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Evening star., 1935-08-15

been tempted to keep the house. 1t
was David's ideal of the perfect
house-large rooms, spacious halls,
much light; he liked its rambling
structure, tall chimneys, wide porches
and great fireplace.
So busy was he that he did not
even hear a car come up and two
people, man and very attractive
girl, get out.
Patricia" the man said, as they
came up the walk, This is the place
I meant"
1T is lovely" the girl answered,
and then pointing to the large,
open veranda, exclaimed. Look,
Barry, you could sit there and see for
miles. Why, this is the most beau
tiful place In all the world"
Not until they were right beside
David, who was kneeling down mix
ing some paint, did he notice them.
Hello, there!" he heard a voice,
very CHEEKY, cry.
For a moment David was so startled
that he could hardly think Patricia
Moore, here! David was bewildered;
the last report had been that she was
in Europe and now she was here.
He had not seen her for four years,
not since they graduated from the
University Of Maryland.
David had been much in love with
Pat but they had had silly little
quarrel; he couldn't even remember
what it had been about. He had gone
to New York to study without seeing
her again. She had been so angry,
he so proud, but he had never for
gotten. although he had always pre-
tended that he did not love her
Even now, he loved her, though he
didn't want to.
Both David and Pat at first we're
so surprised that neither could speak,
and only stood, looking at each other.
Finally Barry Garland interrupted, but
very abruptly demanding of David,
rs this your house,"
Why, yes" stammered David.
"It's for sale?" Garlands tone was
most buslneSSllke and lrritated David
with its very authoritative quality.
Right" he briefly replied, and then
turned to Pat again, as If dismissing
Barry Garland entirely from the con-
versation. What in the world are
you doing here?" he inquired of her.
Looking for a house" Pat gayly
retorted, and then suddenly her voice
changed and she spoke softly, Your
house is so beautiful, David"
Somehow he had always known
from the first time he had seen the
house that Pat would like it. 1t
was such a house as they had plan
ned. But that was four years ago,
and she was here to buy a house
now, with this man Garland
I didn't know that you were ac-
Evening star., 1935-08-15
FORMATION OF new
PARTY MADE KNOWN
New York Banker Claims Ameri-
can Nationalists Caused COL
lapse of W. P. A. Strike.
BY the Associated Press.


NEWPORT, r. l.. August 15.-For-
nation of new political party whose
head and spokesman claimed it caused
the collapse Of the w. P. A. strike in
New York and the Democratic defeat
in Rhode Island was announced here
last night
Dudley Pierrepont Gilbert. banker,
of New York and Newport made the
claims for the American NATIONAL
lists, Inc, which he said was incorpo-
rated in New York State in April, 1885.
The Nationalists purposes are 1.-The
defense of the Constitution, of State
rights and old-fashioned American
ideals" he said. and members are
organized in 80 States with the sane
ton of % Governors.
Claiming the new party was friend
ly to American labor, but an enemy of
radical labor" Gilbert added: I'VE
are largely responsible for the collapse
this week of strike of the Federal
public works program in New York. "
Evening star., 1935-08-15
HEIRS SAY CONTRACTOR
RAZED WRONG HOUSE
$1,000 Damages Asked From
Builder and Officials of Tax
Securities Corporation.

BY the Associated Press.
JOLIET, Ill, August 15.-It was a
nice job the contractor did when he
tore down house, except that it was
tt wrong house, heirs of Peter Cleary
charged in a damage suit yesterday.
They asked $4,000.
The contractor, William c. Wolf,
and three officials of the Tax Securi-
ties Corp. of Peoria were named de-
PENDANTS.
Counsel for the heirs said the house
the Peoria firm claimed to own on a
tax title and wanted razed adjoined
the one owned by the Cleary family.
Beth houses were vacant.
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WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE.

