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Mrs. Andrews Chairman
OF Junior LEAGUE Exhibit

Mrs. Eliphalet Andrews, chairman
OF the Arts and Interests Committee
OF the Junior League, has named her
committees to assist Mr.. j. Duncan
MacGregor in the exhibition of his
work, which will be held in the Junior
League club room at 1918 Connecti-
cut avenue, beginning tomorrow and
continuing through the week and
Saturday.
Those assisting Mrs. Andrews and
acting rs hostess at the exhibition
VIII be Mrs. j. w. Fulbright. Miss
Janet Ball, Mrs. Lawrence Carter.
and Mrs. Montgomery Blair, jr.
Mr.. MacGregor has studied with
Mr.. w. Lester Stevens, Eugene v
Savage, N. A. and Sidney e. Dicken-
son. N. A., and has achieved a splen.
did reputation for his portraits of
dogs and ris hunting scenes. In
cluded in the Junior League EXHIBIT
will be picture of the pet cocker
spaniel of Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald
Huidekoper.
Evening star., 1935-02-24

In this administration the
cabinet hOSteSSeS divided into
groups in observing their
days at home. Each WedneS-
day since the beginning OF
January has found at least
t,Oo OF the official hoSteSSeS
receiping. The last cabinet
days this season ,UiH be OBJ
served Wednesday by Mrs.
Roper, 7OVe OF the Secretary
OF Commerce, and Miss Fran
ces Perkins, Secretary of
Labor.
Adore: Mrs. Vic DOnahey,
1Uite of the Senator from, Ohio
fcenter), in conversation 1Utth
Miss Verna Parsons and Mrs.
Parsons, daughter and ,Uite
OF Capt. Miller V. Parsons,
U. S. M. c., at one OF the cdbi-
net residences.
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North and South Compete
For Interest of Society
Season Here to End in Few Weeks-White
House Reception This Week
Completes List for Year.

! the house was mot for rent" as it
was part of the Naval Observatory.
She continued her search. undis-
couraged and was finally rewarded
by a cordial greeting and the query,
Why, how did you know it was for
rent? We only decided a few hours
ago" And to her delight, she found
that the boundary of the back yard
was the wall Of the British Embassy
garden.
The fascinating member OF the
House" and the charming doyen
of the diplomatic corps. finding the
wall so substantially built as to forbid
gate have built themselves a stile,
so that access between the small and
quaint garden of the Representative
at-large from Arizona and the formal
garden OF the British Embassy will be
easy.
The visit OF Amelia Earhart, only
woman to make a successful solo
flight across the Atlantic and across
the Pacific. the end of this week will
not only give an added interest to
social affairs but will give many
thrills to her scores of admirers in the
National Capital. The clear-headed
and intrepid young aviatrix will come
10 Washington to address the National
Geographic Society Friday evening,
and receive medal from that or
ganization for her accomplishment.
Miss Earhart. In private life Mrs.
George Palmer Putnam, will be &C
companied to Washington by Mr.. Put
nam, and the Geographic Society will
give a luncheon Saturday in her
honor and that evening Secretary of
commerce and Mrs. Daniel c.. Roper
VIII be hosts at large reception In
honor OF the greatest. Of women flyers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Putnam will take time
in that busy day to have tea with the
Newspaper Women's Club in its club
rooms, the only such headquarters
for women news writer's in Washing
ton.
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Mrs. Cummings Hostess
To Mrs. Garner March 7
Senator and Mrs. Coolidge Will Give Dinner
Mrs. Thurston Entertains in Compli-
ment to Her Niece

