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Evening star., 1936-10-21
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FOR NEW SCHOOLS
Mrs. Marion W. Doyle Pushes
Five.Year Program in
Southeast Council.

Organized citizenry is needed II the
five-year building program for District
public schools is to be realized, Mrs.
Marion Wade Doyle, president Of the
Board Of Education, told the South
east Council at meeting last night in
the eleventh police precinct.
"The board can't do It alone" she
said
I'VE must have the cooperation of
civic bodies If the many requests for
school improvements are to be full
filled," Mrs. Doyle added.
Mrs. Doyle, who is the only woman
ever to hold the ONCE Of president Of
the Board Of Education, told the group
that she would like to see q periodic
physical examination for school chill
dren, more teachers and elimination
of the fve-year building program for
District schools.
Improvements Outlined.
In speaking on the latter subject,
the boards president outlined the i'm
section in the building program, which
Is divided into two parts, new build
ings and requirements. Among the
needs listed for southeast were: Land
and construction of q new Anacostia
Junior-Senior High School. The pres
ent building would be made into
junior high, or the new building, de-
pending on conditions at the time.
Site and new building in the vicinity
of Eleventh and G streets southeast TO
replace the Cranch-Tyler Elementary
School; site and building at Alabama
and Pennsylvania avenues southeast,
to be an extensible building for ele-
mentary pupils. The same request for
an elementary building was asked at
Minnesota avenue and E street south
east. Replacement of the Lenox School
was made known, as we'll as remedied
conditions at the Buchanan and Wal
ZACH Elementary Schools.
More Teachers Needed.
Mrs. Doyle concluded by saying that,
although the present staff of teachers
in the District was exceptionally eff
cient. the greatest single need was for
more teachers.
The annual election Of officers was
held, with William A. Maio elected
Evening star., 1936-10-21

lead. The way that guy parts his hair
gets me. But wait till yuh see the joint
Butch Is hiding in. All class"
Twelve hours later. Spike and Mac
walked into the fashionable West
Shore apartment building. They had
on the best of clothes. Spike had seen
to that. They took an elevator and
shot up to the sixth floor. In front
of room 622 they stopped. Spike
tapped three times softly.
Butch! Butch, it's Spike! Let
me in."
"Yuh all alone, Spike?"
"A regular is wit me. He's o. K"
The key in the lock turned. The
door opened. Spike and Mac entered
Butch, with cleaning AS in his
hand, closed the door behind them.
IF it wasn't you guys had a well
come for 'em," Butch said, pointing
to the iron in his hand.
Y X -
RUPCH passed the cigarettes around.
After presenting Mac, Spike went
on and told all about the escape.
"Yuh guys is getting as good as the
"Old Master. I kinda figured yuh
would blow my way, Spike. Say, how
about some grub? Well eat and then
figure out a good spot to lam to-
These G-boys will be hot after us
now"
yeah, let's have some grub first
Here's a couple of bucks. Mac; get q
mess of eats. Them coppers won't
recognize yuh."
If I amt back right away there's
somethin' in the wind"
Mac left. In short time he was
back. A few minutes later some one
knocked at the door.
That's the kid I sent across the
street for a paper" Mac explained.
Let him in, Spike"
Spike went to the door and opened
it. Three men rushed into the room
More followed. Handouts slid over
Spikes wrist. Butch reached for his
gun. A shot in the shoulder stopped
him. More handouts.
MAG walked over and Joined the
unlimited guests.
"Her!" groaned Butch. Whats
this! What's the idea?"
Mac turned and faced the two
prisoners.
"The idea is just this" Mac said.
"The warden would like you fellows
as guests again. He felt awful blue
after you left. Butch. You see. this
is the result of well-planned scheme
to get you back. When you made your
escape Warden Barnes promised to
have you back within month. Well,
it looks as though his promise was
kept. Spike was restless after you left.
The warden figured he would try the
same thing you did. He also figured
that if Spike got away he would join
you.
That gave the warden an idea. He
called me and put me in the same cell
with Spike. To team up with him.
To escape with him. Those shots were
faxed. Everything we were going to
do the warden knew beforehand.
was to stay with Spike until we found
your hiding place. Well, that's what
I did. When you sent me down for
the eats I tipped the boys of. And
furthermore, my friends call me
Moran. Take them away. boys"
(Copyright. 1850
Evening star., 1936-10-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

