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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-14
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP.
By ED SULLIVAN
Introduction

FLAGSTAFF Ariz, Sept. CAboard the Chief.
I've introduced Dietrich at ship concert the Nor
mande danced oberon at Cros in London and dis
covered that young Doug the
Switzerland to Zurich I've run into Ben
Lyon Bebe Daniels in Paris met Bert Wheeler in Dublin
High ships pool Bob Woosey the lie de
with Jack Benny Budapest and aper
tits with Tqo carmina on the banks Of the Grand ran Canal in
always met friends Of mine from the that is to
to meet them There's not movie star aboard as your cor
Or Perhaps, with Janet Gaynor in "a
Star there some unknown yogser Santa
Fe % heading the that stars out despite all the
detors which attempt to Illustrate them The conductor would
not know because when you check your baggage
courage ambition carried lot Of
less against same seat cushions ate in this diner
R nS y sPS vsud ns @ nd dn
West this train her heart full Of misgvngs her feet full Of
Astae and Joan Crawford and Iuse Raner They were
Da ts and ID but
1ns e S e s ao0 eS
despas the continent and witnessed
the a2yeard Pandro Beman RKo returning
IRON Ta o ne @ had sn s p6 ns on M @
lot New York too he looked long and expeTty at Having
was Berman born in Pittsburgh
Thn n Se %
on: u @ story
Joan PSI e np o % o dS 5c Gene
Raymond Dolores Del Rio featured Asare Ginger
Rogers second leads when myself the SCREEN"
Astaire told II felt terrible danced badly looked awuy
clumsy Pan Berman met at the office when went to ask
contract said Fred insane.
We've the rshes and you've got sardust spkled all
you"
thought being nice to him, rushed off to
before the picture released himself the boos he
wasn't until Berman followed him to London that
Astae realized what he had imagined his greatest flop actually
had been his most important success.
So flair for star
sensing powerfully impressed
with the work of comparatively unknown Andrea Leeds in the film
"Stage keep her katharine
Ginger play the leads and this should be RKO
biggest and boxoce smash Of the last five years.
Well won't BE- long now III file my next column from Abl'
querque in Hollywood I'll sort OF be to
leave this dining Kentuckan Day in charge Of the
this er provided turkey that meltS
in your mouth City wired for mountain
morning at station five hundred
distant time lunch AS devoured them recalled
the time 1918 Chicago join the Marines and
caeraS in the daytime and at the Illinois
freight yards at night Pass another trout please Mr. Day.
I'm feeling morbid
1copyright. BY Chicago TibuneN Syndicate.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-14

the breaking point, and often
winked at discipline, all in the
interests of rowdy, and some
times indicate fun.
You may be able to determine,
if you're persistent, how Cadet
Billy Randolph ever survived to
commencement day. For Billy
hoped the curfew to keep a
date, he was an indefagitable
hazer, he was loose as ashes
with other peoples money, he
handled the truth like Munich
ausen, peeked at examination
papers, and he pawned the Gov
ernment'S property.
Brother Rat Randolph was, in
fact, a young hellion, willing to
risk sentry punishment and ar
rest for a necking date even,
and he was poison for the fellow
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-14
Likes Him

Most novel fan tribute comes
from Alveda Stancato of Nc.
Adoo, Pa, who wrote Michael
Whalen she has her bedroom
completely wall-papered with
Whalen photographs and bill
board posters covering every pic
ture HIS appeared in.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-14
"BROTHER RAT" OPENS
George Abbott Stages Speedy
Fun Among the Students In
And About V. M. !. Campus
BY ANDREW R. KELLEY

Producer George Abbott took the farce which Play
wrgh John Monks T and Fred F. Flnkelhotte confined at
Virginia Military Institute and blew up into three acts of
the livliest kind of collegiate fun.
Brother Rat" this V. NJ rollickng comedy is called
after the fraterna greeting exchanged by the cadets 1t
opened legitimate the National Theaer last night
and I can t imagine merrer choice for premiere.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-14

Collegiate Comedy naugurates Legitimate
Stage Season at the National Iheater
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-14