Mrs. John Nance Garner. wife OF
the Vice President, will be the honor
guest at luncheon. Thursday. March
z, of Mrs. Homer, S. Cummings, wife
of the Attorney General.
Senator and Mrs. Marcus A. Cool
idge will give the second of series
of dinner parties in their apartment
at the Shoreham Wednesday.
Mrs. Thurston, wife of Representa-
tive Lloyd Thurston. entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Shoreham
in compliment to her niece. Miss
Mary Henderson, of Oseola, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Dale, son
and daughter -in-law of the late Sena-
tor Porter H. Dale, have issued invi-
tations for a tea this afternoon from
5 to o'clock in their apartment in
the Broadmoor in honor of Judge
and Mrs. Charles A. Hardin of Har-
rodsburg. KY, who are their guests.
Alternating at the tea table will
be Mrs. william N. Doak, Miss Doris
Gibson. Mrs. Eugene o: Sykes. Mrs.
South Trimble, jr.; Mrs. William Jen-
nings Price and Mrs. Conrad Syme.
Others who will assist will be Mrs.
Gordon Edmonds, Mrs. Octavia Sykes
Stevenson, Mrs. A. Lane Cricher, Mrs
Joseph A. Cantrel and Mrs. L. Clark
Schilder.
Mrs. Ellis A. Yost will entertain at
a tea tomorrow afternoon in the
Dodge Hotel from to 6 o'clock to
meet Mrs. Fielding H. Yost of Ann
Arbor, Mich, and Mrs. Carl c. Lo-
men of Alaska.
Mrs. YoSt will have assisting her
Mrs. Arthur H. vandenberg, Mrs.
George w. johnson. Mrs Theodore
Christianson, Mrs. William N. Doak
Mrs. Cantacuzene Grant, Mrs. Vir-
ginia White Speel, Mrs. Thad Brown,
Mrs. John Herrick, Mrs George c.
Thorpe, Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman,
Mrs. James M. Doran. Mrs. william
Fitch Kelley, Mrsss katherine Ken
nedy Brown, Mrs. Frank w. Mon
dell, Mrs. Strickland Giilalan, Mrs.
Ansley. Mrs r. Kinsey
Carpenter Miss Bertha Nsyes, Mrs.
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Sir Ronald Lindsay Host
To Distinguished Guests
Royal Italian Ambassador Entertains at Dinner
in Honor of Speaker Of House and
Mrs Byrns

