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The writer's friend, Henry Mayg,
was peeyed yesterday because he
claims that when the Cubs are in
a losing streak this column always
kids him about it but now that
they are winning and on the top
and with their seven pitchers GO
ing strong, nothing is said. Lee
shutout the Giants yesterday, 5 to
%, and we claim that this is re-
markable. French, Sfoan, Bryant,
Carleton, Parn1elee ana Root are
also in good form. e Here's how
they rate 4: Leey'7 won and 5 lost;
Shouny 6 won and 4 lost; Bryant,
5 won and 0 lost CarsatoR 4zwon
and 2 lost; French, won and i
lost; Parmalee, 8 won and 3 lost;
Root. 5 won and 2 Iost-makihg
a total of 81 won and 10 lost. We
take this means OF eongratulating
Henry, for he is right when he
says that che who laughs last,
laughs the Ioudest."
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOLLOWING
THROUGH

The Big Fight
1t is all history now. Those
who picked James J. Braddock
realize now what the writer has
been trying to tell them for a long
time-that he was built up to
make money and never was a real
champion. But lets not start the
II told you SOS" The best man
won and it was a real battle for
short while. We tried to tell
Cheese Russell what we meant but
he insisted in making a friendly
bet and yours truly won on a 2
to 5 basis. He gave the writer
the odds on Louis. Several others
We're stubborn but they had faith
in Jersey Jim and got a sad awak-
ening last night. In August or
on Labor Day, the new champion
wiz receive a real test for the title
if he meets Sehme,ing.
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CUBS SHUTOUT
GIANTS; DODGERS
DEFEAT CARDS
YANks ADD HALF-cAMz TO
LEAD BY DOWNING BROWNS
As TIcER-RED sox GAME
WAS RAINED OUT

NEW YORK, June 23.-Chi-
cago Cubs shutout New York
Giants yesterday afternoon to in
crease they lead to two full con-
tests, while the Cards wer losing.
Big Biz Lee held the Giants to
seven hits as his teammates gar
nered nine off Gunsbert and Bak-
er. Lee struck out five and issued
but one base on balls.
st. Louis Cardinals lost a close
game to Brooklyn Dodgers, 2 to /.
but remained IN second-pIace. Old
jess Haines started for the Gas
house Gang but was relieved by
HarrelL The Cards secured only
four safeties off the deliveries of
Hamlin, while the Dodgers were
held to eight bingles-
Pittsburgh Pirates got back in
to the thick of the fight by whip
ping Boston Bees, 4 to 1, as Ban
ton turned in a fOur-hit affair.
The Bues pounded opposition
pitching for n safeties.asr -
loi Cincinnati Reds dowHed Phila-
delphia Phillies, by TIE yhitewash
score Of 6 to 0. Grisson hand
cuffed the pills With Six safe
blows. -z127sons
While Detroit Tigers were idle,
New York Yankees Added a half
game to their lead by defeating
ST. Louis Browns, 8 to 5.
Chicago White Sox further hui
inflated the fast-slipping Philadel-
phia Athletics by shutting them
out, 2 to 0. StrattOn turned in
a three-hit game against the AS
Washington Senators arose
nightly yesterday to completely
rout Cleveland Indians. II to 2.
The Mats piled up a total of II
hits
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OELOUIS WINS
HEAVYWEIGHT
CHAMPIONSHIP
KNOCKED OUT JIM BRADDock
IN EIGHTH ROUND OF TITLE
BOUT LAST NIGHT IN CO.
MIsKEY PARK. CHICAGO
espeelal 20 The cItIzeal

