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The Washington times., 1935-11-08
The Greatest Show On Earth
By John Snure, T.

Hoover had his Child Welfare
Conference, it was primarily a
private philanthropy. Govern
ment agencies, however, CO.
operated and the conference was
extended to become q public
activity.
Bedding, clothing and medical
care of children were part of
its studies.
For the Government to engage
itself directly in the task Of
studying medical costs and mat
ters of that kind in the way
the consumers division is said to
plan to interest itself in a new
move.
It is expected that there will
be considerable controversy con-
corning efforts to project the
Government agency and lay Of.
ficials into the study Of highly
specialized medical costs.
The Washington times., 1935-11-08
CLASSIFIED

This same publication has a
new way of dealing with comment
on activities of the consumers
division.
It devotes a page to pert and
Pertinent Comment"
Favorable comment is listed
under the heading News to the
World"
Unfavorable comment Is listed
as News to Us Too"
La gaceta., 1935-04-05

No Sc liable mas de TODD
ESQ, querida Elvira,-dijo ell j6-
ven, inclinando la cabeza sobre
ell pecho con ell aire abatido de
un NAL c6mico;-usted misma
10 ha dicho antes. BESIDE ell mo-
mento en- que la acepto a listed,
10 acepto TODD.
No podian darse, aparente-
mente al menoS , una conformi-
dad Y un asentimiento mas com
pletos.
Elvira sonri6 con amargura.
No Sc habia equivocado.
Sc casaba con I'm hombre sin
dignidad.
Adquiria I'm marido MERGED
a SUI dinero.
Y asi Sc casaron.
Ella, creida de que su esposo
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aceptaba TODD, como consecuen-
ella l6gica de una gran desgra-
cha.
Y he aqui la Ultima escena
precursora de la union de que
dimos cuenta en- las primeras
lineas del presente capitulo:
Ell dia en- que Candida Sc pre-
sent6 ante Elvira, con aire algo
confuse e hip6critamente hu-
milde, la j6ven lie midi6 de alto
a bajo con la serenidad del mar
tir que da ell ultimo paso en- ell
sendero del suplicio, y dijole 10
siguiente:
Para que nunca pueda us
ted tener derecho a quejarse de
una falta de carino que no debe
extranarle en- mi, debo confe-
leal y francamente, que
La gaceta., 1935-04-05
Noticias de Base Ball
'GdR6 81 Brooklyn eI

GdR6 81 Brooklyn eI
campeonatO de la TOrOnjG
Finaliz6 aver la temporada
de la Liga de la Toronja, en- la
Florida, con una derrota de los
Rojos de Cincinnati a manos
de los Tigres de Cochrane. Diez
entradas dur6 ell juego, con ano-
taci6n de ] por 2.
Ell Brooklyn descans6 aver y
Sc lie proclam6 campe6n de la
t~emporada de Ipracticas en- ell
estado, con 8 triunfos y 2 derro
tas. Los Yankees terminaron en-
segundo lugar, con 9 victorias y
Atleticos de Filadel-
fla, ell tercer puesto, con 6 triun
fos y a .perdidas; st. Luis
Browns, A G y 3 p; Phillies, 5 g
y 4 p; Detroit, 8 gy7 p; Bos-
ton, 8 G p; Indios 2 G p;
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4 Que querian ustedes one

7GQue querian ustedes que
sucedlese?... Ell la guerra. iS6-
10 20 Sc como la guerra! Ella.
10 de siempre. Cuanto mas una
muJer desprecia y Sc burla, mas
cefca esta de amar aquello que
parece no querer... Muri6 ell
marques lpobre senior, Dios lie
Ienga en- la mansion de los JUS
IoS' desde donde, seguramente,
oendlce la union de su hija!...
Quedaron sofas ella y su madre,
y nadle sabe sabe como las po-
ores mujeres, que I'm hogan sin
IN oraz' y un cerebro que 10
ulrlJan' es una nave sin tim6n...
! AM 10 tienen ustedes explica-
DO TODD, Candidito Sc apresur6
a pedir la mano de la chica. Ella
entonces tan esquiva, com
La gaceta., 1935-04-05
BABE RUTH BATEO
DE ~CUADRANGULAR

