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Evening star., 1935-09-18
BOARD STUDIES CASE
AGAINST POLICEMAN
Charge of Discourtesy Against
Pvt. Grimes Taken Under
Consideration.

After a hearing yesterday, the Police
Trial Board took under consideration
charges of diScourtesy filed by Walter
r. Tuckerman. well-known real estate
dealer, against Pvt. Everett Grimes,
No. II precinct.
Tuckerman charged that on August
4, after his arrest for speeding and
passing a stop sign. Grimes used
abusive language to him. His daugh-
ter Ruth, young socialite. corrobo-
rated his statement that the officer
said he had no business having an
automobile operators permit.
Tuckerman also testified that when
he did not Immediately get out OF
his car after arriving at the precinct,
Grimes threatened him and said: Get
out, or I'll take you out by the seat
Of your pants"
Tuckerman pleaded guilty to both
charges in Police Court. police said,
and paid fines amounting to SIS.
Grimes denied he had been dis
courteous. and when it was suggested
by his precinct lieutenant that he
apologize, said he would not do SO
because there was no reason for it.
Evening star., 1935-09-18
Postmasters to Hear Farley.

Postmaster General Farley said yes
terday he would address the National
Association Of PostmaSters in Chicago
next Tuesday.
Evening star., 1935-09-18

d AOUL and Eve Reyes send post
~ card to this department, saying:
"Tickled to death to get back to
Washington" They come to the Earle
on Friday with Xavier Cugat's Band.
Shcreham Terrace habitues are ex-
pected to turn out with brass bands Of
their own to greet perhaps the most
popular of the towns night club en-
tertainerS.
FURTHER inside stuff on Casa Iona.
Glen Gray gets the billing, but Mel
Jansenn is the leader. Gray plays
saXophone. The trick is that the
band is a corporation and Glen Gray
is president. Every member is a
stockholder.
STARTING Friday Loew's Fox cele-
~ brates the anniversary of its bril-
liant opening eight years ago. when
the doors were thrown open for the
first time to admit a specially invited
audience headed by President and
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge.
In addition to Casa Iona the stage
bill also will have Bob Murphy, vaude-
vile comedian. There will be lot of
music coming from the screen, too,
what with Ted Lewis, his band, and
his rs everybody happy?" featured
in the film, Here Comes the Band.
TYRONE POWER. Jr, son OF the
noted Shakespearean actor. will
have a role in Katharine CornelPs
Romeo and Juliet" this season.
Power made his debut with his father,
going to Hollywood and appearing in
several films after the latter died and
returning to the stage last Fall with
Eugene Leontovich in a revival of
Edward Sheldon's Romance"
THE demand for talent is on the up
and up this season in Hollywood
according to Hal Wallis, associate ex-
ecutive under Jack Warner at the War
ner Bros First National Studios. Wal
lis cites Captain Blood, which now is
in work. and Charge of the Light
Brigade" due to start soon. as two
Aims which will absorb more than
the usual amount Of acting talent.
Each has from 40 TO co speaking parts
that require capable feature players
10 support the stars.
"EATS" WALLER, radios harmful
little armful." brings his band
10 the stage OF the Howard next Fri
day TO headline a dig revue. Fats
has new musical program arranged
for the show. but he'll do any and all
requests in the Waller style There S
a midnight show Saturday night.
Evening star., 1935-09-18
Convicted in Assault Case.

ST. LOUIS. September Is P.-
James johnson, colored laborer. was
convicted on a charge of criminally
assaulting a white woman by Circuit
Court jury yesterday. which fixed his
penalty as death by hanging. Mrs.
James Kets testified johnson attacked
her after beating her husband.
Evening star., 1935-09-18


