davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1937-08-06

Volvemos de nuevo a recomen
dar orden y sensatez a los joven
citos que ~diariamente jUegan
en- ell parque de Ybor City, en-
la Gale Is.
Else parque les pertenece a
ellos y pertenece a toda la coma
nidad.
Respetar TODD 10 que ALI hay,
toda la obra realizada, es ell de-
Der de TODD ciudadano cfvico.
Ell muchacho que destruye,
cuando tai cosa hace ataca ell de
recho de todos sus companeros
Y derriba 10 que tambien perte-
nece a los otros.
Para lograr csc parque fue ne
cesario ~verificar una inmensa
labor conjunta.
Primero Sc luch6 por obtener
la adquisici6n del terreno.
Comprado Ell terreno, empezo
la lucha para que Ell proyecto Sc
convirtiera en- realidad.
Sc dieron viajes a Tallahas-
Sc y Jacksonville; Sc utilizaron
los servicios de %ingenieros Y ar
quitectos; Sc escribieron cen
tenares de cartas y al fin, CO.
menzaron los trabajos.
Los materiales que Sc habfan
comprado no Sc utilizaron y fue
ron llevados a otro lugar.
Iban las cosas por ma ga
mino Y fue necesario empezar
de nuevo las gestiones.
Entonces Sc decide por ell
gobierno Y la municipalidad We
rificar la obra, dividiendola en-
tres unidades.
Sc complete la primera y Sc
entr6 en- Ia segunda, que tam
bi&n huho de ser teEuainada.
La gaceta., 1937-08-06

to IL de 1888, cuando Machado
hugo a lextranjero.
FL ceronel Cosme de la To-
rriente, enemigo en- 1888 del go
bierno machadista, declare A.
yer:
70 siempre abogue por la u
MON de todos los revoluciona-
rios y no Sc. me escuch6, no Sc
hizo NADIA practice. La Revolu-
|ci6n debe dar nuevos ejemplos
de desinter&a y unirse.
La gaceta., 1937-08-06

caciones fascistas en- ell frente
de Arag6n.
En- Frias de Albarraicin, pue
bio de la provincial de Teruel to
mado aver por las milicias, los
fascistas sufrieron mrchas ba-
jas.
De Moscou desmienten la no.
ticia dada en- Paris, de que ha-
va caido en- desgracia ell conf
sario Maxim Litvinoff.
gan hoy con cortar las cOmnni-
La gaceta., 1937-08-06
MITIN DE LOS OBRERoS
DE LIZ WPA

Esta noche cc'ebraran un mi
tin, en- ell Cent1o Obrero, los
trabajadores de la WPA.
Sc pedira apoyo para Ia reso-
luci6n presentada en- Ell congre-
so por los Legislatures Schwell-
anback-Allen.
Figuran entire los oradores a
nunciados L. Sra. Adela Saints
teban, Poulnot, Crank Cassaro
" Manteiga.
La gaceta., 1937-08-06

