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threaten the 63-foot wall that pro-
tects the city and the 5000 men
laboring on the levees.
Twice before in the last three
days the big gauge on the sloping
concrete wall has chung to one
marker for a considerable time -
once for IL hours and again for
seven hours. But both times the
river rose and sent the flood higher
on the concrete.
The battle went on and no one
relaxed vigilance after a night OF
bursting "sandboils": Of spouting
geysers in the streets; Of breaking
gas mains; of sinking sidewalks and
collapsing houses.
AL the way down the Mississippi
valley where 10000 lives depend OF,
the strength Of levees and the skill
of engineers, refugees and towns
people asked for the news from
(Contint,ef; IN Pare a.
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TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, Feb. 3-(UP)-Goy-
ernment expenses and receipts for
the current fiscal year ending Feb
ruary l. compared with a year ago:
This Year Expenses Last Year
$4,249,447,S22.40 ,468.47
Receipts
$2.4so.ss9.551.2O s2.1ss.45o.sss.1s
Deficit
s1,7Ss.47s.271.2o s2,144,44s. 500. 2s
$1.72o,s7s.s46.ss ;a,010,ss2, 4ss.5s
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Doctor Russ ell
Critically Ill At
St. Mary's Hospital
His Name Was Placed on Danger List Today-Rev
James O'Brien OF Danbury Is Also in Very
Serious Condition

Dr. George W. RUSSELL a. is critically i'll of pneumonia
at st. Marys hospital His was placed on the danger
list at the hospital today and his condition was reported
extremely grave He entered the hospital for treatment
several days ago. Also the danger list is Rev. James
OBrien pastor of ST. Peters church, Danbury, and
former assistant at the Church of the Immaculate Con-
cepton in this CITY, Father OBriens condition is also
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BIG COMMUNITY FUND

Boston. Feb, 3-tUP)-The Great
n Hnston 1877 community fund
mmuaign today had. reached 81
Ans. OOO-58 per cent Of It's minimum
goal Of $4,l60.O0O. Today Is the
eighth DAY Of the campaign.
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DRYER RELEASED

Milford. Conn. Feb. Sup
Ambrose Laugeni, 80, New Haven,
was released today under bond Of
$1,000 as the driver Of an automobile
which fatally injured Mary Ondish,
As. a restaurant worker, last night.
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Calls Leaders OF Both
Sides Into Conference.
To Attempt Settlement
Walls OF Cairo Hold
Fates OF Half Million
Crest of Super-Flood Is Pushing Hard Against Them;
White People Watt Fear of Unknown Was
in All Their Minds
BY HARRIS COATES
United Press Staff Correspondent

Cairo ILL.,, February 8. - CUP - Men and the Ohio
river flood fought to standstl today the walls OF
Cairo After steady rise through the night the Ohio
river remained at 1888 feet for eight hours Engineers
wise in the ways of the river refused to predict whether
the crest had arrived or whether another rise would further
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BELFAST EDITOR DIES

Belfast, Feb. 3-(UP)-Thomas
,Moles. %. deputy speaker Of the
Ulster parliament and Managing
Editor OF the Belfast Telegraph,
died TODAY.
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considered extremely serious.
Another patient at the hospital Is
Rev. Michael Heating, pastor Of st.
Michaers church, Waterville, who Is
under treatment for appendicitis.
Dr.. Russell has been one of the
leaders in the city's medical ranks
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for many years.. . He Is an uncle
Of Rosalind Russell. Hollywood
screen star. ,asss. l. 4, I'LL, !. -. ~
He has been practicing IN Water
bury for the past 40 years and Is a
member OF local, county and state
medical associations. He served at
one time on the board of educa.
ton, and was active In the Knights
Of Columbus and the Elks. ~
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Fair, Cold Tonight
Thursday, Fair, MiIder
Fun weather Report Page Il
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-24
CAPITOL MERIT
BILL REPORTED