astounded to discover that at least
three powers behind picture presenta-
ton here were secretly en- rapport
with the occult spirits all these years.
And nothing ever said about 1t in the
handouts.
No mention was made of their al
lance with the Fates and the Destinies.
in fact, until trailers began to appear
in every complete show at their down.
town houses. The reels explained that
for a mere bagatelle one could retire
to the lobby, punch a machine and
pull out all answers to ones personal
woes and hopes. Ostensibly the house
collected a percentage for every punch.
1t sounded extremely convenient, but
more than few fans began to wonder
when these hitherto dignified emporia
OF cinematic art would begin to i'm
port the rest of the trimmings-the
two-headed calves, the barkers and
pitchmen.
At first it was presumed this fad
would last only a week or so. Show
men have tried before to sell adver-
tising reels to people who had paid
for entertainment. 1t never worked.
The wiser metropolitan circuits aban-
doned the practice years ago. In this
instance, however. the game has gone
on unabated for many weeks. AS late
as last Friday it was still in full swing
in three houses. And there have been
complaints long before this one. A
Jokes a joke, but-a word to the wise
Is also worth two in the bush.
"EAST LYNNE" begins another week
tonight in the Willard Players
cabaret theater in the National Press
Building.
The Studio of the Theater Arts. d.
rected by Constance Connor Brown.
will offer three full-length plays this
season in connection with the courses
in acting and stage-craft given at the
school Frank WeStbrook will again
act as Miss Browns assistant. Both
instructors have had wide stage eX-
perience in the past. The school will
open for registration on october l.
HARDIE MEAKIN Will add the sixth
issue of March of Time" to his
program at R-K-O Keith'S on Friday.
The peel will be carried through the
fourth week Of Top Hat" starring
Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.
Glen Gray and his Casa Iona Or
crestra. coming TO Loew's Fox stage
this Friday. claim a record for invi-
tations to play at Princeton dances.
They've performed at six class and
college proms at Old Nassau.
Evening star., 1935-09-18
MARRIAGE JUDGE QUITS

TIJUANA, Mexico, September l8
P).-Civil Judge Alexandra Batani,
who has officiated at the marriage Of
thousands of American couples, many
of them from the Hollywood film
colony, here in the last three years,
has announced that he has resigned
and is moving to Acapulco, Mexico, to
manage large estate.
He will be succeeded by Diego
Morales of Mexico City, who was ap-
pointed by President Lazaro Cardenas.
Evening star., 1935-09-18
NEED OF REBUILDING
EXPORT TRADE SEEN
BY the Associated Press.

by INC hSSOClhLcu Icoos
CLEVELAND, September 18.-James
D. Mooney, president of the American
Manufacturers Export Association,
asserted last night the foreign trade
of this Nation must be rebuilt to pro-
vide for the marketing of commodity
surpluSes abroad.
Mooney, who Is vice president in
charge of overseas operations of the
General Motors Corp, addressed the
National Machine Tool Builders As
sociation, in convention here.
II hardly need say that We shall not
have sound solution of our Ameri-
can internal economy until We solve
our farm problem on a rational basis.
and our farmers will not be soundly
prosperous again until we help them
regain their lost foreign markets." he
said.
Evening star., 1935-09-18
Querying Certain Occult
Ideas in Local Theaters
Machines Solving All Problems for Mod.
crate Fee Were Funny
Only Once.
BY ROBERT b. PHILLIPS, JR.

thar
all fes problems through
arolograph? When will the hitherto
~ in them
hearken to suggestions darkened
the subject around town
Evening star., 1935-09-18
BAND CONCERT.

BY the United States Navy Band
at the band stand. Navy Yard. at
7:30 pm, Lieut. Charles Benter. lead
er: Alex Morris, assistant leader.
March, "Ringling's Golden Jubilee"
Post
Overture, "Rienzi," "-----W Wagner
Solo for cornet, "A Soldiers Dream"
Rodgers
Oscar Short
Descriptive fantasy, The Smithy,"
Afford
Suite, 'L'Arlesienne. No. - Bizet
a. Andante soSenuto.
b. IntermeZzo.
c. Menuet.
d. Farandole
Valses, Jolly Fellows" Vollstedt
Excerpts from The Prince of Pil-
sen" -Luders
Fantasy on Student Songs douglas
Rhapsodie, "Ole' Virginia" Wood
The Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1935-09-18
Lioness Attacks "Quints."

Jane, an African lioness at Bellevue
Zoo, in Belfast, Northern Ireland. who
recently gave births to QuintupletS, has
killed three of the cubs. When the
keeper returned with a drink Of eggs
and milk for the mother ne found her
attacking the new arrivals. Jane was
beaten off, but only two Of the "quints'
survived.
Evening star., 1935-09-18
Famous Chef Wed As Years.

NEW YORK. September 18 CP.-
Apparently supporting a truism that
good cooking and marital happiness go
together, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Tschirky
will celebrate their forty-eighth we'd
ding anniversary today at their farm
near New Platz. N. Y.
He is oscar of the Waldorf" famed
chef,
Evening star., 1935-09-18
TWO CAPITAL WOMEN
GIRL SCOUT DELEGATES
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Kramer to
Attend National Convention
in San Francisco.