An1OAdOs ouiI co. JIG .3st
Louis Barrow, born on a farm in
Alabama and who adopted Detroit
as his place of residence since
turning professional. last night
rose to the height of the boxing
world.
In the eighth round of the title
bout, fought last night at Chicago
in Comiskey Park, home of the
White Sox major league baseball
club, the Brown Bomber landed a
solid right to the jaw Of James j.
Braddock, who went down for the
count, and thereby brought the
worlds heavyweight championship
to the darky.
Jersey Jim, the then champion,
took a terrific pounding from
the Negro in the sixth round, UNI
der which most fighter would have
hit the floor and stayed there.
However, Braddock came back
for more in the seventh and part
of the eighth, displaying 2 ire
mendoUs amount of courage and
the viii to keep going"
the former champion missed
many swings with his murderous
right throughout the battle, which,
If they would have landed, might
have caused a different story
The fracas was exciting and fast
from the first gong. Both fight
ers disregarded body blows and
kept pecking away at each others
face, trying for the knock out
punch, which finally came in the
eighth.
Both of Braddock's eyes were
hurt and swollen in the opening
rounds ot the 60. Jersey Jim
smashed Louis nose at one time
that brought blood and otherwise
marked him up worse than in any
other fight of the Brown Bomb
er's career.
After the sixth, it was only
question of how long 3raddocks
legs would hold up.
The victory by Joe Louis last
night was the second time in ring
history that a Negro has won the
heavyweight championship or even
had the chance at the title. Tween
ty-seven years ago Jack johnson
, detected Tommy Burns for that
honor.
Braddock won the championship
two years ago from Max Baer and
this was the first time since then
that he attempted to defend his
title. Meanwhile. Louis had been
fighting right along and winning
al his battles.
Louis professional record now
stands: 35 fights, won 81, 20 by
knock outs. His only defeat was
b. Max Schmeling, WHO knocked
/ him out.
It was the first time in Brad
docks career that he went to the
floo- for the count.
A large crowd of notables in
politics, screen and the boxing
world attended the fight last night.
Many business men were there,
also. 1t was estimated that 80
percent of the fights fans witness
ing the title bout were Negroes.
Louis is the youngest fighter
to ever challenge a champion for
the title but Braddock is not the
oldest champ to accept the chal-
lenge.
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merritt and Domeneeh helped the
Stars to win, coupled with the
five errors
II. Gates, Ward and ]. Roberts
each hit safely three times in five
trips TO the plate.
Eseene Roberts struck out two
rnd walked four. Ward did not
issue a base on balls and famed
two players.
Score by innings: r. H. Z.
Roberts Stars
100 O3O OO3-7 10 2
CaraballO Red Devils
100 200 OOO-3 10 3
Batteries: f. Roberts and F.
Stickney; Ward and Hopkins
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SYNOPSIS: The mysterious
shoofina % death Of Jude Bin
ahop. ~ old fame. opens our
stormy weekend az FORMATION
Bag. home Of aiichaers amnfs.
After series 81 gfrcnoe attacks.
aee End ne body Of MichaeI's mad
fafheF beiot0 TIE blag. Aunt Mar-
go Il shcf IN the shoulder, then
neariy dragged 60 death srifh
eiecpina p0lrders. The Skipper.
kke't fali aHd fleeedv younger
aHHf. disappears and tre search
lor Aer franiicallg finally talk
ns|fh Geek. William. the chaaf-
fer. aad AHnie. the maid, irho
mTon9iB Suspect Higgins. the
elderly builer.
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STARS NOW In
SECOND PLACE
DEFEAT ID RED DEVILS YES
TERDAY AFTER
NOON

Raberts stars won the second
sama 81 the last-half 81 the Social
ll.anondbal Leagues split sched-
St. e. g iuto second place WITH
nne tlctery and one loss. Coca
Gets q first with one victory ana
garmtalio Red Devils. who lost
yesterday. are last with one de-
feat
Flnai score u the game was
- s. Both teams connected ior
80 hHa Dot the Satans committed
fiee errors
TIE hftinr 81 Cess. Stiekney
ana Roberts and ths fielding Of
lle iaffeF named player and he
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leagues hitting, with an average
of .306. He has played in 81
games, at bat 222 times, 81 runs
to his credit and hit safely SO
times. He batted in 32 runs.
Gates is playing in great form and
was picked for third base on the
Florida State Leagues All-Star
club that was selected by sports
writer's of the Sanford Herald.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-23