Gel mlnlStr0 de DeIenSa SODrt
las operaciones del gobiernt
leal, dice que aver Sc combati(
entire los Kilometres 3S y 30 d.
la carretera de Andalucia, ha,
ciendo las milicias un ligero a.
ance sobre terreno bien forti-
ficado.
En- ell Este la artilleria leal
hostiliz6 las posiciones del enc
migo, consolidandose las posi-
clones que los leales tomaron en-
Barranco de la Plana.
Las baterias leales atacaron
las posiciones facciosas EN- Espi
nosa de los Monteros, frente a
Santander.
En- Ell frente de Vizcaya los
fascistas hostilizaron a los repu
5licanos con fuego de fusileria
Y morteros.
Por ell Sur en- direction de
Talavera sc oy6 una gran ex-
plosi6n seguida de fuego de
fusileria, pero Sc ignora 10 su-
cedido.
Ell ejencito leal tom6 aver ell
pueblo de Frias de Aibarrai.
Gin, causando muchas bajas al
enemigo.
La carretera de Beza a Cam
pillo, en- ell frente de Teruel, es-
ia siendo batida por la artille-
ria.
Ell dfa fuS de poca actividad
para la aviaci6n, pero sc hicie-
ron algunos reconocimientos v
bombardearon las baterfas fac
facciosas de Valdecuenca.
Los peri6dicos franceses re.
producer unas declaraciones
hechas en- Madrid por ell general
Jose Miaja, jefe del ejercito del
frente.
lMiaja dice que en- la ofensiva
leal, realizada en- tres semanas,
las tropas leales tomaron a
Brunette, Quijorna, Villanueva
de la Canada v Villanueva del
Pardillo, hacienda a los faccio-
sos 10000 bajas y 1000 bajas
Y 1000 prisioneros, ademas de
derribar y destruir cerca de un
eentenar de aviones.
La ofensiva, aparte de repre-
sentar un avance de 16 millas,
sirvi6 para permitir la reorga-
nizaci6n del ejercito del Norte
y desmoralizar al enemigo.
Ell peri6dico fascista "El Fa-
no de Vigo" publica la lista de
los tripulantes del MAR Canta-
brico' fusilados por los faccio-
sos en- FL Ferrol. Aparecen en-
la lista, entire otros, los nombres
de Santiago Bao, JESUS Barrel
70, Juan Berlan, jose Tomas,
Andres Garcia, Felix Navarro,
Cesar Villa Leon, Pedro Seras,
y en- ell castillo de San Fell
pc fusilaron a Luis Gonzalez Ro
drfguez, un alferez.
Representa- ell fusilamiento la
'venganza de los facciosos con-
ira los obreros del mar. Ade-
mas, sgnifica que en- la parte
de Espafia dominada por Fran
co no hay respeto para las vi
das de heridos y prisioneros.
FL gobierno Soviet notified a.
yer al Comit6 de No-Interven
ci6n que Sc mantiene su actitud
contraria a reconocer beligeran
cia a los insurgentes.
Habiando en- un mitin cele-
brado en- Londres un viejo di-
putado conservador dijo: La es-
cuadra de Franco es pirata, sin
a duda. Y sin embargo
permitimos que moleste a nues-
ira marina mercante. En- otros
dfas tai desfachatez Sc hubiera
contestado con la fuerza de los
.cahOnes.
Ell Daily Herald" Sc refiere
La gaceta., 1937-08-06

iPodra dormir tranquilo csc
in1ividuo que con su coche ma
t6 a la madre y mat6 a la hijita
lie 18 meses?
Estaba borracho, las derrib6
les quito la vida, y despues di-
jo: no me entere de NADIA.
Y no solo mat6 a la madre v
la hijita, mat6 tambien a una
erlatura que la nlujer llevaba
en- su seno.
1Sera castigado ese senior
cue va esta en- libertad bajo
fianZa?
lPodra dormir tranquiHo?
No vera q cada rnomento ell
cuerpo sin vida de la nihita, de
la madre Y de la otra criatura
que estaba formandose en- Ell
seno materno?
La gaceta., 1937-08-06
r DE WASHINGTON
(Por 81 Representative
j. Hardin Peterson)


ITALIA por la quota azucarera pa
ra la Florida contintia todavia.
La ley del azdcar Sc ha CONVEX
lido en- TN problema internacio
nal. Varios de los secretaries no
aprueban la ley a causa de cier-
tas limitaciones emanadas de
los refinadores. Los repreuen-
tantes de la Florida insisten en-
que Sc les permita para su esta'
I do una Quota amplia, de mode
que no Sc dificulte ell progreso
de una nueva gran industrial.
Hubo una reunion algo "calien-
tie" en- esta semana y la delega-
ci6n de Florida hizo saber que
Sc opondra a la ley 81 no Sc to-
ma un acuerdo favorable a los
floridanos.
La situaci6n del azticar de ca
ma es completamente diferente
de la del azucar de remolacha y
ash debe ser reconocido.
CONTROL DE INUNDA-
lCDONES. La Camara aprob6 la
pasada una ley de con-
troll de inundaciones. En- esta
ley Sc pide al Departamento de
la Guerra informe sobre los pla
mes e investigaciones hechos Y
Sc lie autori2a a hacer otras in
vestigaciones. La ley concede au
toridad general en- la question.
Bajo la presente ley hemos pc
dido que Sc incluya, para mayor
investigation, Ell dique de Fish
eating Greek a Lago Kissim-
NEE, en- Lago Okeechobee.
Yo he estado alli Y creo que
es necesario para la protection
del area en- los alrededores de
Lakeport. Tambien hemos pedi-
do un rapido informe sobre ell
proyecto de control en- los rios
Withlacoochee- Hillsborough.
EXPOSITION
Ell director del Presu-
puesto aprob6 un credito de
500, 900 para la participation
federal en- una exposition Pan
Americana que Sc celebrara en-
Tampa, en- 1889, con ell fin de ce
lebrar ell 400 aniversario del
ldesembarco de fernando De
Soto.
La Comisi6n de Exposition
de DeSoto ha receptacle intere-
santes datos relatives al viaje
del conquistador, recogido en-
gran n1mero de detalles e in
cluye traducciones de importan-
ties documentos. Sc efectuara la
uropuesta exposition bajo los
auspicios de la Feria de Florida
y la Association de Gasparilla y
sera de naturaleza general en-
su contenido.
ASISTENCIA A LA VEJEZ.
FL gobierno federal tiene dispo-
nibles $279,655.55 para la Flo
rida. Estfmase que tendran par
ticipaci6n en- esta suma 1920
personals.
La gaceta., 1937-08-06

