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Evening star., 1935-03-19
BY WILLIAM G. BOGART.

its way into his gray matter. A
personal impulse day! One day each
wear when a man could do every
thing that impulse suggested. Ideas
sifted through his brain. First, he'd
punch that fresh elevator operator.
then
Suddenly Wentworth saw the big
blue sedan careening up the road
toward him. That would be the big,
burly fellow who always made him
run of the road and ruin his tires.
Smithe made up his mind-as he had
countless times before-this time the
sedan wouldn't crowd him from the
road.
Closer and closer the car careened,
drunkenly. Smithe's thin lips set
in a determined line as the car came
closer. Now the blue sedan would
have to pull over, or else
Brakes screamed. Wentworth felt
the car skidding. He closed his eyes.
The world spun around him. Fast
er-faster-
Something snapped within his
head Devil take the police, take
everybody! No driver would make
sucker of him. He half fell from
the car to glare at the man sitting
in the cracked-up machine. He
raised his small, knotted fist.
'You can't get away with"
The big fellow came to life. Listen,
shrimp" he roared. Who"
Wentworth's fist shot over the door
of the car and connected with the
mans nose. The fellows eyes widened
with astonishment. But Wentworth's
opened wider. A sense of power
flowed through him.
A motor cycle siren sounded down
the road! Smithe turned to his car,
jumped behind the wheel. He grinned
at his still dazed victim.
Let that be a lesson to you!" he
1eered. His car leaped forward. The
sirens wall was close behind him
as he tramped down on the ac-
celerator. Fascinated, he watched
the dial strip jump to numbers he
had never seen before.
He peered into the mirror, recog-
niZed the grim, Sun-tanned face be-
hind. Slattery from Westchester!
Wentworth pressed the accelerator to
the floor. but the cop stayed with him.
A highway sign reading Fresh
or loomed ahead!
Wentworth took his foot from the
accelerator. dared not apply the
brakes. Slattery saw the danger too
late, struggled to keep the motor
cycle erect. The rear wheel slipped.
the machine whirled around, skidded
TO the left Of the road! The COP,
thrown clear of the wreck, scooted
Evening star., 1935-03-19

cop swerved past. Wentworth couldn't!
His car slid along the curb, his
bumper hooked fire plug.
There was kissing sound. a geyser
of water shot into the air, cascading
on the throng of onlookers.
Wentworth scrambled from his car,
ducked into the subway entrance.
He dove under turnstile as a train
hummed to stop. Some one tried
to push by as he wormed his way
into the car. The heel Of his hand
pushed the man back For once he'd
have standing room.
worth of balance. He was tapped
on the shoulder.
"S-a-a-y, you're on my foot!"
1t was the head bookkeeper. An
derson; the blight of his life.
Hello. Andy" Wentworth smiled;
I'll be late. Must get breakfast first.
See you later"
Anderson gasped like a fish out
of water
Wentworth had seen Freda Will
liams. elbowed his way to where she
sat. The out-of-town buyers always
hung around her. He wriggled him.
self between Freda and fat woman.
"Hello-join me at breakfast?"
Freda's eyes widened Why. Mr..
Smithe! Do you really-why. thanks"
Wentworth leaned close to her in
viting red lips. I'VE might take the
day off,"
She put her mouth to his ear. "Aw,
Mr.. Smithe"
Smithe wriggled closer. Without
warning, he felt huge elbow smack
against his back. The breath went
out of him all at once! The world
was sinking, his brain whirled!
He opened his eyes, saw four walls
spinning. He felt an awful ringing
in his head.
Feel better?"
Wentworth could see the speakers
face, a pretty face framed in white
collar-but it wasn't Freda's.
"Wh-what happened?" he queried,
weakly.
A cool hand caressed his forehead.
The voice was soothing:
You were in an accident"
Smithe stammered, Did I punch
that fellow"
'No-o," the nurse said very softly.
He punched you-first!"'
" "Well-well, Say!" Smithe mur-
INJURED, and went off to sleep.
tcopyrieht 1850
Tomorrow: "Tn the Middle" by
Carolyn Carlyle, tells how a we'll
intentioned intermediary found trou-
BILE by mixing in domestic quarrel.
Evening star., 1935-03-19
ALYCE WOULD FREE
KINDLY PRISONERS
Girl Continues to Improve After
Operation on Upside-Down
Stomach.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FALL RIVER, Mass, March 1s.-
Little Alyce Jane McHenry decided
yesterday she would like to obtain par
dons for inmates of the Michigan
State Prison, at Jackson. Mich, who
sent gifts to her at Truesdale Hospital,
where she is recovering from an oper-
alton to correct her upside down
stomach.
With continued improvement in her
condition reported yesterday, the To-
year-old Omaha, Nebr, girl was al
lowed to open more of her mail and
inspect gifts which flooded the hos
pital in the past two weeks.
What can I do for them" Alyce
commented, while looking at some
gifts the inmates made for her.
Shall I send them some of the
money have received?"
mo" she said. moment later, 81
have better plan. I'll get them out
of prison."
Doctors said yesterday this was "her
best day, so far" and that she was
very definitely on the road to re-
covery."
Evening star., 1935-03-19

