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Evening star., 1937-07-29
ROAD TO 2 SHRINES
MAY BE IMPROVED
Route From Charlottesville tc
Jefferson and Monroe Homes
Taken in Primary System,

BY the Associated Press
RICHMOND, July 2e-An improved
highway from Charlottesville to the
homes OF Thomas Jefferson and James
Monroe was in prospect today follow
ing the transfer of the section Of road
way firm the secondary to the primary
highway system.
Highway Commissioner II. G. Shirley
said the improved stretch would ex-
terd past Monticello, Jefferson's home
and within short distance of Ash
Lawn, the Monroe estate.
Its transfer to the primary system
followed request from a Charlotes-
vile and Albemarle County delegation
which contended the present poor con-
oition Of the highway to the famous
homes created an unfavorable impres-
sion among out-of-State visitors.
Evening star., 1937-07-29
Stays Z WOMEN,
THEN KILLS SELF
Maryland Mountain Farmer
Believed He Was Robbed
by Pair.
By the Associated Press.

Ny VIC haoOSiAlco IleSS.
FREDERICK, Md, July 29.-Charles
Martin, tall, 58-year-old mountain
farmer, late yesterday shot and killed
two women he said had robbed him
waited at his home until officers ar
rived and then killed himself
Sheriff Roy NJ Hiltner and Deputy
Charles W. Smith, called to the Blue
Mountain settlement IL miles from
here. found the body of Mrs. Hannah
Hahn. 38, more than a mile from her
home.
In the Hahn home they found Mrs
Mary Albright. 36 originally Of Gettys-
burg. Pa, with bullet wound in hel
head. Her young child, covered with
blood, but not injured, was in her lap
Mrs. Albright died in a hospital here
Deputy Smith, informed that Mar.
tin had gone to his home, went there
and found the farmer sitting on tn.
porch. When the deputy called to him
to surrender, Martin walked inside
the house
Smith, hurrying to the dwelling
heard shot He found Martin dead
q pistol wound in his head.
William H. Green, a farmer wht
lived near the Hahn home, tole
Hiltner and Smith that Martin cam,
| to his home and said
Il just shot those women. They
took me home Monday night ant
robbed me Of s2,lO0. They took tn,
money from under my pillow
Green said he called officers afte,
Martin left.
Mrs. Hahn's husband, William
Hahn, railway employe in Thurmont
was away at the time OF the killings
Mrs. Albright went to live with The
Hahns about year ago.
Martins wife died about two YEAR
ago. He is survived by two grown
sons.
Evening star., 1937-07-29
TAFT TO MAKE RACE

CINCINNATI, July % (PD.-Robert
A. Taft, bitter foe of the New Deal
declared informally yesterday his in
tention of seeking the Republican
nomination for the United States Sen
ate
The term of Robert Bulkley, Demo-
crat. Of Cleveland expires next year.
Taft elder son of the late President
and former Chief Justice of the United
States, made his statement in letters
sent to newspaper editors Of Ohio and
to his former colleagues in the Ohio
Legislature.
Evening star., 1937-07-29
T,uo Giant Spots No,u Visible,
Indicate Great Blast Inside Sun

The larger Of the two is bigger than
Jupiter. greatest planet in the solar
system, and is about one-eighth the
diameter Of the sun.
The spots were first noticed by Hugh
S. Rice, associate in astronomy at
the planetarium. He explained that
sun spots are storm centers. caused by
the whirlpool exchange OF gaseous
materials from internal layers OF the
sun to the surface
He said the spots indicated a tre-
mendous explosion Of gases from the
| inside OF the sun. but added with a
laugh that its been happening for so
long that I don't think the sun is
blowing up"
Evening star., 1937-07-29
ARCHERY EXHIBITION
SET FOR TOMORROW
Jean Tenney and Mrs. Gladys
Hammer to Display Skill
at Playground.

