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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-23

Esper c. Files. 90 of S27 N Delaware.
st. laborer. and Ellie May Estes, %, CT
1895 Shepard-st, housekeeper
!, . Arvin c. Epley, 26, Louisville. Ky. truck
driver. and Goldie M. Adams, 81, of 1860
w. Ray-st. press operator.
Kaius Caldwell, %, of 444 Bell-st, pack
Ing employe. and Mabel v. Sturdvent, 10,
of 1912 Hosbrook-st, clerk.
Edward j. Arold. AZ. of 1901 College -av.
pharmacist. and Martha C. Hanna, 80, of
1901 College-av. housekeeper.
John A. Logan, %, of 927 N. Tibbs-av,
station attendant. and Margaret E. Bran
bet, Fl. of 1924 Earl-av factory employee
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Marriage Licenses

| NIaTIIagE LICtnStS
| incorrect addresses frequently are given
to the Marriage License Bureau deIiber-
ateiy The Times in printing the official
list assumes no responsibility for such
addresses.)
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Vital Statistics

Ito Be Continued
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-23

EORTY dollars wouldn't seem like
It much to a girl like Linda
Bourne, Pete thought wryly. Not
that it made any difference. If he
we're going to be interested in any
girl it wouldn't be one like her.
His dream girl, family resem-
bling Dietrich, Harlow and Madge
Evans, fioated through his mind
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-08

sey Leavitt, Asheville, and Mt.
Stark. ~,
The 1887 board is composed,sf
the following: John NJ. Gates,
Baltimore. Nd: MIR. ieavitt; Hugh
Jaldine, Charlotte: C. w McClurg,. .
Lakeland. Fla; Mr.. Stark: Sidney.
o. Chase Sanford, Fla, and Ashe..
Vile : .Edgo, GeySkVpayer, Ashq.S
yill. ! H5rh. H. E&lao4s Babson.-
Par, Fla; and II. EdYip Pollock
T.'ailk A: i.iichaa ganp isaac Vans
Horn. al asl AsSYhG &:
Thet following Tx" election ~
the board and Officers, there was
q discussion OF the mining situaf,
ton Inv this section. x was report
G. t:Ei au1Ftantipl progress is bar =
ing made throughout the Appa-
!ach.an region. The office Of the
Appalachian Mining Exchang4U
Inc, Is in the Arcade building, %
o. Henry avenue.
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&c. |, Stark Made
Secretary OF Mine
Exchange Group

ASnEVULE. Dec, S.-0fficcrG
and directors of the Appalachiat!
Mining Exchange. inc, were
elected yesterday afternoon at
The cuud"l meeting Of stockEoid-
crs ~ the Chambcr OF Con,m2rGe
assembly room, Arcade building,
ia2ac VHl HON. edito? of The
South East Miner Of AshcSiiis.
was named president, .
Larr ". Gates, Baltimore, Nd.
wa elected vice president: L. J..
Ctork or HcndCrsoNvillc and
Mountain Home, secretary; ana +.
V"g Hon. hshcyiiI' treasurer
Tho cyenntivo committee includes
Iaaac Van Horn. chairman, Hal
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Blue" says Harold Adamson
(words) and Jimmy Ntzhugh,
(music), SIS the color Of passion,
and red is just a sissy"
Practice of the Adamson-Mc
Hugh song-writing act requires
hot numbers to be written in blue
crayOn, while red is reserved for
lullabicS. The oo!ors, the boys say
with straight faces. spur them on
in the right direction.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-08

-ADlES-LGet your yarS and 9th.
Ell homospun goods at Fall-
woods Art Sboppe at 1A2 Third
Ave. w. A new consignment of
books has lust arrived. Ones
you will like. A good second
hand Grand piano priced right
ut FullwoOdS Music ShOppc.
baldwin is always good. A sur
prise fof those vino buy their
Chrigtmas cards from us!
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phys ribbing about her driving
penetrated Nolan's hide and she
told him TO put up OF shut up.
Each has posted 500 with Frank
MGEiugh. and each has a shiny
new car. McIIugh pays off against
whoever catches the first fender
scratch or dent.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-08