SOME RAH-RAH FUN
In the around the parade
grounds of this famous Old Do
minion military establishment,
in the barracks and on the front
porcheS, Americas future sol
diers found plenty of romantic
adventure and excitement. They
stretched the code of honor to
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-14
Another Soma

"I'll Settle for Love" has been
written by Harry Akst and Sid
ney Glare as a number to be
sung by Claire Trevor in big
Town Girl"
La gaceta., 1937-12-11
Franeia quiere ser dueho de

Franeia Quiere ser duefio de
su territorio.
No puede tolerar por mas
tempo los ataques diarios rea-
lizados contra su moneda con la
complicidad de la speculation
francesa.
No puede tampoco permitir
hechos tales como los registra-
dos en- Tdnez, en- que una expe-
dici6n extranjera, armada, des-
embanque, saquee locales y de
muerte a hombres sometidos a
su Jurisdiction.
No puede soportar por mas
tempo los manejos de algunos
embajadores, las ~piraterias, los
atentados, las explosiones de
bombas y las instalaciones de
dep6sitos de armas que amena-
Fan su seguridad interior Y ex-
terror.
Todo este ha durado va de-
masiado. No es solo la indepen-
dencia ell pueblo frances, sino
su propio honor 10 que esta aho-
ra en- juego.
FL presidente Daladier ha de.
clarado: HAY momentos en-
que hay que saber decir: Nor.
Pues bien, llega un momento
en- que hay que saber gritar:
q Bastap
TODD 10 que, desde hace me
SEES, venimos dicisndo, Sc con-
firma con escandalo.
iBasta!
Debe cortarse inmediatamen-
tie la Intervention fascista en-
Francia. Y tOdos sus agentes-
extranjeros y franceses-per-
seguidos sin piedad. Lo exige
la paz inerior y exterior.
iBasta!
La gaceta., 1937-12-11
Bale

061kG
Esta noche Sc verificara Ell
bale del Temple Ideal No. 2,
de los Caballeros del Aguila
de Orc, en- la bonita y espacio
sa sala de la calle 16.
FL programa acordado es de
primer orden.
Los Caballeros pagaran AZ
centavos Y las senoras Y seno-
ritas Is.
La Sra. Maria Fonte, secre-
taria del Comite, en- amable
carta nos dice: en- la junta re-
0ular celehrada ell dfa Z de lo1
corrientes, ell Temple Ideal No.
2, de las damas de los Caba'
l!eros del Aguila de Orc, acor
do dar a listed las mas expire,
sivas gracias por su valiosa
cooperation en- la publicidal
dada a n1estro bale.
Apreciamos la bondad d,
las inteligentes Y activas her.
manaS.
I'm truinfo rotundo les au
9uramos.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11
DE LA GRAN 10
GA DE LA d CABA-
LLERO DE LA LUZ, Inc.

Los hermanos de la Gran Lo-
gia de la Orden Caballero de la
Luz, Inc, por medic de su iefe,
Rogelio Berdeal, Ell s~ecretario
Armando Lopez Y Esselo Diaz,
nos mandan un chequen de elm
co pesos para Ia leehe que Tam
pa mandara a la Cruz Roja Els
pamela.
Agradecemos a la noble ms
tituci6n su nuevo donativo en-
favor de la Espaia leal.
De la carta que acompa5a al
cheque, copiamos estas pala-
bras el fonde de lie che para los
nihos es una obra digna de los
mayores encomios.
Gracias. Salud!
La gaceta., 1937-12-11
iBASTAi
FL Ultimo Articulo de
P. Valiant Couturier

