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Evening star., 1936-03-13

school building, commencing at $40
pm. The class rooms are large and
well ventilated, and the facilities Of
the law library, containing more
than 21,000 volumes, will be at the
disposal of the Summer students.
Recently the Georgetown Law
School ruled four full years Of college
work equivalent to bachelors degree
as a requisite for admission, beginning
with the opening of the September
term. The introduction of Summer
sessions is in line with the con-
tinued progressive policy Of the school.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
BOYS CLUB TO BE HOST
TO BROOKLYN MEMBERS
Basket Ball Game Scheduled
With Visit of 43 New Yorkers
Tomorrow.

The Boys Club of Washington will
be host to 43 members of the Navy
Yard District Boys Club, Brooklyn,
N. Y, in meeting here tomorrow. A
basket ball game between the Brook
lyn and Washington groups is in
cluded on the program.
The Brooklyn boys are being brought
to Washington under sponsorship of
the Juvenile Aid Bureau o: the Crime
Prevention Bureau Of the New York
Police Department, according to
Charles M. Fyfe, managing director
of the Boys Club here.
Members of the Gales-Seaton-B Blake
Parent Teacher Association will be
guests of the local Boys Club Wednes-
day at an entertainment program
including tumbling, music and motion
pictures in the clubs headquarters,
230 C street.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
Airmail to Africa.

Airmail service has just been In
augurated between London and Nige-
ria,
Evening star., 1936-03-13
BURNETT TABLET
TO BE DEDICATED
Ceremonies at 1919 I Street To-
morrow to Honor "Faunt-
B leroy" Author.

At the home at 1919 I street, where
Frances Hodgson Burnett wrote Lit
tie Lord Fauntleroy" so years ago,
anniversary ceremonies will be held
at noon tomorrow and bronze tablet
dedicated.
Reginald Birch, 80-year-old artist
who drew the original sketches that
illustrate the famous novel, will par
ticipate in the program.
DR.. Frank w. Ballou, superintend-
ent of schools; Representative John
S. McGroarty, poet laureate of Cali
fornia, and several hundred school
children are to participate in the
dedication of the tablet, a gift of
David o. Selznick, Hollywood pro-
ducer. Denis Morrison, Selznicks
representative. will present the tablet
to the Lord Fauntleroy Literary So
ciety.
Other items on the program include
music by the high school cadet band,
singing by chorus of school children
and pageant by school children un-
Ger the direction of Marie Walcott.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
CHEVY CHASE BUS
CHANGE is WEIGHED
De Luxe Service May Be Aban.
doned-Maximum Load Cues
ton Considered.

Abandonment Of the Chevy Chase
de luxe coach line will be considered
by the Public Utilities Commission
Monday along with study Of wheth-
er q limit should be placed on the
maximum loading of busses Of various
types throughout the service of the
Capital Transit Co.
The commission next week will call
company officials into conference to
ascertain the status Of the long list
Of track changes which have been
ordered to make rerouting effective.
The recent inclement weather, it was
revealed, has delayed starting Of track
Evening star., 1936-03-13
BUDGET DENIAL HIT

Budget Bureau rejection Of the
Commissioners request for funds to
provide public inspection of motor
vehicles was attacked today by the
American Automobile Association,
which also criticized the bureaus
alternative suggestion.
The Budget Bureaus suggestion that
Evening star., 1936-03-13
Writers to Get Prizes.

The four winners in the story con-
test conducted by the Society of Free
Lance Writers will be announced at
the organizations meeting at the
Shoreham Hotel Thursday at 8:l5
pm. Each will receive prize. Parke
Arnold, teacher and short story writer,
Judged the contest.
Evening star., 1936-03-13

changes in the vicinity Of Fourteenth
street and New York avenue, the key
to widespread rerouting through the
downtown area. This work was to
have been started early this month,
but is now scheduled to be begun
May !.
With development Of the regular
Connecticut avenue service, the pat
ronage on the extra-fare Chevy Chase
coach line has fallen to a very low
level, the commission was informed
today. Not more than 900 persons a
day use the coach line, it was said.
Estimates were that the company is
losing about $4,000 a year in the
coach operation, for which the fare
is 20 cents cash or five tickets for IS
cents.
Evening star., 1936-03-13