Jean Tenney, national archery
champion for this year, and Mrs
Gladys Hammer, her teacher. former
national title holder and present West
ern champion, will provide an exhi-
bition Of archery at the Chevy Chase
Playground tomorrow at pm.
About 500 children from all over
the city are expected to attend the
exhibition. arranged by Mrs. John R.
Murdoch, wife of the Representative
at large from Arizona, who Is well
known in archery circles
Miss Mary Baker OF Phoenix, Ariz.,
who is in charge Of archery in the
District Fairgrounds, was once a pupil
of Mrs Murdoch.
Evening star., 1937-07-29
PERU PRESENTS EXHIBIT
Pan-American Exposition Is Civ.
en- Display by Officials.

DALLAS, Tex, July 20 (F.-Rep.
resentatives Of the Government Of
Peru yesterday formally presented
the Peruvian exhibit to the Pam
American Exposition here and cele-
brated for the first time in the United
States the independence Of their ma
ton.
During the ceremonies, Fernando
Berckelmyer, commissioner general to
the exposition, and Luis P. Novarro,
who assembled the exhibit, stood be-
meath the portrait of Gen. Oscar
Benavides, president of Peru. Flags
OF the United States and Peru were
crossed above them.
Peruvian independence was first
proclaimed by Jose De San Marin in
Lima July %, 1921.
Evening star., 1937-07-29
SAN FRANCISCO HOTELS
REOPEN AFTER STRIKE

BY the Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO. July 29.-san
Francisco'S largest hotels. closed by
strike since May l. were open to the
public again today with indications
they will be operating on virtually q
normal basis by the end Of the week
All of the hotels except the St.
Francis opened last night. 1t planned
to open today.
In addition to the Is so-called class
A hotels and three class B establish
ments closed by the strike, 36 class B
hotels signed agreements with the
unions Yesterday
Evening star., 1937-07-29
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July 29-If you want
to see spots before your eyes get an
er-exposed Aim negative or smoked
glass and take a look at the sun
There are two giant spots, one of
them an estimated 100000 miles in
diameter, visible on the sun these days.
They cover between l-3OOth and
l4O0th Of the suns surface and will
take about a week to close Old SolS
face, travelling to the left.
DR.. Clyde Fisher. curator at Hayden
Planetarium. said they were the only
individual sun spots he had ever seen
without telescope and possibly the
largest ever observed in New York.
Evening star., 1937-07-29
HOPPERS SHUN SALTS

VANCOUVER, British Columbia
(Pl,-Farmers of Okanagan Valley are
trying their own brands of grass
hopper poison as the result OF failure
Of EPSON salts to lure the pests to
their death.
Attempting to develop q bait fatal
to grasshoppers but not to cattle, the
provincial department of agriculture
set out mixtures of salts, bran and
molasses. Watchers reported that in
the first "a hours not a single grass
hopper sampled the bait.
Evening star., 1937-07-29
GERMANY STUDYING
NOTE FROM BRITAIN
Message Designed to Accelerate
Western European Security
Pact Received.

By the Associa ed Press
BERLIN, July 29-Great Britain
mas sent a new note to Germany
which Is designed to accelerate the
lengthy negotiations looking toward
a Western European security pact,
Informed sources said today.
Details went undisclosed but It
was stated the note was being care
fully examined"
Evening star., 1937-07-29
600 ICEBERGS SEEN
BY COAST GUARDSMEN
Patrols Have One of Busiest
Springs Since 1o2o's Record
of 1900 Bergs.

By the Associa ted Press.
Coast Guard officials, surveying re-
suits OF this years ice patrol. said
today mild Winter usually means a
busy Spring for its iceberg watchers
From Woods Hole, Mass, the cut
ter Gen. Green reported yesterday
the sighting Of 600 icebergs during
its four months patrol.
The number compared with only
100 last year and 1.300-the largest
number ever recorded-in 1929
Onncials said mild weather last
Winter probably was a major factor
in the increase over 1886. In mild
weather, they explained, bergs break
loose from glacial masses more easily.
Evening star., 1937-07-29
Duchin Flies to Greet Son.

