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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1872 coach-Real good low
cost transportation. in best OF mechanical
e. fone'sn seuaat a f0e fDea 1ss od rn Resble
I3"5 l4th ST NV. Decatur 4sO3
PLYMOUTH 1895 de luxe touring coach.
@e eoape ane Pume
$500; all fully guaranteed; terms Barnes
Motors. 1729 l4th ST. NV. Decatur 800.
PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe :-door sedan
throughout: absolutely best buy in the
city: low mileage. Car has been in stor:.
age / / months: sacrifice. s3l0 Terms II
tcall Sun. and daily before pmD
PLYMOUTH 1885 coupe; black safety steel
body like new; clean upholstery. fine float
ns ood ee rade yor
Ford or Chevrolet as down payment: essv
terms ineludinS oqr Pa Famous Blue Ribbon
NV, n National :!Ss@ open @ eveniinsii ave-
PLYMOUTH 1898 town sedan: beautiful
car in best Of mechanical condition: float
draulc brakes: many other fine features
splendid economical family car for only
S, NV Adams O535
PLYMOUTH 1879 coscn: floating power;
steel body: hydraulic brakes and many
H iiabe ar csF for only s2@5 Arcade Pontiac
Co. 14I9 Irving 81. NV. Adams 0515
PONTIAC 4-door sedan. 1898 has had
unusually fine care by orieinal owner;
wire wheels spotless inside and smooth 9th
powerful motor, see ms car 10y oniy
Sa75. Pohanks Service. ll"6 goth st.
PONTIAC 1888 g" sedsn-'This is tour
ins lob with built-in trunk: finished in
black not a mar on it: a real buy IN,
nsaGtieSaS Ieims: SS45. new l. p st.uarts a me The
Old Reliable" 1875 I4th ST. NV. De-
Catur $500
PONTIAC 1925 $" couDe-orisinal dark
in new-car condition throushOut: your
IN lEsde old srRs S5S' stb stsaas st.
PONTIACs. 1887. used during inaugural
parade; 10 models TO choose from, all col; col
ors reduced S75; new warranty. 422l
Conn. ave. NV Cleveland S401.
luxe Job with SIX wheels: factory mechsnc
terms and liberal trade: s4j5: L; P.
18Th ST. NV Decatur 4so3.
PONTIAC 1894 4-door sedsn-A black
finish JOB that Is really odrealn: motor
s9S Tsd. a9d nooh al sond IfS
Old Reliable 1925 l4th st. NV. Decatur
4S0T.
PONTIAC IS 1895 sedan; hardly used
Will sacrifice. Call Mr.. Stevens. Metropoli-
PONTIAC 1853 h--,Finished IN a
beautiful black. thoroughly reconditioned
motor. all eXcellen; tires; low down pay
mcni, terms. S:i"9 L P. Steuart. Inc.
The Old Reliable" 1875 18th st. NV.
Decatur 1903.
PONTIAC 1855 5-passenger touring coupe
large rear trunk. excellent paint; nne,
clean upholstery. ali good tires and a
splendid motor; It will pay you 10 inspect
this car and compare our price before
buying elsewhere S465. C c. c. guaranty.
/ Capitol Cadillac Co. 49, End 81. NV.
! National $500. Open Sun. and eve.
/ PONTIAC 1884 sport coupe; here is a
/ fine clean car IN certainly splendid condi-
( ton; black paint. all good tires, Spotless
upholstery: you will find the price low
$50. c. C. c. guaranty Capitol Cadillac
p Co I',',., .,,nd 81. ". Natl. $500. Open
/ Sundays and evenings.
/ PONTIAC 1884 convertible coupe; black
paint brown leather upholstery; excellent
/ tires, and splendid motor; YOU will find
( this clean car a real value S395. c. c. c:
I guaranty Capitol Cadillac Co. l"," 2"nd
ST. NV. Natl $500. Open Sun. and eve.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

S. O. S.
SCORES TO CHOOSE FROM
ALL Makes
ALI Sizes
ALL Body Styles
See Our Today Bargains
Sterrett Operating Service, Inc.
30 NJ STREET NE. Metropolitan Oj05
T. R-U- C. K S
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1884 sedan. trunk rack. six
wheels. 1895, 1888 sedan. S295; fully
guaranteed: terms. Barnes Motors. 1929
l4th st. NV. Decatur 2390.
PONTIAC l 934 town sedan original finish
like lew. Fisher no-draft ventilation. ex-
cellent motor and very good tires; spotleSs
interior; splendid economical family car at
S;;95. Arcade Pontiac, 1439 irving st. NV.
Adams O515.
PONTIAC 1896 de luxe coupe; used by
Friends School teacher since new; real
value. S49a 422l Conn. ave. Cleve. s4O1 :.
STUDEBAKER 1894 6-cylinder coupe in
guaranteed condition. I will make you a
real good deal See Mr.. Weger. Cherner
Motor Co. Used-Car Lot, 1887 Sherman
ave NV
Evening star., 1937-02-01