Los moritos, los ''tigres" d.
la extrema vsngrardia de Fran.
ciaqufn Franco, lanzaron sus
gritos de guerra.
Asustaremos a los milicia.
nos-se dijeron.
Gritaban, gritaban, grita-
ban...
Aullan los lcbos-comenta.
ron los soldados leales y prepa.
raron los rifles y las ametralla.
doras.
Ell jefe .traidor fascista di6 Ia
orden:
Perros moros, aielante con.
ira los espanoles.
Corrieron los mahometanos,
Orlando, gritando, " espera-
ban que los milicianos Sc reti-
raran,
Mas los pechos de los leales
espanoles cvanzaron contra la
morisma fascista...
iY campo abajc corrieron, en-
desaforada huide, los peeos mo.
ros que escaparon con vida!
iSe perdieron en- ell fire sus
gritos saliva es y las mos cas- EN-.
pezaron a vclar Y posarse en- los
ouerpos de 10; invasores.
La gaceta., 1937-08-06

Ell pueblo chino odia Ell Mili-
tarismo japones, como ell pte-
bio espanol odia al aperal
Franco y los matarifes que lie
secundan.
Los jefes de las milicias espa-
holas, en- estas horas de prueba,
son homlbres que merecen toda
la confianza de sus conciudada-
nos.
iSon dignos de la confianza
del pueblo chino esos generates
qus ahora comienzan a compren
der ell immense peligro que re-
presenta ell imperialism nj
pom?
La gaceta., 1937-08-06

El mando chino lie ha dicho a
''sug hombres' IN iPeleen hasta
morir.
Nunca fuerdA personas hon
radas los gena chinos; mas
ahora luchars causa
justa. np9
STraiciona in al pueblo esS
generates, como 10 hicieron re-
petidas veces en- Ell pasado?
La gaceta., 1937-08-06

ma.
Ell alcalde les dijo: Ese es
uno de mis- proyectos favoritos
y 20 les prometo a ustedes que
Sc completara.
Sc puso en actividad ell alcal-
de, y los qre deseaban 'tirar q
broma" la piscina fracasaron
EN- su empeno.
Pacheco y Manteiga hicieron
hasta mas de 10 que podfan y Sc
les llamo la atencion por 10 gus
tuyieron que "recoger cuerdas".
De modo que csc parlue y la
piscina pertenecen a TODD 81
pueblo latino, pero es ell pueblo
latino ell que debe impedir la O.
bra destructora de algunos NAL
criados.
ST todos vigilamos la obra CO.
mo 10 que es, la obra del pueblo
latino y sus amigos, Ell parque
podra ser mostrado con orgullo
a todos los visitantes.
La gaceta., 1937-08-06
CfgNGAS Y NO CfIUNGASN


Empezaron - dificulta-
DIES Jos enemigoad rcera
u1dad, la piscina e nataci6n.
~ entonces los Sres Pacheco
y Manteiga visitaroffG alcalde
Chancey, que estaba enfermo
,ensasazsidencia de- Ia isla Da-
Wis, ~enteraron dela ICONS
piracfon' en- contra de la pisci-
ma.
Evening star., 1937-04-21

career that began at the age of l8
months with Maurice Chevalier in "a
Bedtime Story" and ended with w. C.
Fields in The Old-Fashioned Way"
Ever since the infants movie disap-
pearance he has received about l4O
letters a month demanding another
picture from him, and these we'll
Wishers will be glad to know Leroy has
been approached for an important
role in R-K-O-Radio's Junior G.
Men"
News in brief: Bruce Cabot must
cease his courtship of the wealthy
Miss Gloria Baker and return to Holly
wood for the part of doctor in Gen
eral Hospital authorized by old-time
Director Eric Won Stroheim :. Norma
Shearer reported signing a new long
term contract with M-G-M Her first
picture will probably be Pride and
Prejudice" to be followed by Marie
Antoinette" COMPOSER Vincent
Youmans is writing screen musical
comedy, Sweet Sunday" for Dor
othy Lamour. whose rise to the
heights is one of these Cinderella
dream stories Jean Hersholt has
Cancelled his trip to Australia in favor
Of playing with Shirley Temple in her
next flicker, Heidi" A little baby
joins the domestic life of William
Powell and Myrna 10y in their forth
Evening star., 1937-04-21
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

