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The Washington times., 1936-02-01

and Wednesday: Errol Flynn and Olivia
de Havilland In Captain Blood"
Dream Too Much; cartoon. Saturday:
Edward Norris in "show Them No
Mercy" with Rochelle Hudson: car
toon; comedy.
YORK-sunday and Monday: Dick
Powell and Ann Dvorak in Thanks q
Million; variety. Tuesday and wednes-
day: Peter LORE and Edward Arnold
in Crime and Punishment: cartoon.
Thursday: Victor McLaglen in 1.-THE In
former; Bergen short. Friday: Ralph
edy. Saturday: Gene Raymond in
Seven Keys to Baldpate": Great Air
Mystery No. 2; Todd-Kelly comedy.
PENN-sunday. Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Errol Flynn and Olivia
toon. Thursday and Friday: Warner
Baxter and Myrna 10y in King of
Burlesque. Saturday: Sylvia sidney and
Melvyn Douglas in Mary Burns, Fugi-
tive; Todd-Kelly comedy.
JESSE ana Monday: $50 Red
the Rose" with Margaret Sullivan and
day: ''Mutiny on the Bounty" with
Clark Gable and Charles Laughton.
personation,'' with Edmund Lowe and
Valera Hobson. Saturday: East Of
Java" with Charles Bickford also
This Is the Life" with Jane Withers.
sYLyAN-,sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Thanks a Million" with Dick
Powell and Ann .Dvorak. Wednesday:
Il Found Stella Parrish" with Kay
Francis and Ian Hunter. Thursday:
Lederer and Frances Dee; also Music
Is Magic" with Alice Faye. Friday:
Two Fisted," with Lee Tracey and
Grace Bradley.
PALM-sunday. Monday and Tuesday:
THE Crusades," with Henry wilcoxen
and Loretta Young. Wednesday: Peter
Ibbetson'" with Gary Cooper ana Ann
tain Blood" with Erroi Flynn and
Olivia DeHaviland. Saturday: Case Of
the Lucky Legs" with Warren William
tion.
HOWARD-on stage. Harlem Brew
On screen, Captain Blood" featuring
Enrol Flynn and Olivia DeHavilland.
PRINCESs-sunday ana Monday, Bert
Wheeler and Robert Woolsey in THE
Rainmakers": also This Is the Life"
With Jane Withers; Tuesday and
Bergere"; also 'Happiness c. O. D."
with Maude Eburne. Thursday and Fri
day, THE Three Musketeers," with Wal
ter Abel and Paul Lukas: also Rogue
Of the Rio Grande.' with Myrna 10y
and Jose Bohr Saturday, "A Feather
in Her Hat" with Pauline Lord and
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AMBASSADOR - Sunday, N onday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. Pat oBrien
Thursday, Friday and SATURDAY, Shirley
Temple in "The Littlest Rebel" great
air mystery No. S, cartoon.
APOLLO-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day. Will Rogers in "In Old Kentucky"
in Nevada" Our Gang comedy, sport
reels Saturday, Edward Norris in Show
Them No Mercy" Hugh Herbert in
ITO Beat the Band" Popeye.
+AvALON-sunday Monday and Tues
Wednesday and Thursday. Henry Will
coxen and Loretta Young in The Cru
sades"; Friday, George Arliss in Mr..
Hobo El Brendel comedy; Saturday
Gene Raymond in Seven Keys to Bald
pate" Our Gang comedy.
AVENUE GRAND-Sunday and Nom
day, Miriam Hopkins in "Splendor," car
toon; Tuesday and. Wednesday. Pat
O'Brien in stars Over Broadway"
'Kind Lady" Todd.Keiiy comedy; Fri
day, Charles Laughton in IF ! Had a
Million" musical novelty; Saturday.
Wheeler and Woolsey in The Ram
makers" Richard Arlen in Calling Of
Dan Mathews" cartoon.
CENTRAL Sunday, Monday, and
Tuesday: Enrol Flynn in Captain
Blood"; cartoon. wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday: Edward Norris in
'.Show Them No Mercy; Walter Abel
in 1.-TWO in the Dark; cartoon. Satur-
day: Warner GLAND IN "Charlis Chan's
Secret; Wallace Ford in Another
Face; Mickey Mouse.
CoLONY-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: win Rogers in I'm Old kentucky; {;
Joel Mccrea ana Miriam Hopkins in
"Splendor"; March of Time. Friday:
Pat O'Brien in Stars over Broadway; /;
novelty. Saturday: Joan Blondell and
Glenda Farrell in Miss Pacific Fleet I;
Our Gang comedy.
HOME-sunday and Monday: Barbara
stanwyck in Annie Oakley; cartoon.
Tuesday and Wednesday: Dick Powell
and Ann Dvorak in Thanks q Million; !;
novelty. Thursday and Friday: Ronald
Coleman in Man Who Broke the Bank
of Monte Carlo; Charlie Chase comedy.
Saturday: Warner GLAND in Charlie
Chan's Secret: Wallace Ford iuS AN
other Face; cartoon.
SAVOY-Sunday and Monday: Peter
LORE and Edward Arnold in "Crime
and Punishment: cartoon. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Barton MaeLane in
"Man Of Iron; comedy, Thursday:
Victor Jory in Escape from Devils
George oBrien in whispering Smith
Speaks; Our Gang Comedy. Saturday:
Pat O'Brien in stars Over Broadway; {;
cartoon.
TIVOLI-sunday. Monday Tuesday
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DIED