CHRISTMAS TURXEYS--Enzage
them early and play safe. Wen
certainly get one for you. Jack
Russell. Phone SfS Third Ave.
E. Other fowls of all kinds.
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PRcWLER STEALS fsHAvE

TULSa, Okla. tuP) "a pro- vi
a.. who entered G. c. Webb's home/
took all the clothes he could carry
and departed after taking time to
have himself. He added insult to-
injury by leaving Webs razor"
Wwashcd. ,nd
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-08

Non-Skid horse shoes are now
being perfected to give horses al
iiimcI grip on pavcmcRts in bad
we:,ther. Later models aIe of drop
forged Stccls. rubbcr covered. and
have the added advantage of giy-0
ing the horses far more quiet "
end than Old-faghioned styles. sr1
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-08

Accounts made previous to De-
cember lSt are due and payable
between the LIST and the 10Th of
December at most all places of
business. This being true there
should be many accounts paid this
week. This being the last of the
year there should be- an eXcep-
tional effort made to pay up.
Prompt payments insure the best
of cNedit.
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cost him 100000. Shedding a
tear for the great bull market"
Ovelman said when the crash came
his commitments amounted to
$2S5,0O0. When dust cleared he
had $50, 900 left.
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NE. !.
Au2Zzs4h~zA
ion
EsE q O. De-

Your wife has war
!ied about a table. shelving or
cabinet to fit into idle space j.
kitchen. We con make in time
for Christmas. HcndcrsOnyii'c
Lumber Co. Phone ~. Near
EppOt.
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TRApPERS can get good Christ
mas spending money by bring.
ing their fuys to sherman s
Grocery. Also buying hides,
Prices are good. Phone OIL. ="
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;;I=IED DISPLAY RATE
soc per inch

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5Os per inch
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-.uc.ionS needed.
IAu.fed ads taken over
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.g., c,@ jic2tjon posi-
reg DC guaranteed
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ais exc always cash in
( keep. ~ business men
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Doris Nolan is out to prove
women better drivers than men
and to make the lesson cost icer-
ing George Murphy money. MUIR
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-08

Cutting room scrap: Olympic
Rladna, formerly Of Paris "Fo-
lies Bcrgcrc," gets the No. 2 fem
mine lead in Gary Cooper's Souls
at Sea-" opposite George Raft.
Copyright, 1896. United Press
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Building Supply
News
Published Tuesday and Friday by
RlGBY-MORROW COMPANY

I Old Calvary Episcopal church
NJ Fletcher is being rebuilt. The
officials thought it better to build
now than wait till spring and pay
more for material and labor.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-08
ROUNDS Up TON
OF CH0RINES
Hermes Pan Says the Light.
Heavyweight Dancer
New on Wane :..,.
By HENRY SUTHERLAND
United Press Hollywood
Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 8. (UP).
Light-hcayywcight dancing beau
ties who word bald-headed rows
OF the 1905 are a vanishing type,
reports iicrmcs Pan, RKO-Radio
dance director. after rounding up
Z onc-tOn chorus.
The robust chorincs are to work
With Edward Arnold, impcrsOnat-
iHg Jubilee Jim Fiskc" in "Thc
Robbur Harons." Pan wanted "a,
bUy settled for an even dozen af-
ter q week spent Cycing hundreds
Of candidates.
Most OF the ladies who applied
were gust fat" he complained. II
couldn't use stout girls, because
the 1870 model chorus girl wasn't
overweight She was "junoesque"
large, shapcly, pretty, and she
could really dance.
Its hard to lind girls of that
outline now. Most Of them starve
Themselves TO mere laths. And
when you do find one, usually she
cannot dance.
Big girls don't go in for stage
dancing any more. The average
weight of chorus girls is less than
III pounds. ! guess it's q matter
OF supply and demand.
Pan finally picked II dancers
nvcraging 40 pounds, but says
thGTi0b wore him out.
- lost five, pounds hunting
he said. and he weighs
all of 1870 pounds, dripping wet.
,,r,,, Oyn,,,,nn finally, fOund
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Dr.. Joseph X. Sewer continues
repairing both at Fassifern and
Camp ,GreyStOne.
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RANGER" AN ALIEN

