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The Washington times., 1936-07-08
Willie 0'Steen PLAYS
First Match FRIDAY

Willie O'Steen, Virginia Avenue
and defending girls tennis cham
pion, will not lift a racquet in de-
tense of her title until Friday,
though the tournament opens to-
morrow. Miss O'Steen drew a bye
in the first round.
Helen Orme, Of Burroughs, and
Charlotte Decker of Janney, are
Miss O'Steen's Standout rivals.
The Washington times., 1936-07-08
SoftbdII Teams
Meet Tonight

Stellar men and women softball
players in the District appear in
Griffith Stadium tonight, two star
games being offered.
The Aggiettes, representing the
Department of Agriculture, oppose
and all-star girls team from the
Government League at $3.50
o'clock. All-Star men teams meet
in the second contest.
Among the ace girl players are
Charlotte Riedel, Hylna Mays,
Kitty Fahey, Beckey Blackman,
Louise Evovaldi and Marge Wat
son.
+ Abe Rosenfield and Bunker
Hill will be rival pitchers in the
mems contest.
The Washington times., 1936-07-08

TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE AT
ALLEYS and 3-Miskelly and Cal
vagno VS.. Sebastian and Conrad, Burns
and Honey vs. Cudmore and Miller
Weinberg and Miskelly VS.. Quigley and
Mischou.
ALLEYS 4 and 5-Calvagno and Pa
cini VS.. Clark and Brown, Dugan and
Hauser VS.. Pariseau and T. FabriZio,
Perry and Perry vs.. Geib and Geib.
ALLEYS and 7--Daut and F. Fa-
brizio VS.. Sanderson and SandersOn.
O'Neal and O'Neal VS.. Bechtold and
Bernhardt
The Washington times., 1936-07-08
Wash. Red Sox Want Game

Bill jenkins Washington Red
Sox are casting around for game
with an out-of-town team, for Sun
day, July 10. H. L. Shepherd,
business manager of the Redhose-
men can be reached at Atlantic
1858, or address him at SCI Seven
tenth st. s. E.
The Washington times., 1936-07-08
Perry Star
OF Pin Match

ma" Perry stole the thunder in
the Temple Mixed Doubles Duck
pin League last week when she
chalked up ia game, the highest
of her lifetime. Mrs. Perry, who
rolls with her son John sports
an 80 average.
Kit" Quigley and Frank Mis-
chou. league leaders, face Ida
Weinberg and Miskelly tonight at
The Washington times., 1936-07-08
Looking For Game

The Kendrick Beer semipro
baseball team of Alexandria, Va,
wishes a game with some strong
local team for next Sunday after
noon. For game call Alexandria
$40 between $50 and $50 p. m.
The Washington times., 1936-07-08
Wanna Buy a Team?

Jimmy DeShong PeeweeS, with
record of II straight victories
and no defeats for the season,
are seeking a sponsor. Interested?
Call Greenwood 256s-W.
The Washington times., 1936-07-08
Educational

Instruction Courses 80
ISAAC PITMAN Shorthand taught: choice
of court reporters. 1856 Carroll ST. s. E.
wARFLYN BEAUTY COLLEGE
1913 Vermont Ave. (near K). Dist. 1862
WE will select mechanically inclined men
with character references, must be en-
ployed reliable, with fair education VINO 40
their spare time for Electric Refrigeration
and Air Conditioning industries. Write fully.
Utilities Eng. Inst, Box 81, Times-Herald.
The Washington times., 1936-07-08
Seek Midget Games

Taft A. C. Midgets are seeking
Sunday games. Call North 6545-W
The Washington times., 1936-07-08
Special Notices

WILL ALL persons witnessing the acct
dent which occurred at ESQ p. M, on
Tuesday, June 80, 1896. at the intersec-
ton of 10th Street and Constitution Ave.
N. W., involving automobile and pedes-
trian, please communicate with the un.
dersgned Robert D. Wise, Attorney al
Law, National Press Building. .
The Washington times., 1936-07-08
&M&MSn1v1MMhsM
FOR SPECIAL SERVICES

Rug and Carpet Cleaning
NO. OI6O LUWIN CO., 1928 9TH ST.
RIGS DOMESTIC 9X12-S3
O w SHAMPOO Sxl0-S2 so
The Washington times., 1936-07-08
Personals