ARCHER. IRVING Won THURSDAY. jan
IRVING W. ARCHER.
Funeral services will be held from his
sons residence, Joseph g; Archer 94s
s1 s5''fn'h 9ess g. p OF m '''SEdsssi Rsssivss s'G and
friends are invited. Interment congreS-
Services By Chambers Co. Southeast fu.
AVALEAR, FRANK PRATT--suddenly,
on Friday. January 81 1885. at Gar
field Hospital, FRANK PRATT AVALEAR.
of 3110 Hawthorne Street Northwest, be-
loved husband of Minnie T Avalear.
Funeral services at the 5. h. Hines
Company funeral home. 29Ol FourSeentn
Street Southeast, on Monday. February ..
1ntsrment in Rock Creek Cemetery.
BURNS, ADA LEE-on Friday. January
81, 1895. at the Episcopal Eye Ear
and Throat Hospital, ADA LEE BURNS,
beloved wife Of James 7: Burns; Late
Chevy Chase, Nd. Remains resting At the
W. W. Chambers Company funeral home
Fourteenth and Chaplin Streets Northwest:
Notice Of funeral services and interment
hereafter.
COOK, NASH E.-on Thursday. January
80. 1896. at George washington HOS,
of Valeska A. Cook and father Of Mrs.
Bertha NJ. Lewis and Lois E., Verna e.
and Arthur D. Cook.
Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Com
pany funeral home, 1400 Chaplin st. N. w.,
on SATURDAY, February /, at p. N.
Relatives and friends are invited.
Interment in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Army Planes Launch
Sky War Games

Ichell Field and then to Concord.
An entire squadron Of the third
attack group at Barksda1e Field,
Shreveport, La, commanded by
Major e. NJ. Morris, will operate
from Mitchell Field until February
8, and then fly to Concord on the
fourth.
A squadron Of 20 pursuit planes
from Barksdale Field, commanded
by Major A. F. Herold, arrives at
Mitchell Field to operate from that
base until February Z, when they
will go to Burlington with q stop
OFF for servicing at Albany, N. Y.
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Wild Life Farley

Formulation Of q program for
the conservation of wild life will
be undertaken by the North
American Wildlife Conference
during its five day sessions
which open here Monday.
Delegates from the United
States, Mexico and Canada will
gather and hear messages from
the heads Of these three gov
ernmentS on Monday.
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LICENSED TO MARRY