Clerks to congressman and Sen
ators and others on the Capitol
payrolls would be permitted to
obtain Civil Service status without
passing q Civil Service examina-
ton, under the provisions Of a
bill which came today from the
Senate Committee on Civil Service.
The action of the committee
was taken over the protest Of
Harry B. Mitchell, chairman Of
the Civil Service Commission, who,
in a letter to the committee, said:
Both from the standpoint Of
open competition for Federal
employment to which the public
is entitled and from the stand
point of efficient and economical
transmission of public business,
this commission must diSapprOve
this bill"
The committee, however, points
out in its report that many eff
Gent legislative employees who
have been on the Capitol pay
rolls for years often find them
selves without jobs because of
the changes in Senators and Rep
resentativeS.
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Harvey W. and Florence e. Wiley
Ralph @. and Helen L. shure, girl.
Kenneth n. and Mabel /. TrundleS
John q. and Jean E. Deirn, boy.
Leonard L. and Amelia b. Argent
Joseph L. and Anna c. Gardiner.
Thomas j. and Sara D. Sweeney.
James R. and Fay A. Mitchell.
David and Sarah Kogon, boy.
Morris H. and Evelyn L. Butler
Abraham and Ida DOsIk, boy.
Joseph ID. and Catherine Marsdens
Harry A. and Gladys Keller. girl.
Charles e. and Celia Counts. girl.
Thomas b. and Charlotte Crigler'
Edward B. and Mary F. MccODneIl.
william and Edna Crawford, girl.
wilhelm NJ. and Marjorie r. Nor
Ranstierne, girl.
Kenneth 4. and Margaret e. Breer-
Russell A. and Margaret Q. Smith,
starIey NJ. and Bernie e. Shelton.
Sidney s. and Alice e. Kennedy.
W. Howard and Evelyn POsey,. boy.
John j. and MarielSie Lane, boy.
Charles Il. and Ellen Moore, boy.
Amos A. and Mildred T. Ward, boy.
Francis r. and Alice X. Wells, boy.
Joseph and Margaret Long, boy.
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tee and has invited the entire
Washington N. F. F. E. member.
ship to attend.
A similar outing was held some.
time ago, Shugar says, and proved
a complete success.
Interior employees enjoyed some
real fun the other evening when
they gathered for a social good
time at the Potomac Boat Club
under auspices of the Interior
branch of Local No. 2, of N. F.. F. E.
Many workers who at present are
not affiliated with the N. F. F E.
were on hand and S. M. Bar.
rett, Interiors formal press
relations" man, reports that
"camaradie and enthusiastic cor
dial relations were in evidence on
every hand by midnight" Be
cause of it's success another party
is planned for August 6.
N. F. F. E. officials present in
cluded Henry G. Nolda, Matilda
Lindsay, A. M. Reising and John
P. Carroll, of customs service in
Boston. Joseph Menehan and Bar
rett took charge of the miniature
bar to sarve refreshments and Mrs.
Menehan and Mrs Reising devoted
themselves to passing around the
edibleS. The orchestra included
Frank Bird of ReSettlement,
George Miller of Labor and Don
Morse. Post Office.
Mildred Menehan and Alicia
Brophy and Kathryn Firth of ECW
were among fair ones who devoted
the evening to dancing, while H.
D. Romer of Park Service impro.
vised at the piano after the or
chestra called a halt. Others who
had a good time were M. C. Sed-
berry and Rodney Knowles of Re
clamation, T. A. Leahan of Ma
tional Park Service, j. Conway of
ReSettlement and Stephen Trip
Of Park Service.
Fred Berberick Of Reclamation
drew applause with representations
OF eccentric characters, leading
the Funniest in Irish songs. Der.
berick is interested in forming a
dramatic society at Interior, mas
much as he is an old time trouper
and ShakeSpearean scholar.
United Government Employees,
Inc, colored organization, are
grateful to Representative Jed
johnson CD Of Oklahoma, for
his action in steering the confer
ence report on the Interior APP
preparation for 1898 successfully
through the House and to Presi-
dent Roosevelt for signature.
Within the bill is an increase of
$4,000 for salaries of elevator
operators and laborers Of the Ma
tional Park Service, who, together
with guards. compose the Gov
ernment's cuStodial force for it's
many buildings here.
Edgar Brown, U. G. E. presi-
dent. said yesterday:
This is the greatest victory
IN the nations history for the
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BY J. EARLE MoSER