Believed the only woman motor
cycle racer and auto mechanic
in Texas, Miss Virginia Carahln,
%. Of Port Arthur, has driven
500. 900 miles by motOrc.'c le.
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Mr. c okie Mesa got 81 strokes
while Mr.. Moreno Wallace got
42-44 and Mr.. Hartley Aibury get
SO and so Mr.. Cookie Mesa says
he has to quit playing with guys
like Earl Julian, Atwood Sands
and Charlie Ketchum on account
of them being such bum golfers
that when he gets into fast com
pany. he finds that the fast COM
pany can catch him moving his
ball quicker that lightning and
Mr.. Cookie does not like that. The
only man IN town that Cookie car
fool that way is Mr.. Ii Plummer
but Mr.. Ii says that he likes 70
have Cookie think he is a very
slick guy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-23

The average United States eiti,
gen last year used $50 pounds of
pig iron. s29 pounds of steel, Sc
mounds of lead, 9.S pounds of cop
pcr. and S.3S barrels Of oil.
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V8NEE AE&4OM8
4 COULDN'T decide whether VIII
! lam wss rambling in an attempt 70
gain ems o. because he really con-
sidefea tne details q his story impor-
san1 there vas nothing 10 be gained
fsom ihe faces o. the others. They
Nere beth seemingly engrossed in the
story.
Is thni an7-
william plunged on eagerly. -AT7
EaNfd NO After we'd vent 70 bed. we
eauldnt set % sleep. like I told you.
ne noise was awful and Annie was
pretty scared. We wfx in my room.
Aieng ahouf II o'clock or little after
Annle eolAso excited I went out TO see
81 : could Set something 10 make her
Hieep Cook didn't have nothing. 50 /
knaeked 81 Higgins door.
here Nas . Iieht inside. nat no.
toaF anFNered. a figured he eouidn't
heaf nae On account OF the wind. 50 I
ofea ne door and walks in. Higgins
aaEat IL nat room and neither was
aufbody else. ! didn't thinL nothing
IS Is men. agured be was out fasien-
lne - bilnds and things. ana thought
- Mae q stubborn fool not 70 ask me
e. heip him. Bat next day done con-
sdeFatie thinking when be tells you
b. sent 70 bed a. II o'clock
3 festFalnea a snort Of inpaaence.
~Nuf laat doesn't mean q thing. VIII
Ham IIzEins oniy made . rough Guess
"a a. 49,. ~ s.s...r.4 -m-fF-- -
loas = bed ~ . right on the dot"
william shook bis head stubbornly.
~Esf feF Higgins. That bird wouldn't
fank uf rolliag over in bed without
lasting % ne clock 20 see Il Il was
tse flEht tine fer IL"
TheFe was an idea IN that -Juss
hew does Il happen that you are so
eafe 81 Nhat TIE time was when you
M9nl into his room7-
Thsfs why I wenf out AZ an. I'd
tson kidding Annie 70 make her think
taeEa wazat aothing wrong IN her not
t4lnE usieep pet She made me turn
ea ne llKai and look at the clock. And
$50 J sent oaL"
william was 10 siouch himself as an
aihl artist ~Ana you think you can
tFn HigK.ns over % the police" I
aaiA ~becanse BE happened 70 be a
few niinutes oH IN his calculation Of
thn iIme he seat 70 bedg Use your
ksaa~
4 an using 90" doggedly. -Annle
Hualiv SOC - sleep. but By that time I
wa4 lumpy myself thought. Maybe
E6 oaxaia - out and help the old
euaa. This - : he'll q q night and no
aalsia2e' So ! E0t into my pants and
atlrt and started after him.
~Thers'd been > light on in the hal.
tefare. mind you. bat Il was cut now.
Naa eDaian't see your hand In front
of year face. I vas looking for the
Iztf and ] hear 3 door downstairs
t4mx hard. I turn toward the stairs.
shnklnz nat something had been
kIaNn opea and better Be fastened.
nad 81 q = sudden I hear someone
eemlnN down tbs main bah like q
huza are.
= thouRhi someons was sick or
HemelhInR. but before 4 could more
tan turn around. the door into our
tall sBlnes open and Higgins comes
tearInH through. There was q light
ln ne BIG hall and I could see him
riain - day. He bad al his clothes on
ent - looked Ike all he'll was after
hn. Before I could open my mouth,
BED tore lnio his room and could
kear HIN licking TIE door"
william paused for breath.
Higgins Pretense
40 orr said Annie and I sinful
- tamaousiy.
Er.ssl.as. 80 ~ afErsF krrovrF
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and r. Teller,
Dctroit-BostOn, rain.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