EICHBERG AUCTION SALES. INC.
AuctiOnePrS
BY order of the Executor of
Gilbert c. Bensinger, deceased,
we will sell at public auction at
3240 Prospect Avenue NV. at
IL am. o'clock on Thursday,
February 4th, 1897, various
trucks. truck parts, tools, ma
chinery and Office equipment
CONSISTING Of
1875 Diamond 7. Truck Panel Body
1888 DodEe Truck Panel BOdy)
1891 Diamond T. Truck tChas>is)
1890 Rec Sedan
I Band Saw. Rip saw and Planer
and ! Drill Press electric driven.
Planer. Blacksmith Forge Shear. Air
Compressor. Mechanical Press. Hvdrau-
lie Jacks. Adding Machine. Typewriter.
Files. Chairs. Desks. Cabinets. Check-
writer. Tables and other office equip
ment.
Terms. cash. Immediate Removal
Gus EICHBTEG.
Auctinnrer.
Ry order Of Alvin l.. Nrwmver and
Joseph A. Kaufman. Attorneys for
Estate. tel.,3
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.


STUDEBAKER 1885 5-pass touring sedan,
Dictator; large rear trunk; light tan nm
ish: perfect upholstery; excellent tires:
heater. Here is a car you will find very
clean in every respect. S495. C C C
guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co, 122o a2nd
st. NV. Natl. 1900 Open Sun. and eve.
STUDEBAKER 1885 5-passenser 2-door
touring sedan Dictator large rear trunk;
the original black paint and U. s tires are
in excellent condition; spotless upholstery.
this is very clean car; S415. c. c. c.
guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co, 1922 %2nd
st NV. Natl. 1900. Open Sun. and eve
TERRAPLANE 1888 sedan. very low mile
age. excellent appearance and mechanical
ly perfect: only 5000 and $50 trade
Capitol Motors, 1872" Penna. ave. Sc.
TERRAPLANE 1894 convertible coupe
This is a special Job and has radio. heater
and wheel shields $50 down. S3l is
monthly: guaranteed 60 DAYS in writing.
WarrinEton Motor Car Co. 2O35 nth st.
NV. Pot O7GI
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FORD 1894 Fordor sedan: new paint; ex-
cellent condition. Shows evidence OF pest
of care; one owner Guaranteed Price.
S335. Warfield Motor Co., 1925 Sherman
ave NV Adams 5000.
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PACKARD model custom roadster. We
have priced this car to move at once;
save 500 and buy now: S35 down. S14 SO
monthly. Warrington Motor Car Co., 2O35
18th st. NV.
PLYMOUTH sport coupe 1885; radio and
heater; very low mileage: black finish
is just like new; fine tires. spotless inside.
mechanically perfect; real bargain at
only S435; see this car today; it won't
Service. 1875 Goth st. Nv. District 9141.
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 2-door touring
sedan with trunk; driven only 500 miles;
cost 1856 new. must sell. S595: terms ar
ranged Call Columbia 6ls6-M
PLYMOUTH 1894 coach-Finished in gun
metal thoroushly renewed throughout
satlonal bargains; terms and trade; S365:
L. P. Steuart, Inc. The OLD Reliable"
1928 14th st. NV. Decatur 4s03.
PLYMOUTH 1895 sedan-,Gun metal fin:
care: one Of our. very best buys: see it
today: trade and terms S495. L. p
Steuart. Inc. The Old Reliable" 1925
l4th st. NV. Decatur 4sO3.
PLYMoUTH. 1887 sport coupe, driven
exactly ], ,996 miles: painted q light beige;
1t is, Of course. in new-car condition;
S695. C. c. C. guaranty. Capitol Cadil-
Open esp 9e; Sun. and ea eve' o. "" A. '''''
PLYMOUTH 1895. de luxe 2-door touring
tion throughout. low mileage. large trunk;
complete with Winter oil, grease and Pres,
tore: sacrifice S39O; liberal terms: 500
down: must sell this week. 1910 14th St.
n.v. Decatur 1888 ldailZ1 Sunday before
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FORD 1885 touring Fordor de luxe with
built-in trunk: color black. wheels ana
stripe cream New-car appearance. Writ
ten money-back guarantee; S419. Warheld
Motor Co., 2525 Sherman ave. NV. Adams
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FORD 1885 de luxe Tudor; twin horns and
tail lamps; spotless broadcloth upholstery;
new armory green finish. Written money
back guarantee: $4l5. Warfield Motor
Co .5o5 Sherman ave. NV. Adams 5000.
Evening star., 1937-02-01

