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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-15
AZ ELNOK
NEMA MARADT

a mutt 'heten is a sit-dowr
sztrajkok tigyeben S az admi'
nisztraci6 baratai a szenatus'
ban er6sen harcoltak, hogy ott
Sc szavazzanak a dologban
EFT a celjukat mem ertek Ell
a szenatus i1agy tobbsege nyil'
tan allast foglalt az vi hare
modor ellen S ez mem volt va,
lami kellemes az eln6knek.
T. i. az orszag feje elott mem
titok, hogy ez a szavazas koz
vetve az eln0k magatartasat
is biralta.
Ketsegtelen, hogy = hacsak
a sit-down mem megy XII gyor.
san a divatbol - ez r0vide.
sen a legsulyosabb problema.
ia lesz a nemzetnek es minden.
h Joggal varhatna, hOgy
Roosevelt ebben a kerdesben
allast foglaljon.
Ha ezt mem tette meg idaig,
rOvidesen valosziniileg mem
lesz ra alkalma, inert ha a
PWA ehberen dolgoztatott
munkasainak beremelest mem
adnak, a sit-down sztrajkok
melegagyai a k0zmunkak lesz-
nek S koztudomasu, hogy a
kozmunkan tengodo szegeny
emberek napszamjat a Feher
Haz rendeletben szabja meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-15
AZ ALS0HAZ
SEMMIVEL

t0bb munkat mem vegzett a
multi heten napokon at a sit
down k0rul marakodtak egy-
nassal Dies kongreszman
vizsgalatot akart ez ugyben
rendezni. hogy a munkaadok
es munkas-szervezetek k0zti
ellentetek okait, tovabba a kiiz
delem modjait az orszag nepe
ele terjessze.
A haz t0bbsege azonban ugy
szavazott, hogy mindenki tisz-
taban van mar a kerdessel Is
semmifele k0ltseges kongresz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-15
A LIBERALS
.KONCRESZMANEK

es szenatorok termeszetesen
eppen ennek az ellenkez6jet
kivanjak, aminthogy jelenleg
mem is eleg eredmenyesen
kiizd a kormany a nyomorral.
Az egyik szels6seg a sege-
lyezesre szant 0sszeget korla-
TONI akarja egyezer milli6
dollarra, a mask szels6seg fel
akarja AIT emelni harmadfel-
ezer millio dolarra. Az elnok
hozzavetoleg masfelezer milli6
dol,art fog kerni.
AIT lattuk Perkins munka-
MINISTER egy mutt heti besze-
debol, hogy a kormany mum
kas programjat illetoleg az vi
torvenyjavaslatokat nemsoka-
ra beadjak hogy nemcsak a
munkaid6 maximalasat, ha-
mem a munkaberek minimala-
sat is kerik maid.
Termeszetes, hogy ilyen tor
venyeket soha mem hagy hely
ben a mostani osszeteteleben
a Supreme Court, els0 sorban
tehat a birosag iigyet ke,lene
rendezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-15

lett hivatalosan is venni a kor-
manynak es az eln0k bejelen-
tette, hogy az inflaci6 sulyo-
sabb terjedeset meg fogjak fe-
kezni.
Els6 sorban a nagyobb stilii
epitkezesekkel hagynak fel,
hogy az epiiletanyagok aremel-
kedeset cs6kkentsek $ a koz-
munkak programjaba inkabb
olyan foglalk lkozasokat fognak
ismet felvenlli, arnelyek vasat,
acelt, cementet es fat nagy
mertekben igenyelni nem fog
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-15

AZ kongresszus a segely-ker-
sdes iigyeben korantsem egyse-
ges .es mindenkeppen eros kiiz
delme' lesz az eln0knek.
: Al demokrata part konzerva-
tiv' blokkja, valamint a far
rner-teriiletek kepvisel6i a. Sc
gelymunkak Is k0zvetlen Sc
gelyek k0ltsegveteset minden
aron cs0kkenteni akarjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-15
AMI A KORMANY
PROGRAMJAT