! Djalal will entertain at dinner Thurs
day evening.
The Minister OF Hungary and Nine
Pelenyi will be hosts at a dinner
Tuesday for the dean of the diplomatic
corps, his Brittanic majesty's AM
| bassador. Sir Ronald Lindsay. They
will entertain again at dinner Fridey
and Tuesday, March 5.
The Minister of the Dominican Re-
public, Senor Don Rafael Brache. will
be the guest Of honor at dinner tomor-
row evening of Sonora de Espaillat,
widow Of the late counselor of the le-
cation Of the Dominican Republic.
who will entertain in the Chinese
room Of the Hotel Mayfiower.
The charge d'affaires OF Bulgaria
and Nine. Peteroff Tchomakoff have
returned from Florida.
The counselor Of the Rumanien Le-
cation and Nine. Florescu will leave
today for Florida with her three
children.
The military attache of the Union
of Soviet Socialist Republics and Nine.
Burzin and the naval attache and
Nine. Oras were hosts at a recep-
ton last evening at O'Clock on the
occasion of the seventeenth ami
versary Of the Red Army. Among the
guests were the Secretary of War and
Mrs. Dern, the Assistant Secretary
of War and Mrs. Woodring. the chief
of naval operations and Mrs. Stand
ley, the assistant chief of naval
operations and Mrs. TauSsig, Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. Craft. Maj. Gen and Mrs.
March, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Wood
ward. Rear Admiral and Mrs. De-
frees, Maj. Gen. Russell, Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. Andrews, Col.
and Mrs. Burnett, Capt. and Mrs.
Puleston, Capt. and Mrs, Brown, Capt.
and Mrs Marquart. Capt. and Mrs.
Friedell. Col. and Mrs. Donotoe. Lieut..
Col. and Mrs. pondero, Comdr. Kirk
man, Maj. and Mrs. Moriarty. Capt.
and Mrs Graves. Capt. and Mrs.
Brown, Capt. and Mrs Lindsey, Lieut..
Hero, Lieut.. Gale, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Linka Mr.. Robert F. Kelley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Packer. DR.. and Mrs. r.
Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Schneider,
Mrs. A. j. Hanlon, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Horton. Mr. and Mrs. Townsend. Mr..
and Mrs: r. L. Earle and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. PAWN.
The Ambassador of the Union of
Soviet Socialist Republics and Nine. d.
Troyanovsky, the Counselor and Mrs.
Skvirsky, the first secretary and Mrs.
Neymann. the second secretary and
Mrs. Goldman and the other MEN,
bers Of the embassy staff we're present.
Evening star., 1935-02-24
Virginia Lord Heard
Will Become Bride
OF Edwin MacKethan
ENGAGEMENT of Marion
Sampson to John Ellis Is
Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Willis Heard
Of Savannah, Ga, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter Virginia
Lord to Mr.. Edwin Robeson Mac
Kethan. jr.. of Washington. Miss
Heard attended the Pape School in
Savannah and was later graduated
from Vassar College Since her gradu-
alton she has lived in New York and
Savannah. She is a member of the
Savannah Junior League.
Mr.. MacKethan is the elder son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Robson Mac
Kethan of Fayetteville, N. c. He was
graduated from the University Of
North Carolina and following subse-
quent study in the law school was
admitted to the bar. He is q member
of the Chi Phi Fraternity. Mr.. Mac
Kethan was for several years with the
Bankers Trust Co. in New York City.
but resigned in 1888 to assume his
present position with the Reconstrue-
tion Finance Corp. in Washington.
The wedding will take place in the
early Spring.
Mr. Edwin d. Sampson of Chevy
Chase, Md, announces the. engage
ment of his daughter Marion Virginia
to Mr.. John Marion Ellis, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Monford Ellis of Riverdale,
Md. The wedding will take place this
Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard F. Thompson
announced the engagement of their
daughter Louise Bunnell to Mr.. Leon
ard B. Nimro at tea given recently
in their home. The wedding will take
place In the early part of April.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. w. Ireland an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Mildred Ogden to MIR. Law
renee Kenneth Jones, jr., Of this city,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Ken
meth Jones. The wedding will take
place in June. -.4~.. .
Mrs. Edna r. Ricketts, announces
the engagement Of her daughter Mary
Virginia to Mr.. willis T. Ffasier. The
wedding viii Gtafe plaes this Summer,
Evening star., 1935-02-24
Secretary of State
In Florida to Get
Honorary Degree
Secretary and Mrs. Wallace
Will Return to Washing
ton Tuesday.