derstand why young Curl and the old
chap by the rail are bit agitated this
morning
Empey liked to talk to the Tran
script. 1t gave him a sense OF mag
unanimous superiority. 1t helped him
to arrange his own thoughts, and
since the Transcript could not come
out for hours after his own story was
published, there was no chance OK
those thoughts being stolen. So he
continued:
"RUT don't forget, this is only a
~ preliminary hearing, In these
parts the magistrate functions as
grand jury. He could set the boy
free, but if the evidence against him
is strong enough he must commit him
for trial at a higher court; which I
expect he will do shortly after that
gong rings in few minutes. I'd say
the evidence looks plenty strong.
First of all, young Curl and Roy
Gunder's daughter are in love, and
old Gunder is making it tough for
them. ThereS tne moIlVe.
so when old Gunder gets plugged
through the ear with a bullet by an
unseen assailant as he is passing the
Curl home one night, it doesn't look
so good.
Then they pick up young Don Curl
in the vicinity and find him carrying
a high-powered air pistol!
Just to cap it of, you heard Sergt.
Brady. police arms expert with IS
years experience, swear that that air
pistol is not only capable of putting a
bullet through an ear but might even
kill at 80 or 40 feet.
We'll suppose he had been little
better shot and got Gunder in the
eye? At least they might have had
the bullet to match its markings with
the gun.
But there's the gong. Let's go in
and see the last act"
ENTERING the rapidly filling court
room, Empey's alert eyes scruti-
nized the big gray-haired man who
sat by the rail, near the defense
counsel. He had noted the tension
with which this man had followed the
hearing. He had watched a gray
curtain of detection fall over those
features just before the recess, when
Brady had sworn that the air pistol
could have inflicted the wound. Empey
had come to look on this man as a
barometer Of the youthful prisoners
chances.
The magistrate smiled at the weak
motion by the defense for dismissal
of the case. "As it stands now that is
impossible" he said. 1T is true that
the motive and opportunity as shown
by the prosecution, might not in them
selves be enough to justify sending
Evening star., 1936-03-13
DAILY SHORT STORY
FOR DEFENSE

the accused q to
trial; but h Is
poss ssion OF q
weapon capable OF
infl lict ing the
wound makes 1t
serious.
do you wish to
enter q defense
now?"
Empey watched
the lines on the
face of the big
man stifen. Saw
his clutch at the
coat Of the defense
counsel. Watched
their lips m ov
rapidly in whisper
ed conference. Saw
the lawyer turn
back to the bench
and declare: I'VE
call Donald Curl,
ST."
There was some
thing military now
~, fl1a k.ao rinn ~
Evening star., 1936-03-13

FW1HAT can this
w lad get if he
As convicted ?" ask
ed the young re-
porter from the
M orning Tran
script to whom a
1O-minuts court t
recess was but an
other chance to
pry information
from the veteran
Enpey Of the Eve
ming Bulletin.
From the copy
Of the criminal
code at your Office,
section 273," re-
piled Empey in his
most fatherly man
ner, you W would d
learn t h a t you
would be liable to
life Imprisonment
for wounding with
intent to MAIN or
dishgure. So you
ron nerhanS nm
Evening star., 1936-03-13

inspection could be made In privately
operated garages encourages the use
of inspection by commercial interests
as a means Of creating repair busi-
ness" and is "indefensible," the asso-
ciation said.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-19
Distojne zahajeni Olympiady
CLEVELAND, Q.
D. e., 3. 6ERVENcE 1895