illeti, az valoszintileg mem
jar eredmennyel a k0zel jov6-
ben, inert a nehez ipart a ha-
zai es kilfoldi haborus keszu-
lodesek rendelesekkel bowen ell
latjak. e.
Az epiilet-anyagok aranak az
emelkedeset sem gatolhatjak
meg, inert lakas-hiany van az
egesz orszagban, az 'epilet-
boom tehat mindenkeppen
rank fog szakadni.
De mem is lehet a felfele
emelkedo arak megallitasara
mindaddig gondolni, amig az
egyes iparagakban dolgozo
munkasok bere k0riilbelul mem
lesz egymassal aranyban, amig
"a munka-hetet mem fogjak
eSySeSeSen megSZaDnl, VagylS
amig a gyaripar allandoah
emelkedo kiadasai nyugvo
pontra mem jutnak.
A kovetkez6 honapokban
meg sztrajkok, beremelesek,
munkaido korlatozasok k0ve-
tik egymast az iparban es en-
mex a folyamatnak az aranya-
ban az arak is felmennek.
Ahhoz alkalmazhatja tehat
magat mindenki, hogy az arak
es az ertekek meg mindig fell
fele fognak menni - nehany
esetleges kivetellel - az ev
vegeig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-15
Az ELNOK ELES
FIGYELMEZTETESE

es a ''kormanyhoz k0zel allo''
ujsagirok sugalmazasa olyan
hireknek is szarnyat adott a
multi heten, hogy a dollar
aranytartalmat fele m eli k
vagyis kevesebb dollart fognak
adni az arany ounce-jaert.
Kisebbszeru t6zsde-panik es
szaziranyu spekulacio jart a
hireszteles nyomaban, bar er-
telmes embernek tudnia KEEL
lett volna, hogy a dollar arany
tartalmat az elnok mindaddig
mem tudja emelni, mig nem-
zetkozi egyezseget mem talal
Angliaval es legalabb Francia
orszaggal.
Ha a dollar aranytartalmat
emelnek, penziink isnet er6-
sen dragulna a kiilf0ld0n S XII
vitellink azonnal csokkenne.
Annak idejen eppen azert
kellett az e,n0knek penziink
aranytartalmat levagni, hogy
a leertekelt angol penzzel szem
ben a versenyt ismet felvehes-
silk a vilagpiacon S aruinknak
piacot tudjunk talalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-15

esetre mem vagyunk hajlan-
dok benne ait latni, hogy Mr..
Falk es tarsai igazsagot ke-
restek, ahogy ait a lapokban
doboltak.
Mert ebben az esetben az
igazsagot mem abban talaltak
volna meg, hogy egy ember-
mex jusson nyolcvan0t per-
cent, a t0bbi ketszaz eleged-
jek meg 0sszesen tizenot per-
centtel, hanem legalabb is for
ditott lett volna az ajanlat.
Ha a vagohid nagylelku gaz-
dai AIT jelentettek. yolna be-
hogy a j0vedelem IS szazalekat
atadjak a ketszaz munkasnak
mi hozsannaztunk volna a leg
hangosabban, ICY azonban
mem tudunk az innepl6 sal
toval egyutt oriilni.
S6t erosen hissziik, hogy az
amerikai sajto, amt sem yak
max mem lehet nevezni, eppen
olyan jol latja a jatekot
ahogy mi latjuk.
De hozsannaznak a dolog-
max, inert latni akarjak, hogy
mikepen reagalnak ARA a
munkasok.
Az arnerikai nagyt6ke~ a
"profit-sharing" maszlagot
meg mem jatszotta XII idaig
a nagyobb darab kenyer he.
lyett, tehat valosziniileg ezt q
"gold-bricket' fogjak majc
rovidesen felkinalni a mum.
kasnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-15
A MUNKA FRONTJAN

a legnagyobb ujsag a
Chrysler sztrajk vege volt a
multi heten.
Senki mem baratja a mum
kasnak, aki elhallgatja el6t-
tik, hogy ebben a sztrajkban
teljes vereseget szenvedtek.
A Chrysler gyarak munkasai
semmit nem k0veteltek, csak
a UNIV teljes kepviseleti joga-
max az elismereset, vagyis a
closed shop-ot.
A sztrajk vegen ezt mem kap
tax meg es mem kaptak meg
semmit, amit Chryslerek a
(Folytatak az Six oldaIorl)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-15
NEHANY NAP ALATT BE