National-"The Good Earth" at
2:30 and $50 pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"Top Of the Town."
at 1875 am, 1885, $40, 5:45, 7:45
and $50 pm. March Of Time" at
HIS am, lis, 800, $40, 7:25 and
$50 pm.
Capit0l-"Love From Stranger" at
II am, 1:40, 4:20, tbs and s:55 pm.
Stage shows at 1880, $3.50, $40 and
9:05 pm.
Palace-"Waikiki Wedding" at
1l:15 am, lis, 3:20, 525, 7:30 and
$50 pm.
Earle-"Call 1t a Day." at II am,
1:35, 4:30, 720 and 10 pm. Stage
shows at 1875, $3.50, $40 and e:05
pm.
Columbia-"Seventh Heaven" at IL,
2:25, 4:50, tbs and 9:4O pm.
Metropolitan-"Swin High, Swing
Low" at II am, los, 3:15, 5:25, 1885
and 9:45 pm.
Belasco- Ecstasy" at 1905, 2:05,
4;05, 6:o5, 8:o5 and 1910 pm.
Rialto-"The 80 Steps," at Ills
am, l;5o, 4:3o, 7:2o and 1910 pm.
Little "Barretts of Wimpole
Street." at II am. los, 312, 5:18,
7:25 and 9:32 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts. Shows
run l hour and Is minutes, continuous
10 am. to IL midnight.
Ambassador-"Three Smart Girls"
at 6, 7:50 and GAS pm.
Tivoli-"On the Avenue" at 2, $50,
| 5:45, 7:35 and $50 pm.
Uptown-''Nancy Steele Is Missing"
| at 2, 3:55, 5:45, TAO and $40 pm.
Howard-"Marked Woman" at
2:30, 3, $50, and 1890 pm. Stage
shows at 1:55, 425, 6:55 and 9:2O q. m.
Evening star., 1937-04-21

the opposition The next shot shows
the presses running lickety-split and
you know darned we'll the scoops
going to turn out fine for the lad who
put it over. Something happened,
though. 1t does not work out that way.
The Herald man may have got the
scoop all right, but paper called the
News-Dispatch, or something, is the
one that prints it. The movies have
turned out some pretty crazy reporters,
but never before has it had one who
turned over big story to the wrong
paper.
The picture, or maybe it was just
the mood of the spectator, was full of
details that attracted attention when
they shouldn't. There is a scene, for
instance, in which an extra girl, sit
ting at table in a night club, should
have been registering happiness at
having a job, but who looked, in
stead, as if she thought the service in
the joint was lousy.
The Hit Parade" has more bands
than the Music Corporation of Amer
ica, what with Pierce, Ellington,
Duchin. 1t also has Frances Lang
ford and Phil Regan and lots of
other persons and things.
X
MIKHAIL is the Mordkin who will
bring his ballet to the National
Theater next Sunday. He also is
the Mordkin, if your memory does
not go back that far, who made a
joint debut years ago with PavloWa
at the Metropolitan in "Giselle.' That,
incidentally, is one of the two ballets
which will be presented here next
Sunday. Both Mordkin and Pavlowa
were instantly and enduringly tri-
umphant in the acceptance of their
art.
In addition to "Giselle," the Sun
day program will include the local
premiere of The Goldfish"
Mordkin, as teacher, has written
his name as large as that of any one
connected with the ballet. Among his
students have been such celebrities rs
Mary Boland, Katharine Hepburn, Ina
Claire, Francine Larrimore and Rosa
mond Pinchot.
Evening star., 1937-04-21