Two Washington women, Mrs. Ger
ritt S. Miller, 28l0 Adams Mill road.
and Mrs. H. c. Kramer. 3033 Ellicott
street, have been selected to represent
the local Girl Scouts Council at the
national convention in San Francisco
October 2, and 4.
At the conclave, Mrs. Herbert Hoo
yer, honorary vice president and a
California delegate, will head the Re-
ception Committee receiving the dele
gates. Mrs. Hoover is slated for
election as president of the Girl
Scouts, according to word received
from national headquarters in New
York.
The Washington times., 1935-04-25

this most fascinating of cities,
all would be we'll with me. So
I became engaged to the ABC
young man.
Now I find myself bored with
this gentleman. He seems to
me like someone who had read
the encyclopaedia up to G for
instance, and was handing out
information to anyone who
would listen. I have taken him
out few times, and he has
sprayed the company with his
wisdom.
At first they suffered in
silence, but now he can empty
a room almost as quickly as a
fire. When told him I wanted
to break my engagement, he
couldn't believe it. Why would
any sane girl give up such a
paragon? I told him I just
had rotten taste. He's still
phoning. MARIANNE.
It's well that you have dis.
covered the gifts of your walk
ing encyclopedia before you
say the fatal IT wills" Moth
ing is more maddening than
this type of young man, who
imagines the world is waiting
breathlesSly for his words of
wisdom. Congratulations on
having made the discovery in
time.
The Washington times., 1935-04-25
Times Dali y Pattern
PATTERN 2242

Before you know it the real
hot weather will be here-dayS
when the all important consider
alton will be Comfort" The
forward thinking girl will choose
the breezy comfort of the loose
hanging cape sleeves that flare
so smartly from q smooth Shout
der. It's hard to believe that
interesting looking front panel
is all one piece. 1t will take lit
tie time, and less money to run
up several from the one pattern.
You can use shantung or any
pastel sports silk for q real
sports frock, then pick one OF
those new bright flowered crepeS
or sheers for your. afternoon IA
vorite!
Pattern 2242 is available in
sizes IA, 16, IS, 20, 80, "a, SO,
SO, 40, AZ and A. Size 16 takes
3A yards 39-inch fabric. Illus
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Structions included.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS QSc)
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SURE TO STATE SIZE.
GET THE ANNE ADAMS
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Make for yourself the clothes
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The Washington times., 1935-04-25
The Rhynning
Optinnist
BY ALINE MICHAELIS
Your Riddle

Your Riddle
Whenever 1 can come to you
And all my cares confess,
1 go away with more of peace,
With more of happiness.
You are so very small and frail,
I do not understand
Why troubles wane and dis
appear
Just when you touch my hand.
Just when your eyes look into
mine
Your courage flows along
Through all my veins; it tunes
my life
To your life's Drawer song.
With your life's surer trust I go
Your truer vision mine,
When 1 can see upon your lips
Faiths smile of valor shine.
You are as little and as frail
AS some brief, Wind-tossed
flower;
I cannot guess why you are
thus
Brimmed up with peace and
power!
The Washington times., 1935-04-25

So she sees to it that her face is
kept alluring and lovely every
minute Of her waking hours.
AS the days grow warmer and
we become more active, q COM
pact becomes q necessity. And If
you are one of those women who
carry just about everything in
your handbag you will appre'
ciate having a compact with .
lipStick attached. And what Is
still more of q novelty, a COM
pact with an interchangeable
day and evening lipStick!
BY an amazingly simple de-
vice, you can release the day
lipstick from its holder and
slip the evening one in its
place. This handy triple com.
pact comes in two models-one
for compact powder and one
for loose powder.
You have a choice Of several
shades Of rouge for cheek and
lips, SO see that you get those
that flatter your natural skin
tone.
But do please remember that
this dainty device is merely for
haSty refurbiShingS. The only
really satisfactory way of max.
ing-up thoroughly is to cleanse
the face firSt-then you expert
ence that clean, keen feeling Of
early morning!
If you want to know where
you can procure any article
mentioned In this column,
phone The Washington Times,
District 1900, Extension 2SS, BE-
tween 8 q. m. and 5 p. M, daily
and up to / p. m. ON Saturdays.
Please do not write unless yea
live outside of the city, in which
case enclose q stamped, self.
addressed envelope.
The Washington times., 1935-04-25
Set Example

Don't even be interrogatiVe IN
your attitude when you give
baby a new dish for dinner.
Don't even ask yourself, will
he like it?" Proceed on the
blithe assumption that he can't
do anything else.
In teaching a baby to try new
foods with confidence and to eat
them with gusto, there may be,
on the mothers part, business
of smacking the lips. Often the
baby will initiate her. If, with
her own spoon, she takes a bit
of the spinach and eats it
smilingly he will follow suit, nine
times out of ten.
Smile at him, praise his ap-
petite and adaptability. So the
habit Of feeding without a fuss
is firmly formed.
Copyright, 1885. by King Features
Syndicate. Inc.)
DR.. Allan Roy Datoe's oDn
column on Babies" will be con-
tinued tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1935-04-25
The Modern Way

