davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-01-16
NEW YORK BUYS
INSURED PAPER
Controller Purchases ST..
798,205 Worth of F. H.A.
Mortgages.

One Of the largest transactions in
insured home mortgages since the
beginning Of the Federal Housing
Administration program was consum-
mated this week when the r. r. G.
Mortgage Co. announced the sale of
$1,798, ,205 worth Of insured mort
cages to Morris Tremaine, controller
of the State Of New York.
Tremaine bought the mortgages
in his capacity as trustee for various
sinking and trust funds for the State
of New York, including especially
the State employees retirement fund.
The mortgages, bearing S per cent
interest, were sold to Tremaine at 10l,
plus accrued interest to date of de-
livery. The r. F. G. Mortgage Co..
which has o revolving fund for the
purpose, purchased the mortgages q
short time ago at s9l2.
Each Of the mortgages, numbering
500 in all, represents a newly-con-
structed home in the State Of New
York. The purchase includes all Fed
eral housing insured mortgages held
by the R. F. G. Mortgage Co. in the
State of New York.
Has EnviabIe Record.
Controller Tremaine has an envi-
able record in handling the finances
in the State of New York over a long
period of years" said Jesse H. Jones,
chairman OF the Reconstruction FL
nance Corp, in announcing the trans
action. "and his purchase of these
home mortgages, insured by the
Federal Housing Administration, Is
evidence of his faith in their desir-
ability as investment for trust funds
by the people of the state Of New
York"
Tremaine acted under authority
conferred upon him by the State
Legislature last April on his own
recommendation. He expects to make
further purchases of Federal Housing
Administration insured mortgages.
Investment Opportunity.
Tremaine said: LAS an official who
has invested more than $3.50, 900 900
of public moneys without the loss Of
a cent, naturally have had experience
in the safe and profitable placing Of
funds. Today I am prepared to say
that the insured mortgage Of the
Federal Housing Administration offers
one of the best opportunities for in
vestment of any security available.
Financial institutions, trustees,
executors and other holders of funds
for investment would, in my opinion,
do well to consider these Federal
Housing Administration insured mort
cages. In addition to such mortgages
merits as investments, they provide
means of getting money into circula-
ton at an important time and of con-
tributing to employment.
"At the present time, I am told,
there are upward OF 5000 financial in
stitutions approved as mortgages un-
der the insured mortgage system. and
there seems to be growing apprecia-
ton of this form of investment. This
is due, have no doubt, to q better
understanding Of the law than at first
| obtained.
The national housing act, which
made this system possible, is one Of
the most constructive pieces Of legis-
Evening star., 1937-01-16

owner and builder: George T. SAINT
myers, architect; to erect six brick
garages, 311-21 Sixteenth street north
east, to cost $1,000.
Evening star., 1937-01-16
Building

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1937-01-16
Bristle Brush for Shellac.

When selecting brush for applying
shellac choose q bristle brush; for
japan colors, . squirrel hair or camel's
hair brush will leave the smoothest
surface. For lacquer use flowing
brushes made of oxhair, fitch or
badger. When applying paint and
varnish use soft, fiat brushes Of Chi
nese bristles, fitch or badger. Keep .
varnish brush for varnish only.
Evening star., 1937-01-16

green shutters. set OH BY immaculate
white trimming-this combination has
the cheerful effect Of sunshine when
one comes upon such home against .
background Of finc old trees. Most
modern architecture, including modi-
fed Dutch Colonial and bungalow
types. will gain new charm from such
q color scheme.
Evening star., 1937-01-16

and cinder block dwelling, 211 Ogle-
thorpe street; to cost $1,000.
Two Cinder Block Dwellings.
Evening star., 1937-01-16
Let Air Escape.