FORD 1894 cabriolet: beautiful green nm
lsh fine. clean top and upholstery heater.
You cannot find . cabriolet in better con.
dition. S"65. C.. c. c. guaranty. Capitol
Cadillac Co. 1929 2end NV. Natl.
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CHEVROLET 1880 sedan. S35; Hudson
1880 coupe S49: Essex 1880 coach. S65;
Willys 1888 roadster. $50. 4"2l Conn.
ave Cleveland S401.
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PONTIAC 1898 IS" coupe-Original dark
in new-car condition throughout: your
car IN trade: terms $3.50. L. p. Steuart.
Inc The Old Reliable 1925 1ith 81.
n " Decatur 4S0.H
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CHEVROLET 1894 master de luxe town
SEDAN; built-in trunk; tires like new: re-
conditioned motor. new black paint. Re-
duced to S345. Addison Chevrolet. 1897
Trt-in CT
Evening star., 1937-02-01

PONTIACS. 1897. used during inaugural
parade; 10 models TO choose from, all col
orS. reduced S95: new warranty. All
Cnnn aNe Il CleNeland S40l.
Evening star., 1937-02-01

PONTIAC 1888 "s" sedsn-This is tour
Ing lob with built-in trunk: finished in
black. not mar on it: real buy IN a
practically new car. your car IN trade;
terms: S545 l. P S;eusrr. Inc. The
Old Reliable" 1875 I4th ST. NV. De-
CatUr 4Sn3
Evening star., 1937-02-01

FORD Tudor 1884: black car with broad
cloth upholstery. many miles Of unused
transportation for orly S"95. Walsh Mo-
-. L..
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ORD Fordor 1898: tan with cream
sheels good tires See this car and then
ompale price S?59. Walsh Motor CO..
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FORD 1898 de luxe Tudor sedan: like new
inside and out: twin horns and tail lamps
de luxe interior General condition far
exceeds average. Only S249. Warneld
Motor Co., 2525 Sherman ave. NV. Adams
Evening star., 1937-10-17

the first alumnus Of the college to be-
come dean Of men, a position to which
he was appointed q few days before
the opening Of the current year. More
than so men turned out for debat-
ing, - number unprecedented in the
history Of Catholic University de-
batting" according to Father O'Con-
nor.
The Right Rev. Joseph M. Corrigan,
rector of the university, will attend
the official opening of the new Federal
Reserve Building on Wednesday at
$3.50 pm. Saturday evening he
will be the speaker at the annual ban
quet of the Scranton, Pa, Diocesan
Council of Catholic Women, address,
ing the gathering on Catholic Ac-
ton and the Laity."
Five contributions to the field Of
botanical studies made by the Rev.
DR.. Hugh O'Neil, head Of the depart
ment OF botany at Catholic University,
will appear in print this Fall Father
O'Neil spent the Summer Of 1895
in Central America and during the last
year completed the Identification Of a
number of species Of plants. The re-
suits of his findings were compiled
during the Summer of 1887, and they
will be printed in Rhodora, the jour-
nal of the Gray Herbarium OF Har-
ward and the Leaflet Of Western
Botany, published under the auspices
OF the California Academy Of Science.
Evening star., 1937-10-17
c. i. CLASS TO co
TO TEAAT TRINITY
Event Today Planned to In
tr0duce Freshmen of
Neiqhbor Schools.