The bloom of the Sahuaro cae-
tus is the state flower of Ari-
zcna-
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90 ON E2id Annie ana Slmul-
- snneousiy.
william froWned. 4 didn't know
Nhai 81 a. Il he'd needed heip he
r1uid 81 woke me easy IS not nd he
E4dn't He'd locked his door. ! mink,
TIES cracked for fair. that's what. and
SO better tel Mss Harrington first
Mina In taa morning. So / start TO 80
Into ny oNn room. bat before ] could
rIrss fhe door I hears someone else
snarlnx dgWn the main hall opens
~ douf tuzt q crack and sees Mr..
tlIrhael eams rushing in and begin
- raand en- HigEins' door. He was
1e4k.sE 81 and pretty excited. l open
So meuih - ing cut and ask what's
~ and iust then HlEEins opens his
aeeE. Damned & be amt In bis night
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Mr. Samuel Harris (Our genial
Postmasterl played 1916 strokes
and 2 Ieft-handed guy who came
near to making as good a score
The leftnander in question was
Mr.. Rascom Lilyerop Grooms and
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the SECOND degree
The for horsamen were minus
thir helsman on accornt Of Mr.
Eddie Strunk had to jockey MS
children to Sunday School on &c
count of the missus told Mr.
Strunk over the steak and posa
toes that she didn't want her chil-
dren to grow up q bunch Of heath
ems on account Of they would -
too much like hurricanes. 50 Hr.
Strunk was unable to play. There.
fore, Mr.. John Joseph Kirschen-
baum celebrated by shooting >
44-41 score which looked like
some Of the old-tinae scores Ct the
ex-summer-pro. The score was SO
good that Kirsch, with the help
% of Doc William Penabnbs
Kemp beat Charlie Sa.as and Mel
win Russell by Is points. And On
top of all this, Mr. Kirschenbaum
got five skins while al the rest
combined got only three and Mel
win had two Of those. So you see.
al that trombone footing you
heard was Mr.. J. J. Kirschenhnnm
celebrating the victory. After the
game Kirsch meditated aloud
"when the puts drop. even Sara
zen would have a hard time win
ningI"
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William Gates

Florida State League batting
averages up to and including con-
tests of July II, show that William
Gates is listed as twelfth in the
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DOlVCS AROUND THE GOLF LINKS
QBy GRAVY


The president Of the golf club
is trying to set his wits together
long enough to decide what date
he viii have the regular semi-an-
nual election Of officers and the
transaction of any other business
He has almost decided on a date,
but had 50 many suggestions from
the secretary-treasurer (no Interior
motives meant) that the president
has gone into a huddle with the
Vice (president) and when they
emerge from their conference, the
day viii be set
Last Sunday, Mr.. William Pious
Piefece Watkins went out to look
for Mr. Julius Otto Kirchheiner to
play e round of golf but Mr..
]. o ks family had found him
first and taken him to the beach
for a swim. He allowed as how
he would not swim but would do
the fishing. In the meantime, Mr..
Pious had found Mr.. Russell Kerr
and a cold and also fond Mr.. Ii
PIummer with nothing the matter,
except lot of talk. So the three
proceeded to the golf course and
around for 1s holes with Mr.. VIII
liam Wesley turning in the neat
score of 44-43- Mr.. Irish Kerr
had AZ and then quit Che didn't
want to be beaten by Pussy BID
and Mr.. Ii Plumnser had q couple
Of question marks for a score, so
You know it was a bad one.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-23

