thurs
day after a long illness, will be
buried in Bryantown, Md, today
after services in st. Mary's
Church there.
Mrs. Shorter, great-grand-
daughter of the famous Mary
land jurist, Judge Samuel How.
ard, Of st. Mary's county, is sur.
vived by son, Thomas Shorter;
a daughter, Mrs. z. M. Brady,
both Of Washington, and a sis.
ter, Mrs. Rose Morgan Payne,
Of Baltimore.
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parties tonight at 8 o'clock, ITO
Fourteenth Street N. w. Members
and friends are welcome.

W. R. Chapline, division Of
Range Research, Forest Service,
and Egbert H. Walker, Of the
Smithsonian Institution. will give
talks illustrated with motion pic
lures and slides to members Of
the Biological Society tonight at
the Cosmos Club. Government
employees are invited.
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Johnson, jr., and four sisters,
Mrs. Blanche L. Thompson, Mrs.
Geneva Plummer and Mrs.
Dorothy v. MCGOWAN, all Of
Washington, and Mrs. Jessie A.
Reitnauer. of Yonkers, N. Y.
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DIED
BROOKE. n

BROOKE. MARK-on Saturday, April a,
1875. at Walter Reed Hospital, Wash.
n ned STATE, e. xr col retired MdRR S.d BROOM
Halle Brooke slidell.
LANsBURGH. THOMAs-Age IL years.
son OF Mark and Hortense LansburEh.
from Hn sfi1 ID Ida SSon dEe ApF " 1915
Please omit flowers.
MONTGOMERY. EUGENIA-on Thurs.
day; April 4. 1885. EUGENIA MONT
GoMERY. She is survived by four sis.
ters and one brother, Mrs Blanche Gar
diner, Mrs. F. A. Denison. Mrs. T. c. Berry,
Mrs. NJ. F. Ehrman, and Charles H. A.
Montgomery.
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Co. funeral home, Fourteenth and Chaplin
Streets Northwest.
Notice of funeral services and interment
hereafter
RAUM. ELIZABETH Mon Friday. April
ELIZABETH NJ. RAUM Cnee Harronl the
beloved wife of the late George Raum
Remains resting at the W. Chambers
Company Southeast funeral home, 5l7
Eleventh st. S. E.
Funeral services will be held on Monday
morning, April g. 1885, at $50 o'clock.
east funeral home. SIT Eleventh St. S. f.
thence to St. Peters Catholic Church
where requiem mass will be offered at q
o'clock for the repose of her soul.
Relatives and friends are invited to al.
tend.
Interment will follow in Congressional
Cemetery.
REYNOLDS, ALICE J.-on Saturday morn.
ing. April 8. 1888, ALICE J. REY-
NOLDS. the beloved wife of Herbert A,
Reynolds.
:, Remains resting at the W. W Chambers
Company Southeast funeral home, 517
Eleventh Street Southeast.
Funeral services will be held on Tues
day afternoon. April g. 1885, at o'clock
from the w. W. Chambers Company South
east funeral home, SIT Eleventh Street
Southeast
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend
Interment will follow in GIenwood Gene
terry.
SEELEY. MAUD ESTELLE-Departed this
Memorial Hospital. Washington, D. c.. fol.
lowing a long illness. MAUD ESTELLE
SSE EI; Inee Johnson. late residence 81
leaves to mourn their loss her husband
Harold j. Seeley: her parents Jesse c. and
Leila Ford johnson: her brother. Jesse c.
Johnson, ir.:, her sisters. Mrs. Blanche L.
borothy V. McGoSs n'T all Of washnF MTs
D. C.: Mrs. Jessie A. Reitnauer. of Yonkers.
N. Y. and many other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at the s. H. Hines Com
n. W. Washington. B. G, Where re' funeral raj
services will be held on Monday April 3.
1885. at p: M. with Rev. Allen A. Stock.
dale officiating.
1nterment in Rock Creek Cemetery,
" GBinehamton. N. Y: Dunkirk. N. Y:
jamestown. n. Y. and Richmond. va,
papers please copy.)
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MARRIED
WOMEN HOLD
j. 8. JOBS