TODAY.
Dinner, Georgetown University Law
School, Mayfiower Hotel, Z pm.
Meeting, Philatelic Society, Carlton
Hotel pm
Evening star., 1936-10-21
His Best Friend
Told Him

1t was his wife and she told him the
truth. But she didn't say he had bad
breath" Instead, she said, my dear,
you need E-Z Tablets" A hint to the
wise was suficient. Don't wait for
some one to tell you. II you feel slug
gish, headachy, dizzy, or bilious. due
to constipation, you may be quite sure
your breath is telling others. Get .
package Of E-Z Tablets today. At all
good drug stores, only 25c.
Evening star., 1936-10-21

chairman: Ernest J. Read, vice chair.
man; Orrin J. Davy. secretary, and
William A. Barker. treasurer. AL were
reflections with the exception OF
Read.
Associations represented at the
meeting included Anacostia, Randle
Highlands, North Randle Community.
Bradbury Heights, D. c.: Congress
Heights, Hnlcrest, Washington High
lands, Southeast and Lincoln Park.
Evening star., 1936-10-21
DAILY SHORT STORY
PROMISE KEPT

leaped and disap-
peared.
y \ \ \
TWENTY FOUR
hours later
somewhere on q
highway speeding
for Chicago.
Butch didn't do
1t any better than
us, Mac" shouted
Brady above the
roar Of the motor.
"We'll ditch this
boat in Cleveland
an pick up an
other. We should
get in Chi with
that.
This Butch guy
is smart at that.
An them G-birds
Is looking around
Moo York for him.
That's . laugh"
III Moran ever
crosses my path
Evening star., 1936-10-21

Dance, Alabama State Society, VII
Evening star., 1936-10-21

NOW, tuat gray.
stone institution had quite reputa-
tion. Very few had escaped since the
prison was erected 10 years ago. And
those who did had been caught in a
very short time. Warden Barnes was
proud Of that record. He boasted
loudly that Madden would be back
within a month. That was three
weeks ago. But Madden had covered
his escape so completely that it seemed
he had vanished into thin air.
Warden Barnes had one week to
fulfill his boast.
EXERCISE period found Spike
- Brady, formerly of the Madden
Brady Crime Corp. lettering about
with a fellow con. Twenty-Five hun
dred other cons were scattered here
and there in small groups.
yeah, Mac" whispered, Brady to
the con, "yuh gotta raw deal. He's
q big double -crosser. Yuh should say
1t wit lead when yuh get outa this
Joint. Them kinda guys amt any
good"
The other guy does it," said the
con, IAN gets the blame for it. Then
he takes the skirt friend-my skirt,
understand-an' beats it. Amt that
crust, Spike? I'll get i'm. But, hell
knows where that rat'll be when
get outa here. Ten years is long
stretch. Too long for me to hang
around"
"Yuh gotta take the rap, guess,
Mac. Try an forget it. If yuh don't
them 10 year'll never end. Yuh've
only been in a couple of weeks"
Yeah, know, but the more think
Of it the more it burns me up. I'd
like to get outa this dump just to get
q crack at both Of EN-"
Spike Brady's eyes narrowed to a
slit.
do yuh mean that. Mac?"
do I mean it! Say, I'd blow now
II got chance"
"Yuh look regular, Mac. I'll let
yuh in on somethin' tonight. Break
Here comes a screw!"
SPIKE and Mac were cellmates.
~ that gave Spike more than an op-
portunity to explain his plans. He
kept his promise that night after the
lights were turned of.
Now I've told yuh everythin' Mac,
an I'm willin' to help yuh, but yuh
gotta do as say or no dice. I told
yuh how Butch got out. Wen have
the foggy weather another month yet.
It's like that every year at this time.
Well, they say sometihn' about light
min never hittin' twice in the same
spot. Well fool 'em. Maybe they
can't see nghtnin' in a fog. Well
blow like Butch did"
That guy had lotta nerve, Spike"
Listen, Mac, that guy is all brains.
Moran an them G-birds is after i'm
like flies. But they'll never get that
boy. Too smart. Yeah, an me an
him is like that. knows where he's
hiding. That's where we'll go when
we scram. This is Monday. If every
things jake Wednesday mornin' we're
leavin' this grub joint"
Wednesday morning. The grim
prison walls were barely visible under
the heavy fog. Suddenly, two faint
shadows dashed across the yard. They
made for the vines on the south
wall. In a jiffy they scaled the wall.
An alert guard. Shots. The figures
Evening star., 1936-10-21
MRS. SPRECKELS is WE'D
Prominent Californian Married to
Los Angeles Surgeon.