will be served Immediately preceding
the meeting.
1t is announced that the Georgetown
Progressive Business Club, the Claren-
don Business and Professional Mems
Association and the Connecticut Ave-
nue. Business Mems Association are
now members of the federation.
Evening star., 1935-03-19

William H. Gamble and his brother,
Joseph p. Gamble. both of 1855 Fifth
street northeast.
Through Attorney Herbert S. Ward
the plaintiff says he was beaten
severely by the brothers last October
IL in a disagreement over the owner
shin of an airplane.
Evening star., 1935-03-19

tons Of rock, loosened by an earlier
blast, crashed down on a crew Of
Civilian Conservation Corps workers
in Flaming Gorge, IL miles southeast
of here.
The dead are: Edward Bailey, 20,
Ferron, Utah, and Morgan o. Thomas,
18, Salt Lake City.
Evening star., 1935-03-19
--DAILY SHORT STORY--
WORMS REVOLT
Smithe Longed for Personal Impulse Day, When he
Could Do Everything His Complexes Forbade.
BY WILLIAM G. BoGART.

on his stomach
through the oil.
w e n tw orth
| a u g h e d. He'd
never seen so be-
draggled a cop In
all his life.
He was doing go
when he hit the
S u b ur BIS. Traffic
lig h IS cleaned
green, then yell
low - he plunged
through the light!
He'd always want
ed to Jump" a red
light.
A motor cycle
cop pulle d out
a h e a d of him.
Wentworth steered
in behind--stepped
on the gas, blew
the horn! He felt
like a big-shot pol
itician with an es-
cort.
A truck pulled
out of the next
side street. The
Evening star., 1935-03-19
PLAN BUSINESS SESSION

The Federation Of Business Mems
Associations will hold its next regular
meeting Thursday. March 81. at $50
PM. in the Lafayette Hotel, Arthur
Clarendon Smith presiding. Supper
Evening star., 1935-03-19
THE Westches-

THE Westches-
l. ter highway
was deserted.
Wentworth Smithe,
bookE e eper, re-
moved the straw
hat from his egg
s h a aped h e a d ,
placed it on the
seal beside him.
The m orn j n g
breeze tousled his
muddy-blond hair.
He sighed con-
tentedly-no one
would notice this
early morning in
discretion. If only
q man could al
ways give way to
his emotions like
thisl Why should
one always obey
the die t a t e S Of
SNUG society? If a
person could do
and say what he
He blinked as the
thought Wormed
Evening star., 1935-03-19
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES

