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The Washington times., 1936-10-01
Great ZiegfeId' Has Everything

late Florenz Ziegfeld, with
Powell as "ziggy," Miss 10y as
Billie Burke and Miss Rainier as
Anna Held.
Supporting this star trium-
virate are such players as Frank
Morgan, Virginia Bruce, Reginald
Owen, Nat Pendleton, Herman
Bling, Ernest CosSart and numer
Gus others, including such we'll
known figures from the world of
entertainment as Harriet Hector,
Fannie Brice, Ray Bolger and
others.
More than 200 girls participate
in the musical numbers which
are probably the most dazzling
ever conceived either for stage
or screen. There are also many
smash song hits included. Lavish
sets include many elaborate
stage scenes and interiors.
Three hours in length and not
single line has been cut from
the original version which was
road-showed many months ago
at the National. This marks
it's first showing at popular
prices.
The Washington times., 1936-10-01

lock family. A cuckoo household
if ever there was one. Jean
Dixon, (the maid has his hat
and coat ready for a quick de-
parture but the butler sticks it
out through a series of hilarious
adventures.
Alice Brady plays the social
mother who drives the new butler
The Washington times., 1936-10-01
KELLEYGRAMS

ton and manages to keep abreast
with John Halliday, who does a
superb all round job Halliday
plays a Russian general and
prince, Miss Abba, his wife, the
Grand Duchess Titiana of Russia
Exiled when the Soviet take
over st. Petersburg they arrive
pennilesS in Paris, and accept
jobs as maid and butler in the
household of Banker Dupont
The action evolves around what
happens when their identity is
revealed It is high comedy
and requires expert handling
since it might easily have crossed
the line and become burlesque -.
I would call it a show for the
carriage trade. much like Candle
Light" The Auditorium is get
ting plenty Of Washington patron
age for "Tovarich" and Kay Var
borough was in the matinee ticket
line yesterday afternoon e. This
would make a beautiful role for
either Carlo or Marlene Dietrich
and my guess is that Hollywood
will have it soon.
AWAIT HAYS SEALS
Although they have been shown
all over the country in firSt-run
houses and neighborhood theaters,
the Will Hays office will not per-
nit a reissue of Back Street" with
Irene Dunno and John Boles, or
Farewell to Arms" with Helen
Hayes and Gary Cooper. until they
have certain scenes deleted. Rea-
son is the features were originally
issued before Production Cod
Seals were necessary. In order to
get seal for current circulation
it will be necessary to make them
conform to present production
standards. Mrs. Louise Noonan
Miller, of the Rialto, would be
very happy if movie fans would
express their choice on which pic
ture made by Marie DreSSler
should be put on the Ninth Street
future program, Min and Bill"
or Tug Boat Annie?
THEY FIND LENORE
Metro oldwyn- Mayer spent
$3.50 on long distance telephone
calls to New York trying to locate
Lenore Uric. They tried all the
night clubs and even sent out a
radio broadcast. For Lenore was
wanted desperately at the studio
for re-takes on CARLOS Camille"
=. She left behind $500 in I'M
collected and accumulated salary
besides the chance to have her
option picked up for future pic
lures. Director G Gorge Cukor
and the members of his staff after
putting in 83 phone calls finally
got word of the actress. She is i'll
in a sanatarium at Harmon On
the Hudson but definitely on the
mend. Meanwhile Director Cukor
is shooting around her." hopes
she will be back on the job next
week. Head Coach Art tn u'r
Dutch" Bergman and about 40
huskies who are members of Cath
Ollie UniverSity'S varsity football
squad will be guests of Carter Bar
ron at Loew's Capitol Theater to.
night. Phil Lampkin will have his
musical henchman play an ap-
propriate salute to the C. U. grid,
ders who launch their season on
Saturday. . 1t is the Barron plan
to have all the local squads as
guests before the pigSkin season
| is over
The Washington times., 1936-10-01
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP.
1 Cover HOll yWOOd