This column is open to Co..
eminent social netDS as tOeU as
organization and legislative
items. Consider it q Forum"
for Federal reUS and DieiDS, as
eUery effort 1Uill be made to
print contributions.
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AVALON-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: All-star cast in David Copper
vallee in Sweet Music" Popeye. Fri
day: Edna May oliver in Murder On q
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WARNER BROS. TIVoLT-sunday
and Monday: Dick Powell in Gold Dig
gers 1885, Tuesday and Wednesday:
Helen Hayes and Robert Montgomery in
| 'Vanessa." Thursday and Friday; Re-
turn engagement. David Copperfield."
Saturday: Warner GLAND in Charlie
| Chan In 1884"
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Fredi Washington. Claudetts Colbert.
Saturday: Bill Cody in ''Frontier Days"
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Local NO. 2, NFFE, ANNOUNCES
another of its series Of bingo
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REPUBLIC-April 5 to April IL: Rom
aid Colman in 'Clive OF India" with Lo-
T0tto Young.
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WARNER RROs THEATERS

AMBASSADOR Monday and
Tuesday: Joan Blondell in Travelling
Saleslady. Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday: Ronald Colman in "Clive OF
India" cartoon. Saturday: Janet Gaynor
and Warner Baxter in "One More
Spring." ''Rustlers Of Red Dog No. T.
Mickey Mouse, "See America First" reel.
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ROSATlA-Sunday and Monday: Be
hind the Evidence" with Norman Fos-
ter. Donald Cook. Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Katherine Hepburn in The Little
Minister" Thursday and Friday: Uni.
tation Of Life" with Louise BeaverA
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TIVOLI-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Dick Powell in Gold DiEgers of
1885," cartoon. Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday: Helen Hayes and Robert
Montgomery in "Vanessa." cartoon. Sat-
urday: Warner GLAND in "Charlie Chan
in Paris" Popeye. Our Gang comedy.
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COLONY-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: David Copperfield." Wednesday
and Thursday: Jean Parker in ''Sequoia,' %
Laurel and Hardy. Popeye. Friday: Aline
MacMahon and Guy KibbeS in while
the Patient Slept" comedy, cartoon.
Saturday: Lee Tracy in Carnival" Bus
ter Reatou comedy,
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BOOKER T-April to April II: Mar
Garet Sullivan in THE Good Fairy"
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LINCOLN-April 5 to April II: Ed
ward G. Robinson in THE Whole Towns
Talking"
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BROADWAY-sunday and Monday:
Myrna 10y. Cary Grant in Wings in
Thursday: "Lives of Bengal Lancer"
with Gary Cooper. Franchot Tone. Fri
day and saturday: Bob Steele in WEST
ern Justice"
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bara Stanwyck in THE Secret Bride"
with Warren William. Tuesday. Wednes-
day and Thursday: James Cagney in
Devil Dogs of the Air. with Pat
OBrien, Margaret Lindsay. Friday ana
Saturday: Rex Bell and Ruth Mix in
"Gun Fire." with Wallace Ford. Marion
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-07
Grand Recreation Bowling Notes
Team Standing