Benjamin whiting. 81. Ashtabula,
Ohio, and Betty c. Forrest, Chicago.
ILL.,
Martin s. Uhlman. 80, Atlanta, Ga.
and Helen G. Hannigan, 30, New
John 4. wslch, %. 1852 Columbia
Rd.. and Margaret w. Davis. 20. 2Sl7
Georgia Ave. n. w.
Raymond A. Giraud. "a, Lawrence.
Mass. and Mary II. wallace. 90. St
Mary's City. Nd.
Cary N. Poeell. 3s. Grafton, W. Va,
and Louise siever. 2s. Keyser. W. Va.
Joseph 3. Ragan IS. 1923 New
Hampshire Ave. n. W.. and Juanita
L. Baldwin. e. Marion, Ohio.
Anthony Babilla. %. New York city,
and Katheryn cassity, 81 1915 K St.
N. W.
Herbert L. Miller, -, Q Seventh St.
n. E., and Hazel I. Baker, 25, 326
Maryland Ave. N. W.
Frank washington. 20. 1870 First st.
n. w. and Queen Ferguson, %, s6s @
St. N. W.
Jsmss W. Bail, g. 71I ouackenbos
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Baslt hathoone; also BUCK Jones in
ACADEMY-Sunday and Monday. Ed
mund Lowe In The Great Impersona-
| tion"; also Marjorie Rambeau in Dizzy
Danes" Tuesday and Wednesday. Rom
aid Colman in "Clive Of India: also
Thursday and Friday. Howard Hughes
"sky Devils" with Spencer Tracy; also
Henrietta Crossman in Hitch Hike to
Heaven" Saturday, Lionel Barrymore
ana Helen Mack in The Return Of
Westward Ho."
N-sunday and Monday:
George Raft and Alice Faye in Every
Night at Eight; also George oBrien
Mountain" Tuesday ana wednesday:
Douglas Fairbanks, jr.. in mimi; also
Marguerite Churchill in without Chill
dren." Thursday and Friday: Charles
kaTghtqn in Les Mtsera biss"; Slso
Saturday: Walter c. Kelly in '"rhe vir-
ginia Judge; also Buck Jones in Sun
set Of Power
sEC0-sunday and Monday: Barbara
Stanwyck in Annie Oakley" Tuesday:
Personal Maids Secret" wednes-
day.. 5ing Crosby in Two for To-
night Thursday ana Friday: Kay
Francis and Ian Hunter in 81 Found
stella Parish Saturday: James Dunn
in BAD Boy; also John Wayne in
THE Big Stampede: also Buck Jones
in Roaring West
CAROLINA-sunday and Monday:
George Raft and Joan Bennett in
''she Couldn't Take IT.: also James
Dunn in bad Boy" Tuesday and
Wednesday: Evelyn Laye in "Even-
song; also Jean Arthur in 1.-THE Pub
lie Menace" Thursday and Friday:
Claude Rains in The Clairvoyant": also
Florence Rice in Super Speed" satur-
day: Hoot Gibson in "Powdersmoks
Hearted Herbert; also THE New Ad-
ventures of Tarzan." Chapter IL.
STATE-Sunday, Monday ana Tues
day, Warner Baxter and Alice Faye in
King Of Burlesque." Wednesday: Pres
ton Foster and Dorothy Wilson in 1.-THE
Last Days Of Pompeii.' Thursday: VIC
tor McLaElen in '"The Informer" Fri
day and Saturday: Margaret SULLIVAN,
Walter Connolly in $50 Red the Rose
TAKoMA-sunday and Monday: Gary
Cooper and Ann Harding in Peter
Alexander Dumas Three Musketesrs,"
also Ralph Bellamy In Dangerous In
trigue." Thursday and Friday: Gary
Cooper and Gertrude Michael in Last
Outpost. Saturday: Lee Tracy in
Two Fisted," also wings Over Ethio-
pia."
RAPHAEL-Sunday, Monday, Tues
day, "wednesday, Thursday. Friday and
Saturday, THE Big House." with wal
The Washington times., 1936-02-01
BUSY MEETING
FOR CITIZENS
FEDERATION
BY A. J. DRIsCOLL
(CitizenS' Associations EditOr)