The freshmen of Catholic Univer-
s.ty will be the guests Of the Trinity
College freshmen at 4 tea in Trinity's
social hall this afternoon between I
and o'clock. This custom was inau-
sursted 4 few years ago by the dean
Of Trinity and the dean of men at
Catholic University in order to in
troduce the two entering classes whose
adjacent campuses bring them into
such close contact during their four
Undergraduate years in Brookland.
The chairman of the Student Coun-
ell, Joseph Winfield Scott of WASH
1ngton, who is also the president of
the senior class Of the College of Arts
and Sciences. has designated the first
Monday OF each month as the meeting
night for the council. Lewis Lanman
Of Washington was named director
Tor all pep" meetings at the first
meeting OF the council.
The hrst debate tryouts OF the sea-
son will be held tomorrow evening in
the auditorium OF the Music Build
Ing under the direction OF Rev. P. J.
OConnor, coach Of debate. Father
O'Connor has the distinction OF being
Evening star., 1937-10-17
$4,000, 900 Barrels of Apples.

This year about 65,0o0,0 900 barrels
Of apples will be produced in the
United States-About four-fifthx Of
the world production and the largest
United States crop in six years. 4
60 per cent increase over last year.
Evening star., 1937-03-03
Stock Averages
BY VICTOR EUBANK,


NEW YORK. March 3.-With
steel strike apparently averted, select
ed stocks again swept forward in to
days market, many TO new recover
heights
While there we're occasional profit
selling interruptions, gains Of 10 :
points we're we'll distributed al tE
cine
steea JED .he upsring with raj
and nezIy I'D -s,rla.s n their wax
TIE ,Icke: ,zp% Tzs oeh!rd minute
=: .ns cce.Zz z.t frequently IL
sr-ez'7 :aHrsz:;r. z...I1g. C!sdL2
s-lT=c clS.-. LnT ar :.e. VolUn9e
e1pa.cec u ~ Ia: ag1, T!eTL-
:e:a zop->z.z1z.e1 34;t IN xazres
HeaTT oEe-I-2.; o:cers crowded IN,
cnnnnlsss,.. ..c--a%a Z, tAe .1aug1ra-
t.on o: dee.:EZs. :,.-cE.ng enno1rcr-
ment the C.::et s'a:es s:eel CorD
had joined ot.e- p-1d.ce-s y grant
ing workers higher wages and shorte-
hours.
CII4LSl SLdLEe fCb%4 LEIlH4DI. = Sdl ~
the ball rolling with block Of ioo01
shares az a gain Of nearly 2 Ate:
dipping later il subsequently, extended
its advance 10 more than S 70 It's best
mark since the depression.
Bethlehem also Jumped as much e
a new high. Prominent In this group
also we're Gulf States Steel. Youngs-
town Sheet {, Tube. Sheffield,
National Steel, Republic, Interlak-
Iron and American Rolling Mill.
Among outstanding carriers wer2
Santa Fe, New York Central, Penn
sylvania. Southern Pacific. Great
Northern, Northern Pacific Baltimore
g. Ohio. Chesapeake g. Ohio. Illinois
Central and Atlantic Coast Line.
Other climbers included Du Pont.
Allied Chemical, American Can. West
inghouse. Johns -Manville, United Air
craft, Douglas Aircraft, Anaconda,
Kennecott, Cerro de Pasco, st. Jo-
seph Lead, Montgomery Ward, Sears
Roebuck. Goodrich, Chrysler, Texas
Corp. and Standard Oil of New Jersey.
Hesitant were General Motors.
United States Rubber, Consolidated
Edison, North American, Electric
Power g. Light, American Smelling,
Dome Mines. General Electric and
Paramount.
Evening star., 1937-03-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. March ? ,41 United States
Department of Agriculture .-Hogs. $4,000.
including $500 direct: market steady, TO
shade higher than Tuesdays average after
opening around 10 higher. top. TO- AS: bulk
GOOD and choice 1S0-32O pound. 10.20a
l0.40 choice l40-l10 pound. 9.65al0.25:
most packing sowS 9.5Oa9.15.
Cattle, 5000; calves. 800; another &C
tive mar ket strong TO % hieher. all in
terests i'll trade: long-fed steers and
yearlings very scarce: 1900 paid for 1,25u-
pound bullocks; l.5S3 pound 1875: bulk
welghty steers on shipper account, l3.5ua
! 80: common kinds getting good action:
killers taking the crop at .5Oas: 335: prime
welghty heifers I'D to 12.15; heifery COWS
TO SO; market on seneral run cows and
down to 3,75, small killers very active on
common heifers around 6.00a6.50: bulls
steady at $50 Gown on sausage offerings,
but vealers weak 10 - lower: mostly $50
down on dalry-bred offerings; welghty ship
per kinds 9.00a9 80
Sheep Il 0n0: none direct: around % per
cent fat lamb supply from Colorado; open
ing slow. early indications, strons to un- m
evenly higher. or around GOAL % for
best kinds: odd ots and loads, good -
pound averages. 1915. fat sheep !ully
steady: handyweleht ewes, $50, other small
lots. good to choice 5.5Ca6.225.
Evening star., 1937-03-03