II . kitchen cabinet Is to be in
stalled over . mechanical refrigerator.
1t must be hung 20 that there ID at
least six inches Of space between the
top OF the refrigerator and the bottom
OF the cabinet. This Is to allow the
heated air from the refrigerator to
escaDe.
Evening star., 1937-01-16

Leran under the
firm name OF
Heiskell 81 Nc
Leran with Of
fees at 1908 F
street, W h ere
t he firm re-
mained for more
than 40 years.
Mr.. M C L e r a n
died in August,
1910, and Mr..
H e is k ell has
con t inued the
business as sole
proprietor.
He has al
ways taken a
Evening star., 1937-01-16

Buffalo. N. Y: Philadelphia and Pitts
burgh, Pa; Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati, Ohio: Boston. Mass; Hart
ford, Conn.,; Detroit, Mich; Milwau.
kee, Wis; indianapolis. Ind; st.
Louis and Kansas City. Mo; Los
Angeles and San Francisco, Calf, and
Chicago, Ill
Evening star., 1937-01-16
marks 30 YEARS
IN REALTY FIELD
Jesse [. HeiskeII Was Organ.
Izer of First Board in
Capital.

Jesse L. Heiskell, well-known real
estate broker. yesterday celebrated
the 50th anniversary of the estab-
hshment Of his business in the
Capital.
Heiskell entered the real estate
business with the late John E. Nc
Evening star., 1937-01-16

lation passed by Congress. It has
done more to save our real estate
structure and to bring us out Of the
doldrums than any other one instru-
mentality"
Evening star., 1937-01-16

Color Scheme Adds Charm.
Gayly colored awnings, . warm gray
for the body, q red roof and bright
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-23
II Apartments For Rent

FURNISHED 2 ROOM apt. $500
per mo. including lights. 1908 No.
9Th Street. f25
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-23
Help Wanted

WANTED-BOY about l6 to handle
milking machine u mile west and
" mile South of McCabe school.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-23

FOR SALE = 81 Chevrolet pickup
'29 Oakland sport roadster, 20
Dodge sedan. Peoples Finance 81
Thrift Co.. 6l2 Main.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-23

MIDDLE AGED WOMAN for gen.
eral housework. 436 Rosemont,
Calexico. f23
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-23
Special Notices

I WILL NOT be responsible for
debts incurred or charged to my
name other than those made by
me personally. Signed: Jack
Greenwell. f26
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-23

HOUSEKEEPER-Part time. room
and board. Write p. o. Box 896
Ell Centro for appointment. f26
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-23

ADULT GUITAR CLUB Guitar
free if you want to learn to play
1t. Write Post-Press Box 500 B.
f23
Evening star., 1937-12-01

$55-101 WILLARD AVE.
rooms. bath and porch This Is the
second floor, OF q two-family apartment
with thermostat control, hot-water heat.
oil burner.
National Mortgage g. Inv. Corp,
Natl. 1898. 1912 N. Y. Ave.
Evening star., 1937-12-01

l0-pc.. walnut, sacrifice $40, handsome
9-pc. bedroom. suite, twin beds, like new,
cost $500, sell S115: 9xl2 rug. like new,
So. The Champlain. 14o4 K st. NV.
Apt. As. Met. 5@09. Dealer. Home until
pm
Evening star., 1937-12-01

| FRIGlDAIRE BARGAINS-The 1898 mod
| els are now on display. We have num-
| Der OF 1897 models at reduced prices: also
some reposseSsed and used at low prices.
See them at the stores Of Arthur H. Todd.
! authorized Frigidaire dealer. 341s r l.
| ave- Mt. Rainier Md. 414 BALTIC. blvd.
Riverdaie, Nd. Open tin pm. Phone
| Greenwood 1901.
Evening star., 1937-12-01

RESTAURANT.
Sandwiches; beer and liquor: doing $500
bisTR Sales oHsneEI oo 7Ne terms sTn
ALL APTS. %; 14th and Park I'd: 1s
rooms, o M baths, oil heat running water
5000: terms Natl. a654. D'' ''' NC 0''''
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
ROOMING HOUSES.
Downtown: - rms; $50; terms.
K st. NV: IL rm.; $3.50; terms.
18th and N: 13 rooms: bargain.
Conn, ave; Il rms; easy terms
18th ST. NV; IA rms: easy terms.
ice soRes s1oessy St clean u rms electric
$3.50 per mo; 5000 handles. Never been
0 years "a Ren only ss5 psi Same mo
honest open deal for some one who desires
a beautiful home with cheap rent.
clean clean beautiful furniture; cheap rent;
FRANK FERN,
215a Pc Ave. NV. Pot. 5132. .
WANTED-Sales executive. hav-
ing $4,000, ABILITY and EX-
PERIENCE. One who can appre-
ciate the value of being an asso-
ciate in planning and managing
a Nationwide program in con-
nection with an OFFICIALLY
APPROVED PRE-FABRICATED,
LOW-COST HOUSING SYSTEM.
For conference, WIRE your ad-
dress to Park, % Brunswick
blvd, Buffalo, N. Y.
Evening star., 1937-12-01
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

