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Evening star., 1937-08-04
LEWIS GETS HOT
ON. LOUIS TRAIL
Light-Heavy Champ, Seal
ing 1876, Would Be Joe's Foe
in Pittsburgh Date.
BY the Associated Press.

~ 1TTSBURGH, August 4.-John
l. Henry Lewis, rapidly outprov-
ing his light heavyweight
championship, plopped all ot
his eggs into one basket today and
began bounding" Joe Louis for Z
heavyweight title fight.
With his signature already on
contract which would guarantee the
Bomber s450000 to defend his crown
in Pittsburgh, Lewis declared he was
ready to forsake the l75-pound brack-
ct he has headed since October 81,
1895.
John Henry sat alone, playing
much-Worn piano in side room Of
Matte Lifts training camp in the
country last night while Promoter
Ellwood Ri9by, Manager Gus Green
lee, attorneys and newspaper men dis
cussed the possibility of a heavyweight
championship fight in Pittsburgh.
Will Hound Louis.
WEIGH a little over l85 now"
Lewis said, "and it's kind of hard
to get down there I'd give up the
title for a chance at Louis. And I'm
going to hound Joe until 1 get it."
Then he signed the contract giving
Rigby the right to match him within
six months against Louis for Is per
cent Of the gross gate after a guaran-
tee Of s450,o0o had been counted out
for the champion.
Manager Greenlee was confident.
Il don't see how Louis can turn
down that much money, and we're
willing to fight for nothing to get
that title. l know my boy can beat
him"
Lewis, 23-year-old Negro, began
training today for bout here Aug
ust ls with Italo Colonello, billed as
the Italian heavyweight champion.
Evening star., 1937-08-04
EFT those Senators who golf
watch out for Halsey.


watch out for Haley.
COL Ed Ha1ey, secretary Of
~ the United States Senate, also
Is the golf champion Of the upper leg
Llative house. How come, when there
are such good golfers In the Senate as
Pat Harrison Of Mississippi and Fred
Hale Of Maine? Well, it happened
like this:
For weeks Halsey and Senator E. r.
Burke Of Nebraska have been making
faces and pointing challenges at each
other, with each claiming he could
whip the other for the senatorial
championship. Pat Harrison didn't
enter into it. He was too busy with
golf and other matters to get into the
argument Neither did Hale of Maine.
He must have thought they we're both
sissies, because they stopped at 18
holes Eighteen holes for Frederick
Hale is just warm-up.
EARLE CHEsNEY, the guy from the
Veterans Bureau, who Is an old
smoothie at fixing golf matches, in
addition to being golf chairman at
Congressional, finally got the two
gamecocks together and they had it
out at Congressional, with Mark Trice,
assistant sergeant At arms, and Ches-
ney the other two participants.
Evening star., 1937-08-04
SEEK SUNDAY SET.TO.

Fort Hunt Rangers want a Sunday
game with a strong unlimited nine
Call Alexandria 357l-W between noon
and l pm. or and pm.
Evening star., 1937-08-04
VACCAR0 Of H0YAS|
ONA[L-STAR TEAM
G. U. Grid Captain of 1886
Will Face Pro Giants.
Foe Looks to Tuffy.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
n YEW YORK, August 4.-Wash-
M ington will have at least two
u representatives in action when
4 the College All-Stars stack up
against the New York Giants pro foot
ball team here September 8, with
Tuffy Leemans, formerly OF George
Washington, in backfield spot for
the Giants and Al Vaccaro, 1896
Georgetown captain. playing tackle
for the collegianS.
Selection OF Vaccaro, the fifteenth
player to join the squad, has been an
nounced by Andy Kerr of Colgate,
coach of the college eleven, following
hearty recommendation both by Jack
Hagerty, Georgetown mentor, and Lou
Little, head coach at Columbia.
ImpresseS New York.
NACCARO, who impressed Gotham
fans last year when the Hoyas
played Manhattan, is feet tall and
weighs 205 pounds. He will be forced
to compete with at least two players
for the right-tackle berth. since the
all-star squad when complete will in
clude six tackles, none of whom will
weigh less than 200 pounds.
The acceptance of Vaccaro brings
the squad to SO per cent of its strength
When it reports at Peddie School
HightStown, N. j., on August % for
training it will comprise 80 Of the out
standing players of the East.
Larry Kelley Of Yale, Monk Meyer OF
Army, Franny Murray OF Pennsylvania
and Nat Pierce of Fordham are among
outstanding collegians. who already
have accepted
Leemans, leading ground gamer for
the Giants last year in his first season
Of professional foot ball. is considered
one of the finest players ever developed
in the Capital and is expected to be
fundamental factor in the Giants
attack.
Evening star., 1937-08-04
Loughran Is Skeptical.