HOUSTON. Tex. (UP)-Imri
Semendi. -. worked all summer
as = Texas "RCu@Cr" at the states
Centennial exposition IN Dallas,
but admitted 70 immigration Off
Gals that he did not know what
spurs are. lie faces deportation to
his native Rumania for being in
the United States Illegally.
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Lynne Ovcrman finally found
use for his 1929 debris when his
study sought Il collection of worth
less stc.n certificates for q scene
in a new show. Overman handed
uropmen a suit-caseful that once
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-08

Lawrence Sumner is doing some
work for Mrs. Sprecher on LYMAN
4aveuuc.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-08

W. NJ. Guicc is doing some re-
modelling on his place near Tracy
Grove
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-08

FALL PLANTING is preferable
for nearly all hardy plants. W.
have q variety Of fruits and
ornamcntals. Sinclair Nurseries.
Kanuga road. Phone 13T4-J. ~
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-08

Mud Greek church is being par
italy recovered.
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29--Help (Femate)

WANTED - Colored girl to do
cooking and general house
work and stay on place iof
family of two. Address Ser
want" care Times-News.
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GiFTS-Give use.
.ul gifts, y small radio for the
bedroom, large one for the
living room, OF radio for the
ca, also tires, q heater and
other accessories for the car.
Mid City Tire Co. Phone l2l. l"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-08
I3--Merchand;se
I5-Miscellcneous

FOR SALE-White English bull
dog. two years old. II. A. Case,
near CnO.
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GENUINE WEED TIRE CHAINS,
winter front radiator protectors,
Prestone and other 2n.i-frccZc
Trade Jubilee tickets. z. II.
HolliugSworth's Calf Station,
opposite library.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-08

NEW TURNER SAW MILL
Greatly reduced price. Wad'
VI. King. New location Mar
ST., below courthouse.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-08

OUR ARVIN HEATER will keep
your car comfortable on coolest
days. Installed, neat tailoreG
'o5, any car, $9.95 up. Midcity
Tire Co.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-08

FOR SALE - Good used coal
ranges, oil stoves, coal jacks
and electric range. At real
bargain. Carolina Central Gas
Company. Fourth Ave. ".
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For Rent
16-Apartments

FOR RENT - Heated frrnishc
apartment and three double o.
fees. Mrs. ChaS. x. WhtGSe
over McLellan's store.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT? TIE!
prospective tenants in the 1oi
rent department
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-08

PLAY SANTA CLAUS by gather,
ing all cur bottles and phoning
McCrary'S Dairy, J62-R, anC
they collect ag an appreciated
Chris mGS present.
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3I-Real Estate

wANTED-Real estate For sale
or rent. Also list description Oh
property you want. GioVei
Jones.
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transportation
>HOusehold Goods

ewing MACHINE,
saaHn, SewS like new
.'s only $3.50. Re-
No., S.L',dge Co, opposite
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I2-Radios and Service

WE SERVICE all makes of radios.
Satisfaction guaranteed. NO
charge for testing tnbes. Brun-
son Furniture Co.
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Special Notices

MARKS CLEANERS & OVERS
will buy and sell secondhand I,H
clothes See us for bargains.
23I n. Main st. Phone 9oI.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-08

CUR AUTO ACCESSORIES and
parts would make appreciated
Christmas gifts. Louis Williams.
Phone t2S-.I ..... 2
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| FARM BOYS, mother needs

kitchen sink Cor Christmas.
Make her happy. Lavatory,
pipe and fittings cheaper. BABY
chair, Sideboard, graphophonc
and records, ranges. Goyan
Hyder. Phone $50.
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WANTED
27-Farm Products

WILL BUY any amount OF dry
white corn. Pay highest mar
ket price. w. X. Johnson J9hn
sons Tourist Camp, FIetcher
Phone Arden 35-M.
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Santa Claus Says Em Daily Reading The Suggestion
|Tmes-News
fant I'D Rates
Cash in Advanced

FsFf
p for tbs size type for
| -,.,r.i,r; half price for
|. -,as insertions.
r. ra.e-SI 4 line (this
| %,'; ~.a;mam Of five
/ word this size type
ns, Insertion; half
| for Subsequent inser-
|, word for type this
| for first Insertion;
F.yriice for each addi-
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22--Offices

FOR RENT-Heated sunny room
and board, one apartment. Mrs
c. J.. Valley, 42l Fifth Ave. W
Phone T75-J.
Evening star., 1936-09-23
Traffic Convictions
sECoND-oFFENsE SPEEDING.