NEW YORK. July 20 (P).-Eddie
Duchln, the plano-playing orchestra
leader, flew from Chicago to New
York yesterday to greet his first child,
boy, on his arrival at a hospital
here. Mrs. Duchln is the former Mar.
jorie Oelrichs.
Evening star., 1937-07-29
Germans Conserve Grain.

To conserve the bread supply. Ger
many has forbidden the use 'of wheat
barley. rye, oats. buckwheat, maize or
millet in making liquor.
Evening star., 1937-07-29
JESSE JONES GUEST
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., Also At

1HeOuUTe NUUseVeIt, JT., Also AT
tends San Francisco Affair.
SAN FRANCISCO, July % (P,.-
Jesse H. Jones, head of the r. F. c.
and Theodore Roosevelt, jr.. were
guests today at the San Francisco Bo-
hemian Club encampment on the Rus
sian River.
Although Jones said he was on vaca-
ton. he conferred yesterday with A. P.
Glannlni, Bank of America executive.
Jones and Roosevelt arrived from the
East on the same train yesterday.
Evening star., 1937-07-29
Monte Carlo Trade Booms.

Monte Carlo hotels and restaurants
announce that they have not been af-
fected by French labor disputes and
are operating normally.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-04
John Adams, Jr.. Attorney
Notice of Probate of Will

IN the County Court of Douglas
County, Nebraska.
IN the matter of the estate of
GonzoIa Burrell, deceased.
An persons interested IN said es-
tate are hereby notified that a pet
ition has been filed IN said Court,
pray me for The probate Of a certain
instrument now ON file in said
Court, purparting to be The last
will and testament of said deseas-
ed, and that a hearing will be had
on said petition before said Court
on the l8th day Of September, 1897
and that if they fail TO appear at
said Court on said 18th day of
September, 1897 at 9 o'clock a. m
? contest the probate of said will,
the Court may al and probate said
viii and grant administration OF
soid estate to Nettie J. Friedrich
and Earline Brown or some other
suitable person, enter a degree Of
heirship, and proceed to a settle
ment thereof.
john e. Meriele
Acting County Judge
End 9I11l37 ST
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-04
New Terrace show Torrid

Terrace Show Torrid
Ed Fox has what is probably the
hottest cafe show in America at his
New Grand Terrace. Ofay writer's
have run out of adiectivcs IN their
efforts to describe it. And we'll thep
should, for the revue stars Ada
Brown and George Dewey Washing
ton, assisted by such ace entertain
ers as Aland Alise, late Of the Cot
ton club; Mae Diggs, also Of the
Cotton Club; Billy Armstrong.
Sonny and Sonny, Mayos and Nor.
rison, Dorothy Derrick and Andy
Kirk with his popular band.
Andy is doing right well by him
self, with the brilliant Pha Terrell
warbling and the sensational Mary
Lou Williams at the mothbox. This
( aal, easily the best woman ja2z
pianist in the game today, has q
delightful, effortless swing that
calls for the mob's applause after
every solo. That's genuine reeogni.
ton, for Grand Terrace patrons
know their ticklers, what with the
spot being stomping grounds for
such aces and Fletcher Henderson
and Earl Hines.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-04
Seek to Halt Order
Closing Vet Camp

New York, Sept. 2-An appeal
has been made to Robert Fechner,
director of the Civilian Conserva-
ton Corps in Washington seeking
to have the order rescinded dis
banding Camp No. 2423 near Cor
NTH, Miss.
This ccC camp is for colored
war veteran and is one of four
colored camps in the fourth corps
area. Thee are seventeen CCC
camps for white veterans in the
area and the NAACP request to
Director Fechner pointed out that
the ratio of seventeen to four was
unfair enough without reducing it
to seventeen to three.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-04
BOystOwn Boys Get
Free Examination