YUMA, Ariz, October 81 (P.-Mrs.
Claus Spreckels, prominent socially in
California, and DR.. E. c. Motre, Los
Angeles surgeon, were married here
yesterday by Superior Judge Henry c.
Kelley in the law library of the court
house.
Mrs. Spreckels gave her age as 47
and DR.. Moore said he was 54.
DR.. Moore said they would leave
Sunday to visit friends, sailing from
New York City November Z for San
Diego.
Evening star., 1936-10-21
RUTcHMADDEN

BUroHMADDEN AoEN
Brady were part
ners in crime. That
is until Federal
men inter t e r e d
with their highly
professional trade.
Madden and Brady
were found guilty
Of the 500, 900
Royberger kidnap-
ing. Then SEN
fenced to the grim
Eraystone prison on
the coast for life.
That was tdve
years ago. Five
hard years. Butch
Madden had ideas.
Three weeks ago
Madden put these
ideas into effect.
Under cover Of q
heavy morning fog
he made q clean
cut break.
Evening star., 1936-10-21
HERE'S the LAXATIVE THAT
WORKS IN | HOUR -
and that doctors by the Thousands
haze used and prescribed

Yes-when you need 0 laxative DO AS
DOCTORS DO-and take no chances.
DR.. G. e. B. of Indiana says: Il have
prescribed Pluto frequently and think
It the best aperient solution yet found
DR.. A. G. T., Arkansas, writes: There
IL nothing better than Pluto."'
"a Works in I Hour
With Pluto there are NO hours Of over
night waiting, which allow dangerous
poisons to Be absorbed by the sys-
tenn. often resulting in that tired feeling
dull headaches-too often causing
pimples. boils. colds.
Simply mix 1js of . glass Of Pluto Water
with 45 Of Q glass Of hot water. You'll
find this mixture pleasant, gentle, quick.
twill give you . thorough bowel flush in
1hour orless, and you'll feel worlds better.
Evening star., 1936-10-21
Display Club to Hear Shaw.

Z. D. Shaw, secretary Of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Associa-
ton, will be guest speaker at $50
o'clotk tonight at q meeting OF the
National Capital Display Club IN the
Washington Board Of Trade Rooms In
The Evening Star Building.
Evening star., 1936-10-21


Meeting, Converts League, Catholic
Daughters Of America, Willard Hotel,
3 pm.
Meeting, Sons Of the American Rev.
olution. Maynower Hotel, . pm.
Meeting, Phi lambda MI Fraternity,
Maydower Hotel, 3 pm.
Meeting, Lincoln Unit. No. II, Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary, Maynower Ho-
tel. 3 pm.
Meeting, North Carolina Democratic
Club, Raleigh Hotel, 8 pm.
Dinner, Washington Association
Credit Men. Hamilton Hotel, $50 pm.
Evening star., 1936-10-21
Aspirub Greet For
joint PAINS