Savannah, Ca, Abril 5.-Ju-
gapdo con los Braves de Boston
Babe Ruth descarg6 aver un
"jonron," siendo IN estudiante
ell pitcher obsequiado con ell ba-
tazo. Mas de 1000 personals vie
ron al Bambino mandar la pc
lota a la carce del jardin dere-
cho. Randy Moore, que lie susti-
tuy6 despues en- la primera ba-
Sc, tambien bate6 de Quadrangle
lar.
Boston 15c, 17h, Be.
Southern G. Teacher 1c Oh 2e
La gaceta., 1935-04-05

De sobra comprendia Candi-
do, como tambien ell padre Ce-
rrada, que asistia a aquella es-
.cena sin intervenir en- ella para
nadf de sobra comprendieron,
repe jmos, que la j6ven Sc refe.
ria I fruto de su desliz, ell cual
debi ser aceptado por Candi-
do { no cosa suya.
Y or 10 mismo que asf 10
con endieron, Escamilla, que
va .enia tragada aquella i'm
posicitn, apresur6se a darse por
entendido antes de que Elvira
puntualizase mas claramente ell
asunto, y lie fuese impossible, ell
dfa de manana, negarse a tai
cosa.
La gaceta., 1935-04-05
ARRESTADO EN-
LA HABANA

Habana, abril ga su re-
greso aver de Miami, donde fu6
a conferenciar con ell DR.. Joa-
qufn Martinez Saenz, la policia
arrest6 al lider revolucionario
Ramon Hermida, una de las fl
guras mas destacadas de la So
.ciedad A. B. C.
Qued6 a disposition del CO.
mandante militar de la provin-
cia, teniente coronel Jose Pc
draza. Hermida pertenecio a un
grupo director del estudianta-
do.
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no lie amo; es mas: que creo di-
ficil que llegue a amarle.
i Elvira !-balbuce6 Candi-
do, verdaderamente aturdido
ante aquella descarnada fran
.queza que no podia esperar.
Solo lie ofrezco a listed mi
respeto y mi submission. Cum
.plire con mis- deberes de esposa
ante la sociedad, para evitar ell
ridiculo de los dos, y desde ell
momento en- que listed me acep-
ia por esposa EN- las vergonza-
saS circunstancias en- que me
halo, tengo derecho a exigir de
listed que mi vergienza y sus
consecuencias-(y aqui Elvira
subray6 las palabras)-sean de
los dos.
La gaceta., 1935-04-05

No dej6 la selecta sociedad a
que pertenecian los marQueses,
de ocuparse, durante algdn item
pc, en- la misteriosa e inespera-
da boda de Elvirita.
Cleric que ell padre Cerrada,
slempre al quite, supo dar una
explicaci6n bastante l6gica del
hecho.
La gaceta., 1935-04-05

daria su nombre al hijo de So
amor.
Candida, dispuesto a guitar
Sc la Garcia y a ser, en- cuanto
Ia bendici6n nupcial lie diera to-
dos los derechos de marido, ell
amo absolute, ell despota indis-
cutible.
La gaceta., 1935-04-05

Forman ell grupo local Mil :
ford Rhines, Marvin Chancey,
Adolfo Ramirez, Gerald Hotch-
kins, Cotton Clinton, Phil Pat
terson, Ray Newell, J. B. Cox y
posiblemente Rudy Rodriguez.
Ell team de Tampa Sc distin :
guira en- la carrera de relevos y
en- los 400, 800 y 1000 metros.
La gaceta., 1935-04-05

Otro gigantic italiano, Grizzo,
ACADIA de ser acostado por Leng-
let, ell excampe6n frances del
peso pesado. Obie Walker, ell ne
gro tan temido por los pdgiles
europeos, puso a dormir, en- ell
g. asalto, a Di Miglio, un ciu-
daGano de Marsella.
La gaceta., 1935-04-05
Ell HILLSBOROUGH DERRO
TADO POR Ell
COLLEGE