V tesne bl1zkosti cleveland
skeho stredu mesta, Public
Square, S dominujfc1 vezf re-
leznicnlho Terminalu, stoj1 mo-
hutna budova - Cleveland Pu-
bile Auditorium. Severnl cast
je velka arena pro asi $4,000
navStevnik1. Prilehla JIM
cast je mensi, S 5000 sedadly,
zvana Music Hall. Je to Vast
ne krasne divadlo, nemz da-
vany jsou koncerty, divadla O.
perry. Tato vznosna sin Dude
v patek 8. cervence m1stem "a
hajovaci slavnosti I. Delnicke
Olypiady v Americe.
Ma programu vecera, jake
hlavni cislo, budou ukazky
cvicenf obou Vzornych druz-
stew z Prahy. Zpevn1 c1sla
vyplni smiseny sbor zname
krejcovske unie Amalgamated
Clothing Workers of America.
Dale clevelandsky Ochotnicko
pevecky sbor Vojan a pTatelske
sbory jihoslovanske Zarja a
Delavec. Clevelandske DTJ.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-19
Vymena statnich dluhopisG "a
pHjcku unifikaSnf.

Vsechny dosavadnf statnf
puJcky p%odlehajf Poole zakona
povinnosti vymeny "a pGjcky
unifikacnf. z teto povinnosti
Jsou vynaty zasadne jen statni
stavebni losy, jejichz umorova-
Ct tahy budou obnoveny dnem
l 1nora 1887 a jejichz celkova
umofovaci doba Dude prodlou-
zena o sedm umoTovacich tahn.
Povinnosti vymeny nepodleha-
j take nektere odskodnovacf
dluhopisy "a valecne p1jcky,
nektere nahradni dluhopisy ze-
leznicni, nahradni renta 3b %,
3R% ctvrta statnf pGjcka,
neemisni zapGjcky u Zemske
banky z roku 1923 a zapdjcka
u pojistoven z roku 1882. Mi
instr finance je vsak zmocnen
nabidnouti drzitel1m techto
papird vymenu Ia nektery typ
unifikacnf p1jcky a stanoviti
podmlnky vymeny.
Poole vyhlasky ministra fl
nancl Dude provadena vymena
dosavadnfch statnich dluhopi-
sG "a dluhopisy move u pen9z-
Mich 1stavG, jakmile budou no.
We dluhopisy dohotoveny, coz
lie ocekavati nejpozdeji V zaff
tohoto roku.
D6lezite je, ably kazdJ, kdo
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-19
z cesty presidenta Roosevelta.

V Dallas, Texas, president
Franklin Roosevelt ma Vystave
Stolet1- Texasu, utocil ma mono
poly.
Ma banketu usporadanem ma
jeho poctu prohlasil, re Spoje-
ne Staty Sc chovajf pratelsky k
celemu svetu v nemz tax mno-
he staty ohrozeny jsou znae-
nym nebezpecfm, ale re pomoc
Ameriky niue byti jen moral
nj.
Spojene Staty must staff pew
ne ma vlastnfm stanovisku "a
pratelske politiky ke vsem.
Rec jeho ma vystave byla wy
slechnuta zastupem odhadova-
nym ma $4,000 lidi. Prohlaso-
val re dosud mezi Mani jsou
bezohlednf prospechari a pro-
roci Fla.
"Kazda politika at liz naro-
dohospodarska neb politicka.
jez Sc snazf vypuditi maleho|
obchodnfka, pr1myslnfka nebI
zemedelce a soustrediti kontro-
v moe nekolika malych Size,
ale mocnych skupin, jest prf-
namifena ma stalost vlady a
prot demokracii," prohlasil.
Chot Rooseveltova pronesla
krats1 proslov k texaskym ze-
nam, chvalila jejich pokrokove
smyslenf a oznacila je jake u
drzovatelky statu. Prohlasila
"Musime pracovati spolecne,
misto zajmG jednotlivc1 musi
zavladnouti kooperace."
President Roosevelt stall Sc
cestnym nacelnfkem maleho
kmene IndianG v Texasu tt
qua. Byl uveden do kruhu ru-
.ochu nacelnfky, korunovan &c
lenkou z orlfch per a venovany
mu mokasiny z jelenice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-19