A generous gift extended by Mr.
w. II. kindly, president of the
kindly Optical company, to every
boy at Father Fannagan's Home
Boystown, Nebr., in the form of q
complete eye examination and
glasses, where they are needed, is
being given at this time.
DIR. Leonard o. Fitch, progress
sive manager of the Omaha kindly
store, located at lot So. 10th
street, says it is a genuine plea
sure to execute the order of w. H.
kindly to give glasses to these wor-
thy boys.
The optometrist conducting the
eyesight survey at Boystown, has
at hand the latest and most COM
plete eye examination equipment
and is giving each boy a careful
check. Following this the doctor
submits a detailed report on the
condition, health and percentage of
vision possessed by each boy to
Father Flanagan. This informa
ton enables the directing staff at
the home to place the boys in the
vocation or training best suited to
their individual visual limitations.
Father Flanagan has always
been characteristically alert to the
reeds Of his boys and where there
has been any eye complaint he has
obtained glasses for the boy who
had eye trouble. At this time how
ever the gift of w. H. kindly will
give him a detailed chart on the
eyesight needs of every boy in
Boystown, as we'll rs glasses for
those requiring them at no expense
to the home.
jackie Sees a New World
One boy in Boystown who was
,nearsighted did not believe his lit
tie blue eyes when he looked at the
world through his new correcting
glasses. His smiling little face
showed a new interest and op-
probation in things about him.
Little Jackie las we shall call him
here) reminded us Of the beloved
Teddy Roosevelt whom when a boy
was so handicapped by his near
sighted eyes, yet who surpassed
the highest ambition of any red
blooded American boy, because of
the help his glasses proved to him
all through his ifo," as stated in
Roosevelt's autobiography.
Little Jackie's remark, ooh, how
bright and shiny everything looks!
It was truly pathetic.
The work of rehabilitation, ply
sically as well as spiritually, that
is SO beautifully and efficiently
done at Boystown, certainly com
mends Father Flanagan and his
staff, as we'll as such men as w.
II. kindly whose gift Of eye eximin-
alton of glasses, viii aid in enhanc
ng this noble work.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-04
Entertainment
WhirI
lFy Franklin FranD
BY jimmie Evans
BY Jimmy Evans

Wy IT hhtt EAaItkY
poise IN Bronze
Nothing places tbs Observer
more then 20 frd a poteni al STIR
Of the footlights who hs poise,
charm and beauty. They are rare
and for that reason, greatly appre-
GATED. ! therefore offer you Miss
Eva Cunningham, n young woman
equipped tc go places. She would
be the ideal model for a se%ulptor's
masterpiece entitled "Poise in
Bronze."
Miss Cunningham has establish
cd a reputation around this villag.
for her dynamic mimicry in "The
Rehearsal" and Feast Of the Red.
Corn" She has won further ac-|
claim as a monologist, Interpreting
various characters in one-woman
shows with her low, richly vibrat-
ing voice. Addad by a long period
of training under The famous Est
her Sachs, she plans 70 embark on
her professional career this fill.
She ought to succeed. She has
all the equipment necessary. She
has glamour, beauty, vigorous per.
onality, culture and loads Of am
hition, plus a supremaard deserved
eonfidenoce in her own ability
in short, every asset needed BY a
dramatic actress to reach the very
heights.
Born in Pittsburgh 20 odd year.
ago, Eva finished Dunbar hieh
school at Leisenring, Pa, the Dou-
glas College of Business at Con
nesville, Pa and has been in Chi
cage several years. She is five fee
five and one half inches tall and
carries her 10 pounds like 4
bronze queen.
Done for~ { The name of lovely
Eva Cunningham, fer she may be
come the theatrical discovery Of
the year.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-04
i'ATRNNIZE
OIIR
r
HOW OFTEN CAN YOU
KISS AND MAKE UP?