Betsy running home alone from the
apartment of Raoul de Prudentio; a Latin
American attache, where she had gone IN
4 moment of desperation after she had
seen Marshall. whom she she loyed eS;o openly mi y
been confronted on her steps by man
with a revolver John Storm, young law
student who has told Betsy he loves her,
also had arrived at the house. where he
roomed John tackled the man and there
was a fierce strusgle. The invader had
demanded that Betsy give him the papers
Raoul had stolen from the embassy. The
intruder was driven away. Betsy tainted.
When she revived she found herself in the
To John she told the story of the night S
activities and why she had gone to Raoul S
apartment and how she left it. John
kissed her again and told her he believed
her story. The next morning she was
awakened by her mother, who ran into
her room with a newspaper the glaring
headlines of which told how Raoul had
been murdered last night in his apartment.
and that a woman's vanity case had been
found there. 1t was the only clue.
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T EW Dealers" have found that
their social security plans
must be elastic enough to
include many more millions

Of persons than those at present on
the unemployment rolls.
Some idea of the actual extent OF
the need-and cited reason, Incl
dentally, for all the talk about a $780,
600, ,000, 900 fund for the social security
programs indicated in statistics
compiled by the Presidents Committee
on Economic Security.
These experts found there are H.
$50, 900 families in this country hover
ing between subsistence and poverty
on yearly incomes ranging from moth
ing to $500. Experience, has shown
that most of the persons in this in
come bracket will be dependent in
their old age. 1t is for them the ad-
ministration has been planning old
age pensions.
In the bracket Immediately above
this group. the Security Committee
found 1885,, 900 families with incomes
ranging between $500 and $4,000
syearly. The planners also know that
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO Los ANGELES THIS WEEK
end; can take passengers; reasonable: !:
only 4 going in new Dodge sedan. Inquire
SOB North Carolina ave. Sc.
LOS ANGELES-ONE OR TWO. SHARE
expenses, help drive. Telephone Lincoln
e31O-W.
MAN WITH REFERENCE TO DRIVE NEW
Chrysler to st. Louis; all expenses paid.
Phone Metropolitan 74l1. To-
VACATIONING IN CANADA. NEW ENG
land. New York; pvt. party, 7-pass Buick
subscription; references. Phone Emerson
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SHORT STONY
KINGS PALACE

quainted with the
a g mt of this
house." suddenly
Barry remarked to
Pat.
I'VE were at the
Univ e ty of
M a r yland to-
gether," she re-
piled, and then
t a king Barry's
a r m, a d d e d,
Come, let's go in
side"
Very well, Pa
tricia," Barry re-
piled, and ad-
dressed D a v i d.
I'VE shall buy the
house, that Is il
my fl n C e e is
satisfied. To me
one place is as
good as another. "
1T would be-"
David thought to
himself as he
49,
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ALBINO FROG CAUGHT
Rare Croaker Is Found by Boys
in Colorado.

DENVER, August Is R.-This
mountain city, boastful Of many an
other attraction. Dragged yesterday Of
an albino frog.
The croaker, one of few known tc
science, lives in a fish pond in a Den
yer back yard White, tinged with
yellow, and with salmon pink eyes
it was found by boys in Platte River
as a mere pollywog. The colorless
embryo grew to equally colorless frog
hood.
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DAVID K IN G


DAVlD K | N 9
whistled at his
painting, for 1t not
only was a sunny
Spring morning.
but he'd soon be
finished and the
old house near Be-
thesda would have
a better chance of
selling. David had
really enjoyed fix
ing up the old
place that his un-
Gle had left him.
The only reason
that he could con-
slider selling 1t was
that he needed the
money.
David King,
architect, was a
very poor young
man, but if there
had been any ar
gument at all, no
matter how weak,
he would have
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Tigers Become Menace.

Tigers have become such a menace
near Berhampur, India, that the gov
ernment is appealing to hunters for
help and also offering a reward Of $75
for each of the beasts shot.
Evening star., 1935-08-15