TITLED "The Thirteenth Guest"
which will be anything but .
break for Miss r., because she has
changed and improved consider
ably since that time. AS soon as
Tino Costa lets Dorothy Dunbar
annual him, he will remarry inn
mediately, it is said. What do
nestle gent!
Gertrude Michael is en- route to
London for a picture, on leave
from RKO.
Olivia De Havilland is taking
an enforced rest cure at the
moment, on account Of she was
so entertained, feted, festivaled,
wined and dined by the personnel
Of the British warship Inns.
Apollo on it's recent trip here
she is exhausted.
The Washington times., 1936-10-01
Hide Replaces Real
Skunk for Makes

The hide of a skunk is hung
on the wall Of Rehearsal Hall F,
where the Marx Brothers are go.
ing through preliminary PAGES for
M-G-M's "A Day at the Races" and
thereby hangs, also, a tale.
Harpo Marx requires skunk for
one of his gags and the services
of live, but definitely deodorized,
skunk were obtained. 1t rehearsed
perfectly. AS skunkS go, this was
a veritable Hamlet.
Satisfied, Harpo sought to rent
the skunk. The rental was fixed
at IS per day. Then came com
plications. The skunk couldn't
work without its trainer, who was
quite willing to escort said skunk,
at a personal salary of $3.50 per
day.
The Washington times., 1936-10-01

"The Great Ziegfeld," Metro
Goldwyn- Mayors giant picture
now showing at Loew'S Palace
Theater, is described by critics
in three words-World'S greatest
entertainment.
THE Great Ziegfeld" Is said
to embody more first,rate enter
tainment values crowded within
it's 16 reels than any other picture
labeled musical" or otherwise.
Aside from being a musical ex-
travaganza this story of Ameri-
cas- greatest Snowman and the
Qualification of the American
Girl possesses q fine dramatic
quality.
1t has a triple7star threat-Wil-
liam Powell, Myrna 10y and
Luise Rainer-to tell a story
suggested by the career of the
The Washington times., 1936-10-01
PoweII-Lombord Comedy Team
Scores Laugh Upon Laugh
In'My Man Godfrey
Bv ANDREW r. KELLEY

"y Man Godfrey is the coolest comedy to issue from
Hollywood the Rmplegar family went balmy in Three
Cornered Moon" 1t Mr. Deeds Goes to Town very
close for the laugh championship of 1885, and think wins
the title the years best nonsense celluloid
The new picture at RKOKehs from Eric Hatchs
novel, the author worked with Morris Rsknd and Director
Gregory La Cava in making the scenario They conrVed to
all the laughs from the book added few.
The Washington times., 1936-10-01

Pitcher Carl Hubbell, in all the
headlines today, is available for
vaudeville. His agent, being
smart, refuses to fix the salary
until the World Series is over.
Fancho and Marco offer Joe d.
Maggie at $500, with not much
chance of him getting it, outside
of New York and San Francisco.
unless he knocks few home runs
in the next few days. Otis Skin
ner, dean of the American the
alter, will open his first Ameri-
can lecture tour in Washington
on October 6, when he will speak
at Trinity College. His subject,
"Giants of the Past" Meyer
Goldman and his Washington
band have been booked by the
soft drink folks to play for the
American Bottlers of Carbonated
Beverages convention at Chicago
Now that Earl Carroll is busy
in Hollywood his brother, Nor
man, is carrying on. He is re-
hearsing on the ziegfeld roof a
tabloid musical comedy which he
writes will play one Of the Wash
ington vaudeville theaters, prob
ably the Capitol.
MURRAY ON PLATTERS
Alert w. H. Waddington Of 61O
Randolph Street, N. w., notes an
error on the drama pages. Won
ders why the picture of the Nap
oleon of Anthony Adverse" was
printed as Maurice Evans OF st.
Helena. can't blame it on any
thing but a filing error. Mr.. Wad-
dington thinks Maurice Evans
should sue. e. L wouldn't blame
handsome actor Evans for being
peeVed but he was so busy read
ing sweet notices he probably
never got around to checking his
pictures, I hope. Anyway there
were two correct likenesSeS of Mr..
Evans within the fortnight which
I trust makes it cheerio. Ken
Murray, Times columnist, phones
from New York that he and o.
valid have just completed a two
side recording for Victor. The
platter is entitled Mama That
Man Is in Again. Oh Yeeah." 1t
is the first comedy record made for
the talking machines since Moran
and Mack were popular. . Wallace
Munro writes that D'Oyly Carte's
Washington visit in Gilbert and
Sullivan will have to be postponed
until after New Years. The orig
inal Savoyards have made such a
hit in New York their original
booking has been extended eight
weeks. or until December II.
ABOUT "TOVARICH"
Journeyed to Baltimore yester-
day matinee and saw Gilbert
Miller's production of "Tovarich"
This is a Robert E. Sherwood
adoption of jacques DeVars
French script and is a very smart
comedy . It ran for a year and
a half in London with Eugene
Leontovich and Sir Cedric Hard
wicke in the lead roles The
American production has Marta
Abba, called the foremost actress
in Italy, and John Halliday to1
the leads They do splendid
chore, in fact ''Tovarich" (Which
means "Comrade" in Russian
has been expertly cast and pre-
tentiously mounted Marta
Abba is brilliant actress She
has a marked accent which goes
ali right with this characterize
The Washington times., 1936-10-01