(C1tt2enS ASSOClAGAOnS G0AIOAl
With only two of its Is standing
committees having clear states an
unusually busy session appears IN
store for the semimonthly meet
ing of the Federation Of Citizens
Association at tonight'S meeting
In the District Building.
:. Since the last meeting, on Janu-
ary 18, unit organizations have
been debating District legislation
thrown in the Congressional hop
per during the current session.
The Guyer bill sponsored by the
united dry forces, which would re-
turn prohibition to the District,
has been generally opposed.
Senator Vandenberg's bill, au-
thorizing q member Of the Board
Of District Commissioners q seat
IN the House Of Representatives.
without a vote, has been favored
BY q number Of associations.
A bill by Representative Mary
T. Norton to legalize horse racing
here has been indorsed ana re-
tected on about q $3.50 basis by
citizens associations meeting dur
ing the past week.
Listed on the official calender
for tonight's meeting are So reso-
buttons from unit bodies.
The following Citizens ASSocia-
tons will meet next week:
Monday Night
Dupont Circle-Mayflower Ho-
tel, 4:30 p. M; Corporation Coun.
sci z. Barrett Prettyman will
speak.
Citizens of Takoma, D. C-Ts-
koma Branch Library.
Forest Hills-Ben Murch School.
Kenilworth-Kenilworth School.
Manor Park-Whittier School.
Michigan Park-Bunker Hill
School.
Progressive Of Georgetown
Curtis School. ;.
Tuesday Night
Columbia Heights Fourth Pres
hyterian Shurch.
North Cleveland Park-ESther
Hall, Wisconsin Avenue and Win
dom Place.
Wednesday Night ..-
Association of Oldest Inhabit-
ants-Old Union Engine House.
; FriendShip-Janney School.
Thursday Night
Progressive {. Summit Park
East washington Heights Baptist
Church.
washington Highlands - s91s
First st. s. e.
Friday Night
MISUNDERSTANDING school.
Cl1illum Heights-John r. Keene
School. "
Saturday Night
Mount Pleasant-Mount Pleas
ant Branch Library.
Civic and social organizations
Of Takoma Park will join in a
community celebration in honor
Of Abraham Lincoln at Takoma
Park Baptist Church Sunday, Feb
ruary 8, at 7:45 p. m. The Rev.
William E. La Rue, pastor. will
speak on the life and character
istics Of Lincoln.
Walter Trey, church clerk, an
nounced invitations have been
extended to the Takona Park
Women's Club, Boy Scout Troop
36, Takoma Park Citizens ASso-
citation, Takoma Park Commu-
nifty League and Citizens Associa-
ton Of Takoma, D. c.
There will be music by the
young peoples choir.
The Washington times., 1936-02-01
Influenza in Virginia

RICHMOND. Va, Feb. 1.-Influ-
enza has jumped to higher level
in Virginia during the last week.
accompanying the renewal Of cold
weather, the morbidity report Of
the State health Department
showed.
The Washington times., 1936-02-01
LOUIS A. MNSAHON

Private funeral rites were held
today for Louis A. MacMahon,
veteran newspaperman, at his
home, Vinecroft, in Clarendon,
Va, where he died Thursday.
The Rev. DR.. Ulysses Pierce, pas
tor Of All Souls Unitarian
Church, officiated.
A member Of the Capitol staff
Of the Washington Herald, Mr..
MacMahon had been suffering
for several months from heart
trouble.
His career included war CORE.
Spondence, intelligence service,
editorial work on the old Wash
tngton Times, direction Of Gen.
Leonard Woods publicity cam
paign, management Of the Army
and Navy Journal and the man
aging editorship Of the Richmond
News-Leader.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Myrtle OlmStead MacMahon,
Stepdaughter and q brother.
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HARRY w. GRAVES