WOOD oak seasoned cut any length.
delivered. $500 cord. H. @. Miller. Boyds,
Nd. Phone Poolesville 3lF-21. s.
PA HARD COAL-Stove. chestnut. S11.25;
pea SO: buckwheat, IS. Carl Coal Co..
Lincoln 2544 ewes. Adams 31sO.
CORDWOOD oak and pine any length:
prompt delivery; IS cord. Lincoln $500.
FUEL OIL-Several thousand gallons set
tied, strained crankcaSe oil suitable for
heavy oil burner: &C gallon delivered. Con-
solidated Oil. Greenwood 1876.
Arlington Coal & Lumber Co
2.24o Lbs. to Ton; Baaged and Stored Free
pocahontas Stove e-S $1,000
pocahontas Egg - S10.5C
Virginia Hard Pea - S.. 81
Virginia Hard Nut t----S $40. .0o
Virginia Hard Stove S1O.25
virginia Hard Special Furnace - 50. %
Penn. Nut or Stove 81" SO
Blue Banner Egg - SS. sc
Oak Wood seasoned cord So. .0C
JACKSON 1880.
Evening star., 1937-12-01
HELP DOMESTIC.

GIRL. for general housework; So week;
stay nights. Apply in person; references
required. S021 Saratoga ave, Silver Spring,
Evening star., 1937-12-01

1902 BELMONT RD. NV RMS, KIT
dlnette, bath; c,h.w.. elec. refg., light, gas;
Evening star., 1937-12-01
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc.

COOK. Virginian. position in school or pri-
vate home; references. Potomac 3l74-J
Wednesday, Thursday, Q am. to pm
GIRL. .colored. wants work Mondays,
Wednesdays, half day; in Montgomery Hills,
Md. P. w, Forest Glen Post ONCE, Md. !.
GIRL, colored. wants days work, Call
North 4873-W. after 5 pm. Reference. .
GIRL, cclored. wants work of any kind;
from Q pm. until. Phone Atlantic 7762- :
GIRL. colored experienced wants days
work part time, clean small apt; good ref
Potomac 1898. 1909.
CMI., refined colored. would like morning
Job Or days work; has references. Deca-
tur 8017-J.
Evening star., 1937-12-01
HELP WOMEN.
fContinuefi

experienced millinery.
wanted. Amply R11 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-12-01

| FUR COAT. very good; cost $3.50; sacri-
| fce, Sl5 cash. 1924 4th st. ne.
| FUR COATS-Sensational values Sl9.95
| N, Y. Sample Fur Co., 1773 Columbia rd
| NV. Open evenings and Sundays to p, m
! FURNACE. American Radiator Ideal INV
boiler; capacity 700-150 IT.; $50. Colum-
| bia 5gg6-J
Evening star., 1937-12-01

FURNITURE for living room, bedroom
dinette and porch; also piano sell sepa-
rate or altogether at a sacrifice. Apply
25O4 10th st. ne Apt. 300. %
Evening star., 1937-12-01

FURNITURE-Bedroo living room din
ing room. dinette set rugs and odd pieces
OF furniture; also Stief baby grand piano
for sale reasonable No dealers. 1905
Varnum st n W
Evening star., 1937-12-01

GUARANTEED used electric refrigerators.
Crosley Shelvador like new $50 80: 5-cu-
bic-tt: Frigidaire. twin cylinder. excellent
condition. S54 so; Ice-O-Matic = cubic IT..
$3.50; other used refrigerators Sl5 up.
District Electric Co., 214s P ST. NV. Po-
t0mac kQOU
Evening star., 1937-12-01