ANTIQUE cherry chest Of drawers. ,s35,
other chests. S25 up. Mayfower Antique
Shop, 1913 Conn ave. NV.
ANTIQUE mahogany IHd che chests Of drawers
at lowest prices. Murray Galleries. 1924
Goth st. NV.
BATH FIXTURES, beams iintels. steel
ase fsse hsDtina foie Boilers a ppe .
lumber sash and doors. Rudd water heater.
Sc st. s.w. Phone Metropolitan 6S17.
BED ROOM SUITE. painted. complete set,
tween S and Z, Emerson 0343.
BEDS (single, double); davenport suite.
studio couch rugs radio ,.dI dining room
wheels Hazelton Bicycle & Sporting Goods
Store. 424 9th n ".
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, all SIZES
supplies, repairing, ping g-pons tables and
accessories. Conn. $40 9tn ST. NV. d. 4711.
volumes with lectures, as new; cost S1ss.
Saeriice. s37.5o. Economy Book ,sSop.
burner; used. Call Georgia 2s39.
BUILDING MATERIAL WRECKING SALE
from many Jobs Tremendous quantities at
bargain prices. Come to any Of Hechinger's
RANGED eSy say. Was you
Large quantities GOOD used lumber. re-
ing Ing to e Size tax4. & 3xs. ks Sxio' f9 aXiS M IN
all ienRthsl, sheathings. floorings. windows
doors. sash pipe, bathtubs. radiators.
plumbing and heating supplies; in excel
lent condition. s'ways at bargain prices
orders Atlantic 400
HECHINGER Co. Used Material Dept
18th & H Sts NE 9th & G Sts SW
50G5 Ga. Ave. NV 1905 Nichols Ave e.
CAMERAs-We buy. sen. trade used cam.
eras Cine kodaks and projectors Bar.
gairs daily Robbins. 500 I4th st NV
CHINA CABINET. buffet kitchen cabinet,
freless cooker, dining room table, Q chairs.
sewing machine and vacuum ice cream
freezer. Reasonable TO quick purchaser.
sos Maryland ave. ne.
CONTINUED on Next PaEe.)
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NEW ALBANY, Pa. OP).-The sur
vivors of Charles W. Davis, who died
at the age of 101 years and so days,
are two sons, four daughters, five
grandchildren, seven great-grand-
children, one great-great-g -grandchild.
Evening star., 1935-08-15

HELP-MEN.
! AUTO MECHANIC. expert; no others need
apply. Maymsns Garage. 1922 Georgia
AUTO SALESMAN. experienced only: one
who can produce; liberal compensation and
leads furnished. Ask for Mr.. Adlung. 900
N. Y. ave. NV.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. experienced.
Motors. 400 N. Y ave. NV
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN for uSed-car
opportunity to earn liberal commissions
and bonuses: See Mr.. Bond. Logan. Ford
dealers. I419 Irving st. NV.
CoLoRED MAN wanted for janitor work:
prefer man with drivers permit for Dis
trict Of. Columbia. State age, whether
employee and phone number. Address Box
accounts; permanent resident of Wash
lngton; car necessary. See Mr.. Murray
Room 409. 1919 F St NV.
HARDWARE CLERK some knowledge of
ary, to start. GOOD chance for advancement
Jacks Hardware Store. 1928 7th st. NV.
ELECTRICIAN -. Must understand D. C.
code and be a good jobbing man. Apply
PRetTSeea RstSeao ana pm. 124 Auburn ave..
HOTEL CLERK. 25 to SO. with knowledge
OF transcript system: local experience pre-
ferred and references required. Write in
MAN experienced in making drawings and
taking measurements for kitchen cabinets:
STEADY employment. Address Box SAX,
Star office.
MAN--Excellent opportunity with local or
pearance necessary. ea Salary and Tean commis- as
son. son. Apply to 4, 979 National Press
BLDG Monday.
Man MAJ .to1. e0lored able to drive car: for gro
essary. Apply 460s 14th St NV.
MAN. experienced only. for delicatessen:
references Mullen's Cafeteria. 4th and
direct selling plan that assures good IN
SGme: salary and commission. Apply
MEAT CUTTER. and salesman expert
store; one who is used to handing a
neighborhood trade; state where you have
Sgtorked and references. Address Box 27-X.
PHOTO COUPON statesmen. coupons that
sell; we add commission and bonus. In
yestigate: 923 st. NV. IL
aGHs es on at sga ntfqes S ana modern
RESTAURANT MANAGER-Must be expe-
rienced: State age and references. Address
Boy 422-X. Star office.
SALESMAN opportunity for lot
Re svne sna sGns snd
references. Address Box 3S2X. Star Office.
SHIPPING CLERK for mill work and lum-
Der yard. Give age. experience and refer
ences. Our men know of this ad. Oppor-
tunity for right man. Address Box 6-X.
Star Office.
SHOE SALESMAN; one with neighborhood
shoe store experience preferred. Address
Box Sex. Star office. Is
SOLICITOR (dry cleaningl and route man.
Apply Ulman Cleaners, 561S Conn. ave.
SoIiGITToRsTwO isT;ro men, full or geTt time
st. NV. Mr.. Poole. to 5 pm.
YOUNG MAN. white. experienced in gro-
Gerry store: must have drivers permit.
Leon's Meat Market. 1247 E st. Sc.
YOUNG MAN. white. to work part time as
bed rm. and kitchen. Address BOX 362-x.
Star office. 15'
YOUNG MAN to work in liquor store;
must be able to drive auto. Ball Park
Liquor Store. 1918 9TH st. NV.
WEATHER sTRIPPER. first-class only;
also good salesman; permanent District
Screen & Mfg. Co., Md. ave, Hyattsville,
PRESSERS.
, Expsrisneed on Hoffman machine: Ap-
ply ready for work. 1884 Pea ave. sc.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
CHAPTER IL.