have a phobia He wants to be some
thing different in every picture, even
though he does run into quite few
parts which require the wearing of a
beard. He wore one, remember, in
Louis Pasteur." He wears another,
same model, in THE Woman I Love" p"
which comes to Keith'S on Friday.
(Yes, we did say yesterday it would
open Thursday, but Hardie Meakin
still has not received a print. And
won't until Friday)
A f1ash-back over the NUM- career
indicates that he has been pretty
successful in selling the no-repeat
idea to his bosses. He started in
Hollywood as miner in BLACK
Fury" worked around to gangster
In Sacrifice" bobbed up as hunted
convict in II Am a Fugitive" etc,
climbed from hovel to big house as
a Chinese farmer in The Good
Earth" and becomes sensitive and
bitter World War flyer in his next
picture Sometime later he will be
Emile Zola, the haraSsed writing
genius, in The Life of Emile zola."
That is quite gamut of charac-
terS for any one to run in Hollywood,
or even on Broadway. (UnleSS, in
the case Of the latter, it happens to
be Gertrude Lawrence, who was a
kind of every-Woman in Noel Cow
ards late play cycle)
MUM could have been the other
principal male character in The
Woman I Love-" the one who has the
audience sympathy and who wins the
gal, Miriam Hopkins. He chose, in
stead, to be the moody, morose fellow
who gets along with nobody. Louis
Hayward Is the other man in the
triangle.
SPRING came yesterday afternoon
to the Fox Film Exchange SCREEN
ing room. 1t came in picture
called The Hit Parade" when one
of the characters sort of went berserk
at one interval just as if they were
subject to the weather outside.
1t all occurs during a sequence in
which reporter for a paper called
the Herald fairly scoops the shoes off
Evening star., 1937-04-21

him. How it all ends, leave to your
Imagination.
Enrol Flynn will receive warm
welcome from his studio when he re-
ports for work in THE Perfect Speci-
men," He is expected on Thursday
morning. The picture has been held
up while Flynn was fighting publicity
battles in SPAIN. e., newspaper
report he had been killed when his in
juries amounted only to a bump on
the forehead caused by falling plaster.
However, alls well that ends well, and
the picture, directed by Michael Cur
tiz, starts production Immediately.
Miriam Hopkins is the leading lady
and Edward Everett Horton is ex-
pected to supply large portion of the
humor The story, in line with the
present cycle of crazy comedy, con-
Germs wealthy young man reared to
be 100 per cent perfect. With the re-
suit that he becomes 100 per cent per-
feet snob. And it is Miriam's de-
lightful task to bring him down from
his perch, humanize and marry him.
Frances Dee, pretty brunette wife
Of Joel McCrea, is settling down to the
continuance of her screen career in
earnest. Following completion of her
role as Gary Cooper's sweetheart in
Souls at Sea-" she plays a leading
part in Paramount's "Ebb Tide" the
Robert Louis Stevenson story, to be
made in technicolor Another new
conner to the cast, which is headed by
Frances Farmer and Oscar Homolka
and Lloyd Nolan, is Barry Fitzgerald,
formerly with the Irish Abbey Players.
Buddy Rogers shares top billing with
radio favorites Fibber MCGEE and
Molly in Paramount's This Way,
Please" The air program of the pop
ular couple will emanate from Holly
wood during the six weeks scheduled
for the film. Mary Livingston Of the
Jack Benny radio program is being
tested for featured part. If this
sort Of thing continues there will soon
be more radio favorites in the studios
than on the air. incidentally, Mary
Pickford, wife or sweetheart of young
Rogers, is expected back from Europe
within the next few weeks, when the
marriage, if any, is expected to take
place.
back to the screen. The 5-year-old
Evening star., 1937-04-21
LAST IN CONCERT SERIES
Washington String Quartet to
Play Tomorrow,

THE last of the series of concerts
being given by the Washington
String CHARACTERIZATION Schwartz and
Paul Brightenburg, violins; Howard
Mitchell, cello, and George Wargo,
viola-will take place tomorrow after
noon at S o'clock at the Sulgrave
Club. The program will include Mo-
zarts Quartet in D Minor, K 421";;
Quartet in A Minor" by John Alden
Carpenter, and Schubert's Quartet in
D. Minor" the posthumous work
known as Death and the Maiden"
The Washington String Quartet will
fulfill several out-of-town engage
ments this Summer, including appear
ances in Cape Cod and Newport.
Evening star., 1937-04-21
Club to Hear Seal.