Because she sings Chinese
Lullaby" very prettily indeed, and
can likewise render other popular
songs in pleasing style, pretty
Enid Mitchell of Rural Electrifi
cation Administration will be fea
tured for one week sta. ting Mon
day at the Wardman Park Hotel
Metronome Room.
Miss Mitchell scored her victory
over IA other talented competi'
tors in an addition Thursday at
Wardman, and excellent as her
performance was she won only
narrowly over two colleagues from
REA, Dorothy Anderson and
petite Luna Ereza, of Spanish de-
scent.
Miss Anderson a golden blonde,
who can swing "Dinah" with real
rhythm, and Miss Ereza'S stirring
Spanish songs we're heard twice
by the contest judges after an
initial ballot had indicated Miss
Anderson to have a slight pref
erence. But in her final song Miss
Mitchell did so well that she was
given the nod" as sports writer's
say.
AS a result the REA girl will
make $50 for her weeks singing at
Wardman next week, although her
net profit will be only $49.50 as
something must be taken out for
social security, hotel spokesman
humorously announced after she
had won. Gordon Barnes, Reset
tlement, winner of the first tryout,
is now appearing nightly at Ward.
man.
Other competitors gave credit
able performances in the recent
affair, so creditable that judgment
was very difficult. They included:
Jerry Junkin, Treasury, singer;
Thelma LaDow, Bureau of Stand.
ards, soprano; E. R. Matthews,
War, bass; Frances Walden, WPA,
whisper singer" R. A. Sauls, War,
blackface com dian; Paul A.
Schneu, War, singer-pianiSt; Mil
ton Joseph, War, singer; Alfred
Oddone, Treasury. singer-banjoist;
Scott Daniels, Little Congress,
singer; Martha Mcleod, SEC, reci-
tationist; Mary Lou Staindack, Re-
settlement, singer, and Arthur A
Rind, Government Printing office.
singer.
Two more additions are SEIZED
uled, July 20 and August 5, and in
addition to weekly engagements
an all-expense trip to New York
city will be presented he or she
chosen as the Governments most
talented employee.
Boating, fishing, swimming and
athletic events will feature the
fun August IS, a Sunday, when
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Martha Raye. Tuesday and Wednesday:
Kid GaIahad.% with Edward G: Robin bin
day: Good Old Soak" with Wallace
Berry and Eric Linden. Saturday: THE
Plot Thickens." with zasu Pitts and
James Gleason tts .os also Park Avenue
elusive "The Devil Is Driving with
Richard Dix and Joan Perry.
MILO-sunday and Monday: Clark
toon and news Tuesday and Wednesday:
Victor Moore in make Way for Tomor-
row." cartoon and news. Thursday and
Friday: Jack Haley and Patsy Kelly in
day: Jack Holt in Trouble in Morocco"
and William Boyd in North of Rio
GPande" cartoon and episode No. /.
Dick Tracy"
MOTT-sunday and Monday: Edward
G. Robinson and Luli Deste in Thunder
in the City" Tuesday: Kermit May
9 naTd in r"Galloping Dynamite: also
Wednesday: Lew Ayres and Ruth Cole
man in THE Crime Nobody Saw;
BLACK Coin" No. 10. Thursday: Robert
Young and Ann sothern in "Dangerous
Now" with Reginald Denny and Esther
Ralston. Friday: Richard Arlen and
Virginia Grey in "Secret Valley" Sat
urday: Charles starrett in ''Two-Gun
Law; "Jungle jim No. IL.
PALM-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: II Met Him In Paris" with Clau-
dette Colbert and Melvyn Douglas: We'd
Saw" with Roscoe Harms and Marsha
Hunt; also. "Nobody's Baby" with Patsy
Kelly and Robert Armstrong: Friday
and Saturday: Slim" with Henry Fonda
and Pat O'Brien.
PRIN CE s-sunday and Monday:
Wake Up and Live" with Walter Win
Ghell, Ben Bernie. Alice Faye; also.
Fs GS'F Cartoon IN r 0ntssSt' and
Wednesday: katharine Hepburn and
Franchot Tone in Quality Street.; also.
Will Rogers in Ambassador BIZ;
matiEee 1880 p, m. Tuesday. Thursday
with Claire Trevor and Michael Whalen;
also; She Shall Have Music" with June
Escapes" with Ray Milland; also, Bob
Allen in Rio Grande Ranger; final
chapter OF Robinson Crusoe of Clipper
Island: comedy cartoon.
RAPHAEL - Sunday and Monday:
George Brent and Josephine Rutchin-
son in Mountain Justice" Tuesday
mands," with Give Brook and Victoria
Hopper: also Virginia Bruce and Mel
vyn Douglas in women of Glamour"
Thursday and Friday: Ruby Keller and
Allen jenkins in Ready, Willing and
Able; also Jack Holt and Mae Clarke
iO Trouble in Morocco" Saturday:
Tom Tyler in "GallopinE Thru: also
Hell Harbor," with Lupe Velez and
Jean Hersholt; BLAKE of Scotland Yard"
| No. 6.
REPUBLIC-July card to oath lin
clusivel "Parnell" with Myrna 10y and
Clark Gable.
ROsALIA-sunday and Monday: Ed
ward G. Robinson and Luli Dest0 in
Thunder in the City" Tuesday and
Wednesday: Fred MacMurray and Car
ole Lombard in ''swing High. swing
| Low: also James Dunn and Jean Rog-
ers in Mysterious Crossing" Thurs
| day and Friday: Joan Bennett and Cary
| Grant in "Wedding Present.; also big
House for Girls" with Maureen O'sulli-
van and Betty Compson. Saturday:
John Mack Brown in Every Mans
Law; Jungle Jim" No. 10.
sECO-sunday and Monday. WAIKIKI
| Wedding" with Bling Crosby. Bob Burns
and Martha Rays: March of Time
Comedy-Cartoon-M News: Tuesday
and Wednesday. ''When You're in Love-
with Grace Moore and Cary Grant; g.
l-Sected short AttrSetiOnst Thursdsy and
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TAX
MOVE SCORED