Personals :
No Additional Charge for Ads
IN This Classification
BETTER HEALTH STUDIO
Weight gaining and reducing. Pot. 4721.
CHILDREN boarded in new private water
front home at Owings Beach. Write
Mrs. James Revell. Deale, Nd.
DR.. CUTTY-U. 8. Army physician in the
World War: nerve and skin dis. MA. OSO9'
SCALP TREATMENTS. white operator.
For appointment cali North oS69.
SCALP TREATMENTS. by appointment
only. Hours. 9.6. Can Decatur 622s:
TEACHER going Hawaii win exchange
services as maid, child's nurse or COM
panion for transportation from D. G..
Write Box 5. Washington Herald Office.
HEMoRRHoIDs ERADICATED BY my own
method: results effective for . lifetime
or money back: write for booklet. DR..
SommerWerck. 1865 Columbia Rd.
WILL ALL persons witnessing the acci-
dent which occurred at ESQ p: m. on
ton of 10th Street and Constitution Ave.
nue. N. W.. involving automobile and
pedestrian. please communicate with the
undersigned. Robert D. Wise, Attorney at
Law. National Press Building.
WHEN DEATH strikes a family there IL
no need for them to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due 70
inability to pay . high price. The Greater
W. W. Chambers Company offers q com.
plets funeral. cars and all. for as little as
$76. The worlds finest waterproof. air.
tight. guaranteed steel burial vault may
DO had from Chambers for $06. Phone
or write your address. We will send you
. beautiful catalogue of How We Do
It." In case Of death call the Greater
S =; ". Chambers CO. 18th ST. corner or
Chambers Southeast Funeral Home. 617
18th 81 q Atlantic 07OO
The Washington times., 1936-07-08

Young, married. with car. not over S6,
to enter special training for executive pc,
sition; opportunity to earn $35 week until
appointed to regular staff: will consider
inexperienced man who is willing to work
hard, who is ambitious and can follow IN
structions: not canvassing. Apply 1O-12'
1900 Ninth st. n. w.
The Washington times., 1936-07-08

Painting and CGrpenterinR
NO. 5O59 TAVENNER-ROYSTON
Painting and carpenter work a specially.
Heating jobs; work sreas.F Free estimates.
The Washington times., 1936-07-08

Luggage
Ma. 4242-Fitted Cases. Trunks. Dog Har-
ness. G. W. King. Jr.. 511 18th st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1936-07-08

co. 1926 1904 Lamont St. N W.
Painting, Papering. Floor Scraping, Re-
finish. Roof Work. Repair. Caulk. Reas.
'rices. Guar. American Home Decor'tinE Co.
The Washington times., 1936-07-08
MAN

WINDOW TRIMMER wanted for Band 1Oc
syndicate. Give full information in first
letter. Address Box 90, Times-Herald.
The Washington times., 1936-07-08

Quick Service-We loan you the money
and you keep the car in your possession.
Remember, we also make loans up to
$500 on your signature and other security.
Phone or drive out for details.
The Washington times., 1936-07-08

Ii. 1O73-Moving, General Hauling, Var
Excl. Reliable Men. ORIGINAL SNOWDE
TRANSFER, S18 14th st. N. E.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
E'ork' Is Again Under
Way At Fort Raleigh

Mantco, OCT. 11.-Work on the
restoration of old Fort Raleigh has
again gotten under way after a
long suspension and a gang of
mon is at work under the direction
Cf Albert Bell. The men ere now
at work completing the conversion
Of the old pavilion on the fort
reservation into a building to serve
as a museum. finished in accord
ancc with the architecture of
other buildings hitherto con-
structed.
The sides are being enclosed
with logs, notched at the ends to
dovCtail snUgly upon each other,
and the shingle roof will even
tually be covered with q thatch of
reeds.
Despite the latcness of the sea-
son. thousands of visitors still
visit the site weekly, and accord
ing TO the registration book of jeff
Hayman, caretaker, a total Of
1881 registered in the three
month period between July l and
October l. These, he says, &C
count for less than half of those
who actually came to the shrine,
many failing to record their names
in his book.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
PUBLIC LIBRARY
ASKS DONATIONS
OF GOOD BOOKS