Robert F. Strange, commercial
aviator of 1856 Seventeenth street,
filed suit in District Supreme Court
yesterday for $4,000 damages from
Evening star., 1935-03-19
RECEIVERSHIP STANDS

Supreme Court Refuses to Review
Action in Creel Bros. Case.
The appointment of a receiver for
the partnership of Creel Brothers, en-
gagged in the automotive jobbing and
service business in this city, must
stand.
The Supreme Court yesterday re-
fused to review the action of the Dis
trict of Columbia Supreme Court ap-
pointing the receiver.
Evening star., 1935-03-19
ROCK SLIDE KILLS TWO

G. c. c. Man Caught by Tons Of
Loosened Material.
MANILA, Utah, March 10 (R).-
Two men were killed yesterday when
Evening star., 1935-03-19
Unable to Get Early Sleep.

A sufferer from insomnia, P. w.
Baker Of Middlesex, England, has not
gone to bed before midnight for 20
years.
La gaceta., 1935-08-17

Andrea Sc detuvo un momen-
to en- la puerta, la cerro luego y
avanz6 lentamente.
Parecia una sombra Y desli-
'zabase como 81 sus pies no toca-
sen siquiera la alfombra en- que
Sc apoyaban,
Lego junto a su esposo, 10
.c2ntempl6 fijamente un instan
tie, y, al fin, dijo:
-iSabes a 10 que vengo?
La pregunta en- 81 misma no
.tenia NADIA de particular, y, sin
embargo, Luis estremeciose y
permaneci6 callado, sin saber
que ccntestar a ella.
Andrea aguard6 la respues-
ia un instante, y luego agreg6
-Pues vengo a decirte que 10
Sc TODD, que conozco tus nfa-
La gaceta., 1935-08-17
l

Andrea levant6, al fin, la ca
beza, y Sec6 nerviosamente sus
Il&grimas.
Miro al hombre a quien tan
to habia amado, a quien amaba
adn, siendo aquel amor q. iuzga
ba indignc su mayor martirio,
y una sonrisa amarga como el
.dolor entreabri6 sus labios des-
coloridos.
La sonrisa extingui6se, en-
tonces diio, con acento en- ell que
vibraba toda la desesperaci6n
de un alma herida de muerte.
i Callas !...... Haces bien on
.callar, porque cuanto in~tentases
decir para convencerme. para
enganarme de nuevo, seria inn
La gaceta., 1935-08-17

TIL. 70 esperaba..... Mira 81 SOW
lnsensata. Eaperaba adn que tn
VleSeS una Erase de justifica-
zion, de disculpa..... Vale mas
que me haya equivocado; tn ST.
Ilencio tiene TODD Ell valor de ma
confession. iConfesi6n tardiar
Para a~rrancartela ha sido pre-
IclSo que 70 misma descubra mi
uesVehtura y tn infamia..... mo
Itienes Ell tn abono nj siouiera
IN generoso impulse de sinceri-
dad y arrepentimient9! Tu pro-
.poslto era, sin duda, seguir n
ganandome, y al verte descubier
TO- tn confusion es tanta, oue.
va 10 YES, nj aun aciertas a dis
culparte.
Volviendo a sus ~sollozos, ex-
clam6:
La gaceta., 1935-08-17