centralizovana sprava farmar-
ske 1vernf korporace; vyplaty
benefitG ma donna spotrebova-
ne sklizne, ma nichz je vyvozu
schopny surplus; podpora ko-
operativnfho prodavanf.
Slibuje zavrzenf nynejsfho
vzajemnostnfho celniho zako-
ma obnoven1 meniveho ella; "a
vrhuje tajna vyjednavani OBJ
chodnfch smluv; zavedenf eel,
ktere by pfivodily rovnovahu
mezi %prGmyslem a rolnictvfm.
Soukrome monopoly jsou ne
snesitelne a neobhajitelne, a
slibuje energicke vynucovani
zakonG proti monopolnm a u
drzovanf svobodn6ho podnika-
nj.
VIM Rooseveltovu admin
straci, re obetovala civil SER
vice, ably vytvorila narodnf DO
litickou masinu, slibuje svou
podporu meritnfmu systemu.
Slibuje zastaviti blahovost
acknowledgements vydavanf:
vyvazenf rozpoctu nikoliv IVY
DAM, ale snfzenfm
vyloh; zrevidovati nynejsi IDA
novaci system, a srovnati jej s
bernfmi systemy statu a obci:
pouzivati zdanovacf moci pro
vybranf danf, a nikoliv k poll
trestan1. Obhajujel
zdravou menu.
Je proti Lie narod1 a sveto-
soudu.
Je pro vydrzovanf pfimere-
ne slime armady a lodstva; pro
1ozor s jinymi staty ma vyrobu
obchod Sc zbranemi; pro o.
nezenf zbrojenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-19
Rodinne neshodv.

V Indianapolis, Ind, Andrew
Farran, Al, byl probodnut a
smrtelne zranen, svou 14letou
neterl, Betty Cole, pc hadce k
will tomu, re devce vytrhalo
nejake retkvicky ma jeho "a
hrade. D1vka pravi, re byl O.
PLY.
V Douglas, Mich, Peter
Weingardner, 40, byl stfelen
svou dcerou Mildred, 16letou.
Hadal Sc Sc svou manzelkou,
ktera uchvatila revolver. Vyr-
val j zbran kterou dial sve dee
ri, ale tato jej sama strelila do
boku. Kule mt uvazla We sva-
lech zad.
= V Los Angeles, Kalifornie,
42lety Val Martin, filmovy te-
chnik, zastfelil svou 21letou
byvalou manzelku Elizabeth
Hope Evans, studentku umeni,
a pax sebe. Pred dvema tJdny
byli rozvedeni. Martin nepfe-
stall ma nj zarliti.
V Council Bluffs, Iowa.
v mrtvole zeny, vylovene z re-
ky Missouri, byla ztotoznena
31leta Violet King Chaplin z
Council Bluffs. Urady zadrze-
ly jejiho, byvaleho manzela
Chas. Chapina z Omahy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-19

nacvicuj1 pGvodn1 symbolickou
scenu Tyran, a hudebn1m do
provodem a velmi efektivne p1-
sob1ci.
V tydnu pc Olympiade W.
jedou ODE Vzorna druzstva ma
zapad. z Clevelandu nejprve
do Detroit, kde Sc rozdelf.
Druzstvo Zen zajede a vystoupf
v Chicago We stredu 8. cerven-
ce. Nasleduj1c1ho dine vrat1 sc
pax primo ma vychod. Druz-
stvo muzu pojede z Detroit do
st. Louisa. Vystoupf tam We
ctvrtek, 9. cervence. Obtain
tud pojedou do Cedar Rapids,
Ia, kde ma podnet tamnejs1 T.
]. Sokol utvoren spolecny W.
Dor, ktery PRAGUE ma pr1prave
jejich zajezdu. Re Cedar Ra-
pids pojede druzstvo muz1 do
Chicago. Tam pripravujl veil
kou slavnost, v nedeli IL. Ger
vence odpoledne, v historickem
Plzenskem parku, We zname
"Ceske Kalifornii". Nasledu-
j1c1ho dine vrac1 Sc pax druz-
stvo muzG take ma vychod.
Tutez nedeli, IL. cervence,
vystoup1 Druzstvo zen v Ne
warku, N. j., ma velke slavno-
sti Jednoty Delnickeho Ameri-
ckeho Sokola. Celia vyprava
odj1zd1 pax jiz 16. cervence z
New Yorku ma lodi Aquitania.
Ocekava Sc, re "a. cervence bu-
de jiz Zpet v Praze.
Vsechna mista, ktera budou
druzstvy navstfvena, pTipravu-
j Sc horlive a die nejlepsfch
moznost1, ably tax vzacne ma
vstevy bylo vsude i propagac-
ne dobfe vyuzito v zajmu stare
vlasti, onoho "ostrova demo-
kracie" We stredni Europe.
Snazne Sc doporucuje, pri-
potent Sc k spolecnym vypra-
YAM, organisovanym z jednot-
livych mist do Clevelandu, ma
Delnickou Olympiadu. PAX
Dude mono zaruciti vsem pa
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-19