Funeral services were held TO-
day in HagerStown, Md, for
Harry w. Graves, 48, son-in-law
Of President T. c. Northcott, Of
the Luray Caverns Corporation.
Colonel Northcott, who is 96,
is in Florida and has not been
told Of his son-in-law's death.
Mr.. Graves, who Is survived by
q widow and two children, was
q leader in Luray (VaO civic af-
fairs. He was q member Of the
Luray Rotary Club, Chamber Of
Commerce and Board Of Trade.
The Washington times., 1936-02-01

FAIRLAWN-Sunday, Monday Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, Will
Rogers in "In Old Kentucky: Friday,
Ronald Colman and Joan Bennett in
THE Man Who Broke The Bank at
Monte Carlo; Saturday, Barton Mac
Lane and Mary Astor in Man OF Iron. .
The Washington times., 1936-02-01

BOOKER T.-January 81 to February
(inclusive) Louise Beavers in Anna
polls Farewell" with Sir Guy Standing
and Rosalind Keith.
The Washington times., 1936-02-01

REPUBLIC-January 81 to February
(inclusive) with Myrna 10y and Spen-
GER Tracy in "Whipsaw".
The Washington times., 1936-02-01

MOTT-sunday and Monday: Edward
G. Robinson in "Barbary Coast. Tues
on the Prairie" Wednesday: Margaret
Lindsay and warren Hall in Personal
Maids Secret" Thursday: Pau NUM-
! in ''Bordertown" and Advice to the Love
lorn." Friday: "The Three Musketeers''
with Marget Grahame. Saturday: Hoot
Gibson in swiftly
The Washington times., 1936-02-01

LINCoLN-January 81 to February 6
Qnclusive) Shirley Temple in The
Littlest Rebel.
The Washington times., 1936-02-01

HIPPODROME-Sund Margaret Sui
livan in $50 Red the Rose" Monday
and Tuesday. Janet Gaynor in The
Farmer Takes q Wife," also Edward
Everett Horton in His Night Out"
outpost" Thursday and Friday, Jane
Withers in This Is Life" also Edward
Arnold in remember Last Night"
Saturday, Loretta Young in THE Cru
sades."
The Washington times., 1936-02-01

RAPHAEL-sunday. Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday THE Big House." with wal
The Washington times., 1936-02-01

ARCADE-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day Dick Powell in Thanks a Million"
Wednesday, Spencer Tracy in "Dante's
Inferno" Thursday and Friday, Marga.
ret SULLIVAN In 80 Red the Rose" Sat-
urday Buck Jones In ivory Handled
Guns"; also James Dunn in BAD Boy"
The Washington times., 1936-02-01

CAMEO-sunday and Monday, Carol
Lombard in Hands Across the Table"
ginia Judge" wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. Loretta Young in "Crusades."
Saturday, Edmund Lowe in BLACK
Sheep" also Warner GLAND in 'Chan's
Secret"
The Washington times., 1936-02-01

FLS%Ess 5sHT.1 % bEiss is5s nG9 LESLIE 4 PEoR
ERs. beloved husband of Charlotte n.
Flowers and brother of Jesse. Ruby. BeSs
sic. william, Fannie and Margaret Hlowers.
Co. funeral home, Fourteenth and Chapip
SITS. N. W. until Saturday, February 1.
Iniermsnt Hyscinth. Va, on SUNDAY.
February 2, 1885.
The Washington times., 1936-02-01

ROSALIA-Sunday and Monday: Ed.
ward G. Robinson in "Barbary Coast"
Tuesday: ''Superspeed" with Norman
Foster and Florence Rice. wednesday
and Thursday: "The Three Musketeers"
with Marget Grahame and Walter Abel.
Friday: Edmund Lowe in Thunder in
the Night" Saturday: Ken Maynard in
The Western Frontier"
The Washington times., 1936-02-01