Keep this in mind. Because OF
the other ingredients in Aspirub,
the Aspirin this great rub contains.
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and greatly helps the other pain
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pains and soreness in joints and
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Aspirub is a white. stainless. anti
septic ointment-it is powerful pene-
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external sensation for torturing Joint
pains and muscular aches and soreness.
It's success. in the speedy relief OF chest
sore feet is amazing. The cost Is small
Ask Peoples Drug Stores or any live
druggist anywhere about Aspirub.
Evening star., 1936-10-21
lard Hotel, . pm.

lard Hotel, . pm.
Meeting, Alliance Club, Hamilton
Hotel, Q pm.
Dance, Maryland Society, Kennedy.
Warren Hotel, 10 pm.
Evening star., 1936-10-21

Luncheon, KwanI Club, Maynower
Hotel, 1:30 pm.
Dinner, Cosmopolitan Club. May
flower Hotel pm.
Evening star., 1936-10-21
Try This Doctors Way

Try This Doctors Way
Pluto Water Is bottled at the famous
French Lick Springs, Indiana. It is .
notwithstanding saline mineral water.
Two hundred million bottles have al.
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vice. Get Pluto from your druggist
either in the 25c size or the large 500
size which contains three times
the quantity. In hour or less a
your constipation will be relieved
and you'll feel like . million.
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The Washington times., 1936-06-13

Donald Woods, as the cause of
it all, is simply superb.
Reviewed by Donald Woods,
1:15 a. M, June 4, 1886, at Good
Samaritan Hospital, Los Angeles,
Cal. Running time: Reasonable.
The Washington times., 1936-06-13
"Came Linda"

A Woods & Woods production,
starring Linda Woods, featuring
Josephine and Donald Woods.
Directed by DIR. Norman Will
liamS. Another original effort
by the producers.
A new star, Linda Margaret
Woods, gripping drama and mag
nificent settings combine to make
this one of the most delightful
and impressive production of the
year.
It's another smash hit for that
up and coming combination,
Woods & Woods. Game Linda"
will be one of the greatest argu-
mentS against "quickieS" the in
duStry has ever known. The pro-
ducers claim two-and-a-half years
Of preparation and nearly one
year in actual production. The
results show it.
Yarn is based on shop-worn
mother, father, new baby idea but
contains amazing new angles.
Viz: Mother, instead of being in
hospital day before big event, is
discovered swimming at Santa
Monica and nipping sherry cock
tails before dinner. Father does
not pace up and down reception
room or hallway-he isn't able to
he can't see the reception room
The Washington times., 1936-06-13

or hallway. He's lucky he hasn't
passed out long ago. Child, is not
beautiful on arrival but has
turned-up nose and looks very
much like a monkey! Life in the
raw! Even as you, and you, and
you. 1t touches you, holds you
and then lets you go, with smile
on your face and a tear in your
eye.
Woods & Woods have strained
the budget to the limit in order
to give their new star the proper
background for an auspiciouS de-
but.
Norman Williams direction
shows an expert technique, reflect
ing careful attention to every de-
tail.
Linda Woods is sensational. She
is a red-faced little lady with a
turned-up nose, depending en-
tirely, and successfully so, on her
personality to put her across. Her
complete lack of self consciousness
is a great asset. At moments when
an ordinary star would be en-
barraSSed to tears, she displays the
greatest Savoir faire. Her voice
at first impresSes as having a soft
and limped quality. Suddenly you
are amazed by the astounding
power and volume she possesses.
The Washington times., 1936-06-13

was born in Indiana and also in
Pennsylvania.
Give up? Indiana is a small
town in Pennsylvania. Bob Rip
ley please write.
Dave Gould tells Of the blonde
chlorine who made a play for
broker because she was told if
she wanted to act she'd have to
get stock experience!
Some 20 or 80 midshipmen were
spending an afternoon, when some
bad hombre came laundering in,
shooting his pistol right and left,
and said to the middieS, Every
one of you dirty skunks get out
of here"
Everybody scampered out except
one little plebe. The bad man
turned to him, with his pistol still
smoking, and said, "Well?"
The plebe said, There sure were
a lot of 'em."
The extra" girl says: "In a
musical, the gals with the best
lines usually never say a world"
What chance has a fellow who
doesn't know his own strength
with a girl who knows his weak
neSS?"
"The reason old maids turn sour
Is because they're kept on the
shelf too long!"
The Washington times., 1936-06-13
HOu uyWOOd GiSSles