The Secretary of State, Mr.. Cordell
Hull, is in Florida, and tomorrow will
receive degree from Rollins College
at Winter Park. Secretary Hull is
expected to remain in Florida for a
few days after receiving the degree.
The Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Henry A. Wallace will return to
Washington Tuesday from short
stay in North Carolina They are
spending today at Asheville.
Mrs. Copeland, wife of Senator Roy
al S. Copeland, is recovering from in
juries received in q recent automobile
accident. and is at the Good Samari-
tan Hospital at West Palm Beach, Fla.
She Is expected to leave the hospital
this week for her Winter home at
Venice, Fla. Senator Copeland has
Joined Mrs. Copeland.
Mrs. Gore, wife of Senator Thomas
p. Gore, although convalescing from a
serious illness, will take no part IN
society this season.
The director of the National Emer-
gency Council and Mrs. Donald Rich
berg are spending several days in
Miami Beach, Fla. They expect to
return to their home in Kenwood, Md,
at the end Of the week.
Mai. and Mrs. Hugh A. Allen have
as guests for few days in their home
in Aurora Hills the latters sister and
niece, Mrs. Fred Gammack and Miss
Dorothy Gammack of Hampton, Va.
Last evening Mr.. Hugh A. Allen, jr.,
accompanied by his sister, Miss Coils
Allen, and cousin. Miss Gammack. at
tended the hop at the Naval Academy
in Annapolis.
Mrs. Edward Everett Gam, sister of
former Vice President Curtis, will re-
turn to Washington Tuesday from
Miami Fla, where she Is the guest
Of Mrs. Henry L. Doherty in her apart
ment In the Miami Biltmore Hotel.
She attended the annual milk fund
ball, of which Mrs. Doherty is founder.
Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor Of Bethesda.
Md, left early last week for Tucson,
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Edwin G. Bowman and Mrs. Dan
Tyler Moore.
Mrs. Fred A. Rasch will entertain
at luncheon at the Shoreham tomor-
row in honor Of Mrs. Nancy Weller
of Baton Rouge, La, who has arrived
to spend the Winter with her sister,
Miss Anne Kraft. in Washington.
Mrs. Paul Myron Linebarger will
give luncheon party at the Shore
ham Wednesday in honor of Mrs.
Lucy Wilder Morris, who is spending
the season in Washington.
Mrs. Sterling McKittrick will be
hostess at luncheon tomorrow, her
guests remaining through the after
noon to play bridge.
Mrs. Adam Weir will entertain at
luncheon at the Shoreham Tuesday.
Miss Gildersleeve was hostess at
tea yesterday at Gunston Hall. Re-
ceiving with her were Mrs. Calvin B.
Matthews, Miss Mary B. Kerr and
Mrs. William Charming johnson.
Those alternating at the tea table
were Mrs Morris Sheppard. Mrs. Har-
ry S. Truman. Mrs. Ben Fuller and
Mrs. c. c. Marbury.
A bridge party was given by Miss
Amy P. Miller last evening, when she
had as guests Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
L. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Tarlton
Brooke, Mrs. William Dinwiddie, Mrs.
Stanton Smith. Miss Estelle T. Moore,
jr., and Mr. Osborn Stabler.
Miss Miller has over the week end |
her neice. Miss Mary Summers Taylor |
Of New Mexico and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Earle H. LIE Masters
will be hosts at a dinner party at the |
5horeham Tuesday evening.
Lieut.. and Mrs, w. G, Schindler
we're hosts at a buffet supper at their |
home in Oak Crest, va.,- Friday eve
ming. when their guests included Lieut..
comdr. and Mrs. John M. Haines of |
Lieut.. and Mrs. Mobis
If Norfolk, Va: Lieut.. and Mrs. Homer |
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Mrs. Edna r. Ricketts, announces
the engagement Of her daughter Mary
Virginia to Mr.. willis T. Ffasier. The
lwedding will take plaes this Summer.
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Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor of Bethesda,
Nd. left early last week for Tucson,
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Nine. SEE, wife Of the Chinese
Minister, will be hostess at q luncheon
tomorrow in honor Of Mrs. CordeIl
Hull. wife Of the Secretary Of State.
There win be 10 guests.
The Minister aes Persia and Nue.
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Nlcaraguan Vice President
To Visit Here Next Week

The Vice President of Nicaragua.
Senor Rodolfo Esbinoca, who will ar
rive in New York Thursday aboard
the Majestic from Europe, will come to
Washington to be a guest at the
Nicaraguan Legation next week.
Evening star., 1935-02-24
Speakers Wife Will
Be at Home Wednesd.x

Mrs. Joseph w. Byrns, wife Of the
Speaker Of the House, will receive
Wednesday afternoon from ( to $50
O'Clock In the Chinese room Of, the
MayhoweY.
, 1935-06-28

Mother curled my hair" said the
boy
The Countess leaped to her feet
70 protest that she only unused IL
up. It's naturally curly"
Decides for Self
The decision was in favor Of the
Society but the Judge recommend
co that the Society return the child
70 his mother, which was done
later. The judge suggested that
Charles be sent to a boys school to
protect him against his mothers
tendency to rea him in the man.
rer 1 which a girl would be brought
But the Count de Tavara, for ali
his lack OF years, took the matter
or his manly education into his own
hardS. On April Is he walked out
OF his mothers home telling her
mat she was going to the circus"
was In the air, and the
Count evidently needed the call Of
The open road Somewhere he may
be carrying water TO the elephants
and circuSes have been asked TO
make sure that, I'm addition 10 all
, 1935-06-28
PARLEYS SET
ON IRRIGATION
Matamoros Promised Aid
BY Cardenas' New
Cabinet