kell nyujtania az eln0knek
a kongresszushoz. a k0vetkez6
ev segely-programjat "a szo-
vetseg k0nyv-viteleben az evek
julius elsejen kezd6dnek es
junius 30-an vegz6dnek) es ez
a program sokkal tobb hatas-
sal lesz az arakra, mintha az
elnok nyilatkozatokat ad a
lapoknak.
Ha a kormany -programbol
ait latjuk, hogy a szovetseg
Observation-Disclosures a deficit
jet tovabb fogjak emelni, az
inflacio es aremelkedes ma
gyobb aranyu lesz Is tovabb
tart.
Ha AIT latjuk, hogy q kor-
many a kiadasokat cs0kken-
tent pr6balja, akkor az infla-
clio hatarait legalAbb pr6baljAk
rnegszahni $ ez pefo folyassal ,lesz
e. .fesss 9 - :5s5aasgQyg, .saS&&s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-15
Az ELNOK HIVATALOSAN

ugyan cafolja, de ketsegte
len, hogy kiilkepviseletiink is
met az europai beke, legalabb
a gazdasagi beke megteremte-
set tuzte XII celjaul S ilyen er-
telmu cikkeket helyeztettek ell
az europai es anerikai sajto-
ban.
Az eln0k homalyos terveit
termeszetesen a j6l-lakott mem
zetek, Anglia es Franciaorszag.
zajosan helyeslik, de a meme
tex, olaszok, SGT az oroszok is
nagy hidegseggel fogadjak.
Eppen ilyen hidegen fogad-
jak ezeket a nagyon homalyos
es misztikus terveket a kon-
gresszusban es altalaban eb-
ben az orszagban, inert a pol
garsag szerint Eur6pat legjobb
rabizni a, sajat sorsara.
Egyszer a vilaghaboru arat
megadtuk es Amerika polgar-
saga AIT gyanitja, hogy min
denfele k0zvetites mellett egy
esetleges beke arat is ennek a
nemzetnek kellene megadni S
ere jelenleg mem vagyunk haj
land6k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-15
i vizsgalatra nincs szJk-

szusi vizsgalatra nincs szik-
seq.
A szomoru ebben az egesz
nagy nerHzeti vitaban, hogy a
Supreme Court regen megte-
remthette volna az ipari be-
ket, ha a Wagner-Lewis tor
veny alkotmanyossaga felett q
velemenyet kimondja.
Ha ez a t6rveny megnarad,
akkor a tovabbi ztrajkolra
nincs sziikseg, inert ahol egy
szervezetet a munkasok otven-
egy szazaleka a kepviselet jo-
CARA megvalaszt,, a munkaad6
k0teles azzal a szervezettel tar
gyalni es szerz6dni.
Sokal AIT remelik, hogy a
d0ntest ezen a heten ,tudatjak
a nemzettel S mire e sorok
napvilagot latnak, tisztaban
lesziink vele, hogy remelhe-
tiink-e ipari beket es rendet a
kOZel jOv0ben.
Evening star., 1937-01-25

%HE Secretary Of State, Mr..
Cordell Hull, will entertain at
dinner this evening in honor
of the former minister of for
Evening star., 1937-01-25
Noted Brazilian Feted
Secretary of State Host at Luncheon For
Visitor.

the young daughter OF the Brazilian
Ambassador and Nine. Aranha, who
are spending a short vacation in their
native country. Included in the large
company at the reception were the
Mexican Ambassador and Senhora
de Castillo, the Ecuadorian Ambassa-
dor Captain Colon Eloy Alfaro, the
Attorney General and Mrs. Homer S.
Cummings, the Lithuanian Minister
and Nine. Zadeikis, the Minister of
the Union Of South Africa and Mrs.
Close, the SenoritaS Trucco, daughters
of the Chilean Ambassador; the Min
lister of the Irish Free State, Mr..
Michael MacWhite; former Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Fred Britten. Mrs.
Emil Hurja, the attache of the Swiss
Legation and Nine Schiatter, the Min
lister of Uruguay, Senor Jose Richling:
the Presidents military aide and Mrs.
Edwin Watson, Mr.. Richard South
gate. Mrs. Ernest Draper, Gen. Dion
Williams, Representative and Mrs.
Sol Bloom, and Mrs. Peyton March.
Tomorrow, DR.. de Macedo Soares
will visit Arlington and Mount Yer
non and the following day will receive
an honorary degree at Catholic Uni
versity.
Evening star., 1937-01-25
oca Activities of Washington and Nearby Maryland and Virginia
By the Way
Beth Blaine