- - 49,
Ablo de Regla. Angel Daniel Diaz
ASergio Diaz, que acompana-
bs al ~joven, salieron ilesos. La
descarga electrical lie alcanz6
cuando g disponia a ponerse la
ropa, luego de banarse.
-Elementos revolucionarios
inyadieron aver las oficinas del
partido liberal, en- Manzanillo,
provincial de Oriente, dantrozan
do les libros de inscripciones.
Los a~saftantes fueron detenidos
i%ngresando en- la carcel.
-Fuerzas de la marina, cum
~pliendm6rdenes del teniente CO.
ronel gel Gonzalez registra-
ron FER la finca Boca Cisga,
cerca de Guanabacoa, encon-
trando armas largas de fuego,
ma41etes y municiones. En- la
finca fueron detenid9s Rogelio
Orihuela Barcelo y Roberto An
dres Orihuela, padre e hijo, que
dijeron ser los duenos de las
armas. Aseg1rase que en- la fin
ca Sc daba entrenamiento mill
tar a I'm grupo de individuos.
La sonora viuda del comandante
RC!elio Zayas Bazan es duena
de la propiedad.
mo Sc ha reformado ell au-
to de rrocesamiento en- contra
de Panchito Diaz, subsecretario
de obras IpGblicas. Esperabase
que ell juez actuante en- la causa
senalara fianza a Diaz, de mo-
dc que pudiese recobrar su IL
bertad. Ahora Sc lie acusa de
malversaci6n en- compania de
amplAados que obedecian sus
jrdenes.
Ell DR.. Smith. s~ecretario de
gobernaci6n manifesto aver
lue no Sc prorrogara ell plazo de
inscription de electores, aunque
j tenga que renunciar. La cam
oana que algunos elementos rea
izan a favor de la pr6rroga, Sc
Smith,, es tempo perdido.
'Prefiero renunciar a zanzibar
nj criterio."
La gaceta., 1935-08-17

mias, que he p~enetrado, al fin,
lei misterio del criminal engano
Ide que me has lhecho victima. Sc
Ique no tie llamas Luis, Sino Gus
tavo; Sc que fuiste esposo de
Iotra mujer antes que MIC, y que
Iesa mujer vive: luego nuestro
~casamiento es nulo; sc, por Ill
itimo, que eres ell padre de Lo-
Ilin......
El la ir6 esgantado, Y ella,
Iperdiendo repentinamente la e
nergia de que haSta ~entonces
.habia hecko alarde, Sc deSiplo-
mo en- una butaca, llorando y
diciendo.
= Por que me has escogido
para III victima? IPor que me
has enganado de csc mode, Guam
do w te amaba tanto?.... iTal
La gaceta., 1935-08-17
ACORDADA LA UNION DE
LA IGLESIA METODISTA

Chicago, Agosto 17.-Con ell a
sentimiento de la iglesia Meto-
dista Episcopal del Sur y de Ia
Metodista PROTESTANT Sc acor-
do aver la union de los metodis
tas bajo la designation de lyle
STA MeJodista. Esto agrupa ba-
jo un mismo pabell6n a 20 mi
Homes de fieles.
LA fusion no entrara en- VI
gor, segun una nota de los dele
gados, hasta que sea ratificada
por ell vote de las iglesias y las
conferencias anuales.
La gaceta., 1935-08-17

de 81 mismo, Sc cubri6 ell
|rostro con las manos.
No lloraba no podia llorar
despavoridc y anonadado, pare
Icia como 81 repentinamente Sc
!ubiese despenado en- las negru
ras de un abismo sin fondo.
Durante algunos momentcs.
en- la estancia no Sc oyo otro ru-
NOR que ell de los desgarradores
.solloz3s de Andrea.
Fuera resonaban las alegres
risas de LClin, que con Lulu ju-
gaba en- la sntesala.
AQuellas risaS de la inocen-
te nina, parecian un escarnio al
dolor de Ia condesa Y a la SOM
.bria desesperaci6n del conde.
La gaceta., 1935-08-17