charterfr Con-
gress and started
its long career.
Dated March 3,
1887, the charter
was signed by
Andrew Jackson
on his last day
as President; by
James K. Polk as
Speaker of the
House, who later
became President,
and by Senator
w. w. King, who
acted for Martin
Van Buren, then
Vice President.
Evening star., 1937-03-03
INSURANCE FIRM
IS CENTURY OLD
Firemen's Insurance Co.
Was Founded in Washing
ton March 3, 1887.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Just 100 years ago today the Fire
mems Insurance Co. of Washington
and Georgetown. now located at 3O3
Seventh street northwest, obtained its
Evening star., 1937-03-03

Continued on Page A-l99
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MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL March 3 LPl.-Silver tu-
lures opened steady. 10 points higher.
March. 44.S5b; May. A COB: July. 44.42o.
Bid.
Evening star., 1937-03-03
RUBBER FUTURES.

NEW YORK March 3 lP-Crude rub
ber futures opened barely steady. 3 TO Il
lower March. 2l.60b May. 2194: July.
- 06-0S.
Bid.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13
TICKET GIFT BOOKS
TO BE PLACED ON
SALE HERE SOON

A new idea in gifts and one
that will solve many shopping
problem, will soon be placed on
sale by both Of your local thea
tres.
The gift booklets will be in two
denominations, $1.00 and $3.50,
and may be used at both thea
tres.
Mr.. Buchanan hopes to keep
these books available for special
gifts for birthdays, anniversarys,
etc, as this plan has proved enor-
mously popular in other cities.
The date of sale on the gift
booklets will be announced both
in the newspaper space and
screen of both theatres.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13
.STANWYCK SEEN AS
PUG!LISTIC HEROINE

4 pugilistic heroine is the novel
assignment filled by Barbara
Stanwyck in her current RkO RAJ
do vehicle, "Breakfast for Two
a comedy-romancc, in which she
is co-staTcd with Herbert Mar
shall.
Madly in love with Marshall,
according to the story, Miss Stan
wyck engages in a boxing bout
with the tall Englishman and sue
ccedS in giving him a very black
eye. And according to the script,
Marshall comes back for more by
proposing marriage and being ac-
ccptcd by the battling beauty.
Alfred Santcll directed the pro,
duction by Edward Kaufman and
the supporting cast includes Glen
da Farrell, Eric Blorc, Frank VI;
Thomas, Eticnnt Girardot and
Donald Meek.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13

from Texas, who meets Marshall
during a hectic tour of the New
York night clubs and escorts him
home, only to discover he is prac-
tically engaged to Glenda Farrell,
as a gold-digging actress whose
career he is financing. Undaunted,
Miss Stanwyck decides to make
a man of Marshall whether he
likes it or not, and proceeds to
buy control Of the Lines from
under his nose.
Enraged by what he considers
her tricky, Marshall prepares to
fight back, but, practically penmi-
less, is in no position to do so.
Miss Stanwyck makes him vice
president Of the company to build
up his morale - and learns he
intends to marry Miss Farrell.
How the heiress and MarshalPs
faithful valet, Eric Blore, team
together to prevent this and to
stimulate Marshall into putting up
a fight for his firm and his name,
leads to the exciting and hilarious
series Of climaXeS.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13

Brought together for the first
time as co-starS in the romantic
comedy, "Breakfast for Two, are
Barbara Stanwyck and Herbert
Marshall. They are supported by
= quartet of fun-makers includ-
ing Eric Blore, Glenda Farrell,
Etienne Girardot and Donald
Meek.
breakfast for Two is based
on David Garth's novel of the
same name, which was published
in Red Book.
This sparkling comedy-romance,
directed by Al Santell, deals in
sprightly fashion with rich girls
efforts to make man out a
charming idler.
Herbert Marshall, as the last of
the ship-owning Blairs and presi-
dent Of the Blair Steamship Lines,
takes no interest in the affairs
of the company and prefers night
IN a big way. while the Lines are
rapidly going into bankruptcy.
Barbara Stanwyck is an hcmcSs
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13