REAL RIB TICKER
William Powell and Carole Lom-
bard, (once really Mr.. and Mrs.
hit on all twelve cylinders as a
comedy team. Carole is even nut
tier than she was in her best pre-
viouS picture, Twentieth Cen
tury," and Powell is close to the
center of the fun target almost
every minute he is on the screen.
Story picks Godfrey Parke, will
liam PowelD off the ash heap and
deposits him as butler of the Bull
The Washington times., 1936-10-01
By LLOYD PANTAGES
copyright. 1895, by King Features
Syndicate. Inc !

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. Dick
Merrill, who flew Harry Richman
successfully from New York to
a bog in Wales, and from London
to a bog in Newfoundland with
out ever once dunking him in the
ocean, has gone on a personal
appearance tour to tell all his
excitement to the public.
Ida Lupino, having survived her
tonsilectomy, went straight to the
hospital to have her foot operated
on. then moved to a new house,
fell down the cellar stairs and
sprained her finger, and now is
back in the hospital with an in
fected heel.
Airline Judge had to postpone
her passage to England on the
Queen Mary because she wanted
to be here for the premiere of
valiant Is the Word for Carrie, "
and group Of new pictures she
signed Tor.
Frank Forest, Paramount's new
singing star, is taking his house
hunting seriously. He is looking
for a manse 80 miles away, in the
ariStocratic calm of Santa Bar
bara, where he wants an orange
and lemon grove to rusticate upon.
Speaking Of homes, Sir Guy
Standing, rendered cautious by
the recent severe forest fires in
the Malibu Lake region where he
lives, has cut a huge swath of
fire break completely around his
chateau, and installed upon it an
automatic Sprinkling system.
Monogram Pictures are think
ing seriously of reissuing Ginger
Rogers picture made in 1888, en-
The Washington times., 1936-10-01

Monogram Pictures are think
ing seriously of reiSsuing a Ginger
Rogers picture made in 1898, en-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-25

1884, had mighty hard time getting
a 10 verdict last year in Raleigh.
The Wolves have pointed for this
clash and arc reported to be ready
to upset the Isue Devils applicant
which would tuTn the Southern con-
ference and State races into a mud
ole. A victory by the Wademen would
give them clear titles in both cam
paigns. It would be the Blue Devils
second straight year Of possessing
both state and conference crowns.
Both teams were today reported to
be in good condition and primed to be
at their best. 1t will be great pa
rade of backfield lurninaries, State
Offering Eddie Berl.nski, Eddie Ent-
whistle, Joe Ryneska, Charlie Gadd,
Joe Schwerdt and Cowboy Robinson,
while Duke will trot out Ace Parker,
Honey Hackney, Eric Upton, Bob
O'Mara and Harwood Smith.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-25
Duke and State
Set For Annual
Clash Tomorrow