TN Articulo Emotivo.-Aca-
ba de fallecer en- un sanatorio
de Paris, ell diputade comunis~
ia Paul Valiant Couturier.
Poeta, novelista, cuentista, pc
riodista combativo, pintor,
ETC., era en- toda la extension
de la palabra un artista. Y un
patricia frances. Su conducta
durante la guerra lie vali6 ell
grado de captain y algunas
cruces de merito militar. Al
5erminar la guerra Sc afili6 al
partido comunista donde ha
sido un combatiente digno Y
eficaz. Defensor de todas las
causas justas, al estaliar Ia
guerra espanola, Sc puse de
parte del pueblo espanel visi-
tando en- varias ocasienes los
frentes de combate. gu er6ni-
ca diaria estaba dedicada a
Espana y su articulo antee de
morir ha sido este que repro
ducimos con honda emoci6n.
-(Nota de "Prensa Hispani-
cay.
lEsto tiene que terminar
val
Cada dfa que pasa nos trae
una nueva prueba de la exis-
tencia del waste plan de Sin
tervenci6n de Hitler y Musso-
lini tn Frnacia" plan que ha
tenido va un importante prin-
cipio de ejecuci6n.
Ell ataque exterior contra 81
Frente Popular frances proce-
de exactamente de las mismas
directrices que ell ataque des-
cncadenado hace un aho y me
do contra ell Frente Popular
espanol. Los organizadores eS
tranjeros son los mismos, las
complicidades interiors;, del
mismo orden, los fines perse-
guides, identicos y los dietado-
res no Sc toman va nj la moles
tia de ocultarlos... antes al
contrario: ilos pregonan!
So pretexto de luchar con.
ira ell comunismo, o, como d.
jo Mussolini, csntra "algo que
que Sc lie parece', estan deci-
didos a intervene allf dende
10 juzguen possible, CONTRA
LA demo "Noso-
tros hemos eliminado ell comu-
nismo de nusstro pals. hemos
de cuidarnos de evitar este Pc
La gaceta., 1937-12-11
YURENEFFE NO REGRESA-
RA A BERLIN

Moscou, Die. 11.-El gobier
no Soviet anuncio hoy que no
retornara a la embajada de
Berlin ell embajador Yureneff.
Oficialmente NADIA sc ha d.
che sobre ell paradero del jo-
ven diplomatico, que tiene 38
partido Comunista desde 1905
Fue comisario de obras pu-
blicao y embajador en- Italia
Y Jap6n antes de ser mandado
a Berlin.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11
FRANCIA NO Sc DEJARA
IMPRESIONAR POR AME-
NAZAS

Paris, die. 11.-Hablando en-
una reunion del Institute CO.
lonial frances, ell general Jean
Tilhoo declare que Francia no
Sc dejara amedrentar por las a.
menazas de Alemania.
"Los mandates coloniales de
Francia en- Africa forman la
llave de su %seguridad y su en-
trega a Alemania provocaria Ia
guerra.
Participation en- la discussion
expertos en- asuntes coloniales
v militares.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11
RUMANTA PROHITBE HA-
BLAIR N T Ell REY

Bucarest, Rumanfa, die. IL.
Ell gobieruo ha prohibido a
los lfderes de la oposici6n ell pro
nunciar discusses contra el rey
Carol. Los que desobedezcan la
orden seran detenidos.
Dos personals murieron al com
batir la guardia de hero Y los
liberales en- un lugar llamado
Lngor.
Por hablar en- contra del rey
fue encarcelado aver un jefe
del partido Nacional de Campo
sinos.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11
Sc ACUSA AL JOVEN SMITH
DE TRES ROROs

La policia detuvo hoy a Clau
dio Smith, de II amos, acusan-
dolo de varios delitos de robo.
Ell detective Beasley detuvo
a Smith por sospechas de que
sea ell autor de tres delitos de
robo, en- etras tantas casas de
esta ciudad.
A las autoridades del con-
dade Sc inform6 del case y a
elias, en- ell momento oportuna
sera entregado 81 delincuente.
Hace algunes meses Smith
fue detenido bajo la acusacion
de robar un paquete de dulees,
La gaceta., 1937-12-11
La function del dia 10