Johnnie ManzO was the only one in the Yankee Giants lineup to get on the honor roll. :. The Tanks took two from the Giants. :. .Pater- noster rolled well for the losers. Lou Martin broke in with crash when he knocked over 367 naples to help the Pirates take over the braves for two They won the first game by three pins and the third by seven, the latter being a ell total tieing the record to date :. The Braves rolled 1864 total against the Pirates 1648. -.Massi shot a nice 160 string, one pin under this years record. Larson and Roden rolled exceptionally well at anchor position :. The Red Sox took the Tigers over for two. .. The first game being tied up at 554 and also tied up after the roll- of. ..In the second try the Sox came through. In the first round these two teams had a tie game and in the rolloff the Sox also gained the victory. 5. .Lombardi, Martina and Rudy Hamel were the Sox stars. De Fronzo and Johnnie Brick were the Cats" best bets. :.
 The As took the Cubs over for two Some nice bowling was done by Bobby" Hamel and Pal mer Brick. Lou Piedemonte rolled well for the winners. |. :. The boys in general rolled good scores after the teams were changed around. ... The Giants and Cubs who are leading both were defeated two games to help tighten up the race, but are stuck in the cellar eight games out of first place..
 The leading five for this week in- clude J. Brick, 148; A. Hamel, 153; P. Brick, 154; A. Roden, 159; Massi, l6O. Total TIA. The honor roll this week include Massi, 391; P. Brick, 3s4; J. Brick, 38l: A. Hamel, 370; Larson, 368; Martin, 367; Roden, 366; R. Hamei, s52; Manzo, 351; Piedemonte, 349; Martino, 346; De Fronzo, 343 -and Lombardi, 341....
 This Weeks Schedule
 Red Sox vs Cubs alleys 1-2; Tig- CTS vs Pirates, 3-4; Giants vs Ath- letics. 5-6; Braves ys Yankees, 7-S'
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NORTHWESTERN AT PEAK FORM
 FOR HE IRISH
Several ''Breathers" For Unbeaten Teams on Top
 This Week
Rv EEORGE KTRKsEY

United Press Stan Corresp0ndentl
 New York, Nov. 7-(UP) Foot balls trazAic light at this weeks dangerous crossroads for the na- tion's Il remaining all-trirnphant teams is green for eastern and southern elevens and red for tho midwest and far west survivors.
 Only two of the seven teams left in the perfect class in the east south and southwest have tough foes in their next games. The e1- tire group-New York D., Darta mouth, Princeton, and Syracuse ia the east, North Carolina in tf19 south and Texas Christian and Southern Methodist in the south< west-may make the crossing bes fore the light flashes fred" on them.
 Syracuse, which meets Columbia at New York, and Southern Meth- odist, which battles U. c. L. A at Los Angeles, apparently will hava the most trouble getting across be- fore the light changes. The s. M. U.-U. c. L. A. game will be played Armistice Day instead of Saturday.
 Breathers
 The others appear to have soft touches and should come through. New York U. has perhaps the easi- est pushover in c. c. N. r., crushed last week by Manhattan, 65-0. Dart mouth should take William 6 Mary under wraps. Princeton is Al fa- vorite over Harvard. North Carolina ought to take V. P. I. in its stride. Texas Christian is favored to hang up its 9th straight victory over Loyola of the South in a Friday night game at New Orleans.
 The four remaining unbeaten, united teamS-Notre Dame, Minne- sota and Marquette in the midwest and California in the far west-are facing bitter battles. The fred" light may catch them all.
 .Notre Dame, bruised and battered from its titanic battle with Ohio State, must go "all out" again Sat- urday to protect its perfect record against Northwestern, which has q l peSky habit of reaching It's peak 1or the Irish.
 Hot One
 Marquette, which has been nrrs- ing along a fine record, is the un- derdog against Michigan State, which toppled Temple from the ranks of the Jnbeaten, united last week.
 Minnesota's grea team, ranked by many as the equal of Notre Dame has the battle of the year on tts hands against Iowa in 8 home coming game at Iowa City. | Perhaps the toughest assignment of all has fallen to California, ths far vests lone unbeaten, untiet entry. The Golden Bears play Washington, beaten only by Stan ford on 8 pair of field goals by Monk Moscrip.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-07
Ter.yUille Sports