We ImprIson Higgins In his room.
tomorrow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-23

the reason he nearly beat or
genial Postmaster was because GU
G. P. had not yet recovered from
the second degree
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Dd-teftes. sottattoA anu Ched
Ross, Smith and ConrOy.
Evening star., 1937-11-04
Where and When
ICurrent Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

National - "Tovarich," the rich
Broadway comedy, finally comes to
town, with Marta Abba in her original
role: $50 pm.
Belasco-Gala magic show to buy
children's lunches: 2;30 and $50 pm.
Keith's-'Victoria the Great" film
biography of England's beloved queen
11:15 am, 1:20, 3:25, $50, 7:35 and
$40 pm.
EarIe-"The Perfect Specimen" per-
feet specimen meets perfect nuisance:
IL am. 1:35, 4:25, 7:10 and 9,55 pm.
Stage shows: 12:45, 3:35, $40 and
9:05 pm.
Capitol-"Heidi," Shirley Temple in
the classic story: IL am, LAS, 4:30,
tbs and 9:55 pm. Stage shows
12:45, $50, 6:15 and pm.
Palace-"A,i Baba Goes to Town, u
Mr.. E. Cantor brings the New Deal to
Bagdad: 11:15 am, 1:20, 3:25, 5:35,
TAO and $50 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Awful Truth,
the gay marital comedy moves here for
second week: 1870 am, 1870, $3.50
$50, 7:35 and $40 pm.
Columbia-"High Wide and Hand
some" oil in Pennsylvania set to
music: II, 2:25, 4:50, tbs and 9:4C
pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts. Show
runs l hour and Is minutes continu-
ously from 10 am. until midnight.
Damaged Lives" sociologi-
Evening star., 1937-11-04

I used to appear with my husband,
Arthur Jarrett, before the Olympics
Committee kicked me out-er-I mean
dismissed me-"
Eleanor laughed heartily at her
correction-the. suggestion, earlier in
the conversation, of your CORES
pondent.
Before the 1886 Olympics, Art was
the big shot Of our act" stated Miss
Holm more seriously. But, with all
that publicity, it was only natural
people were more curious to see me
than to hear him sing. And he didn't
like it. That was one of the reasons
our marriage broke up. He felt I was
getting too much of the interest and
billing. He was getting known as
Eleanor Holm's husband. And that
naturally made him sore. He's al
ways done pretty we'll by himself, so
we decided to split our act. went
to Cleveland for Billy Roses Great
Lakes Exposition and Art continued
alone. AS you know, he's now divorc-
ing me. I'm probably the only wom-
an in the world who doesn't mind
being divorced I haven't time to
divorce him. And-apart from that
after seeing The Woman (Broadway
play l just couldn't bear to go to
Reno for six weeks"
y + X
To the question Of whether she was
going to remarry, Miss Holm displayed
her first reticence of the interview
but not for long. Asking only that
his name be withheld, Eleanor in
formed me that the second husband
of her choice is still married, but is in
Evening star., 1937-11-04

Howard's philosophy about the next
one.
TO-DAY, IS years after he began to
make the Republic laugh, MIR.
Eddie Cantor comes to town--at the
Palace-in "Ali Baba Goes to Town"
-. Reports current in Hollywood at
the time Of the pictures completion
had it that the producers were worried
lest it irritate members of the New
Deal . Since that time, of course.
I'D Rather Be Right" has had its say
on the subject of current affairs &.
Phil Spitalny's all-girl band arrived
in town today for a week at the Earle
E. They will be guests Of honor at
party this afternoon General
Electric will be host . High, Wide
and Handsome" supplants THE Bride
Wore Red" on the screen of the Co.
lumbia today :. And Irene Bordoni.
if you've been wondering what she's
doing now, opens tomorrow night at
the Cocoanut Grove Wonder If
she remembers the lyrics Of Mia
Luna?
Evening star., 1937-11-04

cal film: 1875 am, 1:30, 3:35, s:35,
7:35 and 9:35 pm.
Little-"Captain Blood" revival of
the rollicking tale of adventure on
the high seas: l0:55 am, /, $40,
Sis, TBS and 9:35 pm.
AmbASsador-"100 Men and Girl" !"
Deanna Durbin in glorious voice. with
Leopold stokowski> accompaniment:
6:15, and $50 pm.
Penn-"Life Begins in College"
Evening star., 1937-11-04