Speaking of double features
Jack Oakie. suggests: "The King
Steps Out" and "The Princess
Comes Across"
Joe E. Brown wired Cleveland:
"Don't nominate Bridges. The
slogan of the opposition is too ap-
parent. Landon-Bridges falling
down.
Andy Devine's cat made short
work of his pet canary one day
this week.
"Well," whined Andy in his
cracked voice, II always did claim
that a bird in the cage is worth
two in the puss."
MOTHER MACHREE IN 1885
Sure, I love your new permanent
wave and bobbed hair,
And the brows still left standing
and penciled with care;
miss the dear face that was lifted
for me-
All, who'd guess that, in shorts,
dear, you're Mother Ma
chree!
MuggSy Meyers wants to know:
Could you call a hard-riding COW
boy in a horse-opera a Bucking-
ham? Catch on?
This Is q good trick-whether
one does it or not. James Stewart
The Washington times., 1936-06-13
HOLLYWOOD STARS HAVE INDIVIDUAL ACTING MANNERISMS
Behind Silver Screen

kor, william LeBaron, Helen
Twelvetrees, Aileen Pringle, Paul
Jones, Dario Faralla, George Ar
thur, Jack Cunningham, Mel
Shauer, Gregory LaCava, Waldo
mar Young, Virginia Van Upp at
preview Of Poppy"
William H. Wright, formerly at
Paramount and Columbia, has
joined David o. Selznick's pro-
duction staff. He was associated
with Selznick at M-G-M when he
produced "The Tale of Two
Cities" and Anna Karemina."
"I Gave My Heart" is the new
title for the Cosmopolitan
picture starring Kay Francis for.
merly known as Give Me Your
Heart"
Dorothy Arzner will direct
"Craig's Wife," the George Kelly
play, for Columbia.
Harry M. GoetZ, president Of
Reliance, may follow up Last Of
the Mohicans," his forthcoming
United Artists release, with an.
other James Fenimore Cooper
story, 1.-THE Spy"
The Washington times., 1936-06-13

Charlie Butterworths blinking eyes.
Frank Morgans broken speech
Irene Dunne's general air of gentility.
Jessie Matthews musical comedy class which
think that in the Zegfed days she would surely have
been gorified.
Edward G. Robnsons snarls realistic you forget
he sometimes sounds though he talking through his
jeanette MacDonalds in singing which mu
titude of acting sins.
Walter Connollys habit of keeping his lower lip down
and his mouth open He such good actor otherwise you
forget it.
Lewis Stones superb dignity In advising young folks
would think he made mistake in his life. An
expert at shaking his head and Stimulating sadness.
Ann Hardngs patrcan ovelnes and her too too noble
suffering.
John Barrymores classic profile and his eye brow
lifting.
Ruth Chatterton's cupid low mouth and her affected
accent.
Beron Churchis facility for pomposy. AS the village
banker with hard heart the politician who feels secure
he is tops.
Stuart Erwns fve-mile- -an-hour talking pace The
thing have to the late Will Rogers acting technique
Hugh Herberts silly little chuckle, Very much like Ed
Wynns
Fred Asaires perennial juveny traced to his slender
figure his looselmbed gait and his general aertness.
The Washington times., 1936-06-13
Second Woods Hit

Game Linda" is, as you
may or may not recall, the
sequel to the Woods first
success, "A Splinter from the
Woods" starring Donald
Woods. This was a legitimate
production done on a shoe
string at New Milford, Conn.,,
some four years ago. At that
time no further achievements
in this field were anticipated
by the Woods due to lack of
funds. Subsequently enter
ing the mOtiOn-picture bust
ness, they decided to invest a
portion of their earnings
from that source in Linda"
Hence the credit: Through
courtesy of Warner Brothers"
The Washington times., 1936-06-13

the black board methods of dia-
granting dances is the greatest aid
to dance directors of this decade,
he disclosed.
Among the girls whom, with
Eleanore Whitney, Robert Cum
mings, Grace Bradley, Louis
DaPron, Billy Lee and Olympic
Bradna, comprise the dancing
members of the Three Cheers for
Love" cast, are June and Jeunice
Thompson, Sugar" GeiSe, Vir-
ginia Davis and Betty Wood.
The Washington times., 1936-06-13