Dc-rit2 its steadily filing sh-lvcg
nc public lb"l,T Of lllc El.2ab n
City Woman club Ill, lack, may
books which are c0nS.GaIci to by I
,tandard item in any collection.
Many Of thee are probably Cw22d
By pcoDlc of the city wis Glv, no
further Use for them. il Whi,h "A. "
The library would b glad t2 receive
thin rs a donation.
The following az ONO Of tn
volumes which tha library would
like to have:
Lantern IN Her Hand. White Bird
Flying Pride and Pgcjulic1 Sen@2
AMI S1Nsihility, Mis- Min rvG ard
William Green Hill, A Connecticut
Yankee, Ny AntOnia, The White
Company, HooSier School Boy. Gin
arron. Son OF the Miadle B0-ier,
Royal Road to Romance, Seven
Leaguc Boots. westward Eo,, Call Of
the Wild, Main Street, When
Kni2hshood Was IL Flower, John
HalifaX-GcntlcmaA, Hlul,ei Book
Shop, Under Two Flags, Dr.. Jekyll
and Mr.. Hyde, Drlcula, Spell Of the
Yukon, Biography C. Grizzly, Sew
-ntcen Bridge Of San Luis R2y,
Farewell TO Arms, Vicar CT Wake
field, Within This PRESENT.
The library would also he glad to
receive books by any OF the follow
ing authors:
Ruoy Ayres, Temple Bail-y, Dorc-
thy Garfield, James Oliver Cur
wood, Lloyd Douglas, Zane Grey.
Louise Plat Hauck, Grace LiVinp-
stone Hill, Lida Larrimore, Emile
Lor.ng, Kathleen Norris, Margaret
P,dler. Gene Stratton Porter, Mary
Rinehart.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
Muss0lini Stages
Sham Battle With
l4,O0O 7 0 ut h S

Rene. Cct. II. - up On the
heels Of Yesterdays cabinet action
speeding Italy'S armament program,
I.r mic Benito MhSfol i@dly re-
viewed a sham battle ard prepared
ne demonstration b. l40GG picked
G.ov2A. Fascist. = gr" eating 1910
O0) yod,h: who belong 10 tn:5
t.lnch Of the armed fore s.
Aviation. caVas.y, art L2cy tanks
aHd infantry were d:pl2ycl.
I, Due. mcua,CL on nervous
charger. stood in me s..rrups ana
asked the. yCUNg Ggh,cH> if the IN
pre- oou!i coun, Cn ,h2m un,2
death. The believed ayes"
The war games co!n>id-I with the
sixth anniv rsary OF the founding
of the combat corps, comprising
youths between Is ana q, COM
man3cd by $1,000 militia officers.
Fer 4 week .ho youths have E,,I
campCi near Rom.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
Hurt By Explosion
Of Bicycle Tire

Crawford Sexton, 10-ycar-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Talbcrt v
Sexton, of 420 West Colonial ave-
nue., was the victim of an unusual
accident early yesterday after
noon.
The youngster was Initiating one
of the tires of his bicycle from the
air hose at the Scott Motor co. SER
vice station at Road street and
Colonial avenue when the tire un-
eXpectedly exploded with Consid-
cradle force in his face.
The boys face was cut a little
and his eyes panied him quite a
bit, but he was not seriously hurt.
He was more shocked than hurt.
He was rushed to the office Of
DR.. w. a. Peters, who treated
MS eyes and pronounced him okay.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
SUGAR BOWL"
DELICATESSEN
MAKES ITS BOW

The addition of a complete line
Of GeiicateSSsn is the latest &C
velopment III the business Of Tie
Sugar Bowl operated by Mir. and
Mrs. Howard S. WhalCy at POin-
dexter and Fearing streets.
Bob Melton's famous barbecue
will be a feature item of the new
line which will include horne
made chicken and potato salads,
roast meats, soups and ali manner
of ready cooked foods in addition
to sandwiches. plate lunches end
fountain service.
The new delic&teSScn is equ;D-
ped with the latest IN rCfrjgcrat-
cd ca3cs and 5toraCc facilities &
maintain the most sanitary &Ic
efficient service.
/ The, service. was begun Sat;,T
. -
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
BRIEF
FOR 4 HIGHWAY
REFUND IS FILED

EdCnton. Oct. IL In present.
INC a brief for the return of ssh
GO421 to ChoWan county for road
Improvement advances back in
1929, County Counsel w. n
den told the state commission III
vestigatinG road refund claims
that ChOWGn had really advanced
thiS SUN to help finish out a link
in tic state highway system run
Ming from the CTrituck court
house 10 Edcnt0n; and that it and
PaSuuOtank counties were the on
ly commemorative htat Clipped in
f0T this work. and for that rca-
SoN, if no other, should get its
money back.
1t WGS precisely the kind of
road the legislature desired" SAID
M. Pruden. and the state high
way commission agreed TO carry it
out without any financial aSSiS-
tancC from th@ counties through
which It passed"
Mr.. FyUdcn further said that
the stretch from TTertford to Ed
cntCm had to be Widencd to meet
travel conditions and that Cho-
vans share went for that pur-
pose. Not to make the refund, Mr..
Prudcn claimed, will result in
discrimination against Chowan
county and in favor Of other Coun-
tics who did not make a similar
contribution" It is understood
ChCWan will be fairly marked cn
the state committees refund list.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
Communists And
Fascists Disturb
Peace of France