Terryville, Nov. 7.-John A. Cox, son of MT. and Mrs. John K. Cox of King street has been promoted to starting end on the Sufield school junior football eleven which faced Wilbraham juniors yesterday afternoon at Wilhraham, Mass.
 Edmund Atwood, son of Harry c. Atwood of Orchard street, is a mem Der of the varsity football squad of Sufdeld school. He plays tackle and last week played 8 great game against the junior varsity team of L.oomis which the Sufi1eld team won 13-0.
 Clyde Rouleau, son of MT. and Mrs. Phillip c. Rouleau of Terry vile road, Bristol, 8 student at Suf- field, has been elected president of the black team of the Suf1eld school, it has been announced by Senior Master John ScherescheW- sky, former Harvard football star, Young Eouleau has been one of tho leaders in behavior and effort throughout the first five weeks of the competition between the orange and black outfits for supremacy in those departments of school life. He is 8 member of the junior foot ball team and last week in game between Sufield and Westminster carried kickoff 90 yards for Suf- fields only score.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-07

Terryville. Nov. 7.-The State Polish Basketball League will open its third season the first week in December, it was decided at a meet ing of officials in Hartford Tues day evening at which time it was announced the league would oper- ate with eight teams this year in- stead of ten teams as in the past two years.
 The Waterbury entry which at first announced that it was unde- cided about entering the league this year, announced they would be in the league. The other teams will be Bristol. Meriden, New Britain, Terryville, Hartford, Rockville and Thompsonville.
 Officers were elected at the meet ing as follows: President, William Rogalis, Rockville; fire vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Helen Billings, Terdy- vile; second vice-president, Frank Buka, Thompsonville; secretary, Miss Vera Pulaski, Meriden; treas urer, Frank Tichka, Hartford. Joseph Jablonowski of this town was elected a member of the board of arbitration which is composed ot two clergymen and three laymen
 The state association will sponsor a dance in New Britain in the near future.
 Mrs. Helen Billings, Miss Gene vieve Roman, Kenneth Billings and Joseph Jablonowski attended the meeting as delegates from the St. Casimir's Athletic and Social club of this town.
 Basketball Team Preparing The St. Casimir's basketball teams, both boys and girls, are holding two practice sessions each week in preparation for the open | ing of the Polish League.
 St. Casimir's girls team gives promise of being one of the strong est in years with several mem- bers of last years hig hschoel girls team having joined thes quad which has greatly increased their strength.
 The strength of the boys team is unknown, although the material gives promise of turning out to bs a strong combination. The team has lost several of the players from last years. team, but have a number oi young players who give promise ol turning into winning combina- | ton. A
 | The team will be built around Joe TruzkowSki. "Chiclz" Bukowski Fritz" Budd, sharp shooter of thu past two seasons; Valendoski ana Roman, the latter a member of las years New Britain trade school five I The local team is practicing eacf Monday and Wednesday evening" under the coaching of Joe Jablo nowski, former Terryville higl school and University of Ney l Hampshire star.
 1 All local games will be pIaye, Monday evening in the town hal the only hall available for basket ball here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-07
Lourdes Bo1Cling League

forgets all about me. A Winchel- liam Orchid to your splendid bowl ing and superb sportsmanship. How's that Rossi.
 Down the alleys goes the famous speedy ball of that great "Arguer" Chim Bianco, all around coach and athlete Chimmy say that The Great No Neck is holding his team back. The great Noneck challeng- es Chin to a special match five out of seven games for chicken dinner and the betting odds favor the man with the Missing Neck. Answer through these columns Bianco.. That's all for this week boys. Just keep after the Big Green team and the Race will boil down to req, war.
 The Lourdes Holy Name league issues sweeping challenge to St Margarets, the Blessed Sacrament St. Lucy,s, St. Thomas, Sacred Heart or any five man, or ten man church team in the city. Let's hear from some of you fellows.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-07
.DUQUESNE HIGH
 SCHOOL STAR IS POPULAR AT GU.
KarpOwich Leader of Card-
 inaIs in One of Best Seasons