Durham, Nov 25-North CaroliEa's
football fandom gave notice of its in
tention not to miss another of these
bitterly contested gridiron engage
ments when Duke and N. C. State
meet in Duke stadium tomorrow aft
ernoon at o'clock The two teams
completed work for the Thanksgiv-
ing Day engagement today.
In the past five years, this rivalry
has brought forth the most f-ercely-
contested football games in the state
The Wolfpack won in 1881, 40, and
in 1882, 60. Duke was forced to the
fourth quarter to win in 1888, 10 and
after winning by a handy margin in
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-25

Cavaliers. They are pictured above
Three of them, Captain Dick Buck,
end; Jim Hutchins, fullback; and
John Trimpey, tackle, Won places on
the first team of the Associated Press
All-southern selections last year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-25
WEAVER ANNOUNCES
STARTING min

Wake Forest, Nov. 25-coa,
Weaver has announced ,th jim
that will get the STARING ''' Team
Wake Forest against Davias 1all for
lege there Thanksgiving ns. Co..
? >G jn6io riue ar IS composed Of Seniors s
~ 49, anu sophomore.
oo nne :. staring lineup for the r..
cons cons is somewhat different from Ds e
f i eleven that worked in nrao, ne
last week. John Weaver and % ' cue
Hoyle, who ran at the end noI -u FRED
oeen replaced by Bert shora nave
George Mauney. ''0ie and
- While Walton Kitchin and po..
Sheppard, halfbacks, are not : : oFtef
opening club, it is expected thar =" ~ Inc
VIII see a great deal Of duty sgs Gsy
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-25
MARRIAGE PAPERS
REPORTED AS THREE

Marriage license reported issued
at the Register of Deeds office with
in the past two days went to three
couples.
Harry Mock knight. of Oxford, Sc
cured license to we'd Robert Rogers
Reavis Monday, and Woodrow H.
Breedlove of Henderson and Mary
Jane Powell, of Wake Forest, secur-
ed papers Tuesday.
The only colored couple was Julius
Hendricks and Lucy Jane Harris.
both of Middleburg.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-25
Regional Security "a
Offices To Be 1OS

dustry must pay taxes on wages and
payrolls, beginning January 1.
In addition to the monthly tax pay
ments, each employer must make a
quarterly information return" on
wages paid and to whom.
In addition, each employer is re-
quired to keep record of his payroll
beginning with January, for inspec-
ton Of revenue officials = .
While registration of 26,O0O,OOO en-
ployees for pension accounts proceed
ed apace today, several studies look
ing toward revision of the security
act kept the experts busy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-25
a TAR HEELS TO
INVADE VIRGINIA
One of Largest Carolina
Squads to Make Trip In
Several Years

Chapel Hill, Nov. 25-One of the
largest Carolina squads to make a
trip in several years will leave early
tonight for Charlottesville where the
Tar Heels engage Virginia in Scott
Stadium tomorrow in the renewal of
Dixie's oldest Thanksgiving Day foot
ball rivalry. The kickoff will be at
2 o'clock
A large number of supporters, in
Guiding many students, will accom-
pany the team to Charlottesville
aboard a special train which leaves
here early tonight and returns Friday
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-25
THANKSGIVING DAY SCHEDULE
NOV. % 1909
SOUTHWEST

SOUTHWEST
Home 1885
Team Score
Southwestern Conference
Texas-Texas A. & 500
Border Conference
New Mexico-Flagstaff TT. .20.0
Other Games
Centenary Okla. A. & NJ. ..DNp
FL Paso Mines-N. Mex. State. OF
Howard Payne-Southwestern .2l-O
Loyola (South) Texas Tech. 1870
~. Mex. Mil. In.-Las Vegas. 1870
Su! Ross Tr.-Texas A. & H.. .DNP
TulSa-ArkansaS TIA
ROCKY MOUNTAINS
Rocky Mountain Conference
Denver-Colorado ola
Utah Colorado State ........14-0
Other Games
Coll. of IdahO-Albany ........12-7
Montana-North Dakota .DNP
Montana Mines-Mont. State. .3-6
Utah State-IdahO ..........D NP
PACIFIC COAST
Pacific Coast Conference
Southern Cal.-U. C. ..DNP
Other Games
Chico Tr.-Humboldt TT. ..O-lD
Fresno Tr.-Nevada .27-6
Fullerton ]. C.-Santa Ana. 10
Pomona j.. C.-San Bernadino. .O-1o
Redlands-La Verne 300
st. Mary's-Coll. Of Pacific. $50
Whitman 100
APPROXIMATIONS: TT. for
Teachers College. DNP for Did
Not Play
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-25