"A E RS. SEYMOUR and Betsy
M looked up simultaneously. as
VI John Storm spoke. They
d Il hadn't seen him coming down
Evening star., 1935-08-15
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
PERSONAL,

The rate under heading Of Per-
sonal Is cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
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HELP--MEN,

Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page ALL.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO LESSONS for permit. easy parking
and clutch control: cars furnished. Call
"Old Reliable" Foster (whitel. Met 1909
IMMIGRATION PATROL exam. to be held
Aug. IS. PREPARE Now-HOME STUDY
Course. 81 10 and So SO. Hundreds sold al
ready. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 st. NV.
Nat 2340.
PREPARE FOR A GOOD PoSITToN-In-
tensive secretarial civil service and calcu-
latlng machine courses. Inquire Boyd
School. 1888 F st. Phone National 2340.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
Culture. Inc. estab. 1918. l340 N. Y ave-
NV. Washingtons original, largest school
AUTO INSTRUCTION-Rena white
men Any hour. Car furnished Parking
for test Permits secured. Noel. Emerson
1870
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
SALE-MISCELLANEOUs.

"Adrertisements sHdeY thts head.
TING are presumed to be from prt.
Udts individuals. unless the ddpsY-
tiSement 0tDes a firm adms or q
business address or states the pord
Dealer. Members o. the public
Uho ind dealers ndsqueYGdino IN
this column as private !NdiptduGls
are urged to report the matter to
The Star for tnrestt0GtfoH."
Evening star., 1935-08-15
HELP-MEN.
(Contjnue61
CREW MANAGER.

One of Wsshington's largest and most
progressive firms desires a real aggressive
manager for their outside sales force:
radios. refrigerators and washers; salary
and commission. Address Box 3S4-X. Star
Evening star., 1935-08-15

HOME oWNERs-IF YOU ARE BEHIND
In payments. taxes in danger OF fore
closure or would like TO sell. address Boz
BLK Star ONCE No brokers 1eS
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COLDS, 806 F ST. NV.

FORMERLY 1914 F-FINAL CLEARANCE
$1,000 Formal Organdy Frocks 95
g5 Formal Chiffon Dresses----- 6.95
S695 White Crepe Dresses 2 g5
$3.50 Suits. Swagger Models 3.g5
S595 Beautiful Cotton Dresses---- 295
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CAB DRIVERS
RETAIL SALESMAN

Get Our Proposition on New 1895 Cab
Union TaXicab Association
22O Mass Ave NV
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MAN. WOMAN. LITTLE GIRL WANT
weekend room board and transportation
to nearby beach resort. Address Box
Evening star., 1935-08-15

For outside sales force refrigerators. wash
ers and radios: salary and commission
Address Box 316-X, Star ONCE.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
nONTESTTN