nechce svoje dluhopisy "a uni
fikacni pdjcku vymeniti, lie
povinen do konce mesfce kvet-
ma tohoto roku odevzdati tyto
dluhopisy Postovni sporitelne v
Praze do vazan6 1schovy pod
vlastnlm jmenem. Mdze tax
uciniti primo, nebo postou cen
nym dopisem. Must vsak pri-
pojiti seznam dluhopis1 a pf-
semne prohlasenl, re 81 nepreie
vymeny "a unifikacnf pujcku.
Dluhopisu takto slozenych u
Postovn1 spofitelny nelze pou-
zlti k ukladadni jmeni sirotcf-
no, ami Ike skladanf kaucf a lis
tot u vefejnych 1rad1 a stat
mich podnikG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-19
Varovani.

Rupert Hughes, americky
spisovatel, V proslovu ke gra-
duant1m Western Reserve uni
versity, pronesl nasledujicf:
Zemi a narod md6ze vyvest s
krise pouze clovek skutecne W.
nikajicich vlastnostf a velkych
vseobecnych vedomostf. Clio
veku to nekdy must pfipadat
skoro jake V blazinci, kdyz u
vaz1, co vsechno Sc dI6v6rive-
mu lidu pTedklada k weren't.
Pc hffchu takovf samozvanf
vGdcove dochazejf dosud slu-
chu u nemyslfcfch mas, kter6
Sc lehce pax stavajf obetmi ie-
Jich "raketu'. Lupic, ktery
pc pripade riskuje vlastni Ii
vot, kdyz jde "a k%ofistf, je poe
tivejsf lid, kteTf pod plastikem
humanity" balamutf chuda-
ky zkrusene bfdou a nedostat-
KEN slibujfce jim raj ma zemi,
kdyz budou pint jejich bezed-
ne kapsy pffspevky "na propa-
gandu."
Ia danych pomerG nenf di-
WI, re clovek, ktery Sc vazne
zabyva problemy zeme, Sc scho
va a nez1castn1 Sc veTejneho
zivota.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-19

tficne opatrenf. Podobne i
mnes1 skupiny a jednotlivci u
cini dobre, sdel1-li CO nejdrfve,
kdy a Jak prijedou a jak6ho
opatreni 81 pref. Nenf ale
mono cekati Sc vsfm, az ma po-
slednl dny, nebot Cleveland ote-
vira svoji vystavu jiz 27. cerv-
ma. Mesto Dude tedy jiste pre-
plneno prave We dny Olympia
dy. Neodkladejte a piste hned
na mlstn1 Vybor vypravy nebo
primo ma KancelaT Olympiady.
5454 Broadway, Cleveland,
Ohio.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-19
Osudne srazky.