BOOMING HOUSE Inear 12th-Mass3
Clean and we'll furnished; $1O0 monthly
gr95t sftsr al s3psnsesi S1.250; .terms.
II. n. Oe eha1o. 112S AAth NV. Natl. $780,
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-05-03

Save $2 by paying in ad- ,ance for your subscription
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-05-03
Approved Bill For Benefit Of
 Alaska Eskimo

fBv The Asaocia'ed l'ress1
 WASHINGTON, May 3rd-Tht Senate Indian Committee approI ed the bill to establish a perm anent bill sustaining economy, for Alaska Eskimos, through en- couragement and development of native activity of the reindeer industry. The measure was in- troduced by Chairman Thomas to authorize an initial appropriation of two million dollars. Delegate Anthony J. Dimond also intro duced a similar bill in the House.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-05-03
Platinum Mine
 Gets Equipment

New equipment and supplies for the platinum workings in the Good News Bay region were ao- oard the Alaska lines steamer Mount Mckinley enroute to Sew ard recently.
 Other mining equipment for the north included a pair Of huge steel pontoons for gold dredge working in the Fairbanks reglon' The pontoons will be landed al the port of Seward and carried by rail to the interior and then sledged out to the mining loca- ton.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-05-03
British, French
 Men Of War
 On Bay Biscay
(By The Associated PreSs)

NbS lG hoSoSIdtSu l CSo'
 ST. JEAN de LUZ, France, May 3,-British and French men of war patrolled the Bay of Biscay to protect merchant vessels eva cuating the first refugees from trembling Bilbao, despite insur- gent objections.
 Secrecy surrounded the plan lest insurgent warships inter fere.
 Nine British freighters are talk ing five thousand women and children to France.
 The insurgent army is only 8 miles south of Bilbao.
 There is no assurance that three hundred and fifty thous- and refugees can be evacuated before the army arrives.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-05-03
War Vessels Protect Refugees From Bilbao, Spain
Refused To
 Mediate The
 Seattle Strike
fBy The Associated presS)

By The Associated ?ress)
 SEATTLE, May 3rd-Charles Hope, Federal Regional Labor Board Director, refused to medi- ate the jurisdictional dispute be- tween the Alaska Cannery Union and Cannery Workers and Farm Laborers, and said that both unions are affiliated with the Am arican Federation of Labor; that the Board instructed me not to accept such cases, because the Board will accept only contro- verSleS between the union and the employer Hope said.
 The cannery union representa- tiveS continued their conference today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-05-03
Final Decree Is
 Awarded to Mrs
 Wallis Simpson
By The Associated Press)

LONDON, May 3, Mrs, Wallis Simpson was divorced in 25 seconds, through court routine today, after waiting for several months, following her success full appeal for separation, which took place shortly before the ab- d;cation of Edward VIII.
 She is now free to marry the Duke of Windsor formerly King of England who announced he was Leaving St. Wolfgang Aust ria immediately for Tours Fran ce where the Lady of the Year" is staying.
 Mrs. Simpsons spokesman in sisted the wedding would not take place until after the Coro- nation of the Dukes brother, George VI.
 None of the principals in the case were present at the court hearing
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-05-03
.oI I.AIVE BE TESTED
 IN STRATOSPHEEI..eT |,
ARMY TO CONDUCT TRIALS ORIGINATED BY WILEY POST

fbs The AsSoclatcd Dressl
 LOS ANGELES, P)- The Un- led States army air corps is to conduct stratosphere tests at Day ton Field, Ohio, of the newly de- signed plane which is nearing completion here. The plane is 38 feet long, has a wing spread of 55 feet and gross weight of 5l4 tors. It is of the same type as that used by Amelia Earhart on her recent projected world flight that ended in an accident at Hon olulu.
 The plane is modelled around a regulation Lockheed-Electra fuse lage accommodating ten passen- gers. The all-metal transport will carry two 750-horsepower engines and an extra layer of duralumin casing will be applied to the windowless ships exterior to withstand the terrific pressure of normal atmosphere inside aga inst thin, rarefied substratosphere air at an altitude of 30,00O feet.
 The engines will be supercharg ed, the entire cabin supercharged with oxygen.
 Substratoshpere flying is one of the principal experiments Wiley Post conducted before he was killed in Alaska with Will Rog- CTS on a flight to Point Barrow.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-05-03
Premier Japan Will Refuse To
 Resign Cabinet
(By The Associated ?resS)