La 0GA 0A0 AZ
Ell dfa 10 Sc efectuara, en- ell
teatro de la sociedad Centre
Astariano, la function organi-
zada por ell Comite P. Demo :
cratico y las Secciones de Re-
creo y Adorno e Intereses de
las prestigiosas sociedades lea
les Centre Esp3aol, Centre As
turiano, Caballeros Leales dc
America, Unione Italia y G
Cubano.
Las comisiones act1an en- Ia
vneta de tickets" y Sc mues
tran contentsimas con ell resul
tado.
va hennos dicho que Sc re-
presentara "La Cara" y Ell
elal tomaran parte Manuel A
paricio, las hermanas GARNER
y Pillar Ramirez, Josefina Re-
drfguez, Maitlde Rueda y o
tros valiosos elementos locales.
La obra Sc montana con la
propiedad requerida, no obs
atnte 81 bajo precio fijado.
TODD ell d.nero que la fun
ci6n pro iuzca Sc invertira Ell
comprar leche para los nino>
de la Espana leal.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11

ligro en- ell exterior, isepan-
lo!", ha declarado Hitler en-
Nuremberg.
Tratase, pues, indiscutible-
mente, de la proclamation de
las potencias fascistas del dere-
cho a la Intervention PRE-
VENTIVA directa y armada en-
los paises vecinos no fascistas.
Este es Ell precio de VA nlarga
serie de debilidades,
lila No Intervention demo-
cratica en- Espafa ha sido coro-
NADIA por la Intervention fascis-
ia en- Francia!
Y, segdn las circumstances,
la intervention ha de producer
Sc o por la bomba de los terro-
ristas o por ell desembarco en-
masa de soldados italianos o a.
lemanes; la primera acci6n pre-
para la segrnda:
Actualmente, en- Francia, Ia
activa red de agentes de Hitler
" de Musselini, Sc ha desarro-
llado mas con los a~cntecimien-
tos de Espaha, Sc esfuerza en- a.
|gitar a la opinion pdblica fran
Icesa y crear ell desorden, orga-
nizando atentados y pa-ovoca-
clones owe pusdan ser atribui
dos Pa los antifascistas. Trata,
en- suma, de justiffcar la ina
gen absurda de una Francia "a
sangre y fuego" que Ia Prensa
de Italia y Aiemania auiere pro
paga rem Ell mundo son ell con-
curse de las ligas facciosas y su
Prensa.
Els I'm primer paso en- ell ca
mino que las dictaduras espe-
ran pronto jalonar con la huida
de turistas, Ell fraeaso de la Elk.
posici6n, la agravacion de 10 81,
tuaci6n economical, la estrangu.
laci6n del france, la exaspera.
,cion de los conflictOs sociales.
la ruptura del Frente Popular,
la resurrection de las ligas y
los partidos facciosos presenta-
dos como salVaderes del erden
(sic), So "putsch" eventual y,
para terminar, la intervention
militar en- su favor, de los tres
fascismos extranjeros.
Els decir, poner en- practica
ell "MeinKamp' de Hitler: el
cerco de Francia.
Pues bien, Francia esta har-
ia va.
No puede tolerar mas o. SCI
tratada como pals eonquistade
por todos los Troneoso y los
Tamburini que Hitler Y Mussli,
nj quieran mandar a 81 terrific
rio.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11
Ell TEMPO

La noche sera muy fra, Sc
gun la oficina meteorological
LEGAL, y de nuevo los campesi-
nosdeberan tomar precaucio :
mes.
"Esta noche sera la mas fra
de la nueva ola y por 10 tantc'
la mas peligrosa.
"Eaperase que la escarcha
Sc extienda por cast TODD el te-
rritorio de la Florida"
La gaceta., 1937-12-11
Cabaret de Navidad

Prepare ell Circulo Cubano
su gran Cabaret annual de Ma
vidad, que sc verificara ell dia
Is, en- TODD Ell hermoso edificio
de 10 Gale ID.
La Secci6n de Recreo Y A
dorno tiene contratadas dos or
questas de primer orden, cor
Ell fin de dejar satisfechos a
los buenos bailadores.
Una de las orquestas tocara
La gaceta., 1937-12-11

Function
La function del Centre Obre
70, sefalada para mahana do
mingo, es a base de la reposi.
ci6n de "Milicianos al Frente"
Paquito Diaz Rogue desem-
pena ell papel de mayor imper
tancia. LIE secundan otros va
liosos elementos artfsticos.
Mas bajos no pueden ser los
precios de entrada, Is y 10
c~entavos.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11