Jew husbands can understand
4 why a wife should turn from a
pleasant companion into a shrew
for one whole week ia every month.
You can say I'm sorry" and
kiss and make up easier before
marriage than after. Devise. Ifyou
want to hold your husband, you
won't be a three-Quarter wife.
For three generati ions one woman
has told another how to go "smil-
Ing through with Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. It
helps Nature tone up the system,
thus lessening the discomfOrts from
the functional disorders which
women must endure in the three
ordeals Of life: 1. Turning from
girlhood to womanhood. 2. Pre-
pairing for motherhood. 3. APP
preaching middle age"
Don't be a three-quarter wife.
take LYDIA T.. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND and
Go "Smiing Through"
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-04
Notes On a Cuff

The four Scottsboro boys, APP
pearing asst week at Harlem's Ap
polio theatre on a strictly percen-
tage basis, did not draw so well
because they had been en- a free
exhibition at churches and mass
meetings The first offering Of
Harlem's Negro Theatre Guild will
be Donald Heywood's How Come,
Lawd?" with the leading role as
signed TO Rex Ingram, star of
"The Green Pastures" film version
Erskine Hawkins, trumpet
tootin' man, takes his fine band
into Reade's Casino, Asbury Park.
N. j., Wednesday.
Jimmie Lunceford is scheduled to
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-04
New Play Set for
Broadway Opening.

New York, Aug. 20 (INP)-A
new all colored play tentatively
titled "Home Sweet Harlem" which
has been set to music will be pre-
sented by George Abbot, well
known Broadway producer on the
"stem" early this fall.
The play was written by Bernie
Angus and sets for the production
viii be in the hands of Cirker and
Robbins. The play will be housed
at the Biltmore and is scheduled
to open in October.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-04

G. H.-Tell me If I will get to
go in the business that | have in
mind at this time. Could I get a
private reply2
Ans: The prospective business
career you have mapped out would
no doubt prove a success but it will
take more capital than you now
have to launch this enterprise.
Take in partner if you can find
some honest party. Ycs....if you
viii send a quarter for my new
Astroloey Reading I win be glad
to give you free opinions on three
questions in a private letter.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-04

S. II. P.-rke maj that | am
SO crazy about tell me L b. mean
the things he tells me-
Ans: Without a doubt. lie surely
wouldn't continue 10 ask you to
marry him If he didn't want you.
An immediate ceremony va tldn'.
he any toa soon FIR h m.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-04

R. L. P-Will I be able to go to
go to the school Idesire to attend
this year?
Ans: I'm afraid not you must
return to the same school you at
tended last year.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-04

J. J. G.-Please tell me if my
mother left any money and if so
will I get it? Should I remain here
or not9
Ans: She did not leave any
money or any yaluables. Go to one
of the cities north of You and get
a iob.you will enjoy living
there very much than you do your
present location.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-04

W. CT want to know does the
man that I am in love with by the
initials Of j. L. II. love me?
Ans: Absolutely not. You Won't
even see him except occasionally
due to his lack Of interest in YOU.
Stick by YER old friend c. E. B.
he does care for you.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-04

T. A. K.=-I am leaving en- my
vacation tbs month and am IN
decided whether | should return or
not. Could you help me?
Ans: Take the vacation and while
away make IN effort 10 find a coed
job. II you are success ful, as feel
sure You will be then remain. The
job that yel are leaving behind IS
a good one hut you can't do your
best work when you aren't salts
fled.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-04

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QUESTION. YOUR FULL NAME, BIRTHDATE and CORRECT
ADDRESS. For PRIVATE REPLY send twenty five cents and
a aselfaddressed, stamped envelope for my NEW ASTRoLOGY
READING and receive by return mail my FREE ADVICE on
THREE QUESTIONS. Send all letters to Able Wallace, care of
The Omaha Guide, 241s Grant Street. Omaha. Nebraska.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-04