ROUZEE, EMMA Mon Saturday Fehru.
sry l, 1885. EMMA NJ. RoUZEE (nee
Repetti). beloved wife of Robert G.
Rouzee and mother of Marion L. Dustin,
Rita N. Hunt, Norman De Lacy and Mil.
ton N. Rouzee. Remains resting at her
late residence. 6109 Seventh Place North
west.
Funeral on Tuesday. February 4, ct
Suitland Christian Church at 2 p. m.
Interment, Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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and Wednesday: Errol Flynn and Olivia
de Havilland In Captain Blood"
Thursday and Friday: Lily Pons in 'T
Dream Too Much: cartoon. Saturday:
Edward Norris in "Show Them No
Mercy" with Rochelle Hudson; car
toon; comedy.
The Washington times., 1936-02-01

Basil Rathbone: also Buck Jones In
| Desert Vengeance"
The Washington times., 1936-02-01

TIvOLI-sunday. Monday Tuesday
The Washington times., 1936-02-01

LUSBY, LUCLNDA-on Thursday. January
30, 1896, at her residence. Ills B 81:
N. e., LUCINDA LUSBY, the beloved
aunt Of Alexander Evans.
Funeral services from the ". W. Cham.
bers Co. Southeast funeral home, b17
Eleventh St. 5. E.. on Saturday, February
/, at 2 .. m.
Relatives and friends are invited.
Interment in Congressional Cemetery.
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lace Beery, Chester Norris and Roscoe
Ates.
BROADWAY-sunday and Monday:
wallace Beery and Johnny Mack Brown
in Billy the Kid" Tuesday: Ronald
Colrnan and Joan Bennett in THE Man
Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo"
Wednesday and Thursday: Richard Dix
in "Transatlan antic Tunnel" Friday and
Saturday: Gail Patrick and Dean Jaeger
in wander Of the Wasteland."
The Washington times., 1936-02-01

AMBASSADOR = Sunday N o a y,
Tuesday and Wednesday. Pat O'Brien
and James Cagney in Ceiling Zero:
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Shirley
Temple in "The Littlest Rebel" great
air mystery No. S, cartoon.
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HAHfBY.- JESSIE La VELLB-on Wednes-
vELIE HANDY. beloved husband Of Ethel
Handy.
FUNERAL from the ". W. Chambers
60. Southeast funeral home SIT Eleventh
St. 8. E., on Saturday. February l.. 1885.
at / 30 p. m. thence TO Bethel Church.
Odenton. Nd, where services win be held
at 80 D. m. Relatives and friends are
invited. Interment in church cemetery.
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sTATE-Sunday. Monday ana Tues
day, Warner Baxter and Alice Fave in
King Of Burlesque." Wednesday: Pres.
ton Foster and Dorothy Wilson in 'Srhe
Last Days of PomPeii." Thursdays. Vic
tor McLaglen in "The Informer." Fri
Walter Connolly in $50 Red the Rose
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Twelfth St. St !. sT z. FtoRENcfl ~ T; = -
widow Of Thomas Hunter and beloved
mother of orial and william Thornton
and Thomas NJ. Hunter.
Funeral from the above residence on
Monday. February 3. at 2 y. N. Relatives
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Services by Chambers Southeast fu.
neral h0na
The Washington times., 1936-02-01

HOWARD-on stage. Harlem Brew
ties" with Hardy Brothers Orchestra,
On screen, Captain Blood" featuring
Enrol Flynn and Olivia DeHavilland.
The Washington times., 1936-02-01

PENN-sunday, Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Enrol FLYNN and Olivia
de Havilland in Captain Blood; car
toon. Thursday and Friday: Warner
Baxter and Myrna 10y in King of
Burlesque. Saturday: Sylvia sidney and
Melvyn Douglas in Mary Burns, Fugi-
tive; Todd-Kelly comedy.
Evening star., 1936-03-05
FALL VICTIMS BETTER

Hampton l.. Thompson. 90, of 119
Eighth street northeast and Earl Fer
tig, 20, Of 315 Massachusetts, avenue
northeast, injured yesterday in the fall
Of painting scaffold at First street
and Louisiana avenue, were reported
in o slightly improved condition in
Casualty Hospital today. &
Thompson, who suffered broken ribs
and internal injuries, was working on
the scaffold when 1t dropped so feet
to the ground, striking Fertig, q CO.
worker. It was thought at first that
Fertig might have . fractured back.
but X-rays showed this not to be the
esSe.
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Evening star., 1936-02-28
1853 new INFLUENZA
CASES ARE REPORTED
Highest of Winter and Greatest
Number in Eight Years,
Health Service SAYS.