Ell Centio Espanol celebra
"a manana su matinee domi-
meal, en- cumplimiento de la
obra de los muchachos de la
Secci6n de Recreo y Adorno.
"Don Francisco" tendra a
81 cargo ell entretener a la jul
ventud. *
Centenares de parejas, co
mo en- seranas anteriores, lie
naran la amplia sala del pala
clio de La Septima avenida.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11

La yerba hedionda, una
planta medicinal, produce un
destilado fragante, que puede
ser aprovechable en- la perfu-
meria.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11

Los melones de aqua. o san
dfas, y pan seco formap la die
ia principal de muchas perso-
mas en- Iran, durante ~varios me
ses del ano.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11

Al nacer las criaturas, ell
promedio de peso es de unas
z libras Y miden unas 20 & 81
pulgadas de largo.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11

En- ell estado de Idaho, Sc ha
establecido una finca de crian
"a, con una extension de 40
acres, cerca de Jerome, Ell la
cual Sc espera producer unos
10000 faisanes todos los amos
para delicia de los cazadores.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11

Los helechos que en- muchOs
hcgares v jardines sdmiramos
no son mas que unas pocas es-
pecies. Sc conocen unas 5000
especies de ellos.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11

Sc ha comtprobado que los
ravos ultra-violeta agravan las
erupciones de la piel, en- los
casos de viruela.
10 mas. praetico-es astar va.
cunado contra esa horrible y
asQuerosa e~nfermedad.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11
NOTAS SOCIALN

en- ell piso alto y la otra en- ell
bajo.
Las dos grandes salas seran
artisticamente adornadas.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11
~MENUDENCIAS
lNSTRUCTIVAS

Los aguacates gentlemen mas
grasa que ninguna otra fruta.
exceptuando la aceituna.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11

Las flores que producer las
enredaderas de la calabaza,
son usadas para preparar una
loci6n para ell cuts, en- los PAT
scs orientales.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11

Mucho del sobrante de cafe
en- Ell Brasil Sc esta usando CO.
mo combustible, en- vez de car
bon de piedra, para alimentar
las hornallas de las locomoto-
ras.
d G
Evening star., 1937-03-31
PEDESTRIAN HELD
ACCIDENTS CAUSE
Van Duzer Places Blame in
House Hearings on D. c.
Supply Bill.

Carelessness by pedestrians was
blamed as the principal cause Of acci-
dents by Traffic Director William A.
Van Duzer during testimony before
House subcommittee on appropria-
tions in recent hearings on the 1898
District appropriation bill.
Van Duzer pointed out that between
January l and February IL of this
year there were 10 traffic fatalities, is
OF which were the fault OF the victims
themselves-all pedestrians.
Chairman Collins insisted the "pe-
destrian does not have q chance" but
Van Du7er was equally as nsistent he
does "if he will take it."
Death Toll Drop Claimed.
Va Duzer also pointed out that the
death toll from traffic accidents has
decreased in recent years and at
tributed that record to the revocation
of drivers permits in speeding cases,
a continuous safety educational CAM
paign and the operation OF traf1lc
lights.
Collins, however, continued to insist
pedestrians do not have "a chance"
II usually ride, but I walk quite
frequently" he said, and it 5 ems to
me that, at least at intersecti~ns, the
pedestrian does not have \ chance"
He said he thought the safest place
for pedestrian to cross the street
would be in front Of the Washington
Hotel where two street car loading
platforms are located THAT is where
in ariably do cross" he declared.
Discuss Traffic Light.
Collins and Van Duzer also engaged
IN a discussion of the value of the
traf11c light on Massachusetts avenue
near the British Embassy. The dia-
logue was as follows:
Mr.. Collins-I have noticed the
traffic light on Massachusetts, avenue
near the embassy section.
Mr.. Van Duzer-At Waterside drive
and Massa achusetts avenue?
Mr.. Collins-It stays on there for
about two minutes in the middle OF the
day. I was wondering what is the
necessity for that light.
Mr.. Van Duzer-For trafic coming
out of the park
Mr.. Collins-Nobody comes out Of
the park
Mr.. Van Duzer-Yes they do.
Mr.. Collins-I drive along there all
the time and have never seen any.
body.
Mr.. Van Duzer-That is a vehicle
actuated light and it is always green
on Massachusetts, avenue unle some
ates that light.
Evening star., 1937-03-31