SECOND -OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Richard Z. Pavey, 2l2l New York
avenue, $40.
FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Edward ]. Cox. 316 Eighth street
northeast, SIS.
Horace N. Jackson, 3o7 Fifty-sev-
enth street northeast, IS.
John 3. Eddington, Park Lane
Apartments, SIS.
william H. Tinsman, 1911 Oates
street northeast, IS.
Fred F. Rinoca, 4623 Forty-fourth
street, $40.
John B. Young, 1870 r street. SIS.
Donald j. Kern, Maryland. $40.
Adolph Gellman, Az Buchanan
street, SIS.
Henry e. Duerst, e4s Insraham
street, $40.
Velmon e. Atkinson, Virginia, SIS.
Arthur r. johnson. $40 q street, IS.
Roger j. Bounds, 1901 Sixteenth
street, SIS.
George H. Clark, 1850 Carlton ave-
nue. northeast, SIS.
William Hamm, Virginia, $5.
Alice Wright, 14o4 Swan street, SIS.
Clyde G. Kirk, 80 New York avenue,
$40.
Edward Harris, ITO Fairmont street.
SO.
Charlie e. Cannon, 600 q street
southwest, $40.
Michael Rocky, Virginia, 80.
William z. Mothershead, 1909 Po-
tomac avenue southeast, SIS.
Pete 8. Buonviri. Is Ninth street
southeast, $25.
Harley B. Noise, Maryland, SIS.
Meyer Silverman, 2o11 II street, IS.
Francis D. Cant, Maryland, SIS.
Walter z. Contee, IS K street north
east, $40.
Robert e. Ledkicker, 343 Fourteenth
street northeast, SIS.
Robert P. Smith, 5ool Sixteenth
street, $40.
Evening star., 1936-09-23
Marriage Licenses,

Charles Baldwin. 25 $50 M St., ana ueiia
Williams. 23, 61S st.i Judge X. =.
Preston L Ward, 43. Baltimore. and Viola
!! I,y. Alley. 3d. Glen Allen. Va; kev. a. r.
Turner "A. slaushter. .27. and Burgess s.
Clarke. "a both Of Front Royal, Va;
Rev. J: II. Durham.
Everett. ". Mitchell. 22. Bareroft. va. ana
Nellie l. Martin. 20. l705 M 81. ne;
Rev. c. X, o. Cogswell.
Phillip W Sanford. 80. ia Portland st.
Sc; and Nellie M. German. 2S. 1910
18th st. Sc: Rev: o; G. Barber.
Catherine NJ; Kass. 80. 3O4 Raleigh St.
Sc; Rev. Z. H. Roach.
James e. Carpenter, rs. 1882 . s.. ana
Mary s,.i e iLeurs. 22. 231 o ST; fsev.
HAROLD Roisnd. sni es. Elko. 8. c.. ana ver-
mells y: Lorick. 20. PhiladeIpnia; Hev.
Francis 4. Weller, %, 1900 Earrasut st..
and Amelia ". Alfaro. Is. 321S Newark
st.: Rev. e. L. Buckey.
(. RICHARDSON. 10. ZOOS 18th st. NE;
Samuel Ertheiu. SO, new YORK city. ana
Anna Kaplan IS, ouantico. Va; Rev.
william a. Shepherd, 2s,and Helen M. L.
Lewis; "a. both OF 447 N st.; kev. a. J.
OReilly.
Evening star., 1936-09-23
Births Reported.