smoothest boxers of modern times,
has the same estimate of Farr, after
having fought him and watched him
night two other men.
So it appears Champion Joe Louis
isn't going to need his greatest fight.
But you can never tell.
Just before l went West a maya
Zine writer dropped in to interview
me and his first question was: What
is the greatest danger champion
faces when he reaches the top?"
Ny reply was "SWell-headedneSs
It's hard for a young fellow who
suddenly finds himself hitting the
headlines to keep his feet on the
ground. He has a tough time not
believing all the ballyhoo
Once he begins to believe it and
figures he's unbeatable. the next thing
is letdoWn in training.
That's what happened to Louis just
before he ran into Max Schmeling's
right-hand Wallops. Everybody said
Joe was the superflghter, and the
headlines got into hS head.
MY Ulu pdl, 1lSNOl w liIt ClIS
lish sports writer. who was on the
Coast when 1 was there, tells me Farr's
handlers fear he will get that way
Handlers Play 1t Safe.
Jeff DIXON and Ted Broadribb
hustled Farr into camp. Were they
afraid he'd hit the high spots if he
81 yeI oronyoG tour,,o
l hope not. If Tommy is any,
where near as smart as his answers
sound he must know he's in for the
toughest fight of his life.
Tom Webster. famous English sports
cartoonist, agrees with the English
scribes in saying that Walter NeuSel
took the easiest way out against
Farr
But British critics concede Tommy
has good left hand. that he's power
full and game to the core. Well, there's
something in his favor.
The impartial analysis Of man
like Loughran doesn't hold much hope
for Farr
His chance-if any-lies in being in
razor-edge condition. And nobody can
say how scant or sizable that chance
Is until Farr gets down fine
tCopyright 1870
Evening star., 1937-08-04
FEARED CONCEITED'
ABOUT HIS ABILITY.
This Would Be Fatal, as 1t
Was for Joe Against Max,
Dempsey Declares.
BY JACK DEMPSEY.

"A yEW YORK, August 4.-Tommy
n Farr, heavyweight champion
v OF Great Britain, didn't waste
4 much time getting into his
training quarters at Long Branch,
N. j., but during his brief stopoff
here he convinced the boxing writer's
he's a bright young man who rattles
of the right answers fast enough for
anybody.
I didn't get a chance to join that
welcoming party, as I was refereeing
IN Los Angeles.
But from what my friends here
tell me, Tommy is a hkable fellow
and nobody's fool
The American writers spread them
selves in boosting Farr, but I noticed
that all the Engllshmen who we're
quoted seemed to think that Tommy
as fighter isn't too hot.
Evening star., 1937-08-04

NIOMEN'S emotions are so sensi-
w tive-react 80 quickly. That's
why it pays to keep your breath fresh,
clean. Smoke cigar that gives you
full enjoyment .. yet doesn't leave
long-lineerine odor on your breath.
New scientific discoveries have
shown that White Owls Vintage to-
bacco is very low in the substances
that cause unpleasant tobacco breath.
Tests with a delicate osmoscope prove
that this tobacco leaves less odor.
White Owl Is better cigar because
It always has Vintage tobacco filler.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-12
9iftriet Of Columbia DptOmetrir
GDcieth.