(By The Associated ?resS)
 TOKYO, May 3-Premier Sen juro Hayashi indicated he would not heed demands that his gov ernment resign, after its stunning defeat at the polls Friday.
 Parties opposed to the army government have four hundred of the 466 seats. It is believed the premier may hold office on the grounds of a national emer- gency.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-05-03
Gets Rare Dip Net
(By The Associated Press

(By The Associated Press
 PETERSBURG--An FcI:mo d.p net made 30 years ago from the sinew of seal spln into thresI and knotted into the net, has been received by Earl N. Dinner from Game CommiSs:ore Frank Williams.
 The net, made in Kotzebue, was received from St. Michael. These nets are no longer being made. Dinner placed the net with other Alaska curios he has collected.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-05-03
Sickly Youth Killed In Fall
 School Roof
(Bv The Associated Press)

tBy The ASSOc1ateo PreSS)
 NEWARK, New Jersey, May 3, -Sickly all his life, John Math- ews, l5, celebrated when the doctor said he was completely cured, and needed no more med icine.
 His aunt suggested he go to a movie, but John chose to go to a baseball game.
 An hour later he was dead killed in thirty five foot fall from the roof of school where he had climbed to retrieve a lost ball.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-05-03
Furnish Supplies
tBv The Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3, - The Red Cross divisional head quarters here announced il would provide bedding ard food for the seventy cdd children of the burn ed Baptists school mission at Kodiak. A coast guard cutter may transport the supplies from Seward.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-05-03

Buy them by the bundle. Use them for starting fires. For Sale At the Nome Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-05-03

Newspaper advertising will develop new business for you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-18

Entertainment is by John Slaughter
trio, which includes Fran Trappe and
his accordion
X X X X
Hay-Adams H0uSe-Larry Hendrick
and his electric organ. on hand every
night from to 9, make dining pleas
anter in the main dining room.
Downstairs there's the Old English
Taproom-no entertainment, but q
pleasant spot to relax bit.
Checkerboard ROOm-The Lafay-
cites popular cocktail lounge has en-
tertainment every afternoon from 5
to and every evening from 10 to /
by Tucker and Sloan. There's a
special luncheon every Saturday, too,
with the same Tucker and Sloan enter
tanning, from l to $3.50.
T. X
Swanee BallrOOm-Phil O'Brien and
his orchestra play for dancing every
Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-18

with apparently never a let-up in busi-
ness. Always there's a crowd on hand
and always every one seems to be hav-
ing a good time. For entertainment
there are songs by Dick Roger. songs
and piano tunes by Helen Malcolm
novelty arrangements of popular tunes
by the Three Ms.
Maryland Club Gardens There's
dancing every night in the redeco-
rated cocktail lounge, to music by
Jimmy Santmeyer and his orchestra.
Floor shows nightly in the lounge, too.
X
COcoanut Grove-The Three Yates
Sisters, trio Of local lasseS who have
made good in dancing way, headline
the new show, along with lie Roy and
Sharp, the worlds youngest ventrilo-
quists There's a new band, too; the
Continentals, who come from New
York's Village Casino.
Lotus-Held over from last week
are Tala and Jaime in smooth ball
room dances and George Trainor in
clever novelty tap routines. The Al
berta Bellies stay, too, with several of
the girls stepping out with special
ties. Songs are introduced by Marion
Dawn and Buddy Shaner. Al Nor
ton is the master of ceremonies.
Bill Strickland's Capitolians play for
dancing.
Anchor Ro0m-This cleverly dec
Grated room in the Annapolis, all
done up like the wardroom of battle
ship, has won a lot of favor, too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-18
Supper Club Notes
7 EIGH-HO CLUB-For supper