Mayor r. Munguia g. OF Mat
amoros viii leave by train over
the National Railways Saturday for
Mexico City for q series Of con-
ferences with the new Secretary OF
Communications and Public Works.
Francisco j. Mujica.
The Matamoros official viii con-
fer with the government leader
about the new federal irrigation
project. according 10 initial plans
which have been announced, viii
bring water improvements 70 ap-
Lroximately $4,000 hectareas Of
land In the frontier sector. A num-
Der OF improvements n expected
BY citizens across the river also In
their food control set-up.
Former Secretary OF Communica-
tons. Rcdolfo Elias Gales. who
made an official visit TO Matamoros
several weeks ago promised the
citizens federal action or some
kind. With the recent retirement
OF Gales from the political ring In
Mexico, President Cardenas prom
iSel that the policy OF federal I'M
movements for the MatamorOG area
would be carried out. Secretary
Mujica also has pledged himself 10
continue the policies Of his pre-
decessor In the national cabinet for
Matamor0s, and definite develop
ments r expected TO follow the
conferences In Mexico City with
Mayor Munguia.
, 1935-06-28
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cent Of Socorro. but generally
hung out around Albuquerque" He
had not been questioned concern
ing the desert mystery but Lieut..
Walsh said Detective Captain win
Fritz, who has been handling
Dallas angles Of the case, would
Start questioning the man Friday
afternoon.
Police we're unable to find q
criminal record Of the man. He
admitted, however. he had been
in trouble before"
Lieut.. Walsh said he believed
two men were involved in the dis
appearance OF the tourists. one Of
whom grew chicken-hearted" and
went into hiding without cashing
his share Of the checks.
The man was the third to be
arrested as a suspect in the case.
One arrested at Nevada, Mo-, was
released after questioning and an
ether is held az Del Rio where q
federal agent has questioned him.
The suspect held here was ac-
companied BY two companions at
the time of his arrest. both Of whom
escaped. Six officers captured the
man and brought him to jail for
questioning in connection with an
ATTEMPTED safe robbery.
, 1935-06-28

kCOUtlQucu LIOm EdBc 0bCJ
being received Friday. Installation
was expected &c be made complete
Friday and Saturday.
The new service, according to Sch
nurbusch. will enable the bureau TO
give citizens Of this area quicker
and detailed information in time Of
storms. Another new innovation Is
the fact that now weather informa-
ton viii be published over TIE sigma
ture CT the officer In charge Of the
local station. This move Is expected
also TO give citizens faster and more
accurate information concerning
hurricanes as well as all weather
conditions.
In connection with the new tele-
type next week or the week follow
ing I. r. Tannehill, washington. ID.
c.. assistant chief OF the Weather
Bureau. in charge Of forecasting d.
visions. is expected to visit the
Brownsville station. Mr.. TannehiIl
win have more detailed and ccm-
plete information about the use Of
the teletype apparatus.
Weather officials pointed out that
the teletype has been in use for some
time at airport stations and Is not
altogether new &c the Bureau.
, 1935-06-28
F. Hertz Named On
Centennial Board
lRnacial 70 b Herald

HARLINGEN, June 28.-At q
meeting Thursday noon In the
wi hotel E. Hertz.
owner OF Hertz Style shop, was un-
enimously elected this city's rep
re~sentative on the Valley-wide board
Of directors for the Rio Grande VAL
ley Centennial corporation, socced-
ing II. e. Butt. who has resigned the
position due to outside business acti-
vities.
Those at the meeting included
Jas. II. Wright, Kiwanis club repre-
sentative at the last Mercedes cen
tennial meeting; DR.. q. w. Edger-
ton. Kiwanis president: Sam Cobb,
Rotary president; DR.. r. S. Utley.
Legion post commander. Hertz will
head the drive for funds here 70
construct the Valley centennial ex-
hibit. Thus far. only six members OF
the Valley-wide board have been
named. but as soon as the member
ship is complete a meeting will be
called. A committee will be selected
10 serve with Mr.. Hertz.
, 1935-06-28
SHARE WEALTH
DELAY DENIED
IN CONGRESS
Tax Plan VIII Come
Up This Session,
Speaker Byrns Says
To Rumors