Lucian and Janet Drake. girl.
John and Ellen Demarest, boy.
John and Elizabeth Vasco, boy.
Sidney and Lillian Tager, boy.
Charles and Annie Parker. boy.
John and Marion Roberts. girl.
tucian and Hazel Fink. girl
Paul and Jane Gardner girl.
Melvin and Dorothy Hufiaker, boy.
Paul and Edna Ne syton. boy.
Warren and Helen Davis. twin girls.
John and Bernice Herndon. boy.
Solomon and Rose Roogon, girl.
Harry and Dorothy Gulick, girl.
Leonard and Helen Downie. girl.
Lewis and Lucille Hazlewood. girl.
Worth and Mary Falls, girl.
Gilbert and Ada Cook, boy.
Ernest and Anne Butler. boy
John and Josephine williams. girl,
John and Ruth Alexander, girl.
Ralph and Mildred johnson. girl.
Robert and Gladys Clay. girl.
William and Emma Edwards. girl.
John and Leora Windsor, boy.
Jim and Der Lee. boy.
Walter and Jennie Rogers, boy.
Robert and EVA Brown. girl.
William and Beatrice Bullock, girl.
Herman and Nancy Givens. girl
Bacington and Pearl Jefferson. girl.
Evening star., 1936-09-23
Power Export Sanctioned.

WINNIPEG, September % (Cana-
dian Press) Transmission of power
over Manitoba hydro system lines into
the United States for distribution to
points in North Dakota shortly will
place the province In the hydro-electric
export field. The export Is sanctioned
by the Dominion government which
restricts the quantity to 1000 kilo-
watts, Herbert Cottingham, chairman
Of the Manitoba Power Commission,
announced yesterday.
Evening star., 1936-09-23

Northern Dramatic Co.'S presentation
on VOL at 10.
The "Come On, Lets Sing" program
on WJSV at $50, will originate In
the Lincoln Auditorium in Syracuse,
N. Y. This program, under the di-
rection Of Homer Rodeheaver, will
mark the beginning Of the four-day
Syracuse Jubilee Celebration.
"The Way You Look Tonight" one
Of the song hits from Fred Astaire's
new film, Swing Time" will be sung
by Ray Heatherton, baritone, during
the program Of Andre Kostelanetz and
his orchestra on WJSv at g..
Evening star., 1936-09-23
Deaths Reported.

Louis H. simpkins. SO, Soldiers Home
Hospital.
Henry W. Smith, so. IL Grant circle.
Henry Kofenberger. a. 6617 Georgia ave.
vtrsinia Gleeson, 80. 220 h st. ne.
Henry A. Farham, SO. 3l3 v st. ne.
Blanche Hand, 90. 1870 Wyoming ave.
Robert T. Precise. go, Soldiers Home Hos
pital
william r. Andrews. 60. 1921 Columbia
Harry Grier. SO. GaIlinger Hospital.
John J Z. Romoser. R 81. 81 st. CS nissbsth's Hos. o.:
John Martno. 4S. 11h L st. me-
Peter A. Willis, 4S. Walter Reed Hospital
William v. Daeey. 40. Walter Reed Hos
pital.
charlotte Tyler, 7s. 1928 r st.
Mary Cant. 73. Home for Aged and 1nfrm.
John Fontsine. "a Episcopal Hospital,
William g. Small, 50, Providence Hospital.
Thomas Plummer. 4S, Gallinger Hospital.
Susie r. Stanton. 43. 342 Z q; s.w.
Josephine Chambers. 35. Gallinger Hos
pital
Levi webb. 20 Casualty Hospital.
Infant Joseph White Freedmeu'S HOSPITAL.
Evening star., 1936-09-23