HOLLYWOOD, June 13. -
George O'Brien's trip to New York
this week will be for the combina-
ton of business and pleasure. The
film star will attend the RKO
convention and also witness the
Louis4Schmeling fracas. O'Brien
recently signed a long-term con-
tract with George Hirliman-RKO.
Mrs. O'Brien, who is Marguerite
Churchill, a star in her own
name will accompany George on
the eastern trip.
Bernard Hyman's newest pro-
duction for M-G-M, San Fran
CISCO" has been completed well
within the allotted time and the
estimated cost. The associate pro-
ducer expects to have it in shape
for preview within the next few
days.
Henry King, directing Loretta
Young and Don Ameche in "Ra-
mona" for goth Century-Fox, has
his company on location in the
mountain meadows 1877 miles
southeast Of Los Angeles.
Our Passing Show: Adolph zu-
The Washington times., 1936-06-13
WARNER BROS. COMFORTABLY COOL

Our Passing Show: Adolph zu-
The Washington times., 1936-06-13

tions. l listed a few some
weeks ago and here are
more.
Franchot Tones roguish
smile which fits ideally into
light comedy roles.
Kay Francis wolling her
wars. A distinctive style
of talking that might defeat
some actresses but with Kay
Francis is an asset.
Sylvia Sidney's sad little
smile.
Frank McHugh's invari-
ably good natured st S,
which are a satisfactory sub
stitute for Skeets Gala
gher's, who now runs Bebe
Daniels fashion shops.
Clark Cables amiable grin
which wins the ladies and
makes men think he's regu-
lar.
W. G. Fields husky voice
and his expert timing of
Jokes.
The Washington times., 1936-06-13

Edgar Kennedy's rubbing hs lace.
Jimmy Cagneys fast talking which has clarity of enunca-
ton any actor will envy.
Loretta Youngs delicate beauty which her acting
frailtes.
G. Aubrey Smith who always talks as though he
vacation from the House of Lords.
Billie Burkes continual futterng
Nelson Eddys wooden acting, which makes you appreciate
what grand real voice is
The Washington times., 1936-06-13
Chalk Talk Used to
Teach Chorus Girls

Hollywood chorus girls are get
ting a taste of football coaching
methods today with "chalk-talks."
introduced for explaining intricate
dance routines by Danny Dare,
dancing director.
Innovated by Dare for simplify
ing the Swing" numbers in Para
mounts Three Cheers for Love-"
The Washington times., 1936-06-13
mold Woods Hos New BODY ond He Reviews Blessed Event

Her projection is unlimited! In
quieter moods. her smile is cap
tivating and disarming. A great
find, Miss Woods should go far.
Josephine Woods is genuinely
fine, intelligent and natural as
the mother.
The Washington times., 1936-06-13

George Arliss' expert use
of the pause, his timing of
speeches and his gestures.
Ronald Colman's sad eyes
and his deep musical talking
voice.
The sob in Katharine Hep
burns voice.
Dick Powell's habit of put
ting his tongue under his
lower lip.
Glenda Farrell's machine
gun delivery, which is futile
without the right wisecracks.
Allen JeJnkins' ability to
feign stupidity.
Nat P'endleton's imperso-
nations of lunkheads al
though he's a college gradu-
ate and one Of the few Social
Register actors in Holly
wood.
The Washington times., 1936-06-13
From Tones Roguish Smile to
Butterworth's Blinking They
Are Different
By ANDREW R. KELLEY

By their traits ye shall know them
Almost all of the Hollywood actors have little acting
tricks and annersms lend appeal to their characerza
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