ScraSbour2. France. Oct. ll.-U.G
Thousands of hcaV.ly-armcd mobile
guards manncdla: ~ ,S.:a.sgi2 Noin5
in the Algacc-L2rra!ar city t2da",
c:,:Ig q clash b2twccn C2mmuH-
lists ard FaS@.Sts.
The st2e.-l:2lm2,-d guards he'd
the city in an iron grp and pre-
v.ntcd Fa2ciSS5 who Planned 10
break up a Co.nmunisC propa22Hd2
meeting, from reaching their r1l:t-
ilIl enemies.
Ten thousand Communist mlrg2i
at the T.voli exposition grounds
where they hard Marcel Thor22
.acre:ary CT their party, ard M.
Cachin. Communist leader, in ad-
1rsS.es which were translated in;o
the Alsatian dialect. The occasion
was a i layed celebration wclcCm-
ing the lost provinces returned tc
France by the Weld wa.
Members Of the ka2:1d Fascist
CroN de Feu He'd a cOuns2T-m2n.-
.rstaticn at til Place de Il B2urz2.
whcre a harangue ty Marcel Bu-
cad. FaGcisc Ch:cf. almost enG-d il
/ row when someone threw water
in the speak rs face Al the con-
2lu2ion CT Buc1.d's spc53h. the
cascis;5 Start:d to the Communists
mc2ing at Two.
Guards in5crpo2ed strong d2sa2h-
m2nts b&,We y the factions ara Ire
I.ghtists dispersed withou. disorder.
Similar situations prevailed in SIX
cher towns COIMAr .Nulh2u&e.
GUobWillcr, H2gondlnge. Creuta-
Wal da nd Niedc:bronn. Mobile
guards, hurried in from Lyons and
M3rsei!leS, covered th@ dissr.cs Ike
a blanket
E-aboratc precautions wee worked
oU5 TO inSurl that the Communists
could come and go W:.h2u. mlct-
ing the FasciStS.
The authorities also Wc.e most
careful to see that the Cc.nmuni5t:
as far as possible from III Rhine
bridge into Germany. The series OF
CCmmunist meetings along the
frontier already has caused uneaS;-
mss il Germany.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
Killed While Trying TO
Get Ride On 4 Truck

Edcnton, Oct. IL Neal Wynne.
81. negro. was killed yesterday af-
tcrnoon while trying to grab a ride
on a faStly moving truck coming
north on the Ycopim highway five
miles from town. He missed his
hold and was ground to death be-
meath the wheels of the vehicle.
The truck belonged to Thomas
Riddick and the accident was held
unavoidable.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
Columbus G.. Mann VIII
Be Buried Here Today

Columbus G. Mann. formerly Of
this city. died Saturday in Nor
folk. The funeral will be conduct
cd thc"C ct . o'clock this after
noon end Will be brought here f0T
burial. The funeral will take place
in Hollywood cemetery at four
O'Clock.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
L E G. A L
NOTICE!

NOTICEI
To The Creditors Of the Carolina Banking and
Trust Company Of Elizabeth City, N. c.:
\ fund la, been paid u the Clerk "t thr
Superior Court Of PaSpuutank county - crvrs
pro -ata dividends on all valid ami cNi>tIn.;
liabilities recognized aS such by th" Carolina
Banking and Trust Company. on the date ui
its closing and for which no claims have been
filed: and to cover prior dividends unpaid "ll
claims filed too late "a share in >ucH dividends.
The clerk viii hold these funds, together with
list Uf such creditors. tor a period VI three
months from the date ut filing OF the final
r,prTt of the liquidation ut the above trlIst
and such creditors are hereby notified tn take
actions in the premises ~ are necessary To-
Protect their respective interests.
GURNET l.. HOOD.
Commissioner ni Banks Of
North Carolina.
cos
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
E,CStfml Community