customary OF the
plared the British guests
yesterday afternoon at tea time The
Doy Carte Opera Co. and genial and friendly gathering
fora and and all enjoyed cocktails dining
adjoining
Lindsay Majesys Ambassador seemed de-
and we
did not blame him. for they "easy the ear"
Embassy something about
center table
the dining beautiful
blue iris pink roses African daisies onqus and other Spring blossoms
which reflected gstenng
containing all tempting
washnsonns
welcomed
chated Mr. and Mrs Philip Con
Tumbur Dewey Reed
Mrs Lee Warren Prince
Thomas nkad Mrs Granger Blair and Mrs Edward Mclean her
young daughter
hope English company to come to
Washington this for this party and the previous
bassy
season. Here's hoping for another
WASHINGTON follower of the season.
such Lady Lister years
this city for six weeks
stopping Mayhwer
of Louisiana they Lady
Kaye is the former Miss Natca Ynaga del Vale married
Lister Kaye Yorkshire identified
official capacity Her beautiful sister, consuelo
Kaye
received most beautiful Christmas present the form fascinating
watch with long fringe tassel
things said
having place Saturday night
the
dancing place.
Suddenly, uatz popular
wdltze and enthusiastic
a workout
Whitney Uppervne
diamond among
and Mrs Couland Barnes their sern-aw
formerly White picture beautiful
TALL 1.-the
a
Frau Sholz her customary distinguished
style her shoulder the orchids
gddends Adding the
Livingston cldrkson.
ckson Gorretts
and has decided OF the fact that Island
spends time New York City, that Washington
for her, She returned yesterday in and medt
ately to to Southern ctnres rest
The Polish Ambassador Countess Poka additions
night black
shoulders
diamond tiara and diamonds sparked
AS have said before really dance and there
still fitting about the called
NJ thereabous.
Evening star., 1937-01-25
Residential Social News
Mrs. Pou Leaving Capital in March for
North Carolina

Al RS. EDWARD WILLIAM POU.
N wife Of the late dean of the
House, will leave Washington,
= where she is now convalesc-
ing at the Washington Sanitarium.
March / for Henderson, N. c.. where
she will visit her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Parham.
Mrs. Edgar Boyd-Kay entertained at
luncheon Saturday at the Shoreham
in honor Of Mrs. Julius Foss Swartz
of Estes Park. Colo, and Mrs. Fred
O'Dell and Mrs. Lyndon Humphrey
of Greensboro. N. c. Among the guests
we're Mrs. Harlee Branch and Mrs.
Eugene Sykes.
Miss Margaret Tracy of the Univer-
sity Hospital, University of California,
has arrived from San Francisco and is
at the Dodge. Miss Tracy is il the
Capital attending the meetings of the
Association of Collegiate Schools of
Nursing. Miss Mary Beard Of New
York, associate director OF the Inter-
national Health Division, the Rookie
feller Foundation, Is also In the Capt.
tai attending this meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Pabst Of Milwaukee,
Wis, are spending some time in WASH
ington and are stopping at the Fairfax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond L. Langdon
Of New Bedford, Mass, are stopping
at the Dodge for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren r. Roberts
Of Bethlehem, Pa. are in Washington
for few days and are stopping at
the Fairfax.
Mr.. and Mrs William Knoth of Rye,
N. Y, are spending a brief time at
the Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Mccarthy of
Bethlehem, Pa, are spending a few
days in Washington and are stopping
at the Fairfax.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Willis of Edge
moor, Md, who have been on q trip
to the South and West Coast, were
Evening star., 1937-01-25

in California last week as the guest
of Mr.. Willis brother. Mr.. A. B.
Willis.
Mrs. Roberts Campbell Lawson.
president of the General Federation
of Women's Clubs, left today for Chi
cago to attend the conference on the
cause and cure of war. She will be
the presiding officer at the Tuesday
evening session. From there Mrs.
Lawson will go to her home, in Tulsa,
Okla, for few days and then journey
to Muskogee, where she will dedicate
the girls dormitory recently erected
on the campus of Bacone College. The
building will be dedicated to honor the
memory of Sallie Journeycake, great
grandmother of Mrs. Lawson, and on
this memorable occasion she will be
accompanied by her son, Mr.. Edward
c. Lawson and his small son of Tulsa.
Continuing her journey on West, Mrs.
Lawson will spend a few weeks with
friends in Tucson. returning to Wash
ington the latter part Of February.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Eads and
sons, Harry and Ramon. and daugh-
ter, Virginia, have returned to their
Winter home at sos North Lincoln
street, Arlington. Va. They expect to
remain for the season.
Virginia Mary is a third-year student
at Arlington Hall Junior College for
Girls.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Gabriel Murphy
announce the birth Of a daughter.
Marie bennett, Thursday at Garfield
Hospital.
Mrs. Murphy before her marriage
was Miss Marie Mcintyre, daughter
Of Gen. Frank Mcintyre.
Evening star., 1937-01-25