Corporation Counsel Elwood Seal
will discuss the origin and form of
the District government at tomor-
rows luncheon meeting of the Co.'S
mopolitan Club at the Carlton Hotel.
Seal will be the second speaker in a
series OF talks on various phases of
the city government.
Evening star., 1937-04-21

The Four Aces will be pleased to
answer letters from readers If a
stamped (3-cenD, addressed en-
velope is inclosed with each communi-
cation: If you desire the pocket out
line of the Four Aces system of con-
tract bridge, send, with your request,
stamped t3-cenD, self-addressed,
large size envelope to the Four Aces,
Inc, 130 West Forty-second street,
New York City. and you will receive
an outline, without any charge
The next article in this series will
appear Friday.
Evening star., 1937-04-21

the defenders might discard badly.
He proceeded to run off his trumps,
and when East foolishly discarded a
club, the squeeze actually developed.
On the last trump lead. West. who
held two clubs and the king small of
diamonds, was forced to discard a
diamond. Mr.. Lebhar then threw a
club from dummy, retaining the ace
of that suit plus the jack of spades
and the remaining diamond. Declarer
then led club to dummy's act, and
East, who at this point held two dia-
monds and the high spade, was in
turn squeezed. He also was forced to
throw diamond, and Mr.. Lebhar won
the last two tricks with his ace and
deuce of diamonds to save a bad
contract.
(Copyright, 1872
Evening star., 1937-04-21

I a n I r u m S are
given ZeSt by the
knowledge that a
W e a | t h y girl
Olivia de Havil-
land - is wildly
infatuated wit h
the actor. Patrick
Knowles, who is
engaged to Olivia,
decides to put an
end to the non-
sense and en-
ploys Howard to
disillusion t h e
lovesick girl. But
she falls more and
i t .sAA
Evening star., 1937-04-21
AID CLUB SPEAKER
s. H. Kaufman to Address
Group Friday Night.

Group Friday Night.
s. H. Kaufman, assistant business
manager OF The Star, will speak
on "The Responsibility Of the News
paper for the Advertising 1t Accepts"
at BIS pm. Friday at the Willard
Hotel, in the last of series OF lee
lures arranged for the Spring season
by the Advertising Club OF Wash
ington.
j. w. Hardey, chairman of the
Lecture Committee, will preside. A
question-and-answe period will fol-
low the address.
Evening star., 1937-04-21

coming sequel to after the Thin
Man" and the faithful Asia is al
ready setting up howl of protest.
Copyright, 1887, by the North American
Newspap per Alliance. lnc.J
Evening star., 1937-04-21
The Forcing Take-0ut.

w YHILE it is generally poor
n policy to make a forcing
Wv take-out when holding no
support in partners suit,
there is one type of hand on which
this bid can properly be made-name-
ly, when the player holds a long solid
number of high cards. Bertram Leb-
har held hand of this type the other
day, and quite correctly made a
forcing take-out despite the fact that
he held low singleton in the suit his
partner had bid.
North dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
a y 9
Evening star., 1937-04-21
Cast Being Assembled
For New Warner Picture
"Gentlemen After Midnight to Have Leslie
Howard as Leading Man Opposite
Bette Davis.
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

HOLLYWOOD April 2A assembled
Brothers Gentlemen Midnight
bearing derby The leading Leslie Howard
Evening star., 1937-04-21

North's rebid of three spades was
quite natural, but when Mr.. Lebhart
bid four hearts, he should have real
lied that the forcing take-out was
not based on any support in his suit.
North stubbornly returned four spades,
and when that was doubled, Mr.. Leb-
har bid five hearts, which was in turn
doubled.
West opened his singleton spade.
Mr.. Lebhar won the ace and led a
small diamond, which he allowed
West to win. West now played his
ace of trumps, and then shifted to q
club, which declarer won with his
king
While there was no actual sure
squeeze In sight, Mr.. Lebhar, never
theless, decided to attempt one, hoping
Evening star., 1937-04-21
Paul MUM Asks and Gets
Variety in Movie Roles
He Has Been Everything From Miner to a
Great Scientist and Next He's
Very Bitter Lover.
BY JAY CARMODY.

PROBABLY good thing that no one walked up Paul MUM
Earth"
arother part
L said
could
Evening star., 1937-04-21
IOWANS TO SPEAK

University Faculty lem bers to
Address State Club.
DR.. M. Willard Lampe and DR..
Bruce E. Mahan, both faculty mem
bers of the University of Iowa, will
speak tomorrow night at dinner to
be given by the Iowa State University
Club of Washington at the Harrington
Hotel. The dinner will get under way
at 7:30 pm.
Colored moving pictures of the
school campus will be shown and a
musical program presented.
Evening star., 1937-04-21

beVVt DaVIS, pIUVIutu SHE completes.
That Certain Woman" in time.
Bette portrays a temperamental
actress in love with Howard Her
Evening star., 1937-04-21

Baby Leroy Is planning come
back to the screen. The 5-year-old
moppet was retired from pictures a
couple of years ago after successful