group.
Here are some others:
Doit-dirt; daW-door; uddah
staws 1870 other stores; mout -
mouth: chickec dc cop--look out
for the cop or cheese it; butt
butt end of q cigarette; Wuzat--
was that; wuZa mattuh-What S
the matter; ovuhlap - overlap !;
rifawn-rcform; godda-got to;
woodn gimme-wouldn't give me;
kimmeah - come here; trow-
throw; putzo-beat it; cumzin -
come in; blow-to pass I'm po-
kerr; howZa wadda - how's the
water; staht-start; furrim - for
him; lip ahdist--gyp artists; mick
eys-potatoes roasted in ashes.
There are a good many other 5,
Some Kingsley never did translate
couldn't find out what they
meant. Doop and chooch, for IN
stance, are epithets but what they
mean even the boys who use them
don't know.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13
TAINTED DURING TESTS

Bette Davis and Jean Muir, the
film actress, have one recollection
in common. Both of them tainted
while they were making the screen
tests in New York City which lea
to their Hollywood contracts. 1T
was a very hot day. Bette re-
called. Il suppose | was nervous,
too. Anyhow, l tainted just as |
was halfway through my lines.
After | came to, | made the test
over again, and never dreamed
that | would be offered a movie
contract. But | was"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13
East Side Babes
Speak Language
All Their Own

Out of the mouths Of New
York'S East Side babes comes Il
strange, almost unintclligiblc lam
g'Uago. Sidney Kingsley, the play
wright. sat i'm the sun on a dead
end street two summers ago, lis
tening to it, fascinated by its
haunting, poetic rhythmS. Pres
emily. he used that argot in a play
ne called Dead End"
To those who have seen the
stage production Of Dead End
the East Side argot is familiar
TO local film fans it is not but
it will be when Samuel Goldwyn'S
perturbation Of Dead End"
brings Sylvia Sidney, Joel Nc
Crca, Humphrey Bogart, Wendy
Barrie, Claire Trevor, Allen Jen-
liuS an dthe Dead End kids from
the original New York stage cast
20 the Carolina theatre soon.
DICTIONARY NEEDED!
You'll hear the Stun boys say
"Aw. chooch - aw, doOp $500 you
get your lumps-chickec de cop
mobilize him-Ahl goul yu-fens
choose yu.'
There are French-English, Span
:sh-English, Danish-English, Rus
sion English dictionaries, but to
date no East Side-English diction-
airy has been published. You need
ed one on the Dead End" set.
you get your Jumps" for in
stance, has to do with a gutter
game. The boys match fingers and
the winner socks the loser. "Akey,
akey halfies," is a chant used
when some member of gang
finds something valuable. The one
who chants it is entitled to half
the findings provided he crosses
his fingers when he says it. The
finder can keep his prize to him.
self if he shouts "fens" in an
swer. "Ah'l goul yu' means "I'll
knock you for a goal" mobilize
you" means "to attack in a
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13
PECK'S GOOD BOY

Charles Peck plays the manner
w little fellow who is harried by
the slum kids in Samuel Gold
WINS Dead End" starring Sylvia
Sidney and Joel McCrea.
Charlie is wel-known to radio
listeners as the boy of the Jones
Pup program on KEWB.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-21
INSPECTION Held
| AT STATE ARMORY
Regular Army Officers
Here For Annual Check
Up on G. N. G. Units

Headquarters Co., 2nd battalion.
102d infantry, Connecticut National
Guard, was inspected yesterday af-
ternoon and evening at the state
armory on Field street by Major
Raymond Sherman Of Hartford, in
structor Of the 169th infantry, as
Psisted by Lawrence E. Quinn and
Major Jack Blizzard, regular army
inspectors In this area.
Other visiting officers at the
inspection included Col. Lewis L.
Field, of New Haven; Lieut.. Col
Ernest E. Novey, Torrington;
Capt Waldo Ashley and Lieut..
George Weller, New Haven. The
inspection was the third to be held
In the city this week. Co. E. 102d
infantry, eng. Capt. Thomas Hor-
rigan, commanding, was inspected
on Monday and Co. G, l02d infan-
try, Capt. Peter E. Fox, COM
manding. was inspected Tuesday.
Major Sherman and his staff will
inspect Co. r., Edward j. Bell COM
inanding, today. The Howitzer Co.,
102d infantry, CHG, will be inspect
ed tomorrow. Captain George L.
Eaton Is In command Of the Howit-
yer company. The medical de-
tachment, commanded by Major
Joseph Ciminara will be inspected
next Tuesday.