BALTIMORE, July 24.-The
proposed transfer of its offices
from Baltimore to the new state
office building in Annapolis was
protested today by the State Tax
Commission.
Declaring the change would be
little short of public calamity"
Harry o. Levin, chairman of the
commission, in a letter to Joseph
O'C. McCusker, secretary of the
board of public works, said at
least 80 per cent of all charters
and other legal documents are
filed with the commission by law.
yers of Baltimore city.
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Friday, woman Love- with Paul
NUM- and Miriam Hopkins; short sub
Drummond Escapes" with all star cast:
also, Trapped" with Charles Starrett;
Chapter ~ Ace Drumond;" color car"
toon; short subjects: Universal News.
sTANTON-sunday and Monday. "Dan-
gerous Number" with Robert Young and
Ann Sothern; also, Fair Warning" with
]. Edward Bromberg, Betty Furness and
John Howard Payne: Tuesday and
Wednesday. Miriam Hopkins in Men
Are Not Gods" with Gertrude Lawrence;
also, "Breezing Home with William
Gargan, Binnie Barnes and Wendy Bar
RTE; Thursday and Friday. Song Of the
City" with Margaret Lindsay. Jeffrey
Man Who Found Himself with John
Beal. Joan Fontaine and Philip Huston;
Saturday. Let Them Live" with John
Howard and Nan Grey: also, Code OF
The Range with Charles Starrett and
Mary Blake.
sTATE-sunday and Monday. Fredric
March and Janet nr Gayn9TE o in "A Star IS
and wednesday. katherine Hepburn in
Quality Street,; also Miriam Hopk ms
in Woman chases Man" Thursday.
Brady in Mama steps out" Friday
and Saturday, Charles Ruggles in Turn
Off the Moon: also Larry Crabbe in
Arizona Mahoney.
SYLVAN-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Shall We Dance" with Fred AS
taire and Ginger Rogers. Wednesday
and Thursday: Thunder In the City"
Leste: also There Goes My Girl" with
Gene Raymond and Ann Sothern. Fri.
day: "As Good as Married" with John
Boles and Doris Nolan. Saturday: Muir
der Goes to College" with Roscoe Ka-ns
and Marsha Hunt: also, The Night
Key" with Boris Karloff.
TAKOMA-Sunday and Monday: Joan
Blondell in "King and the Chorus Girl'
and selected short subjects. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Roscoe Karnes in Murder
Goes to College" and George Brent in
Mountain Justice" Thursday and FRI
day: Enrol Flynn in Prince and the
Pauper": selected short subjects. Satur-
day: James Dunn in Venus Makes
Trouble" and Peter LORE and Brian Dom
levy in "Crack-Up."
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Holding a B. A. degree from the
Washington state College of Edu-
cation at Bellingham, Wash, she
makes hobby of books, music
and foreign languages and would
have sought career as librarian
or concert musician had she not
become a Government employee.
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KING TO PRESS.
AIRPORT BILL
CONTINUED from Local Page