morning musicale. Mrs. Hesselbach
entertained at luncheon in her honor
following the program.
Yesterday Mrs. Raymond Fowler
Crist was hostess at tea in hnor of
Miss Bauer, who arrived Saturday
and will remain until tomorrow. Miss
Bauer's subject for her talk this eve
ming is the Relation of Present-day
Music With the Past"
Evening star., 1937-01-25

CNCAAAAA6 AL &iOAAO1
= of the former minister of for
eign relations Of Brazil, DR.. Carlos de
Macedo SoareS, who was appointed
special Ambassador from his country
to attend the Inauguration of Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
Many festivities have been planned
for the distinguished visitor during
his short stay in the Capital. Mrs.
Roosevelt received DR.. de Macedo
Soares at the White House early this
afternoon and Thursday Assistant
Secretary of State and Mrs. Sumner
Welles will give a dinner for him.
The Charge d'Afaires Of Brazil,
Senior A. B. Buendo do Prado, gave
a luncheon at the embassy today for
his fellow countryman, when the
guests included the United States Am
bassador to Brazil, Mr.. Hugh s. Glib
son: Mr.. Lawrence Duggan. Mr..
Richard Southgate, Mr.. j. c. Holmes,
Mr.. Donald Heath, members Of the
embassy staff and Mr.. Nelson Reilly.
Mr.. Harold Hinton, Mr.. Harry Frantz,
Mr.. Louis J. Heath. Mr. Harold Koran.
Mr.. Lyle Wilson, Mr. John Baube and
Senior Pedro de Alba.
The luncheon today was the second
party Senior do Prado has given in
honor of the former cabinet men,
ber of his country. Saturday with
Senhora do Prado he gave a charming
reception in the Embassy. The COM
pany attending represented official.
diplomatic and residential society in
the Capital. Senior and Senhora
de Prado were assisted by zaz Aranha,
Evening star., 1937-01-25
White House Program
Marked With Several
Teas This Afternoon
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt Hosts
at Mansion Last Night.
Other Official News.

HRS ROOSEVELT will entertain at afternoon
M at White House for of women executives
IVl in the Government morning Roosevelt at
Townsends morning musicale at the May
The President and Mrs Roosevelt hosts at dinner
last night their house guests the Right Hon. Walter
Runcinan president and the Right
Hon. George Bye r, of Pound
Ridge Yesterday accompanied by their house guests the
Roosevelt attended services at the Washington
Cathedral
After the Cathedral Runcman went to
the They will return to the Embassy
today guests His Britannia Masy Ambassador and the
Lindsay until their departure for New York tomorrow
The Secretary of Commerce Roper
hosts yesterday their home Woodland drve
they commercial attaches of United States
Legations abroad who are in the Capital now on
leave.
Among the guests the Embassy
in Berlin and Douglas Miller the Commercial Atache OF
the Embassy in Hughes Miss Elizabeth
Humes, Sam E. Woods and Col. Henry M. Bankhead
Mrs William Bankhead wife Speaker of the House.
was guest Mrs Thomas Antony Walden enter
tanned today monthly matinee bridge luncheon
at the Congressional luncheon also given to meet
Mrs Bailey Mrs Robert Doughton and Mrs Harold
Cooley all of North Carolina Mrs Walden mad assisting ner AZ
the daughter Miss Caroline hrle Pou
freshman at George Washington University VINO mas
assisted her mother at series OF small moral paeS '
Winter.
The guests included Mrs H Mrs Jesse Jones'
Mrs newly elected president OF the Congressional
Club; Mrs Connor, O.. Gardner, Mrs Emil Hura
Mrs William Culbeson, Mrs George Cochrane sister OF Mr.
Walden and daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Dwan recently arrived from Minneapolis Mnn and
has taken house street. Chevy Chase and Mrs
Edwin Fuller Peram who arrived Sunday to
attend visit her mother Mrs Edward William
Pou, wife of the late dean of the House.
Mrs Wesley E. Disney Okla, with her family has
Joined Representative Disney Hotel Wesley
attend Staunton Military Academy Ther
other son Ralph will be in washington during the Winter
director National Park Service, united
States Department Interior and Mrs Cammerer returned
Friday home Cherrydae Va from visit OF three
Miami and other points in Florida
DR. W. F. Dunn assistant director Bureau of Foreign
and Mrs Dunn entertained at uncneon
at the Saturday honor of Dr. Max Henrquez
Minister Republic in London Among the guests
Pastorza Minister of the Dominican Re-
public Washington and Nine Pastorza and Mrs Arthur
Schoenfeld American Minister to the Dominican
Republic
Col Mrs S. Gordon Green OF Arlington, Va are
entertaining sister Mrs James Bowden OF Savannah
Thursday Col Mrs Green entertained company
of at n compliment to their guest.
Mai and F. H. Cartwright of Indian Head Md, are in
WASHINGTON for a brief visit and the Shoreham.
Capt H. P Moss of Berea, Va are in Washington
stopping for few days at the
Hotel Raleigh.
Evening star., 1937-01-25
Visitor Feted