dores en- ell ejeTcito constitucio-
nal.
"A Cetici6n del DR.. Portoca-
rrero, miembro del Conjuntc
Nacional, ell Tribunal Supreme
Electoral decide que las cedu-
las de inscription sean entrega-
das Embellishments a los ms
criptos, sin demoras innecesa-
rias.
-Ahoche Sc representa- de
nuevo en- la Plaza de la Cate
dral, cen motive del tricentena-
rio de LCpe de Vega, la celebre
ICbra dramatica Fuenteovejuna.
La representation tuvo ell mis-
mo exito de los dias anteriores.
-Lueg2 de energicas decla-
raciones hechas ipor ell DR.. Mo-
rales del Castillo, secretario de
juSticia, Sc ha ordenado perse-
guir a los jueces que Sc mez-
Glen en- la politica. Cuatro jue-
ces, acusadOs de actuar dentro
de la politica para su beneficio,
han sido sometidos a un eMpe-
diente. Son estos los jUeces mu-
nicipales de Dos Camin0s, Juan
Rogers; ell del Cobre, Pedro A.
Perez, y los de la Esperanto y
Bueyecito. Ell juez de Guara a.
caba de ser denunciado por ell
DR.. Carlos Manuel de la Cruz.
I'm individuo de la raza ne
gra asalt6 en- la esquina de San
Miguel y Consulate, quitandole
$95, a Felix Ramon Smith, We
elmo del pueblo de Manguito. Ell
asaltado trat6 de perseguir al
ladr6n; pero este desapareci6
de su vista a TODD correr.
Al caerse de un tedao en- la
estaci6n Terminal sufri6 lesio-
mes graves ell empIeado HeIve-
clio Santacruz Oviedo. lie reco-
gieron del pavimento dos COM
paneros de trabajo. I'm hijo de
Oviedo Sc hizo cargo de la aten-
cion de su padre.
Ell s~ecretario del trabajo,
Sr. Emilio Gaspar Rodriguez,
Sc ha dirigido a la association de
|obreros de Pogolotti, informant
dole que no es cierto que ell 60
bierno tenga ell prop6sito de
desaloJar a los obreros que ALI
habitan, en- las casas construi-
das con dinero del erario nacio-
nal. Desea ell secretario que las
casas sean reconstruidas, en- be
neficio de la hygiene, pero sin
',que la anime la intenci6n de Ian
gar a la Gale a los que en- elias
residen. Ademas ell gobierno Sc
propone edificar un mayor nd-
nero de casas, "Yo, dice ell Sr.
La gaceta., 1935-08-17
La Gaceta
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN
Folletin No. 255

Andrea.
Su aspecto era imponente.
Muy palida y con los ojos
muy encendidos, como 81 hubie-
sc dorado mucho, sus facciones
tenian una dureza extrana en-
ella.
Luis, al verla, Sc levant6 de
su asiento y permaneci6 inm6-
vii, mirandola aterrado.
Por su aspecto, comprendi0
que algo muy grave, quizas es-
pantoso, iba a decirle.
La gaceta., 1935-08-17
III

Ell culpable no tuvo fuerzas pa
ra replicar, para desmentir, pa
ra defenderse.
Esperaba la catastrofe, la pre-
sentia, y, sin embargo, lie impre
sion6 de tai mode, que no tuvo
energias nj aun para desafiar ell
peligro frente a frente.
Sc rindi6 sin r~esistencia. sin
lucha, como Sc rinde ell que Sc
reconoce irremisiblemente per-
dido. EaTgM
Al igual que su victima, de-
eaer en- ell asiento que an
ties ocupaba, y cual 81 Sc horro-
La gaceta., 1935-08-17
INFORMATION
DEL. PUERTO


Hicieron aver su entrada en-
puerto les vapores a@ericanos
Jean, Cuba y Commercial Pho
neer.
Zarparcn sl vapor MAR Ban
ea9anol, que Sc dirige a Bar
.celona y Valencia, y los ameri-
canos Cuba, Jean y Commercial
Pioneer. Parti6 con rumbo a
New Orleans la motonave anne
ricana Teapa, de- la Standard
Fruit Company.
La gaceta., 1935-08-17
M

Jose Perez, %, y Alice Mon
ties de Oca, II; Phillip M. San
feliz, %, y Lobelia Smith, %
Andres j.. Railway, AZ, y Odes-
sa Jerrett, 25.
La gaceta., 1935-08-17
? seran desa1ojados - obreros del Barrio .
(golotti. = Encontradas armas y municionSs
ehN una finca de G~uanabacoa. Smith ~prefiere
renuhciar a conceder la Prorroga de
nscripciones.