Visitor: You dent mean to
tel ne that you have lived in this
out-of~the-way place for over 80
ycars?'
Juhahitant: L ave"
Viatcr: But, really, I cannot
see what YOU find to keep you
bI:y."
Inhabitant: neither can I
that's Why I like it'-Montreal
| Gtn,.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
Miss Ruby Elizabeth Jones is
Cures at Shrine Reported

Ste. Anne De Beaupre, Que. -
U.R)-Nine persons reported they
had been cured of various illness
cs after visiting the world famous
Miracle Shrine" during recent
novenaS to Canada's patron saint.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
STATE PRISIT'
FARMS SIPg'
WINTER 4
Corn. liog>. po,..
Other sonlmod1i..
Raised In O,,,rr
ES J0iiH : P,pp,,
EniGd Pr Stlg T..

Ey IonN : P,gpR
Hnihd Pr Stag e.,
Ra:'jsh. o.. J. 8'
VIM: WOE, .t "
lina'5 state pr. oa .r-r
f2cd.
Men who 2.r ~s,,s-. ..
laying in w.nar s,7,e.
ing ic: the cold val.ba.
usually hi, lie s'.., =
D2cemb : and n8.a
March.
Crops have b. al sa5tr.
PRINCIPAL T.. on gl,go -.
Gals sad. c.. loal Il
0: The camp. Nh G.. 1
GI'mGnS l5.l3w.Hs n {, !
II re's u. nvrs .a, ,.'
,.nc;n.ag IL, lclnn
Will ka u.sl ID n-r II
1893 !lo2s. TIE n,.. ~
tered after n. G-, sr,, =.
will 10 ,,is:r:h1. 4 .,,..
oo rrisc, o,,,,, '''
pri.op l,,r,'a.
in inc cro,. ar o.. .','
nc c1nafn, am ,1..... ...
5.r fIoIr mill aI.
or,r,:,,a
W. l~.... ,,u.
r,oI lid = ~.
- n NJ, .,.-'..", '..'., 80.
Inv ID ,...n ~. -.
kcc9:ng Tic .a:m. .a
@.aHS."
AZ Caledon!a farm =
o0o oIS"c5 g. con 81.
F'':.
We ha% $50 ".:c' j
"a WE y. haa "
Ln"Aul -. , ~" &c.,:
% 70 lC9 'l+' a" a..e
a',fa5%3 =. "o 81" % 3'.
@'e .%I!i4& " - 10 @
boJhd. % we "!' li.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
''QUIINS'' HAVE
UNDERSl'UDIES
IN HOLIYW
By HENRY SUTHERLAND
United Press Hollywood
CorrrSDoniCDt

Hollywood. Oct. 11.-WR)-For
impcrscnating the five famous lit
tie Dionncs CS75GG0 a p!2ture)
five Los Angeles giric drew $3.50 a
day.
The quintuplct duplicates were
Carol Jean MUllirs. Mary M"iStcr.
Diane Shelby, Rosemary and Pat
ty Palamar. veteran" film extras
aged two years. who were hired by
goth Ccntury-FoX st tic central
casting bureau.
The pinch-hitting CUNTS dent
resemble the worlds most pub
licized babies save in age, size and
general outline. They aren't okay
for closeups, and they owe their
Jobs for a day 20 the fact Fog
couldn't muster & moo Of 1900
suitable extras in CallandCr, Ont,
the real quintS' home town.
Gag Of the new quint picture.
Reunion is q chamber Of COM
merca roundup Of all babies
brought into the world by Jean
Hersholt, the screen version OF DR..
Alan Dafoc, and one ef the key
scenes is a picnic CT tie reunited
HcrshOit babies, sort Of q Grand
Hotel" effect.
70 get inc real Q;!int3 into the
picnic sequence. Fox location mon
cdrtcG 6 W:rc-fcnccd coral 10 CAL
lander ana filmed them st play
inside. Then they brought their
fence back to the coast and set !.
up in the Busch gardens IN PaS2-
dCna. where the picnic scenes arc
bcin9 filmed.
Tharc the pseudo qUintS were
hcrdcd inside 10 appear in long
shotG o. TIE crowd running for {.
DiCnuc Gandcr. The finished film
Will cUJ Immediately tG ClC5cupS
ra2dc in CaIGnGCT.
Rot & very big Part. 5ut, rs the
little CEtT2s will lC2rn 10 say rs
soon as they cen tax: What of
il? Il Jobs c job"
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
INSTRUCTION