I'm team del Tampa College
derrot6 aver al Institute Hills
borough, con anotaci6n de doce
carreras por 8. Los del Colegio
batearon II hits y no cometie-
ron ningun error. Solo cinco hits
La gaceta., 1935-04-05

econ. les, 9 g y II p; Rojos, 7
7my 8 8; Cardenales, 6 gy 10 p;
% Braves de Boston, 5 G IL p.
Yankees derrotaron al
fub Birmingham, en- Birming :
ham, Alabama, con 9 carreras
Ipor /. Broaca lanz6 en- los pri-
meros siete innings. Dixie Wal
ker y Ben Chapman Sc distin :
guieron al bate, ell primero con
un "tribey" y un "nit' y ell &c :
gundo con un "tubey" y un shit.
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1919
mi ssio deACION
los. La

ProcedeSte de New Orleans
entr6 aver ell vapor americl-
no Domino; de Lake CIR
les arrib6 ell Edith, y deSBa-
ton Rouge ell Norman Bridge.
Con rumho a Filadelfia y
B 2ston zarpo ell Commercial
Navigator; ell noruego Lindvan
gen partio con un c~argamento
de MADEIRA hacia las Indias Oc-
cidentales. La goleta hondure-
ma Sally sali6 para Belize, Hon
duras inglesa, a cargar plata
nos.
lencia.
lnform6 ell Gran Dragon que
Sc han constituido 10 nuevas
provincias del Khan, eada una
con mas de 100 miembros. En-
una parada efectuada en- la no
che de aver tomaron parte sc
mujeres y 1874 hombres, con ca
rrozas y automobiles adorna-
dos.
La gaceta., 1935-04-05

gun los del Institute, que
'tamp0co tuvieron errores.
|" En- 9tro juego, ell Tampa Col
lege, con Roig de pitcher, dejo
al Tampa Red Sox sin hits y sin
carreras, en- 9 innings,
Los vencedores hicieron 2 ca
rreras, bateando 6 hits y no te-
niendo errores.
Tamua c. 12c, 11h, De,
Hillsborough &c, 5h, De,
Tampa R. s, DC, Oh, 2e.
Tampa c &c, 6h, c,
La gaceta., 1935-04-05

Antes de que Freddie Miller
Gerrotara a Jose Mic6, ell cata-
an habia sido derrotado, en-
Coho asaltos, por ell italiano Or
l2ndi, campe6n de Europa. La
demonstration de Mic6 impre-
son6 al publico y ell empresa-
rio decide enfrentarlo con ell
campe6n mundial.
La gaceta., 1935-04-05

Tuvo mala suerte ell negro Gu
bano Malibran y en- ell septimo
aSalto de un bout" efectuado
en- ell Eliseo de Montmartre, ell
arbitro lie declare vencido por
La gaceta., 1935-04-05
Luis dice que 81 pelearasm cdluarse de opimiones

Detroit, ab,il. Contestan-
do a los periohish. que lie pre-
guntaron sobre algunas opinio-
mes y pron6sticos del campe6n
a. +.
Max Baer, ell negro p1gil Jose
Luis, contratado para ieleAr
con ell gigantic Primg nera,
Gz~a-~ COfIf
manifesto que d& % Baer
hacer calculos y el Won parte
Sc cuidara de c944rsratI ,ha
Luis cree que una pelra de
La gaceta., 1935-04-05

La /. B. U. ha declalaooVeii 0
cante ell titulo de campe6n eu-
ropeo del peso complete, por no
haberse verificado ell conibate
entire Primo Camera y ell baga
Pierre Charles. No Sc sabf 81
Pauline Uzcudun Sc inscrRira
en- Ell torneo que sc organize.
La gaceta., 1935-04-05

Baer con el, por ell campeonato,
llevaria a las taquillas un million
de pesos.
InSiste ell etiopico en- Fa pue
de derrotar al paSante en- los pri
meros cinco asaltos. Muchos de
los periodistas que lie vieron pc
lear con Matte Brown opiAan
.que Luis tiene grandes proba-
bilidades de lhacer bueno su O.
frecimiento en- 10 que respecta
a derribar a Camera.
La gaceta., 1935-04-05

Claudio Villar, un gladiator es-
ranol que promote mucho, ue-
leo en- Paris con un tai Jimmy,
darrotandolo en- ell primer asal-
to. Como seria la golpiza que ell
arbitro Sc VIC obligado a inter-
ycnir.
La gaceta., 1935-04-05
CON LOS eeJANTEs