V Long Beach, Kalifornie,
srazily Sc diva mezimestske bu-
sy, pri cemz bylo poraneno 76
osob, 25 z mich vazne.
" Britton, So. Oak, cole
ty Ralph Tennyson a jeho 6leta
sestra Donna byli zabiti a pet
dalsfch clenG jejich rodiny po-
raneno, kdyz Sc jejich auto pre-
vratilo devet mil zapadne cd
tud.
Evening star., 1936-08-12
Native Pride.

LOS ANGELES (P.-Otto p. Hig-
gins, director Of the Kansas City po-
lice, came out to see some of his
Kansas City friends, now living here,
and planned to give them Q steak din
ner. Particular about his steaks, Hig-
gins brought along q supply Of the
Kansas City kind, packed with dry ice,
IN his grip.
Evening star., 1936-08-12
Dangers of the Hunt.

SALT LAKE CITY (R.-Ivan Ev-
ans stalked bed bugs in his home with
a gasoline spray. Then he struck q
match to see If any live ones were
left. The blast that followed singed
his eyebrows and legs and scorched
the bed room walls.
Evening star., 1936-08-12

Down.
l. However.
2. Spiritual meaning of words.
8. Compensation for injury.
4. Pike-like fish.
S. To present itself.
6. Having a toothed margin.
7. More quickly.
8. Tremulous.
8. A small cubical body
10. Published without authority.
IL. An American wildflower.
IL. Espouse.
Il. Oscillate.
16. A denial
81. 100 square meters.
%. Any tribunal
"a. Linear variations Of color.
Is. Chips of stone.
81. Unmatched.
20. At no time.
80. Pertaining to the cheek.
"a. A large cistern.
36. Attentive consideration.
80. The means Of Cleopatra's suicide
40. Groove.
Al. Small boat used in Ireland.
~. Scantier.
43. A clubfooted person.
A. Amounted to.
As. Ef1eminate.
46. River in England.
40. Recede.
SO. Trunk Of human body.
81. A public storehouse.
81. Definite article.
SO. Nautical record Of voyage.
so. A constellation.
81. Simpleton.
SO. A weight Of Japan.
"a. To stitch.
Evening star., 1936-08-12
LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE.

DEEP IN THE ABANDONED NINE,
HUNDREDS OF MILES FROM ANY
OTHER HUMAN BEING, NE FIND A
cRoUcHlNG. INTENT FIGURE FRED FREE
Evening star., 1936-08-12

Across.
4. Chisel for breaking ore.
7. Possessed.
10. Foot of an animal.
13. Not cognizant.
Is. Like donkey.
II. A small American marmoset.
Is. Pierced with lance.
10. Prevent from free speech.
20. Condition.
%. Edible tuber.
%. Morass.
"a. Scorching.
26. Also.
28. Deputy.
30. Mark aimed at in curling.
81. Improve.
SO. Self-restraint.
35. Reburdened.
ST. BY way Of.
80. Quite.
80. Receives.
43. Dealt with.
a.. Prop against the side of a struc-
ture.
<6. Leguminous plant.
oO. a ngure OF speech.
81. Common level
81. Buildings having stalls.
IS. Bind.
S6. Wandering Indian dancer.
68. Path Of heavenly body.
SO. An ingredient of dyes
so. Fixes in a stable condition.
So. Releases upon own recognizance.
65. Liberati ton.
66. Formed on the surface Of the
earth.
81. A beer.
68. Since.
90. A haunt.
40. Emblem OF morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-25
X'M{a:|!tEl!@!!:;!::'

LOCAL TEMPERATURES
Maximum ................#.. 10
Minimum ................. 10
Reading at Noon Today
Temperature .......... ...#.#.#.... III
Humidity .......,.......... II
Reading at ) IL. m. Today
Temperature ....,.......... .....1 -
Humidity ............... 2S
Reading at ; y. m. festerday
Temperature ..........,.... ...... l1o
Humidity ........ ................ 10
Los Angeles and Nicinity-Fair to-
night and Friday, but overcast in
morning; not much change in
temperature and humidity; light
variable winds, mostly southwest.
Southern CalifOrnia-Fair tonight
and Friday, but overcast tonight,
little change in temperature, moder-
ate northwest wind off the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-25
HOLLYWOOD TO
GO ON PARADE
AT ELKS MEET