ginmaG I'M Sabr-aum 1Sten
Nale-gibt Die oSptometric Socie-
tD" einen G~an3obeno. 9teies WiaI
mar er am Samstag Mbeno i'm 2o-
faDette Sotel uno NOR er elm gang
belon0erer @rfolg. Mne @nibingto-
ner SptometriIten tDaren ~bertreten.
SoaItmeifter NOR Or. g0Din s..
SilDer, Der in elmer iebr beiteren
Anipra1e ale 4ntpeIenoen oft gum
Baden bra9te. @r %ertpdbnte gum
8eiipiel in elmer gelungenen @ei9i9-
tie Die fIetne So6ter ngeancD~ BON
Serrn uno Srau Or. @iuiom 8e-
rau; au9 tpuroe cine @rn1tpreis fir
ben 6eiten gdn5er gegeben.
Ser 8ermaltungsrat Der @eien-
i6aft mar bou8dblig ortpeieno; at
ibm geb0ren Die Serren: Or. &orr1
Goaer, Or. so. 2ittber 9icus, Or.
Alfreo 8. Mc9onolo, Or. 2epis
&rasfin Or. Samuel 9anbig, 9r.
Sad Nelion, 9r. Carl 2eeie, 9r.
8iaiam @eralt, Or. Sronces IS.
Wariban l1no Or. Bernard 8aer.
8ts gum friiben Moreen ging es
ll1itig 5u unO aae paren pie cine
frobli9e 6amilie, als iie oas 2afa-
petite SoteI berlieBen.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-12
9ltbertOn's Bet Slips.

Seine Oeutide Samilie 1T obne
einen &anarien-8ogel eiren S1tno
ODER cine &aBe.
9ie Atberton's 9et Sbops, sic
ibre Annonce beute gum eriten MoIe
an anoerer Steae oieIes 8lattes CUR
4ufmerflamfeit uuIerer 2eier bringt,
bat giles M0gli6e in oielem Sadie.
Cine groBe Iusmabl bon &ann-
rienbogel, Sar5er uno bieiige; aud
8ogelf6fige uno aaerbono @unoe uro
&oBen fino bier 5u boben.
Scr. Atberton lit Dor &ur5em in elm
I9ones, neltes, mooernes @eb1ltoe
umge5ogen uno 8tDar na9 Scr. 619
IS" StraBe, g. @.; audi bot Die
5irma 3mei SiIialen: 1855 Sis
coniin Mbenlte uno 1929 Georgia
Mbenue.
Son beionoerem SrtereI1e lit oie
m1noerbare Muspabl bon tropii6en
5ii6en. &ein Mtuieum fam etpas
b~eiieres 5eigen-es lit einen 8eiu9
inert.
Sci @infdufen bite, ertpGbnen
sic oas n@aibington S%Sournal."
Washington Journal., 1937-03-12
6iremen's Suiaranee COMPANY
100 Sabre aft.

SunOert Sabre lit cine longe 3eit-
ipanne, aud i'm 2eben elmer Staot
ODER Nation-aber Denn elm 8riOat-
gei6dft elm gan8es Sabrbunoert bin
ter ii6 bat, 10 lit Oas ettDos 8eion-
oeres.
Ole u6iremeu's Sniurouce Conn
panD-ein gGn5li6 lofales Inter
nebmen, Bat pGbreno oieien 100
Sabren pom gon3 fleinem Anfang iid
5l eiuem iebr erfolgreiden groBen
SSnItitilte entmidelt.
IS bat einen &uf a1tf ben es nit
6ere6tigtem Stol8 5rriidbltden fam.
9te 5iremen's Sniurance Cont
panD lit elm 100-idbriges Snititut
oos leinen &unoen aud nod an0ere
8orteile bietet, mel1e anoere Ser
Recommendations ni1t Ba6eu.
SSit Dem 8aibingtouer 8iiro lit
Der 8r1iioent SEER Miaiam 8. Soft,
man utO ieine giiiiterten iinO fdbige
Serren. sic neroen Sbnen gerne
NIT aaerlei 4usfttnft bebilfli6 iein,
o9ne 8erbinoli9feit Sbrerieits.
Die Siremen's Sniurance Cont
poilD tpuroe i'm Sabre 1887 gegriin-
oct. @iele Miaionen 8erfi1erung
Iino in &roft. 9ie @eieaidaft tit in
elmer b~eionoers giinitigm finan8ieaen
Gage.
S1iiben Sie ii6 nod Sbrem eige-
men @rmeilen gegen Seliersgefabr.
SEER g. Monning Soffman, Der
Sobn Oes Yrdiioenten, mar Elm
oMustoui1 Sti1oent~ an Der Timber
iitGt in Berlin; ieBt lit er Der Silfs-
Sefretdr oieier eroBen gerli9e-
rltngsgeieli6aft.
Die 9ireftoren iino beitbefanntG
@eidGftsleute in @aibington.
Ole Nanen Der 9ireftoren iino
Miaaro 8. 9iron, &apmono 6.
@ipeD, 2erop @a0ois, 8arfe q.
@oaeber, S. 2ogan Sopfins, CHARLES
$. &inole, S6upler 9. SbmonS,
Sobn $. Snpoer, gilbert @. @aIfer
unD Somes SO. @oooDaro.
8itte leien sic Die An5eige an
anoerer Steae uno BEL 8oripre6un-
gen erpGbneu Sic bite INNER Die
oeutide 3eitung.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-12
9iitriet Of columbia Building aub
2Oan 9eagae.- .Saus.