Sc ha anunciado un nuevo
combate entire ell gladiator fran
oes Humery y ell ingles Jack
Kid Berg. Bajo la direction de
Dickson y en- la capital ingle-
Sa.
La gaceta., 1935-04-05

FL negro cubano Chico More
jon, muy conocido en- Espana y
Francia, venci6 al gallo Jaucelle
por apreciable ventaja.
La gaceta., 1935-04-05

Ell campeon de Holanda, Bob
Donnard, derrot6 en- Paris al
portorriqueno Angel Clivelle.
La gaceta., 1935-04-05
Ia Gaceta Folletin No. /
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

su esroso no llevaba a efecto un
ecto &c nobleza, sinO un nego-
clio como otro cualquiera en- ell
Que perdia la dignidad a cam
bio dc I'm titulo y algunos mi
Homes.
Y Ell cuanto a dona Agueda,
acapt6 ell sacrificio de su hija,
81 no aabiendo tanto como ella,
al mercs sospechando que la po-
bre no podia ser feliz.
Per5 el nombre del marques
no debia ser escarnecido, y 10
La gaceta., 1935-04-05
NUEVE ATLETAS n
LA ~UNIVERSIDAD DE TAM
PA A LAS COMPETENCIAS
DE LA A. A. U.

Al mando del coach Nash Hig
gins saldran hoy para Jackson
vile nueve atletas de la Univer
sidad de Tampa, que tomaran
en- las competencias anua-
les de la A. A. U.
La gaceta., 1935-04-05

Dellan. Malibran sigue perdien--
do terreno y pronts Sc dedicai m
a fregar plat0e sAna
La gaceta., 1935-04-05

LA GACETA
i periodico en- idioma Espanoi
lie mas circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Suscripcion semanal: 20 cents
Telsfono 1882
1888 7th Ave. Ybor City. Fla.
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tara con uno que a 81 mis7Ko Sc
ell campe6n de los cam
peones, ell frances Malezieux.
Como lrchadores vienen dis
tinguiendose e~fspana y otras
n~aciones europeas. ell italiano
Buratti, ell luxemburgues Mai
kant, ell corso Bianconi, ell fran
cePSue, Urtasum, Georgieff
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Loae = Idores en- EsRana ! Europa

naciones eu trata de
revivir Ell ~ 10 por las
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iuchas, pap kcen fnr la
greco-roma -
@arro nor mic
n catal3 1e OBJ
digna de 7Pssl tofe, nick Con
dos o cqGMa.J otro villano
de los + or Jim Down
ing il E.S sco' as;,s D Da dole
tie golpe J. "a cons, por ell es-
t6mal ehgo;s punetazos.
Otfysv spanSol, ell famoso So
roa, derrot6 a un compatriota
su8barlamado Vera,
La gaceta., 1935-04-05

Javier Ochoa, ell campe6n es-
panel, Sc frente a
un luchador de agra por don.
La gaceta., 1935-04-05

Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
La gaceta., 1935-04-05

Suscripcion semanal: 20 cents
The Washington times., 1935-05-30

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The Washington times., 1935-05-30
Boys and Jr. Boys

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cloth blouse; shorts; 4 to
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White. maize, blue; loop QN
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70 Prs.-BOys' 19c Golf Hose
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17-BOys' $5.95 Blue CheviOt
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175-BOys' 19c and csc Athletic
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The Washington times., 1935-05-30

he assured the meeting, would
be completed, and the street will
open for traffic during the Shrine
convention. He suggested that by
prohibiting parking, and ny using
the street car tracks, Wisconsin
Avenue may be kept open for
traffic during the Shrine week.
Traffic Situation
The captains letter was an
answer to request the work OF
widening Wisconsin Avenue be
completed at an early date.
Frank C. Rowe, chairman of
the committee on streets and
highways, was directed to request
from the District Commissioners
an estimate as to the possible
cost of widening the south side
of M Street Northwest $50 feet,
between Twenty-seventh Street
and the Key Bridge.
A recent count showed a
greater volume of traffic pass,
ing Wisconsin Avenue and M
Streets than any other part of
the District. This will be greatly
increased when the Wisconsin
Avenue and the P Street car
lines are rerouted through M
Street now carrying a capacity
traffic load.
So far three plans have been
The Washington times., 1935-05-30