Continued from Local Page)
leg to stand on" He also criti-
cised the Naval Affairs subcom-
mittee for reaching it's decision
without giving members Of the
Airport commission an opportun.
ity to testify.
In the bill Senator King said
he would introduce Monday he
will seek to settle the controversy
which has been raging between
the War and Commerce Depart
ments as to which shall have
control over the proposed airport.
He will propose that the War De-
partment be given Jurisdiction
over construction and Commerce
over operation.
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FIRE RECORD

(From 10 am. July 20 to 10 am. July 34)
N. W., automobile.
1900 p. m.-16S6 Kramer st. N. E.,
bedroom.
8.12 p. mar G Pl. N. W.. trash.
1929 p. m.-1S00 block e st. N. W.,
automobile.
4:35 p. m.-422 o st. N. W., furniture.
4:37 p. m.-Box PIG, false.
1913 p. m.-Fourth and QuackenboS
st. N. W., trash.
S:12 p. m.-Box So, false.
1888 p. m.-43OO block Connecticut
Ave, N. W., automobile.
1855 a. m.-Twelfth and e st. S. E..
4:58 a. m.-1s2s Connecticut Ave. N.
W., kitchen.
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Loretta Young in "Cafe Metropole."
CALvERT-sunday. Monday ana Tues.
Day: Bob Burns and Martha RayS in
Thursday: Kay Francis and Enrol Flynn
in Another Dawn: March of Time.
Friday: Don Ameche and Ann sothern
in Fifty Roads to Town" Saturday:
CENTRAL-sundaya and Monday: Rob
ert Taylor and Barbara Stanwyck in
This Is My Affair."; and Helen Brod-
erick and. Victor Moore, in Meet the
cla1dette colbert. MeI1yn Douglas and
Robert Young in ~ Met Him in Paris.
Thursday and Friday: Madge Evans in
Thirteenth Chair: March Of Time.
Saturday: Joe E. Brown in Riding on
Air.: and Jed Prouty and Spring Bying-
on in big Business: double talk short.
COLONY-sunday. Monday ana Tues
day: Claudette Colbert, Melvyn Douglas
Robert aGnad in and Met aa
kid Galahad." Friday: Robert Mont.
gomery AND Rosalind Russell in "Nisht
Spring Byington in Big Business;
double talk short.
HOME-sunday and Monday: Edward
Robinson ana Bette paws .d in Kid
Robert Taylor and Barbara stanwyck in
This Is My Affair" Thursday: Harry
Carey, and Edwin Booth in Trader
oSsrD Friday ,t Don H A%sohf 70 "nF
Saturday: George Bancroft and Evelyn
VenGble in "RacketeerS in Exile: and
Rochelle Hudson and Jack Haley in
she Had to Eat"
PENN.-sunday. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday: Bob Burns and Martha
Dawn" Saturday: Laurel and Hardy
in way Out West; Wild West Days
No. /; Popeys.
sAVOY-sunday and Monday, Madge
Evans in Thirteenth Chair; Tuesday
and Wednesday. Fredrio March and
anss GaYP9r in Star Is RoSsrt
Kent in That May Live; Friday,
1.-THE Prince and the Pauper," with
Enrol Flynn and Mauch Twins.
SHERIDAN - Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday, Clark Gable ana Myrna 10y
in "ParnelP; Wednesday and Thursday.
Beulah Bondi and Victor Moore in
short; Friday, Don Ameche and Ann
Sothern in 80 Roads to Town; sat.
urday "Slim." with Pat OBrien and
Henry Fonda. Wild West Days No. Q.
TIvOLI-sunday. Monday and Tues.
day, Bob Burns and Martha Raye in
| Mountain Music" March of Time;
Wednesday and Thursday, Kay Francis
and Enrol Flynn in Another Dawn" =;
Friday. Clark Gable. Myrna 10y and
william Powell in Manhattan Melo-
drama"; Saturday. Laurel and Hardy
in Way Out West; double talk short.
UPTOWN-sunday, Monday and Tues.
day, Clark Gable and Myrna 10y in
'Parnell' cartoon; Wednesday and
Thursday Beulah Bondi and Victor
Moore in make Way for Tomorrow"
March Of Time; Friday, Will Rogers
ana Marion Nixon in "Dr. Bull; satur-
day, Jack Haley and Patsy Kelly in
"Pick . Star"
YORK-Sunday and Monday. Edward
q. Robinson and Bette Davis in kid
Galahad"; Tuesday and Wednesday.
Robert Montgomery ana Rosalind Rus
sell in Night Must Fall"; Thursday,
Gene Raymond and Ann Sothern in
There Goes My GirI"; Friday. Harry
Carey and Edwina Booth in Trader
Horn: Saturday. Gladys George, spen-
Ger Tracy and Franchot Tone in "They
Gave Him q Gun" Secret Agent xs No.
.. PoDSyss
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Local No. 2, of
the N. F. F.. E.,
holds an out
ing at al e s
vile, Md.
L e e Shugar
G e n er al Ac.
counting Office,
who is one OF
Local rs dele
g a eS to the
N. F. F. E. ma,
t / o nal Conven.
ton at Spring.
field, ILL.,, is act.
ing chairman of
the ARA n g e.
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DEATHS