9iftrict Of Columbia gnilbina an6
2Oan 9eague. - -Sans.
ginen nunoeri60nen, onaeneb.
men Ibeno bottle bic Diftrict of 60
lumbia Building ano 2oon 2eagle
am lesteu Samstng @beno i'm gro
BEN 8oaiaal oes MoDfloper Sotels
a%rrangiert.
Bir 9ertiden Ioaten tuirfli9
ltol5 auf oieie building ano 2oam
,2eogue~ lein, 0a fait ale 8auDereine,
uel1e ibr angeboren, bon 9eutl9en
9egriinoet nuroen. @n oieiem I60.
men A6eno paren mebr ols rs N1il-
lionen Dollars i'm groBen 8nniaaI
reprdientiert.
Cine i9one rnterbaltung nuroe
bonn 8ergniigunosousIduB Dorbe-
reitet. @n Oieiem @usiduB uoren
cine gun3e An3abl 5reunoe Oes
0@aibington Sournals" t1tig: Serr
&obert 6. 8udleD, Der 8r1ftbent oes
National 8ermanent 8auberetns,
Serr Huoolpb SonteImann, SEER
@bas. s. S6afer uno Serr garl
Bergman. Cine gan5e Mn5abI Dor.
nebmer @dite baben einen unbergeBs
lid Dergniigten @benO berlebt.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-12
Wereinss GalenOer

9entId-M merifanii6e @eielidaft.
%. q. g. Sefret1r: @nlter Camp.
3040-14te StreBe. %. 8.
GOmrOrO Glnb. Yrdiiorm
8iliam &lauBmann; Sefretdr
,Sran VI. ShIaMter, 1868 Connect
cut 9lDeuue, 81. SO.
@ai6imstDm sGmserbnnS. Ser
einslofol: Mrcaoia @aae, 1884
14te StraBe, q. SO. @rdiiOent, So-
fob S9malb; Sefretdr, @eorg 2iide.
Sin9ftun0e: Greitag Abenos s lbr.
r9emtI6er sbeater alnb". SRA.
li0ent: @aIter Camp; Sefretar.
SenrD Seller, 1905 s. StraBe, 90. g.;
&oiiierer: &arl S6mar5e. Ser
iammlung ieoen eriten 9ienstag i'm
Monat.
Grfer 9entider Sport Stub.
Yralioent: Sans gbner; Sefretar:
George 50. 2eis, 401 @lerslie 4pe.,
Capital Seigbts, Mo.; &afiierer:
ISM. &iibner. 8%eriammlung ieoen
Mittmo9 Inn $50 pbr abenOs in Der
Arcaoia Sale.
9eMtIMe TreiMaMrer GD0,
NEx Arminins, Wr. %, T.M. A.M
~ Setret1r: Sre0t. Dertram
1910 s Strabe, 81. 6. Nerl. am |
MnO 3. Dienstao i'm Wlt. i'm Neuen
WaiOnic Sempel.
Troipcct Sin TriebbDf. @r1fiOent
5reo Nogellan9; Sefretdr: s. g
8infler; Sdabmeilter: Geo. S. q
StiB. @eri. am 3. 9onnerstag I'M
Wonat i'm Srieohofe.
9amendur 8aftinstOn. HrGii.
oentin, Srau Son Sennige; Sefre-
tarin, Srar Claire 8idioms, 1884
8airmont Ctr, g. SO. Gingitunoe:
DOnnerstags, obenos s llbr, i'm
NrcaOia @ebduoe, 14te StraBe itno
Barf Goao, q. SO.
OnmenIcftiUm Ocs GOmcOrOflMbs,
8ralioentin: Srou @lieie 90ldner;
Sefretdrin: Srnli sc. 6. gfepnolos.
2118 s StraBe, NorOneIt. Ser
iammlling am |. 9ienstag /. Mt.
MriOn 9amcnucrcim. grdliocntin
Hrnn o. &runfe. 1859 Sprina
Moo6. q. 49,; Sefret1rin, 6rau q
@aBlnamL 1904 Mornineiioe Dripe
q. 90. Ieri. ant 2. Mitttuo1 i'm Mt..
nahnlittags | llbr.
Mnppert 9eim Tranem SilfsDer-
Elm. Praiioentin: Sran @abettc
Griimte; SefretGrin: Srnn Mnbel
Dieb. 8~eriommlutg am 2. 9iens-
tag |. Mt., 2 ubr na9ui. I'M Seine.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-12
Grfabrnngen BET Der
@OMMt Gberefs
expedition.