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Times Table

loo PM.-Luncheon, Phi Delta
Phi Fraternity, University Club.
TOO P.M.-Banquet, American
University, Mayflower Hotel.
7:30 P.M.-Dinner, Uni e d
States Naval Academy, Class Of
'05, Mayflower Hotel.
900 P.M.-Dance, Tennessee
State Society, Shoreham Hotel.
800 P.M.-Musical Program
benefit of building fund, Ballston
Baptist Church, by Adult Class,
in Ballston Firemen's Hall.
TRADE BODIES
1915 PM.-Luncheon, D. c.
Bankers Association, VILLA d
Hotel.
1890 P.M.-Luncheon, Trade
Executives Association, Lafayette
Hotel.
CONVENTION
Convention, International Bible
Students Association, Washington
Auditorium.
Convention, Society of Ameri-
can MagicianS, Wardman Park
Hotel,
The Washington times., 1935-05-30

182-WOmen'a 1rregulars of CSC
and sec Silk HOse-Also Benz
S Berg hose Sizes. APPS. for ST
3OO-VVOmen's Csc RayOn loo
Tndies-Broken sizes. ... INV
9O-SeCOnds of . for 81 Hand
bags-To close out Q0M
at
60 Prs.-WOmen's soc Fabric
GlOves-Broken 0M
sizes ..............
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The Washington times., 1935-05-30

on Sun d a y,
June Is. Capt.
H. C. White
hurst, director
of highways for
the District, so
informed t h e
Pr ogre SIS i v e
Business Mems
Ass &C | a t i o n,
which met in
No. 7 police
precinct station.
Construct o n
work at the in
tersection of M
Street and Wis
conSin Avenue,
The Washington times., 1935-05-30
Alexandria Police
Start Pistol Tests

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 30.
Members of the Alexandria police
department started their annual
pistol practice this week.
The range being used is that
at Lorton, the District of Co
lumbia penal institution. The
entire department will engage in
the practice shooting from time
to time during the summer.
The Washington times., 1935-05-30
GEORGETOWN'S
TRAFFIC FLOW
A PROBLEM ) !:
BY A. ]. DRISCOLL
Citizens Association Editor

The Capital Transit Company
will start operating cars over Wis
consin Avenue south of the pres
ent terminus and into NJ Street,
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TODAY
CIVIC AND SOCIAL

TODAY
CIVIC AND SOCIAL
1890 P.M.-Luncheon. Cosmo'
politan Club, Carlton Hotel.
800 P.M.-Smoker, Society of
American Magicians, Wardman
Park Hotel.
8:15 P.M.-Duplicate Contract
Bridge Club, Carlton Hotel.
TRADE BODIES
400 P.M.-Meeting, General
Electric Company, Ambassador
Hotel.
CONVENTIONS
International Bible Students
Association, washington Auditor
ium.
Society of American Magicians,
Wardman Park Hotel.
TOMORROW
CIVIC AND SOCIAL
1890 PM Luncheon. Kappa
Sigma Fraternity, University
Club.
1890 P.M.-Luncheon, Round
Table, University Club.
suggested to relieve the situa-
ton.
l. That the street be widened.
2. That Pennsylvania Avenue
be cut through from Twenty
seventh to Olive Street and
DumbartOn Avenue, connecting
Wisconsin Avenue.
3. Bridging over the old
Georgetown Canal, to the Key
Bridge, the canal having been
abandoned for commercial pur.
poses.
Parade DiSapproved
Members Of the association as
sert to widen M Street would be
the most desirable, and possibly
the most economical plan. The
association disapproved a sugges-
ton to celebrate the opening of
the new P Street bridge with a
parade.
Archie Haycock was named to
complete arrangements for the an
nual outing to be held at the
Manor Club. during the second
week Of July.
Due to the Shrine convention,
the regular meeting scheduled for
lime II has heen n0Stn0ned fo
June 10, to be held at the Of.
flee of the D. C. Paper Manufac-
turing Company, Thirty-third and
K Streets Northwest.
A donation of IS was made to
the Greater National Capitol Com.
mittee of the Washington Board
of Trade.
Percy c. Kline, president, pre-
sided.
The Washington times., 1935-05-30
FOOTWEAR