WASHINGTON, June 28.-Pl-
An emphatic denial OF reports that
new attempts might be made to
delay the presidents wealth distri-
button taxes until next session be-
cause OF revolt threats Ia given
FriGay by Speaker Byrns.
There had been rumors that after
some weeks Of study the house ways
and means committee might renew
its original suggestion that con-
gress 60 ahead and adjourn now
and the committee start hearings
ir November. drafting a new bill
for the next congress converting
January 3, 1886.
Asked about those reports, Byrns
replied:
''There was a positive. emphatic
agreement by democratic members
Of the ways and means committee
that they would bring out a tax
bill this session, and that II would
be sent over to the senate.
"Such assurances were given 70
Senator LaFollette and others who
wanted to add these new taxes 70
the nuisance tax extension resolu-
ton which congress put through
Thursday.
I'm sure it isn't going to be put
eff over here"
Outlining the general legislative
program until the tax bill Is ready
FOR house action, Byrns said he
would attempt to put through 9TH
er must" bills speedily. and then
the house could take three-day, or
longer. recesses while waiting Tor
the ways and ear committee to
act
He described as a simple matter"
the gold bill, which he had ready
for Chairman Steagall OF the bank
Ing committee to introduce. He
expressed the hope that both II and
the amendments broadening power
n the Tennessee Valley Authority
hid be passed by the house week
4fter next.
, 1935-06-28
Movie Sidelights
CAPITOL

For the first time in her sensation
al career on the screen. Katharine
Hepburn, dynamic film star, comes
to audiences in q throbbing love story
that parallels the great romanceS
Of history and fiction. Break Of
Hearts" showing Friday and Satur-
day at the Capitol. Brownsville has
q powerful inspiring story Of love
and self-sacrificing devotion.
Set TO an exciting tempo, reflect
ing all the color and smartness Of
New York and Continental Europe.
the story is primarily a great ro-
mantle saga that grips one with its
poignancy and beauty.
Break Of hearts is said TO give
the star a role that thoroughly fits
her complex personality. Ii has the
witchery Of light comedy that won
her the Academy award IL Morning
Glory" 1t has the humsnness that
characterized her portrayal Of 10 in
Little Women" To these have been
added the glamorous beauty that
revealed in "The Little Minis
ter" only this time 1t is clothed in
ultra smart gowns instead Of Ro-
many costume.
, 1935-06-28
Adult Education
Ends For Summer
fspecial to mae Heraldl

LA FERIA. June 28.-The end Of
this week will mark the closing OF
a number Of adult education class
es in La Feria under the Adult eau
cation program. II Is probable that
only one class will continue through
the summer months. and that will
be a class in conversational Span
ish taught by Mrs. j. S. Sanders. A
numher Of classes in Spanish have
been conducted throughout the
winter, but hot weather and vaca-
tions have cut attendance until
only one class will be continued. A
class in music appreciation, direct
ed by Mrs. Vera Whitfield, will also
be discontinued until September.
Plans are under way for new
adult classes to begin in September
in Spanish. music appreciation.
choral work. English 0or Spanish
speaking people,, and art.
, 1935-06-28
HARLINGEN

Joe +. Brown is always good for
a laugh on or off the screen and in
hts latest feature comedy "Alibi Ike
showing Friday and Saturday. he's
good for several good long laughs.
In "Alibi Ike" his own individual
humor is combined with that OF
the late Ring Lardner who wrote
the story.
As the title would imply. Joe z.
is a great ball player who always
has an alibi, no matter whether he
Is right or wrong. This habit not
only brought him his nickname. but
almost cost him his girl. and led
him into a series of adventures as
, 1935-06-28

Heart is Calling" which is the lead
ing attraction at the Dittmann
Theatre. has captured the attention
Of screen patrons with a facility sim
liar to that which characterized his
successful invasion Of the world OF
song. Although born in Poland,
less than 80 years ago. Kiepura
might well lay claim TO the title OF
citizen OF the Universe, having liv-
ed, studied and sung in so many diff
ferent countries. 1t is probably ow-
ing 70 this fact that he Is SO
thoroughly cosmopolitan In appear
ance. for at a cursbry glance one
might take him to be a well Set-up.
athletic American or BritOn, with
his college course not long behind
him.