Nicaraguan. Salvadorean and Hal
tin delegations.
Foreign Minister Carlos Saaverdra
Lumas and a large group of other
Argentine, Ecuadorean and Costa
Rican officials and delegates met
Secretary Hull at the pier
Argentine authorities at the same
time put finishing touches on the
program for President Roosevelt's ar
rival November 80.
A harmonious and fruitful confer
ence was forecast by early arrivals
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-25
Hull Given Greeting
By Argentines

fCnntinued from Page One.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-25
EAST

Home 1885
Team Score
MISUNDERSTANDING ........31-6
BroWn-Colgate .O-33
Fordham-New York U....... .21-O
Franklin Marshall Gettysb'g 1877
George Washington-West Va. 15-7
Maryland Wa hington & Lee :. 90
Pennsylvania Cornell ....... 1877
Penn MilitaryU rsinus .......6-0
Pitt-Carnegie Tech .......... 90
st. Thomas pa. )-LaSalle. .14-13
Temple Bucknell .6-7
WEST
Big Six Conference
Missouri-kanSas 90
Missouri Valley Conference
Wasilburn-Drake ........... DNP
Other Games
Central-Missouri Valley ....13-14
Cincinnati-Miami (O.) $500 81
Creighton-Detroit .DNP
Dayton-Wittenberg .27-0
Detroit Tech-Adrian .........6 500
Edmond Tr.-Ada TT. .........7-0
Emporia Tr.-Pittsburg Tr..... 81
Observation-Disclosures Wesleyan 1912
Iowa Wesleyan-Parsons .....0-2S
James Millikin-Bradley ......12-0
McPherson-Kansas Wesleyan 90
Okla. Baptist Fort Hays IT,, .0-42
Oklahoma City-Hasken- .DNP
Ottawa-College of Emporia 12-14
Rockhurst- William Jewell -. 1870
WASH! ~. st. Louis ..... 800
Wentworth M. I.-Kemper. 90
Western Reserve-Case ........6-0
Wichita-So Dakota State :. .DNP
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-25
Marine Strikers
To Assist Alaska

Continued from Page One.)
ment of cargoeg valued - $4,000, 900
daily and had frozen in it's course"
or impaired at extra cost movement
of goods totalling more than $75,000,-
900 to date.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-25

Seven regulars on the Carolina loot
ball squad will sing their swan song
Thanksgiving when they play against
Virginia at, Charlottesville in the re-
rewal of the ancient and colortul
rivalry between the Tar Heels and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-25
Battle For Madrid
Not Ended Yet

CONTINUED from Page One.)
the former German Embassy here
yesterday had found a large night
signalling apparatus and "veritable
arsenal of guns anc ammunition.
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Advertisements under this heading are
presumed 70 be from private individuals
unless the Advertisement gives . firm
name or Q business address or states the
word Dealer" Members Of the public
who find dealers Advertising In thia
column as private Individuals are urged
to report the matter 70 The Times eog
Investigation.
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APARTMENTS

Four.family flat, all new construction,
modern conveniences: conveniently located.
$4,000; $4,000 cash will buy and the
balance may be paid by rentals on prop
erty. genuine Investment. We have
apartments listed with US in several Sec
tions of the city. Some of them are ex.
traordinary buys. Call for our investment
department and see what we have.
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I AND $50 MONTH