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Various styles and colors:
crepe or hard soles. All Coo
$50 Prs.-BOys' Tennis Shoes
Brown, suntan and white; heavy
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6O-Girls' zoe Wool SlipOver
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Shirts-Natural only; two styles;
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15O-WOmen's 81 90 Acetate Mesh
BlOuses-Novelty weaves an d
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7j-WOmen's $1.0O Skirts-Nov-
city tweeds and solid shades;
tailored styles. Sizes S0M
n TO 3Z.
2O0--WOmen'S sac Blouse
Printed batistes and organizes:
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-28
BURNS AUTOPSY
BARES SECOND
BULLET WOUND
Suicide Theory Dismissed;
Search Is Pushed for
MISSING Wife.

Jerome Brrnz wealthy landowner
who died la-- night .n Methodist
Hospital ~ .naues inflicted IN
nrsteuo4s attack = week ago IN his
ubu-bal home was found today 70
have ceen shot twice instead Of
once.
When We performed A post
norton Examination n the body.
Dr. John 2. Sab. deputy coroner
and pe- 0aa physician 20 Mr. Burns
SAID rr found that there were two
ba.le. wound ] didn't kuoN until
TO-DAY that the wound Ola ms fore
head was bullet wound
Dr. Se.7 gave i a. his opinion
thar either wound would have rem
Cored Nr Burns incapable 81 IN
flc-I- tho second. so Sheriff otto
Ras abandoned the tentative theor,
thai me victim had shot himself
Sheriff Raw said after another
thor0uEa search This morning 81 the
grounds about the home. 1926 "
Norr.s-sf he Was concentrating on
tho theory that Mrs Burns. tempo
raulr insane had committed the
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TONIGHT Mae West VIII close
Il her two weeks engagement at
the Circle in Con to Town
Opening tomorrow at the Circle
will be Break Of Hearts which
stars Katharine Hepburn
Miss Hepburn is supported by
Charles Boyer. who made name for
himself with ClaudetIe Colbert in
Private Worlds.
Ward Farrar, manager Of Loew'S
Palace. states that it has been de
cided 10 call the tneat5r he man
ages by the name of L )evs.'
Workmen are busy putting up A
new sign over the theater that Is
proof enough that "Loew's" will be
the official name Of the theater
from now on.
Tomorrow night at ll30 the first
showing Of New Adventures of Tar
zan" will be held at the Ohio. Start
ing Thursday. this new movie will
begin its regular engagement.
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system With planned cooperation.
As for the future. We are still con-
WINGED that the old dog eat-dog
competition between business and
business and between employer and
employe is the way OF destruction.
New York Times 6DemJ-The
recovery act had done its work. the
chief benefit Of which was 10 stir
the people into hopeful activity and
had come 10 be almost universally
regarded as piece Of legislation
now obsolete and ineffective The
judges simply pronounce 10 be dead
a statute which the great mass Of
the people had already decided to
b. dead
Birmingham ala Age Herald
Dem Undoubtedly immediate ef-
forts viii get under way 10 frame
new legislation in the light Of the
decision II can be hoped that the
court ruling will not be followed
bv widespread disruption IN bust
ness practices.
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VANNUYS BACKS
COURT DECISION
Senator Sees More Good
Than Harm in MIRA
Ruling.
BIZ Times SpcciGI

BIZ Times SpcciGI
WASHINGTON, May 28.-United
States Senator Frederick VanNuys
today saw more good than harm
coming from the NRA decision of
the Supreme Court.
The Senator, who rates as one of
the Senate's leading constitutional
lawyers, made the following state
ment regarding it,
The ultimate result will be very
wholesome. 1t clearly defines the
limitations Of contemplated legisla-
ton. and ought to prevent future
unfortunate situations such as the
NRA is in today.
While many of the activities of
the MIRA will now cease 1 think it
is generally agreed that it served
very useful purpose at very
critical hour in our national life, "
Senator VanNuys said.
Senator Sherman Minton stated
that he felt that the President could
well bow to the judiciary and feel
assured that he had carried through
a successful experiment during a
very trying time.