Il did nothing for a year, but they
took up my contract just the same,
because they wanted me to swim in
'42nd Street I had to refuse because
it would have damaged my amateur
status. Ha! II only I'd known then
what would happen at the 1886
Olympics to destroy my amateur
standing" Miss Holm, if you re-
member, was not allowed to represent
the United States because of an
alleged infringement of the anti
| drinking rule)
1--WE always swum better on a little
liqu r." continued Eleanor. 1T might
hurt some people, but never me. 1t
relaxes me. 1t stops me performing
the race a million times beforehand
in my mind. I've trained for most
of my big races in night clubs, where
Evening star., 1937-11-04
DANCING.

MONEY BACK GUARANTEED h't5 coHRsHs tSRsias
AID. 1866. 1926 GeorEia Ave. NV.
Learn Fox-Trot, Waltz, Big Apple, Rumba,
by one of WashinEton's foremost dance
instructors in . few lessons. Catherine
BarIe, 1341 Conn. Ave. a.
Evening star., 1937-11-04
The process Of being divorced by his

the process Of being divorced by his
wife.
Then we will maryland have
some children right away"
When this happens, she will abandon
her swimming career. You can't win
championships-and have & baby"
Miss Holm Is ~ pounds lighter since
the Inflated 1885 Olympics, and now
tips the scales at 103 pounds. Il lost
them mostly doing film work. It's very
strenuous. 1 haven't been inside a
night club since coming here because
I have to be on the set at o'clock
every morning.
But don't get me wrong. I'm not
complaining. I'm crazy about film
work. I haven't been unemployed a
day since that committee kicked me
out-er-I mean dismissed me from
the team. I'm seriously thinking OF
paying them 10 per cent Of my earn
ings."
Copyright. 1887. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1937-11-04

the daffy Ritz brothers at it again: 2,
4, 5:55. 7:55 and 9:55 pm.
Sheridan Double or Nothing d
Bing Crosby's lates musical: las
3:45, 545, 7:45 and Gas pm.
Tivoli-"Life Begins in College: 2,
3::55, $50, 7:45 and 9:40 pm.
Evening star., 1937-11-04

CHere WAS no Time 10 dry Oh DetWeen
takes. I'm also bruised all over.
That Morris has hard throw. If
Evening star., 1937-11-04

only they'd stuck
to the old Tarzan
(Johnny Weiss
muller).
Miss Ho m
reckons she had
enough Of hlm
making, for the
time being, at
lie a S ia n d Is
thankful to re-
turn East. The
brunette 24-year-
o Id swimming
champion W as
pre- vious S ly in
Hollywood in 1882
under contract to
yIyor,,.re
Evening star., 1937-11-04

Taking advantage of the news in
terest in the Chinese situation, Will
liam lie Baron, managing director of
production at Paramount, has COM
pleted a cast for Daughter of
Shanghai"
Evening star., 1937-11-04
Mrs. Tarzan Role Cools
Eleanor Holm
Swimming Star, Ready
To Go East, Tells of
Remarriage Plans.
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

oLLYWooD Nov MANA)"I swan all last in Ceve
L land-hree
caught cold had to Hollywood that"
1 Holm, on the Of departing for New York.
It's this
Evening star., 1937-11-04
And Benchley, the Critic,
Was Entirely Right
His Hour of Travail Was Wasted
On 'Live, Love and Learn"
War Echoes Coming.
By JAY CARMODY.

crisp November day in washington 1t turns out that Robert
Benchley
in HOLLYWOOD . .. ...u. 49,. .,u, s.u ,.,...
he a