CALL DOMESTIC for help. men. women,
any capacity; reliable. quick service.
Phone Decatur 2419. 1925 9th.
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FOR SALE-PERSIAN LAMB COAT. SUIT
able for fur repair work. Address Box
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PRESSERS

FnEODEhO.
Experienced on Hoffman machine. Al
ply ready for work. 1884 Pa ave. sc.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL wants Job as mothers
helper; city ref. Phone Metropolitan 6352.
AL NJ st. NV.
COLoRED WOMAN. neat, desires position
as nursemaid. Call North 7Sss.
enced and Conscientious; city reference;
stay NIGHTS. 1882 9th st. NV.
GIRL. colored, general housework and
COOKING; stay nights; references given.
Phone Emerson 71S4.
housework or maid; city. ref; stay nights.
Phone Metropolitan 530s.
GIRL. experienced light colored, part
tim time rss P6 very g0Sd cook excellent e
GIRL. white. general housework:. expert
enced with children; go home nights: city
ref. Phone Lincoln 6l19-J.
GIRL. colored. wants days work. Thursday
and Friday: reference. Phone Potomac
GIRL. colored, wants housework; will stay
nights; can give city ref. Call Columbia
0424.
GIRLS. two from North Carolina waitress.
maid or housework. so x st. ne. Phone
GIRL. colored. wants job as cook or watt
resS in private family or restaurant; excel;
lent references. Phone Lincoln 410s teal
HOUSEKEEPER- R-COMPANION know how
to cook and serve; white widow, best ref
erence. Address Box 332-X. Star ONCE.
WHITE GIRL wants general housework.
1106 X st. Sc.
WHITE LADY. respectable. middle-aged.
requests work with employed couple; no
objection to children. Phone Decatur 1924
between and 10 pm.
WIDOW. 40. refined. in Govt. service will
prepare meals for small family exchange
comfortable room and board: good cook.
Address Box 359-X. Star ONCE. 16'
WOMAN. colored, wants general house.
Phone Potomac 27S4-J.
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YOUNG MAN COLLEGE GRADUATE, EXs
perienced. responsible driver, desires en-
gagement anywhere for expenses; also
can tutor. type. camp and cook; references!
Pleas nhnne CnlIrn nhia nE2O
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BUSINESS Opportunities.

GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET: $500 70
$500 weekly cash sales: ne location
$4,000: rent. $50. Call owner, after :
p m. Atlantic 354l-W
SPACE IN FIRST CLASS DRESS SHOP
3O4-X Star nitro ISs
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MASSAGE, COLONIES. DIATHERMY.
hours 10 ANS pm. Phone Decatur
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MEN-REAI TREATMENTS: STTMULAT-
or, elec baths. mira red and sun rays.
showers: strictly private. Summer prices
Phone North 1865, 1901 o St NV l7s
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Leaves Great-Great-Grandchild.

Copyright 1881
Evening star., 1935-08-15

EMPLOYED LADY DESIRES ONE OR TWO
refined ladies to share a northwest sub
urban home; references eXchanged Ad-
dress Box 440-X. Star ofice
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

HILDS NURSE. white; $40 month, room
I'd board State age. Address Box AJAX,
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NURSE WILL CARE FOR INVALIDS OR
aged in her country home; good food. pleas
ant SURROUNDINGS, kind care. Falls Church
S09-F-23
Evening star., 1935-04-07

Brmkmeyer yanked him home, ordered him
to take his afternoon nap, and locked the
door of his room. While he was beooding on
his situation, he heard yell outdoors, and a
most edifyng sight met his eyes, - Brink
meyer with very bloody nose. and Beulah
being chased around the pool and finally
pushed into it by six-foot earl in taste
full grey suit! A few moments later, ove1 the
window ledge, climbed Teddy Flower in
Reggie's body. He had come for the note book
IN which he kept the names of more enemies
due for punch on the nose. At the head of
the list was Hazel June. costar with the
Idol of American Womanhood and chronic
spotlight grabber! Reggie was still bleating
with honor when Teddy stuck his head back
in the window for moment. II knew there
was something I wanted to tell you," he
observed. Watch out for Tommy Muphyr'
Evening star., 1935-04-07
CHAPTERS ! AND ii