Habana, agosto Eel DR.
Ricardo Ponce, auevo secreta-
rio de hacienda, conference a.
yer con ell DR.. Maximiliano
Smith, ell s~ecretario INFERNO re-
nunciante. Despues de la con-
'ferencia los dos Sc dirigieSpn al
campamento de Columbia, don
de los recibi6 ell teniente coro-
mel Pedraza, jefe de la policia,
por estar ausente en- aquellos
momentos ell coronel Batista.
-Agentes del ej6rcito que a.
cusaban injustamente al segun-
do administrator de la c0mpa-
MIA Harris Bros, diciendo que
.habia insultado al coronel Ba-
tista y al captain Belisario Her
randez, fueron desmentidos "a
yer ante uno de los tribunales
de Urgencia por ell cabo Abad y
Gil, del servicio de investiga-
ci6n. Luego de la declaration de
este cabo, hombre de confianza
de Batista, ell tribunal dict6 sen
tencia absolutoria. Abad dijo
que era de lamentar la presen-
cia de hombres como los asusa-
La gaceta., 1935-08-17

Vedado Sc present6 un peque.
no yate sospedhoso, poniendc
en- movimiento . la Ipolicia. L.
fortaleza de la cabana hizo fun
cionar su potente reflector y e
yate, viendose descubierto, sa.
li6 con rumbo Jaimanitas. Pc
CO despues salia la lancha de pc
licia a perseguirlo pero no pu-
do alcanzarlo. Cr6ese que la EN-.
lbarcacion trtaba de meter IN
Jun contrabando de armas o de
mercancias.
Ell DR.. Mendizabal dei6 en-
libertad al j6ven Jose Luis
Blanco Bustillo, que trat6 de
paSar un billete de 500 de les
entregados por el rescate de Fa
liza Bonet. Ell ito de Blanco, Jo-
Sc Garcia, fue remitido a la car
Gel pOr ,aaber traido de Mejico
vari9s billeteS del rescate, sin
ique aun haya podido justificar
su procedencia.
Los agentes de policia Vic
tor Garcia y Carlos Grana, a.
rrestaron a Juan jose Lamas,
Vidal Morales Rodriguez y Ma
nEel Lorenzo, que en- horas de
la madrugada actuaban de ma
nera sOas echosa. Los dos pri-
merOS fueron dejados en- liber-
tad y ell ultimo sera juzgado por
llevar una pistola sin tener Ii
cencia. I'm asunto de mujeres
origino los movimientos que
atrajeron la atenci6n de la po-
Una mujer demente, que
dijo llamarse Yolanda o Rosa
Valdes Valdes, emparentada
con Juan Gronlier, exgoberna-
dor de Matanzas, ingres6 aver
en- ell hospital de Mazorra. La
mujer Sc puso a tocar ell piano,
sin saber hacerlo, en- ell estable-
,imiento de Prado y Dragones,
Y despues Sc puso a dar gritos,
evidenciando su perturbation
mental.
Ell traSlado al cementerio
de Colon de los restos del Sar-
Miguel Angel Hernandez,
una Victima del machadato, sc
efectuara Ell dia Is. Sc cometi6
el crimen que cost6 la vida a
Hernandez en- ell Castillo de
Atares. Un hermano del sar-
|gento es ahora teniente de la
Ipolicla, destacado en- la tercera
estacion.
La gaceta., 1935-08-17

veg 10 que me sucede sea un cas-
.tigo de mi amor!
The Washington times., 1935-06-12
TOvn Deserted, GraUeyards Filled