Ser Setter ser oiesiGbriaen ct.
foleIoIen U3ount gbereit-G rp,oition,
Sugb Guttleoge, bat in Ser &0nig-
Iirben @cogropbiIden @eieniHoft in
Qonoon einen gortrag iiber sic bort
geIammeItpn %Grfobrungen 5ebalteu,
in Sem CT Sic iidere Soffnung aus
oriidte, ooB Ser @ipfel Oes 8erges
erobett meroen miiroe, tpenn er tel.
Der aud entidloiien lit iih an Ser
n16lten Expedition nidt al beteili-
gen. ST bate geglaubt, bereits
1888 ben Miount @Derelt bon ieiner
idlimmIten Seite fennen gelernt al
ba6eu. Qber sic @etteruerbGltniiie
Oieies SobreS ii6ertraien ale fri.
beren idIedten @rfobrun9eu nod
Bel meitem.
9obei lieB iid 8u anfong oles
iogor beionOers gut an, 10 ooB III
raIder Jolge bier2ager erriatet wer-
oen fonnten. Grit BON Nlitte gt1i
an idlug oag @etter Inn, unO Oie
meteorologiIden Stotionen meloe.
ten Moniungefabr. 9aroufbin pur-
Sc bei1lpIien, nod einen lebten gn-
griff Dor gintreten oes Moniun 81
u1ternebmen.
Sat- non ciner Gaiuine beridJiittct
3mei Ser Seilnebmer, @pn @ar.
ris unO S6ipton, gingen borous, I'M
Sic @eguerbGltniiie als3ufunOidof.
ten. 9abei entgingen Oieie beiOen
Mdnner nur nit fnopper Scot Dem
SOD ourd cine Canine. Sic giugen
iiber einen Abbong bon anideineno
gutem feIten SHnee, Sbipton bor-
an. 9loblid gab es einen idorien
frabenOen 2out. ginen a~ugenblid
folgte tiefe 5tiae, unO Oann geriel
Der Sang in 8epegung uuO 3er-
iplitterte babel in piele gisbl0de.
geur Elm paor G6ritte peiter en-
Oete ser Sang in einem iteilen 9lb-
itltr5 BON eipa 100 Mtetern Siefe.
5bipton tpurOe fofort umgemorfen
uno 3pii1en oen @isbl0den abpartS
geriiien. @pn Sarris lprang in
elmer ber5meifelten %Mnitrengung oui
Sen unteren GonO oes Spoltes, mo
er feline glrt, an Der oas Sell befe-
Itigt NOR, tief in Ben barten Sduep
i6lug. 0os Sell roate in boiler
2dnge ob, ober geraoe aIs es iid
traffic uno es nusiab, als miirOe
es Die grt aus benz Sdnee reiBen
uno nit i6r aud 8pn Sorris bin-
aboie6en, berlangiomte 0ie 2omine
ibre Sabrt un0 fam unmittelbar
bor Dem Ibgrun0 gum Ste6en.
8eiOe M6nner tparen gerettet. Aber
na1 oieiem M6enteuer mar man
iid 0arii6er flar, ooB ser Berg pie-
Ser einmaI oos IeBte @ort gebabt
bate un0 fir oieies Sabr in &ube
geloiien mer6en miiBte.
9ennod, 10 batonte &uttle0ge, fei
Sic expedition ni6t umionit gewe-
len. @ertoone grfabruugen, beion-
Oers AUDI inbe8ug auf ben guben
Der Acknowledgements ieien geiam-
melt poroen. 9ie tpo9enlange Be-
obo6tung oes @ipfels our6 oas
Seleifop gabe boae Siderbeit bar
iiber, bob BON 0rei Oeri6ieOenen
Seiten cine 8e3pingung m0glid
mare. Ser cine ooer anoere 8eg
piir0e enOIi6 gum Siege fiibren.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-12
Sin ipanii6er @rOkinOnFrieaer,