All ould be thoroughly
cooked; the modern way OF
cooking vegetables for babies is
to use as little water as possible.
so that the valuable salts and
minerals may be saved. Each
vegetable-peaS, carrots, spin
ach, or whatever the doctor adj
yises -should be seasoned sim
ply but appetizingly and should
be strained but not made too
fine, as little roughage aids IN
elimination.
Serve each new food in a
pretty little dish, and feed 1t
to the baby a bit at a time at
the beginning of the meal, when
he is hungriest. For babies, also'
the old saying runs true, Hun
ger is a good sauce"
If the baby is allowed several
vegetables and pulped fruits,
vary his menus. In the gum
tuplets' nursery the same Vege-
table or the same fruit is never
served two days in succession.
Now we come to the psyche
logical technique of habit-traln-
ing in new foods.
Bv her expression, her smile,
her words. her pantomime, the
mother should convey to her
little one the idea that his
spinach is just the incest thing
he ever tasted!
Long before a baby can talk
he understands the words and
gestures of those who care for
him. He is unbelievably adrolt
at reading faces.
The Washington times., 1935-04-25
Early Training

Bad food habits even in older
children of course can be cured.
To prevent them is wiser and
easier, however, and the pre-
ventive campaign should take
the positive form of the deliber-
ate incubation, during infancy,
of good habits in regard to eat
ing.
The habit of liking to eat
what is good for him-of taking
each meal as a cheerful, pleas
ant, matter-of fact perform
ance-is the basis of what may
be called table-training for the
baby. Only it is training which
begins in Mothers lap, long be-
fore he comes to the table even
in a high-chair.
How is such training given?
It is partly practical, partly
psychological.
The practical part consists in
the careful preparation and at
tractive serving of the cereal,
the vegetables, the yolk of egg
and the pulped fruits which
usually are added to a baby's
menu during the second six
months of his eXiStence-your
doctor will tell you when to give
your child his first tastes OF
these new foods
The Washington times., 1935-04-25
White or COIOrs

Best news to Washingtonians
Is that these dresses are sold by
a local store. We have one pic
tured on this page today, both
back and front views. The de-
tails don't show much, but they
are all there, and Of great i'm
portance. This dress, in a fine
silk crepe, in white and pastels,
is $685., and there are several
other styles, variously priced.
The hats worn are typical golf
hats of white felt, standard, you
might call them. made by a well
known maker of mems hats.
who has also achieved fame in
making tailored hats for women.
They are $3.50, and also come
in several styles, all head sizes,
and all good colors.
The Washington times., 1935-04-25
Correct Shoes

The golf shoes are also worthy
of note, for they are exactly
right for the foot, for good taste
on the links, and for the greens.
They are $1,000, and come in
various styles, some for spec
tator sports, too. And I forgot
to say that the dresses are really
washable, if you exercise ordi-
nary care,
The Washington times., 1935-04-25

Even if the food to which
they object finally is forced
upon them, it won't in the cir
cumstances do them much good.
Yet if they eat inadequately-
not merely for a meal or two,
but as a matter of habit-there's
likely to be a case of malnutri'
ton needing medical attention.
Everyone else in the family is
made uncomfo rtable by the
struggle. Psychologically, it has
the worst possible effect upon
the child who is the center,
since his self importance, in
stead of his stomach, receives
more nouriShment than it needs.
The Washington times., 1935-04-25
Pecan TOrte

Prepare layer cake batter &C.
cording to your favorite recipe.
Pour some of the batter into a.
buttered and Toured eight-inch
layer cake pan (using the re-
naming batter for cup cakes
or layers to be used with fill
ing). Beat two egg whites until
foamy, and one-half cup sifted
sugar, a little at time, beat
ing constantly until stiff enough
to stand in peaks. Spread me-
ringue on top of the batter.
Sprinkle with one-half cup
cup broken pecan nuts. Bake
in moderate oven, or at about
325 degrees, for about Is min
utes. Then increase heat and
bake about 80 minutes, at about
$50 degrees. Serve with whip
ped cream.
The Washington times., 1935-04-25
Lace Ensemble

No wrinkles mar the beauti-
full surface of lace. This makes
the lace ensemble good for
travellers. A charming model is
in fine black lace of the
Chantilly type. Coral velvet,
emerging in a tailored bow at
the base of the deep decolle.
tage in back, marks the waist
line.
The Washington times., 1935-04-25