Miss Marion Bauer, composer and
writer, is visiting Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Norman Murray Smith, having
come to Washington to speak before
the Washington Music Teachers As
sociation this evening. Miss Bauer
was the guest Of Mrs. Hugo Hessel-
bach, president of the association, in
a box at Mrs. Lawrence ToWnSend's
Evening star., 1937-01-25
Return From Trip

Mr.. B. A. Rucker, jr., Of Washing
ton and Delaplane, Va; Mr.. Stewart
Pierce Of Falls Church and Mr.. John
r. Hyatt Of Wallville, Nd. returned
today from Delaplane. where they
passed the week end with Mr.. Fuckers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Rucker.
Evening star., 1937-01-25
Mrs. Bowie Guest

Mrs. Richmond Irving Bowie Of
Beachmond, at Upper Marlboro, Nd,
is visiting her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Addison
Bowie, In their home at 1902 Ritten-
house street.
Evening star., 1937-11-06
War Scenes Again
Top News Films.

70 EFLECTTNG the news and mood
~ Of the world there once more Is
considerable footage devoted to China's
troubles and to death and destruction
on the Trans-Lux screen this week.
The footage from the Orient centers
around Chapel, the Chinese soldiers
shown in their determined stand, other
shots taken aboard the japanese flag
ship Idzumo. And just to stay in the
same mood Of wars and guns In vari-
Gus locales there are pictures Of the
recent revolt in Palestine and views
of the U. S. Arny's newest fighting
plane being tested at Dayton.
In more peaceful vein there are
shots Of the New York mayorality elec-
ton, society attending the horse show,
Jean Batten setting new air record,
apartment dwellers growing their own
coffee, War Admiral winning again
and SO on. Sports features include
bits Of q number Of the more exciting
of recent football games, including
the University OF Maryland home
coming celebration and the Maryland
Florida football contest.
Shorts this week are devoted to
comedy and a bit Of drama, with not q
travelogue in a carload. One, '"The
Littlest Diplomat" has Sybil Jason
proving that diplomacy pays, charm
ing an enemy chief to surprise her
grandfather, the colonel of the garri-
son. The others are Cowboy Shorty"
with Shorty the Chimp chasing bank
robbers in the wild west, and a Mickey
Mouse cartoon entitled "Mickey's
Amateurs. HIM.
Evening star., 1937-11-06
"The Awful Truth"
Stays at Met.

"TM AWFUL TRUTH" which
nothing can keep from beins
one Of the best comedies Of 1897, went
into its second week at the Metro
politan yesterday.
II any one has not heard Of it, which
must be an admirable kind OF hermit
hood, 1t concerns the merry course Of
. love that went sour, led to the d.
vorce court, and then twisted around
again to what It always should have
been; namely. happiness for the two
persons chiefly involved.
Irene Dunno, the wife, ex-wife, and
wife again, Of the picture again dem
onstrates to the satisfaction Of every
one that she Is quite the mistress of
comedy which "Theodora Goes Wild"
clearly indicated when it was one of
the best comedies of last year. As
sisting her more capably than his
previous efforts have indicated to be
possible is Cary Grant, the tall, dark
and handsome gent who really comes
into his own tn this picture, Of which
Columbia can be proud and with
which every one can be pleased.
Vina Delmar, who adapted the old
stage play for the screen, has missed
no bets as to bright dialogue and fas-
cinating situation. It should be one
Of the more must "musts" for those
who have not seen 1t.