Washington, Nov. 7th- Steel mills and high school basketball cham pions have long been recognized as . part of Duquesne, Pa, but with the approach of the end of the 1885 football season, the fame of one of that towns illustrious sons will give the natives there something to talk about. The person in question is Ed Karpowich, captain-elec of the Catholic University football team, here.
 Karpowich, who blazed forth last season as regular of the Flying Cardinals, was honored by every opponent on the 1884 slate as the best nneman that faced it. Such strong outfits as undefeated Western Maryland College and La Sale Col- lege, as well as Duquesne, Holy Cross, South Dakota University, Oglethorpe and Manhattan placed him on their all-opponents teams. The Duquesne youth likewise was given similar award on every all- star newspaper team in Washington, which selects players from five ma jor colleges in and around the bor- dering territory of the District of Columbia.
 The Catholic U. captain is 8 graduate of Dickinson Seminary, Williamsport, Pa, where he was a member of the national prep school championship grid eleven of 1881, holding down a tackle berth. In- cidentally, the opposite playing tackle on that crack Dickinson team was Charley Wasiek, who is captain of Andy Kerr's Colgate University outfit this fall.
 The Duquesner is big lad, tip ping the beam at 6-3 and sealing in the neighborhood of 215 pounds. He -v,sI rv,,c %n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-07
fBY RUMBA)

ND4 1SOAtAASAAt
 Capt. Joe Shea announced this morning that his team in the Squire House league would be known as the "Powerhouse Gang.
 In the recent ping-pong match between Lane and Stevens, both did their stuff while Joie "G" man Stevens having slight edge came out on top by scores of 2l-l9, 18-21, 21-20. Lane says that the next time they meet he will reverse those scores Knowing full well we arc placing our thin matched brow under the GuiIlotine, but being devoid of counsel, we will attempt to predict this week slping-pong re- suits: Slavin to beat Connell two out of three, J. Conlon to take two out of three from Grout, Dubuque to take three straight from Ray Cron- an, J. Lynch to take three straight from E. Conlon, B. Carr to take two out of three from J. Stevens. Gilmartin to take three straight from Sweeney Carey to take two out of three from Lane, Kyle to take it on the chin in three straight from J. Kelley, J. Shea to take two out of three from c. Corcoran, R. McNellis to take three straight from Tim Luddy, T. Coyle to take 1t on the chin for three straight from Ed Sheehan, M. Mccarthy to take two out of three from E. Jackson, A. AugustauSkas to take three straight from Joe Barnes, Fred Harmon to take three straight from John Honan, and J. Falvey to take it on the chin three straight from Lew Howard.
 Doc Carey's team will be known as the Construction gang, and is explained by none other than the Great Doc himself, and is sponsored and fostered by that famous Hawk star, Eddie Lane, and contains the cream of the crop, yes, and the Con- struction gang are known to be the scratch team of the league, giving the spot to each and every team during the season. A little thing like few points given away does not ruffle these big stars of Carey's. Did I hear a grumble in the ranks, Doc? Prominent among the first year men will be: Ed Sheehan, T. Coyle, J. Grout, Tim and Pete Luddy, A. Augustauskas, J. Barry, J. McNamara, R. Leonard, R. Mo- Nellis, E. Connell, c. and F. Buck ley, Art Dulac, J. Arnold, H. Stover, J. Phelan, J. Corcoran, R. Burns, B. Shea, DeMatteo, Tom Bowling, E. Meehan, R. Leonard, w. Dona- hue and E. Jackson.
 With Greg Gilmartin and Joie "G" man Stevens on the same out- fit, their opponents are going to be in for quite some entertainment. We know, for we took them on last year.
 Capt. Joe Shea has informed the writer that his best girl said not to write anything more about his Upright purple) suspenders, you're not self-conscious hope Joe.
 Whispering Greg Gilmartin and Joie "G" man Stevens have teamed up in ning-pong for the coming year and expect to cause lot of trouble for the rest of the boys down at the club rooms. Tn their