w IHEN Ann Bannister, holidaying at
w Cannes, broke her engagement to
w Reggie Havershot, he was struck all
of heap, and decided that perhaps splash
of travel would help. 1t did. At Hollywood he
met Hazel June. - large-eyed and reeking of
soul. Reggie was all set, one evening. to pro-
pose. when something seemed to explode in his
wisdom tooth. Love had to be postponed for
the dentist.
l. ]. Zizzbaum and B. X. Bmwash had
neighboring Offices. In their waiting room
Reggie fell into conversation with golden
haired boy who turned out to be that idol
of American womanhood. Teddy Flower.
Teddy's disposition was sore as his tooth.
His movie contract forced him to live with
his manager. Brinkmeyer. and Brmkmeyez's
Sst1 Beulah. He was forbidden sports -
Evening star., 1935-04-07
Xzunratsd by Wallace Morgan

too dangerous; and sweets-too fattening.
But he meant to get even! He was jotting
down in notebook, he explained, the names
of all the people he was going to punch on
the nose when he got big.
At this moment the door of the waiting
room opened and Zzzbaum's secretary ap-
peared. Ann Bannister! Reggie was badly
ratified. 1--we heard" said Ann after his
greeting, '-about you and Hazel June. hear
you follow her everywhere - bleating."
After that the dentists gas was a relief.
When Reggie came out of it, though, and
glanced in the mirror, he had shock. While
he and Teddy Flower had both been uncon-
scious his soul had tottled into Teddy's body,
and Teddy had baTged into his!
It didn't take Lord Havashot long to dis
cover that child movie star had about as
much freedom a the ehan gang. Beulah
Evening star., 1935-04-07
CHAPTER III

w YHAT the little blister had meant
IA I by those parting words could
wv not imagine. nor did ! devote any
time to irving to fathom their
Evening star., 1935-04-07
FLORIDA CAMPAIGNS
TO ATTRACT MOVIES
Committee Named for Intensive
Drive to Induce Industry
to Move.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, April
6.-Following o meeting here during
the last two days between Col. Ed
ward J. 8. Donovan, representing
Gov. Dave Sholtz, and Ralph Grass
field, manager Of the Florida State
Chamber of Commerce, q committee
was named yesterday to conduct an
intensive drive in Statewide en-
deavor to bring the moving picture
industry to Florida.
Members of the committee are ex-
pected to meet at Miami Monday to
devise program of work and financing
the program, as well as complete
scientific analysis of State facilities
Incorporating local and Statewide
surveys for benefit Of the movie ex-
ecutives.
Named on the committee yesterday
are John T. Alsop, jr., mayor Of Jack
sonville; w. Keith Phillips, president
of the Miami Chamber Of Commerce,
and Frank M. Traynor, Tampa. Col.
Donovan will act as chairman and
Grassfield as secretary.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
Three Local Men
In Gallery When
1898 Var Began
Rare Press Group Photo
ShO.cs Vest, Gregg
and Matthews.

While America was celebrating the
eighteenth anniversary of its entrance
into the World War, three Washing
ton rs yesterday recalled that they
were the last survivors of the press
gallery group that reported the decla-
ration of war with Spain in 1898.
They are Henry Litchfield West,
Isaac Gregg and Jerry Mathews,
neither one now engaged in the news
paper business.
West was working for the Washing
ton Post; Gregg reported the event for
the Pittsburgh Daily News, and
Mathews was the washington corre-
spondent of the Chicago Daily News.
Mr.. West, afterward Commits
sioner of the District Of Columbia,
now writes golf news for various
magazines and newspapers. Mr.. Gregg
is in the press bureau of the Post
once Department, and Mathews Is a
practicing attorney.
Frank Hurley of The Evening Star
is the only man in Washington who
possesses an actual photograph of the
House Press Gallery the day the
Senate and House met in joint session
to declare war with Spain. He has
sent an invitation to the three erst-
while newspaper men to meet him at
lunch tomorrow so he can show them
their pictures. p