LOS ANGELES, June 25.-Holly
wood. motion picture capitol, will
90 on parade Thursday evening
July 10th, in the Los Angeles coils
cum to pay tribute to the "thund-
ering herd" of Elks who will as
senble in this city July 18th for
their 72nd, annual national reun.
ion
Through the cooperation of pro.
ducerS, stars, technieians and 9th
ers OF the industry, Super-colosSal
Electrical Pageant will be present
ed Thursday evening and, in ad
dition to scores of gorgeous illum.
mated floats. a motion picture field
show will feature a glittering gal
aXy of world-famed stars.
Among producers listed in the
committee representing the industry
are Louis B. Mayer, David o. Selz-
nick, Jack L. Warner, Walt Dizney,
Daryl Zanunck, Sam Briskin, VIM.
r. Fraser, Henry Herzbrun. Charles
Rogers and Hal Roach.
Supervising the field show will
be such international favoriteS as
SID Grammar, Tom Mix, Victor
McLaglen, Snowy Baker, Douglas
Fairbanks, George O'Brien (Big
Boy Williams, Ken Maynard, Buck
Jones and Joe E. Brown.
Masters and mistreSses of cere.
monies will include a host OF
screen and radio folks, among them
George Burns and Oracle Allen,
Robert WoolSey and Bert Wheeler,
Jack Benny and Mary Livingston,
Conrad Nagel, Leo Carrillo and
many others.
The Elks annual daylight par,
ade will be held Thursday after
noon in the downtown streets OF
Los Angeles and this will be one OF
the largest ond most colorful ever
seen in America, lodges in all
states Of the Union to be repre-
sented by floats. bands or drum
corps, novel coStumed entries,
uniformed marching units,
drill team or other appropriate
offerings.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-25
TRIAL OF GOREE
SUIT STARTED
IN Ell CENTRO

Trial of the L. j. Goree case
against the H. H. Griswold com
pany of Calexico began in Judge
Vaughn N. Thompson'S court
Thursday morning.
Goree. El Centro insurance and
real estate dealer, filed suit against
business in Calexico demanding an
accounting OF the business trans
acted since a contract was signed
He alleged certain insurance renew
ais and rental percentages due him
had not been paid.
The Griswold company, in a cross
complaint, denied the allegations
and declared Goree had solicited in
surance business in the Calexico-
MeXicali territory in violation OF
the contract between them and still
collected rents in Calexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-25
JURY RETURNS
VERDICT IN ICE
COMPANY SUIT

After less than three hours de-
liberation, jury Wednesday night
returned verdict in the case of the
Imperial Ice and Development com
pany versus Joseph E. Patterson.
The special verdict found in favor
of Patterson.
Confusion resulted, howeve
when the return signed by the
foreman, Karl r. Edmunds, did not
correspond in some instances to the
replies given to individual questions
in a poll of the jury.
Immediately after the jury poll,
Ross T. Kickox, one of the attor-
neys for the plaintiff company,
moved that judgement be entered
for the plaintiff Notwithstanding
the verdict of the jury. Judge
Vaughn N. Thompson set GAS this
morning as the time for hearing
aooltlonal reasons for the motion.
July 2. was set as the date for
nearing arguments on the motion
presented by the company in which
II was asked that judgment be re-
turned in favor of the plaintiff not
Withstanding the special verdict re-
turned by the jury. The date was
set at brief hearing in superior
court THURSDAY morning.
Inc special verdict may be con.
sldered as advisory to the court
as flnaI decision in the matter rests
there. The jurys verdict did not
remove the restraining order pre-
.ehtlng Patterson from delivering
zee. This matter will be decided
by the court.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-25

Francis Lederer, who watches all
the signs, ran true to form when
he threw party for the MY Am.
erican Wife" company on compile
ton of the picture. He presented
each with a gold-mounted rabbits
foot, a gold horseshoe or a four
leaf clover.