sAKELLARIs, GEORGE-on Friday. july
20, 1887, at GEORGETOWN University Hos
pital. GEORGE SAKELLARIS, the beloved
husband of Irine Sakellaris and father OF
Olympia Sakellaris and Mary Sakeliaris.
Remains resting at the W. ". Chambers
Company funeral home, 14OO Chapin
Street Northwest, until Monday, July %.
1887. At 9 .. M; thereafter at his late
residence, 2515 Thirty-ninth Street North.
vest T thenc. se II sc HILL E % hsId q!
tine Church Sixth and Streets South
west where services will be held at 2 D. m.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend.
1nterment in GlenWood CemeterY
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sonnet section
of the Procure.
ment Division,
and at the same
tim e fin d s
pleasure in &C
tivity with the
N. F. F. E.
Miss Hess. a
native of Los
Angeles, CAL. is
completing her
S e nd year
within the Gov.
eminent, hav.
ing spent all Of
her career with
Droo,1raoooNf
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WARNER BROS. THEATERs

AMBASsADOR-Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: Warren William and Mady
Correll in Midnight Madonna" wednes-
day and Thursday: Robert MONTGOMERY
FAIL Friday, Robert Young ana Flor.
ence Rice in Married Before Break
fast" Saturday: Don Ameche and Ann
Sothern in Fifty Roads to Town." "Se.
eret Agent xs No. s." March of Time.
APOLLO-sunday, Monday and Tues.
day: Claudette Colbert Melvyn Douglas
and Robert Young in 81 Met Him in
Paris" Wednesday and Thursday: Pat
o Brien and Henry Fonda in Slim"
Friday: Beulah Bondi and Victor Moore
in Make Way For Tomorrow" satur-
Venus Makes Trouble" and Sally Blame
and Thomas Beck in Great Hospital
Mystery" Our Gang comedy.
AVALON~sunday and Mon day:
Claudette Colbert, Melvyn Douglas and
Robert Young in IT Net Him in Paris"
Mickey Mouse. Tuesday and wednesday:
sell in might Must Fall" Thursday:
John Trent In "a Doctors Diary" Fri.
day: Henry Fonda and Annabella in
wings of the Morning" Saturday:
Carole Lombard. Gary Cooper and shir.
Secret Agent xs No. s." Our Gang
comedy. Double Talk Short.
AVENUE GRAND-sunday and Mon.
day: Don Ameche and Ann sothern in
Fifty Roads to- Town" Tuesday and
Gaynor in "a Star Is Born" Thursday:
Bins Crosby in Mississippi" Friday:
THE case Of the Suffering Bishop"
with Donald Woods ana Ann Dvorak.
Saturday. George o'Brasa IN "11oily.