BY the Associated Press.
The Public Health Service yesterday
reported 1853 new influenza cases in
the week ending February %. the
highest number of the Winter and the
highest in that week Of February for
eight years.
Health officials said the figure was
far from epidemic proportions. It
compared with 10000 cases for the
frs week in the year 1929.
Spinal meningitis, which In last
weeks report hit five-year peak with
234 new cases, declined to 2l6 new
cases. Scarlet fever also was On the
down grade, with 1919 new cases for
the week ending February 20. as COM
pared to 1888 the previous week.
Evening star., 1936-02-28
U. S. WORKERS TO GET
TAX HELP TOMORROW
Local Office of Deputy Collector to
Be Open Until 4:3O PM.
to Assist Returns.

Saturday afternoon hours will be
observed by the local Office of deputy
collector of internal revenue tomorrow
afternoon for the benefit of Govern
ment people who will be of duty at l
O'Clock and want to file income tax
returns.
The force Of tax experts will be on
duty tomorrow from 9 am. to 4:30
pm. to assist in making out income tax
returns and perform notary public
service without charge, on the returns.
The Office is room 1902, Bureau of
Internal Revenue, Twelfth street and
Constitution avenue.
Beginning Monday the hours of the
Office will be extended daily half an
hour beyond the Government closing
hour. and will keep open until S pm,
daily.
Evening star., 1936-02-28
Bolivian Election Nav 81.

LA PAz, Bolivia. February % R.-
A government decree yesterday set
May 81 as the date for a general elec-
ton, including the Offices of President
and vice president and members uf
Congress.
Evening star., 1936-02-28

That this is a bad habit, however,
Is indicated by what happened to a
Representative from the breezy South
west the other day. Strolling along
Pennsylvania avenue, he paused
!. wave and shout hearty greeting to
i the occupant of a passing automobile
who. in reality, was only gazing in
awe at his 1o-gallon hat.
=. Result: Tbgee taxicabs darted up
to the curb
X X
BARGAIN.
"A YOUNG school teacher did some
rapid calculation out OF the
class room the other night and de-
cided the probability of losing 50 was
better than the risk of losing 1o-the
contents of her pocketbook.
!, When Mary Poole Shannon went to
park her car around the corner from
her home on Thirteenth street. where
parking Is prohibited from 2 to 8
am, she noticed an ominous- looking
stranger eyeing her on the dimly
lighted side street. Hesitating to
get out when he didn't move, she
didn't exactly feel like leaving her
Car and walking the block to her
residence, especially with the 10 crisp
bills in her purse.
So she drove up Thirteenth street,
stopped directly opposite her home,
and deliberately left her car in the
zone in which all-night parking is
banned. When she paid the 50 fine
on the ticket, which she wasn't sur
prised to find, it was one of the
few times that a driver cheerfully
paid a f1ne in the history of the
Traffic Court.
X " X *
BREACH.
TT is an intimate glimpse into their
- lives that some citizens give Uncle
Sam. In the income tax question:
naire, for instance. one taxpayer ex-
plains changes in his status during
the year as follows:
Mother and wife cannot get along
any longer. Mother never comes to
our house any more"
Evening star., 1936-02-28
Washin gton Wayside
Random Observations of Interesting
Events and Things.
HOLLYWOOD.

THE junior member Of the dramatic
staff is having publicity trouble
again. He can't decide whether to
buy-well, borrow-a geography or a
mathematics text book, but it will
have to be one or the other. The
latest press release statement to set
him mildly 'wacky" includes this:
THE cast includes 40 young women
from all the States in the Union"