N. w. SECTION
New home. 5 rooms e bed rooms), ,
INV. h.; beautiful design. durable construc-
ton. Call US if you want bargain in
new home.
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SAUNDERS SPECIALS

Business is good and we are
selling lots of homeS-both old
and new. If you want to buy
property-HURRY.
CLEVELAND ST., TAKOMA PARK, MD.
rooms e bed rooms). inclosed sleeping
porch, bath, full basement, INV. h.:
several large shade trees; large lot, de.
tached garage. $6,95O; terms. Splendid
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CHESTNUT ST. NV.
7 rooms a bed rooms), 1 bath, Gear
garage. We have good price on this prop
erty. Don't overlook this.
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0RRRM CT ~

6-room home, recently reconditioned:
h.w h.; nice corner lot. Small cash pay.
ment and monthly payments will buy this
nice property
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RooMING HOUSE

California st. N.W.-13 rooms, 8 baths:
lot 20xS2; good condition; location insures
full occupancy. Be sure to call US on this
and other apartments. We can find what
you want if what we have does not suit.
Our rooming house business 10 good.
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SToRES-APTS. coMBINED

10th St. N. W.-Three-story building on
corner: fine condition; stores. 8 apart.
Call US for price and location. We have
two other good buys in store apartments.
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WE PAY CASH FOR OLD
GOLD AND SILVER. Watchea DiamondA
Cold Teeth and Discarded Jowelry.
SEIINGER'S, 818 r ST. N. w.
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BUICK. 192S-4-dr. sedan; tires and gen.
condition good. Owner must sell. 1871
18th st. 8. 2. Phone AT. 4433-w.
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Financial

Money to Loan on Automobiles So
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ACREAGE AND LOTS

Several nice tracts and well-located lots
have recently been listed for sale at at
tractive prices. Investigate our listings
before you buy.
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BUSINESS PROPERTIES

We have recently listed some fine buys
in downtown business properties. Call our
Investment Property Division before you
buy business property.
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PIANOS-We have a few real values in
reconditioned uprights that we're clos
ing out at reduced prices; $50, $35. $40.
Wonderful buys at these low prices. Kits.
1880 G St
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Money to Loan on Automobiles So
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1888 18th st. N. w.-Bed-living room.
dressing room, kitchenette bath. siec. G ss'
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Real estate investments are getting bet.
ter each day, and we are on the Job and
can give you the best service. If you have
action,
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P1ANO-Small size. plain case upright in
very good condition, now reduced to
$12S. Well-built. it will give years of
satisfactory service. Pay So Down. Kits.
1880 G. ST
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EAST BLUE RIDGE

EAST BLUE RIDGE, March
17.-Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Hy-
der and family of North Blue
Ridge spent Sunday here with
Mr., and Mrs. w. E. Lively. e..
Misses Gertrude and Erebell
Young and brother, Thomas
Young, Jr., also Hardy and
Brownlow Jones, attended the
preaching service at Edith Grove
Chapel Sunday afternoon. =
Mrs. Laura Hyder and children
were visitors at the home of Miss
Mollie Prince Sunday. ...... -
! Mr.. Hurscy Gillian, who. has
been working at sWinston-Salcm,
has returned home. 90.
Mrs. J. A. Maxwell of East Flat
Rock spent last week with Mr..
and. Mrs. Gather Pace of this
place. -, =. -
Mr.. Lawrence Harvey speht
Saturday night here with Messrs.
Hursey and Albert Gillian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks Jones visit
ed the latter's parents, Mr.. and
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M'RAE SPEAKS IN
ASHEVILLE TONIGHT

.CHARLOTTE... Mar, IL. CUP
John A. McRae. Charlottess can
didate for the Democratic. guber-
material nomination, takes TO the
stump for two. weeks Of intensive
campaigning. :, ,y,ss -.
McRac speaks in AshevilIc, on
Tuesday night Greensboro on
Thursday night, and Raleigh Fri
day night.
Next week, the Charlotte can
didate is scheduled to speak in
Rocky Mount, New Bern. Eliza
beth City, Greenville, Goldsboro,
and Kinston. -...