0as Gpanien BON morger miro
feline o~ringenoere Mufgabe baben,
als Die tiefen @unOen 81 beilen, Die
Der LANCE 8iirgerfrieg benz ungliid-
liden 2an0e geihlagen bot. 9a5u
miro oie fiinftige iponii6e &egie-
rung Ser Mitbilfe Ser 9ribatini.
tiatipe uno Der Srt0ultrie oes Gam
oes beoiirfen. giner Der reiditen
MGnner Gpanfens, Der 5meifeIos
BEL Dem @~ieoerauf6au cine 6eoeu-
ter6e Stole ipielen miro, 1T Suar
Mard. gr itantmt aus Waaorco
un0 bot iid aus fleiniten anf6ngen
3u benz 8eberri9er Der ipaniiden
SabofinouItrie uno gum 8eliber
0reier GROCER 3eitungen binoufge-
arbeitet. or mar Elm naber Greilno
Hrimo Sc Niberas un0 Elm ebenio
erbitterter Seino Der Hegieritno
I5ana. Son Infong an bat er Die
rationale Gebolution unterltiibt. Gin
bngerer, filler. fnblfopfiger Mann
nit idmalem @eiidt, idorfen 8u.
gen unO elmer 8rine auf ben iebr
furdli6tigen Nugen oaf ben err
item Slid eber Ser Sppus zines sc.
lebrten als Ser zines @roBinouftriel.
len uno Sinan5magnaten, aber Elm
Mann, oeiien Miadt uno ginfluB
nidt unteri9dbt merOen Oarf uno
0eiien Nomen man in Dem fiinfti.
gen Spanien fiber nod oft begeg.
men miro.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-12
SOun SAL Debate.
9elsp %. Gulemam bertritt 0entId-
Lamb.

9ie ganoe Staot @albington 5eigt
6eionoeres Sntereiie fir 0ie groBe
9ebatte an fommen0en Sonntag
4beno i'm Sborebam 9otel. 9as lit
Die fir uno gegen 9euti9lano ge-
plante 9ebatte i'm vSopn SaH".
Srau SulabarL Die @itpe oes be-
fannten @albingtoner &orrelponoen-
ten Der SEEM gorf Eimes" uno Die
So1ter oes @~anoelsminiIters No-'
per, SrGulein Grace STOPPER (gobn)
baben einen beoerttenoen grfolg err
rungen nit oielen 6erien, Die iest
ieit amei Sabren i'm Sborebam SoteI
ie0en Sonntag Mbeno gegeben per-
ben. 9ie 8eiude iino INNER iebr
3ablrei9.
Or. Guleman, Ser fir oas beutige
9euti6lano ipre6en piro, lit in
9euti9lano geboren, 1h1oierte IN
Seioelberg uro Sreiburg-bnt Na5i-
0euti1lano ittoiert. gr lit elm ltar-
fer @erteioiger oes Nelten 9eutid-
lano. Or. gulemar oenft, oaB Die
angit Ser S~ranaoien gdn5li9 gruuO-
los lit.
Ser @raf De &ouiip oe Gales, Der
oie anoere Seite Der Debatte bers
tritt, lit elm beriibmter fran56iii9er
Soltrnaliit. Mus elmer Der erlten Sa.
milien in 6ranfrei9, bot Der iunge
@riltofrat cine el1naenoe &arriere
binter li9, un0 biele @elegenbeiten
gebobt, Die Sran8oien uno Sranf-
reid reidli6 gu repr6fentieren.
Ser @ortrag ion iebr intereiiant
Iein uno ieoer 9eutf6e ioIte li6 benz
lelben int Sborebom Sotel anboren.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-12
grabms belie6t in @aibinstOn.