SOUTHERN SCHOOL OF Beauty
culture offers a short, intensive,
loW-rate course under nationally
famous instructors. Easy terms. For
details write 443 CRANKY Street,
Norfolk Va. Accredited. Approved
oy the N. c. and S. C. State boards.
The larg,st and oldest established
b2aut" school in the South.
S29-tf.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12

Betty TimmonS, Atlanta. Ga,
has been invited to test for the
role of Scarlet O'Eara" in Gene
With the Wind" Miss T.mmonS is
the niece Of the author. Margaret
Mitchell. and served as the physi-
cal model CT the girl described in
the book. George Gukor. director,
will leave shortly for Atlanta to
interview her.
Copyright by United Press
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
RADIO SERVICE

EXPERT RADIO Service. call Bill
Cartwright. We specialize on Auto
Radios. Phone 497 Tire Co. O1-tf
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
LOCAL MARKETS
cO5-l2-19-26

Following are the offering prices
to the producers on Elizabeth City
markets at the close of business
hours Saturday:
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
LOST AND FOUND
SPECIAL NOTICES

JANE WITHERS in Pepper" can
. seen free at the Carolina Thea
tcc today. if you are the first to ask
J. Baum for the ticket.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
Newland News
Social Hour

oDCfif ttOlf
The next meeting of the New
land social hour has been set for
Oct. 27 in order to avoid conflict
with other school affairs. The
following committee will arrange
a program, Mrs. w. F. Sawyer,
Miss Lena Stanton, Mrs. Rufus
Hewitt, Mrs. Moore and Miss
Brown.
Miss Alyse Sharber has been
elected secretary and treasurer
in place of Miss Ruby Elizabeth
Jones who is now employed in
Norfolk.
Thirteen members were present.
at TIE meeting held last Tuesday
night and enjoyed a varied pro-
gram, followed by refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bruce Jones
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Jones mo-
tored to Wilson Thursday to at
tend the fair.
Miss Ruby Elizabeth Jones is
working at Penny'S at Norfolk.
Mrs. J. A. Spence and daughters
Doris and Norma Dean. and Mrs
c. S. Edney ard daughter. Hilda
visited relatives at Norfolk Thurs
day.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
AUTO ACCESSORIES

GENEPAL TIRES, batteries. radios,
Terms to suit your convenience.
Mt. Vernon Service Station, phone
500 CS25-tf
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
SERVICE STATIONS

NOW Is THE TIME to have trans
mis2on, differential and Oil changed
for winter driving. Let Spruill do
1t. Standard Service Station, Front
ana water Streets. pOl2-6t.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12

4 mild rib got Singer Anthony
Martin a prize escort TO tho s..
Mary 'S-L0yola Los Ang2lcS) foot
ha!l game Sunday. Barbara Stan
wyck and Robert Taylor warned
Martin. Q St. MagyS aiunnuS, he'd
be in danger OF MOB violence if he
cheercd tie "Galloping Caels"
here. ana the impressed ycungster
invited them to accompany him IS
protection. Protectors multiplied
unit! now Martin has a buslOad.
also including the Ritz brothers,
Joel McCrea. Francis Dee. Sonia
Een:c. airline Judge. Buddy Ebsen.
Mack Gordon and Harry Revcl.
The bIs has been equipped with a
piano and a kitchen.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
DANCING
FARMS FOR SALE
55 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale, lc per
L in 25-lb. bundles. Special. 100 lbs.
cor 55c. The Independent. J3-tf.
AMERICAN RADIATOR Hcatrola,
Chclp. In good condition. Can be
s en- a. 2l2 North Road Street.
cOl0-tf.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12

Provisions Of Gertrude Nicscn'S
'LloydS) insurance policy protect
iug her beautiful back fer $5c.0CC
would Kill YOU. It provides this
policy shall cover only thar p0r-
rion Of the inSuTcd's body com
monty known DIS tie BAG. and it
shall b limited to ti.,v "a. b.
tween the base Of the skull ana
the end CT the Spin2." Fo.icy a'Sc
specifics benefits shall be paid f0l
injuries resultant fI0.n "nidIi,inr
Ey crowds or affcc.iont.2 friends
George Jesscll, casting h;s firSt
production. Music IN tho Park, i"
moW"nS bean shooting as . lost
art. He needs = Boy bean marks
man to haraSS HON Piayc. Charles
WinnigoT. but can't find one whc
can hit the left car Cnco in five
shots. Currently hes trying tG
contact Robert Tornado Pot
teiger, Q, hailed il a Pennsylvania
newspaper as rca-Shooting champ
Of Reading.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
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