Our German comrades into the They found the
houses deserted 1t dead city We went to the outskirts
to cemetery where the victims of the famine were buried
Here found living people at the of their rea
tves They told that they had been buyng daily their
dear ones.
"Our representatives have written to Germany appeal
ing for help For this they all shot. We don't know
what will become of German people send us no
help
When German felowexecutonsts heard these Words
they said among Themselves in my presence, for they
trusted me:
Here you are, comrades Hitler wanted to help his
and the Bosheviks would not let him.
1t a staggering blow this visit to the German terri
tory. I did not know Communist what to say.
wondered if Moscow knew about the famine We returned
to the boat and went to the next stop Kamishn where
a reception with music and speeches awaited
How amazed was when my German comrades, who had
condemned the Boshevks and said that Hitler right
at the Dorbrnka cemetery mounted the platform and
delivered enthusiastic speeches praise of the achievements
Of the Soviet government Many of these later re-
turned to Germany and became followers of Hitler.
The Washington times., 1935-06-12
Eccles Bank Bill
BOtherS Bankers

LAKE GEORGE, N. Y, June
10 Q.N.SO.-Political domination
has Scuttled all the ideals of the
Federal reserve system, the reserve
system has outlived it's usefulness.
and member banks will be faced
with the necessity of withdraw
dng the moment the Eccles bank
ing bill is enacted.
This was the declaration at
the closing meeting of the New
York State Bankers Associations
forty-second annual convention
here today by DR.. H. Parker
Willis, professor of banking at
Columbia University and former
secretary of the Federal Reserve
Board, who bitterly assailed the
Eccles bill as "the most danger
GUS banking measure that has
ever come before Congress.
The Washington times., 1935-06-12
HUNT GAMBLER|2 TOWNS NAME
IN GIRL MURDER CITY OFFICIALS

CHICAGO, June IL GN.SD.
Wanted for one of the most brutal
murders in Chicago's history,
Tony Madona, Is, gambler and
wrestler, was hunted by police to,
day.
Authorities believe he was the
man who calmly invaded a hotel
room and fired eight bullets into
Mrs. Cecilia Mae Venable, q,
night club singer, as she lay de-
fenseleSs on her bed.
Madona's sister, Georgia, ques-
toned by police, said Tony was
madly in love with the beautiful
entertainer. She said:
Cecilia tormented him with
her fickleness. She drove him
insane"
Mrs. Venable came here two
years ago from Butte. Mont,
where her husband is railway
employee.
The Washington times., 1935-06-12
WARMERS SEEK
NEW RECORD

HOLLYWOOD, June IL U.sJ.
AS a forerunner of the major pro-
duction program on which sales.
men are baSing their hopes to
smash records, a lineup of 1870
short subjects to be released dur
ing the 1886 season was an
nounced yesterday to delegates to
Warner Brothers International
Sales Convention.
Announcement of the organiza.
ton of Warner Brothers One
Hundred Per Cent Club" was
made.
The storm of applause that
greeted the Hundred Per Cent
erS" was rivaled by that the con-
ventioneers gave Carl Leserman's
remarks anent "Oil for the Lamps
of China" a Cosmopolitan pro-
duction recently released.
Norman H. Moray, Vitaphone
executive in charge of shorts and
trailers, outlined the Vitaphone
program for the coming year.
The Washington times., 1935-06-12

HERNDON, Va, June 12.-City
officials in Herndon and Falls
Church were elected in town elec-
tions held here yesterday.
In Herndon, the mayor, town
sergeant and clerk were all re-
elected. They are, respectively,
Allen H. Kirk, Vernon Cockerill
and Guy N. McGlincy. Sixteen
candidates were in the field for
the six seats on the council, in
Guiding three incumbents, Ray
mond N. Wrenn, Ernest Gibson
and Walter H. Wiley. The incum-
bents we're reelected with Waite
Wilkins, J. K. Linkins and Sey-
mour Robb.
In Falls Church only one in
cumbent ran for reelection,
Charles E. Gage, who was re-
elected to represent tn e third
ward. R. E. Ankers was elected
from the first ward without op-
position and J. G.. Smith in the
second ward.