Au9pst 9lst
!. sinp'eg LYNN No. / NJ. T. Hymal
Inv { y iy 7. f. Wade
Keg1e - onal Anthem
. 5 minute talk by y. ". Logan on 10 years of the church
Vocal soo BY Mrs. Dean Bell
, Instrumental solo By Miss Bertha B. Young
4. Address ~ Mr.. r. Sqaies, Executive secy Urban League
The Influence Of q Church in the Community Life"
g. Quartet. Bennett, Bell, Hunter and Goosley
Nobody Knows de Trouble I've Seem
Offering, DoIolopy
Ethel Ihtley,
Mistress Of Ceremonies
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-04

e. L. s.-Will I ever get the kind
of bicycle I want before school
"Opens this fall?
Ans: IL will take at least two
more nonths hefore you are able
to save enough money TO make
this purchase. You will appreciate
il just as much even though il is a
few months late and continue TO
save your change.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-04

Noble sissle's Swingsters, star
ring Sidney Beehet en- clarinet and
soprano sax, have j st recorded
two new numbers, DO h written by
Baehet. One is titled Okey Dokey7
Count Basic and sr hestra jam
eIisten My Children and You Shall
Hear plas esmarty' for Dece9,
with Edgar Hayes waxing "lfigh
Wide and Handsome plus "Satan
Takes a Hel'asy" for the same
company Willie "The Lion"
smith, with a small band called
aThe Cubs plunks plenty Of his
individual style Of piano in Get
Acquainted with YOURSELF" and
srhe Old Stamping Ground" for
Decea.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-04

go into Sebastian's Cotton Club in
California Buddy Bradley, II T.
lem dance. producer, is teaching a
class at Max's club IN London. His
students are mainly women who
want to either redu e, stay slender
or learn the latest hot steps.
Anita Brown, who appeared in sew
eral VIII Rogers flic'1ers, is enter
tanning at the Wave Club in Long.
Beach, Calf.
New Platters
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-04

S. Z. VI an a constant reader
Of your column and | enjoy it very
much. Is there a chance Of my fri
end in New York and me living as
one in the near future?
Ans: Give up the idea for he
isn't The east bit interested. He
has made friends in The city where
he IS located who mean even more
to him than YOU do and You can
just mark him off your list.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-04

+. Ms my husband tired Of
me and want to see me go away
or is it someone tlse that is per
suading him to do this?
Ans: He is fed up with every
thing in general and TO ore else
has influenced him. Take a vaca-
ton for a few weeks and this viii
bring about u change in him.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-04

WZANDAsS got the man she wants. Lots
w other girl friends had TO take second
choice. Not Wanda-she grabbed off the
pick of the crowd-and she knows how TO
hold him in the palm of her hand. She
knows the binding charm of soft, radiant,
vitality colored hair. She relies on Larieuse to
keepherh lovely, aud keep her man loving.
Dull, streaked or grey hair takes on glow.
The Washington times., 1937-06-04
HEALTH UNION
ANNOUNCED

ARLINGTON, Va, June An
line with his revision program,
County Manager Frank c. Hanra-
han today announced that the
county health and welfare depart
mentS will be consolidated June g.,
into a division of public health
and welfare, under supervision OF
DR.. Earle G. Brown, new county
health officer.
Hanrahan also announced that
DR.. Brown will imme lately make
a detailed survey of the entire
activities of both departments,
after which he will make whatever
recommendations he finds ad-
viSable.
At present, the county welfare
department is being operated
under Mrs. Mae E. Jacobs, super
intendent of public welfare, and
supervising welfare board, headed
by Mrs. Cora c. Miles, chairman.
The future status of Mrs. Jacobs
and the advisory welfare board
will depend upon results of DR..
Browns survey, the county man
ager said.
In regard to the consolidation,
Manager Hanrahan said:
at is my opinion that a bet
ter coordination of effort and q
more flexible service can be OBJ
tanned by the creation of a di-
vision of public health and well
fare. 1 believe that it will re-
suit in improved service, both
in the welfare department and
the health department"
Another reason for consolidation
is to effect possible saving in oper-
ating funds of the two depart
ments, the manager indicated.
The new budget carries a total of
$35, 5,470.31 for the two depart
mentS.