w yOL, which has co-operated
M with the Mutual Broad
v v casting System at least a
year In picking up many
nationally important programs origi-
mating in Washington, will become an
off1cial link In that network Saturday.
The station, however, will continue It's
Afaliation with the lntercity group.
William B. Dolph, general manager
OF VOL, gives assurance that the new
connection will not in any way inter-
fere with the stations policy or "op-
Grafton without network restrictions"
He said. VOL will continue to broad
cast In its full capacity as an inde-
pendent station.
As link in the Mutual System VOL
will bring into Washington many of
the outstanding programs originating
In the studios of WOR in Newark
The dance bands playing regularly
for Mutual, for instance, include those
directed by shep Fields, Ted weems,
Hugo Mariani, Ted Flo Rito, Benny
Goodman, Horace Heidi, Kay Kayser,
Guy Lombardo, OzIe Nelson, Ace
Brigade, Cab Galloway, Dick Messner
and Enoch Light.
7 oEWs CAPITOL THEATER has
completed arrangements to give
Washington radio listeners an oppor-
tunity to cast telephone ballots for
Maj. Bowes amateur they would like
TO see on local stage.
The amateur appearing on Mai
Bowes' broadcast tomorrow night re-
ceiving the greatest number of WASH
ington votes will be given weeks
engagement at the theater beginning
Friday with Mai. Bowes' Dance Band.
A special telephone, District Clio,
has been installed to record the votes.
WHEN Eve, the People" comes to
wv the microphone of the N. B. c.
blue network October 4, unusual peo-
pie from many walks of life will
broadcast.
Strange ways Of making a living
will be discussed by a woman from
Chicago, who breaks In new shoes; q
man who vulcanizes bathing suits,
and woman who raises spiders.
FRESH from world travels, Bob
Ripley will return to N. B. C.
October 4 to begin another series Of
Believe 1t or Not" programs. Ozzie
Nelson and his orchestra will continue
TO provide the musical background.
Ripley spent much Of the Summer
IN the interior Of India in search of
new material for his broadcasts.
"A NEW serial drama intending to
analyse the problems of the hu-
man mind and emotions according to
the concepts Of well-known psychol-
ogist and sociologist, will make its de-
but on Columbia October 4. The pro-
grams will be identified as your Un-
seen Friend"
Evening star., 1936-09-23

ting and one variety Of fig which
could pass for library paste, and q
certain tropical pawpaw which makes
you think you've been licking postage
stamps. And there's q special breed
Of mushrooms which Is about the
size Of derby hat and tastes like one.
But We grow apricots and cherries
and nectarines and peaches as tooth
some as you'd ask for. and noble
berries and luscious prunes and de-
lectable grapes, and, on this great
ranch, about the finest melons I ever
ate. There's likewise . red onion
which has q taste all right-eat it
raw and you taste 1t for days and
days.
And II you think our flowers don't
small enough, try our politics.
tccpyright. 1885, hy the North American
asvspapsr Alliance. InsJ
Evening star., 1936-09-23

Henry Breckinridge and Mrs. william
Brown Meloney.
The case Of Ma" Barker, one Of
the cleverest minds to run afoul Of
law enforcement officers In modern
times, viii be continued in q second
dramatic installment by Phillips
Lords "Gang Busters" on wJSv at
9. This episode will deal with the
discovery of Ma" and her sons In
q Florida hideout.
"At the Sign Of the Three Serpents, I"
Evening star., 1936-09-23

Development Of motion picture
music from nickelodeon- days will be
traced by Don Voorhees, and his
orchestra during the "Calvacade Of
America--in Music" program over
WJSV at Z. The selections include
"Charmaine. Sonny Boy" and Sing
ing In the Rain"
A special broadcast from the sixth
annual Forum on Current Problems
is scheduled by WMAL at 8. The fea-
lures include messages from Presi-
dent Roosevelt, Gov. Landon, Col.
Evening star., 1936-09-23
FARMER-LAB0R PARTY
HELD VITAL BY THOMAS
Socialist Points to Dangers Of
Dictatorship-Predicts Roose-
velt Victory. E.

By the Associated Press.
Norman Thomas, Socialist candidate
for President, said yesterday, I'VE are
heading for q dictatorship-the state
capitalism Of fascism-unless it is pos
sible to persuade workers and farmers
to build cooperative commonwealth,
to control machinery and resources In
the general interest"
Telling National Press Club lun-
cheon gathering that he looked beyond
the present campaign in making this
statement he added, in answer to ques-
tions, that he would be surprised "if
Roosevelt does not win handily' In
November.
Thomas expressed the opinion that
"the crest Of the Uuion party Is over"
and hope for "a genuine Farmer
Labor party in the future"