8robms beriibmtes .&equiem"
oas fiir3li6 bier pieoer bon Der
Choral Society" in Ser berrli6en
episfopolen r&otbeorale" nit rieii-
gem grfolg porgetragen tpur0e, bot
.einen Muiifliebbaber in @aibington
10 begeiitert, oaB er (o6er fie) Dem
Gbor $1,000 i6enfen min, fails Die
gleide Sumne bon elmer anoeren
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Washington Journal., 1937-03-12

8.3O-USA i'm Reich
8.45-Militarkonzert
9.00-Nachrichten (deutsch)
9.15-Militarkonzert (Forts.)
10. 00-Streichquartette Won Haydn und
Beethoven
10. 30-Nachrichten (englisch)
l0.45-Griisse an unsere H0rer
Absage DID und DUB (deutsch, engl.)
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-04
''The Good Earth"
Coming to Kootenai

The most distinguished notion
picture to reach the screen since
the inception of talkies comes to
the Kootenai theatre Sunday and
Monday in the photoplay version of
Pearl S. Bucks widely-read novel.
The Good Earth" Four years in
the making, its panoramic scenes
necessitating the Transformation of
California mountainside into
Chinese landscape with acres of rice
fields, gardens and villages. 1.-The
Good Earth" is not only an artistic
achievement but is one of the most
stirring most vibrating and grip
ping stories ever to be unfolded on
the screen.
No little of this is due to por-
trayals of its two stars, Paul NUM-
and Luise Rainier in the respective
roles of the poor Chinese farmer,
Wang, and his obedient, self-effac-
ing slave-girl wife, O-Lan. Here
are two portrayals of sheer brilliance
and acting intensity. MUM and Miss
Rainier not only make you see the
Chinese farmer and his wife but
feel them, breathe them and believe
in them.
The story describes the rise of the
Chinese peon, Wang, following his
marriage to the slave-girl, O-Lan,
who works beside him in the fields
/ Famine sweeps the country and they
are ruined, but through O-Lan's
efforts their fortunes are restored.
Riches go to Wang's head and he
fooishly copes the extravagant, sell
fish habits of the overlords. He
marries younger woman only to
have his eldest son fall in love with
her. II is O-Lan who restores peace
in the household as she brought
happiness in the beginning.
The Good Earth" is picture of
pictures. See it.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-04
Mrs. Roy d. Porter of Eureka is
a patient at the Libby hospital

Mrs Roy D. Porter of Eureka is
"a patient at the Libby hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Krall were
visitors in Spokane the first of the
week.
Mrs. W. N. Curtis went to Spo-
kane Tuesday evening to consult an
eye specialist.
|. A. Miller and r. B. Shoop of
Gateway were transacting business
in the city Friday.
Mrs M. D. Rowland returned
home during the week from an ex-
tended visit in the East.
Regular meeting of local union
of Carpenters & Joiners on second
Tuesday of each month in Legion
hall. 1t.
Otto Hyslop and George Rice of
the H. Earl Clack company at Havre
spent Thursday evening with the
L. J. Brown family.
DR.. and Mrs. H. A. King and fam
lily enjoyed a visit the first of the
week from DR.. Kings brother,
Charles King, from Usk, Wash.
The Good Earth" the biggest
picture ever made; vast in theme
and tremendous in background; a
masterpiece of literature and mas
terpiece of pictures. Kootenai
Theatre, Sunday and Monday.
A note from the superintendent of
Glacier Park states that the fishing
season in the park came to a close
on November /. The only excep-
tons to this regulation are the Mid
die and North Forks of the Flathead
river which will conform to the
Montana open season for those
waters.
Libby hunters returning from
''chink" hunting in and around the
Polson-Plains district report the
pheasants very scarce this year. The
hunters were told the scarcity was
caused by a poor hatch last spring
due to cold, wet weather Others
are Of the opinion that the shooting
of the cock pheasants is also hav-
ing its effect on the reproduction
The Libby men report the towns
throughout that district were filled
with hundreds of hunters. While
the birds were scarce, yet most OF
the Libby men and women were
able to bag few birds before re-
/ turning home.