T EIGH-HO CLUB-For supper
dancing after the show, or
even If you don't 60 to the
Il L show, for the music starts at
10. A coy, intimate and friendly
spot that's a favorite with stay-outs
who like to dance until 3. Music is
by Pete Macias' own orchestra, with
songs by Marty Rubin
xx
Russian Troika-There's an elegant
Russian mood here. which spreads over
the service, the cuisine, the music and
the show. Two revues nightly cat 8
and midnighD feature songs by Mischa
Markoff, songs to her own harp accom-
paniment by Vera Veraga, dances by
Lolik and Orlik, more songs by Dana
Larena and some dashing Cossack
skits. Music for dancing is supplied
by Sasha Bartnovsky's Orchestra.
Madrillon-Here there's bit OF
Spanish in the air, and the chef is
happiest when he's whipping up some
dish that halls from old Spain. He
does all right by French, American or
Italian dishes, too. if there was any
doubt II YOUR mind. Music for dane
Ing is turned out by Johnny Shaw and
his orchestra, beginning at 1870 and
lasting until 1870 am. There are
songs by Helen Forrest.
-
Shoreham Hotel-Just about every-
body in town, some time or other, gets
to the Blue Room. this years sleeked
up and rehabilitated version of last
years ballroom. There are two shows
nightly, headlined now by Rosita and
Fontana, who know their way about
a dance floor. Dance music is by
Barnee, which means it's a bit of all
right.
Raleigh Hotel-More and more are
people taking to the Pail Mall Room,
swank spot where you can dance to
Sonny Kendis' bright music at lunch,
cocktail time, dinner or supper. Cuis-
Inc and service are tops, too.
MayflOwer Hotel-The lounge is long
one of Connecticut avenues most pop
ular rendezvous, a pleasant spot for a
chat or a dance of an afternoon or
evening. There are songs by Claire
Willis to brighten the neat dance mu-
sic turned out by Sidney's Orchestra,
Afternoons until and evenings after
10.
Wardman Park H0tel-A gay spot is
the Metronome Room, a whole raft
Of enthusiastic and energetic people
being attracted by Paul Kain's music
with swing. The Kahn crew plays
from 10 until 2 every night but Sun
day.
Hamilton Hotel-There's pleasant
atmosphere about the Rainbow Room
which has been approved by every one
on record. Always a lot of happy
people on hand for cocktail dancing
from to 7, or for supper dancing
from 10 to l, to music by Milt Davis
orchestra. There are songs by Ginger
Lee, Bert Bernath and Lou Behrman
X X X
Bamboo Gardens - Billy Mcintyre
stays on to be the master of cere-
monies. Mary Martin remains to sing,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-18
YULETREE SINGERS
REHEARSALS SLATED
Soda Cantorum Of 125 to Sing
December "a at Com.
munity Fete.

A group Of singers under the aus
pices Of the National Capital Parks
will sing Christmas carols at the ma
tional community Christmas tree in
Lafayette Park on December "a, C.
Marshall Finnan. the parks chief,
announced today.
Rehearsals will begin this evening
at $3.50 pm. and on every Wednes-
day evening until Christmas Eve 9TH
ers will be held in room 905 at 1917
F street NV. The group Is known
as the National Capital Parks Soda
Cantorum and Is under the direction
Of Arturo Papalardo.
Thus far 100 mixed voices have
been secured for the Christmas carols,
and the authorities have set limit
Of 1875, as seating arrangements in
Lafayette Park, where the community
tree will be lighted by President Roose-
welt, are limited to that number.
The Marine Band will give a con-
cert at 4:30 pm. on Christmas Eve,
and President Roosevelt is scheduled
to arrive at S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-18

two leading masculine roles in Bette
Davis forthcoming starring vehicle,
"Jazebel."
George Brent will play the other
masculine lead. Fay Banter has been
signed for an important featured part
In the production, which will be
directed by William Wyler and is ex-
pected to 60 into production within a
fortnight. Other details of the casting
are expected to be available within
day or two.
London is seeking methods Of cool
ing its subWays in summer.