And strange
to say, it is
e. b GU t the
last Of them
all to get to
us. 1t came
as the result
of popular de-
mand, and it
hasn't been
in Washing
ton very long.
AS the story
goes, t h e re
was a fam.
Gus Shirtmak-
er in N e W
Xnnk TIC mas
The Washington times., 1935-04-25
PATTERN e33

you'll find you have made an
indispensable addition to your
spring and summer wardrobe.
Pattern 933 comes to you with
detailed directions for making
the set shown: illustrations of it
and Of all stitches used and ma
terial requirements.
Send 10 cents in stamps or
coin (coin preferred for this
pattern to The Washington
Times, Needlecraft Dept, 50
Eighth Ave-, New York, N. Y.
The Washington times., 1935-04-25
It's Easier to Teach Baby
Good Habits Than to
Cure Bad Ones
Bv DR.. ALLAN ROY DAFOE

Physician to the Famous Dtonne Quntupes
AS the baby grows older the food habits that ought to
become his second nature increase in completely he is
taught the right Ones between the age of six months and
year. his mother will foresta later difficulties diet
in the of the growing child
How often the peace and harmony which should surround
family meals ruined by drawn battles with the younger
children over what they will and won't eat!
The Washington times., 1935-04-25
ScaIlOps and Noodles

Eighteen large scallops, u cup
minced green peppers, Y cup
minced celery, salt, white pep
per, l cup thin cream, 2 table
spoons grated Parmesan cheese.
Noodles. Cut scallops, in halves
and bring to boiling point in
water to cover. Butter a bak-
ing dish and lay in layer of
cooked hot noodles; add layer of
scallops. Sprinkle with celery
and pepper and seasonings. Re
peat. Pour over cream. Sprinkle
with buttered crumbs. Sprinkle
with cheese. Bake 80 minutes
in moderate over. Serves six.
The Washington times., 1935-04-25
Lovely Suit

A lovely suit shown this
week is in beige wooden with
detachable collar of gorgeous
cross fox. The belt of the skirt
is brown leather and there are
narrow leather strappings at
the wrist to match the belt.
The Washington times., 1935-04-25
Details Right

His first dresses were enor-
mously successful. He paid atten-
ton to all the fine details. the
seams, the width across the
back, the finish of such parts
as armholeS and belts. He fitted
the neckband just like a mans
so that it would "stay put" and
not pull down. He gathered the
back beneath a yoke that gave
ample fullness. Most surprising
of all, he achieved skirts that
fit perfectly, although they too
have ample width and fullneSs
for action. for most of his
things are worn by active sports
women.
The Washington times., 1935-04-25

Beauty
Triple Compact
Wins Favor
By JULIET SHELBY

BY JULIET SHELBY o..
Even though it isn't the
most admirable habit We
could form, powdering the
nose and touching up the lips
between the scenes Of our
daily life is usually accom-
panied by revival Of spirit.
Somehow, a sprinkling Of, pow.
der and a little fresh color make
a woman feel less tired and be.
draggled. And for that reason,
compacts were invented. -:
Sally EilerS makes good, use
of her compact. She is con.
WINGED that q woman who looks
pretty is usually Selfconfident>
The Washington times., 1935-04-25
He Has Six and She Has
Five Children
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX

Written Exclusively for The Washington Times
Dear Miss Fairfax:
I am widower and have five children. have met
widow who has six children and have grown very fond of
this woman and would like to ask her to marry me- only
hesitate on account of all these children
The Washington times., 1935-04-25
BEIGE Coat

An old friend is the beige
coat with fox trim to tone.
This appears season after sea-
son, despite the other trends of
the mode and so is a classic by
now.
The Washington times., 1935-04-25

IUIk. he Was
constantly besieged by requests
from women to make dresses
for them. He didn't consider
himself exactly equipped for the
business, but as they continued
to insist, he tried a few.
The Washington times., 1935-04-25
JIFFY KNIT BLOUSE

Large needles-very heavy cot
ton or wool-a little time and
the result is this jiffy-knit blouse
that will be the joy of your
heart! It's knitted all in one
piece, sleeves and all, and has
only two SeamS-the side seams.
The bands on the sleeves are
attached extra but that's really
a trifle. The large mesh-just
imagine five rows make 2 inches
makes a lovely lacy blouse.
You'll not only be proud of your
self when you get this done, but
The Washington times., 1935-04-25
Man. tailored Dresses
Are FaVOrites for
Golf
Golf
BY WILMA LAVILLE

We've had the vogue for hirtwast dresses for time
but most of them have gone far from their original nspra
the day and night.