In DR.. Scholl
Zino-pads l have
provided an i'm
proved, triple-ac-
Evening star., 1937-03-31

putt-putt boats were purchased, II we
might not 60 fishing with you," he
asked
Apparently mystined, Supt. r. w.
Ballou replied that he did not think
there was one in the justification.
yes, you will find it mentioned on
page 237," the chairman retorted.
oh" said Ballou, that Is 4 toy
boat"
That is for demonstrating certain
principles OF physics" explained First
Assistant Supt. Robert L. Haycock.
Another item Collins eyed with sus-
picion was the request for q Florence
flask. Haycock explained it was the
trade name of q certain kind OF equip
ment needed
What are you going to do with
rubber balloons?" the chairman
Evening star., 1937-03-31
Putt-Putt Boat
In School List
Puzzles Collins
Toy Viii Be Used IL,
Rudin, entary
Science Work.

The inclusion Of 4 putt-putt boat
among the requested science equipment
IN the school budget was = source OF
amazement to Chairman Ross A. Col
Inns Of the Subcommittee on Appropri-
ations-lntil he found out it was toy.
Investigating the justification for
items requested for instruction in rudi-
mentary science in the elementary
schools, Collins wanted to know where
the school officials planned to use the
boat. Nearly all the members of this
committee are fishermen, or think we
are. and we are wondering, II these
Evening star., 1937-03-31

DR.. Scholl's Zino-pads come in size.
for Corns, Callouses, Bunions and
Soft Corns between the toes. They are
velvety-soft, waterproof-do not
come off, get soggy in the bath, nor
stick to the hose and ruin them. Cost
but trife. Sold everywhere. Get
Evening star., 1937-03-31
WOMEN OSTEOPATHS
WILL PLANT 7 TREES
Ceremonies Will Commemorate DR..
Andrew Taylor Still, Pro-
fession's Founder,

The Osteopathic Women's National
Association will plant seven trees in
East Potomac Park at 1890 am. to-
morrow in memory OF DR.. Andrew
Taylor Still, founder OF osteopathy,
and dedicated to the sesquicenten-
NAL OF the Constitution.
DR.. w. L. Danny, secretary Of the
Washington Federation of Churches,
Will deliver the invocation, and Rep
resentatives Bloom and Drew are
expected to speak. DR.. Mary E. Gold
en-, president Of the association, will
come to Washington to participate
in the ceremony.
Music will be furnished by the
Marine Band,
Evening star., 1937-03-31
PEOPLES COUNSEL PAY
IS DENIED IN BILL
Overlapping Of Duties With Pub
Lie Utilities Commission Cited

Dy SUDCOmm1ttee.
The Office Of Peoples Counsel would
be left vacant. by refusal Of an appro-
priation for the job, under the terms
OF the 1898 District supply bill as
reported yesterday to the House.
The Collins subcommittee stated
that testimony given at the hearings
was to the effect there is overlapping
IN the duties Of this position and the
duties Of the Public Utilities Commis-
sion.
William A. Roberts resigned the post
last November /. Since then the
President has made no public move
to name q successor.
Evening star., 1937-03-31

package to-
day at your
favorite
drug coun-
ter. Insist
on genuine
DR.. Sholl's
Zino-pads S
and avoid
d i S a p
pointment.
Evening star., 1937-03-31
Mrs. Stokes to Speak.

LDONARDTOWN, Nd, March 81
Especially Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes,
wife Of Canon Stokes Of the Washing-
ton Cathedral, will speak on my Trip
Through Africa" ut a meeting Of the
Women's Auxiliary Of All Faith P. E.
Church, Huntsville, in the home Of
Mrs Robert r. Smoot, Charlotte Hall,
April ; At 3 nm.
Evening star., 1937-03-31

DESKS
Governor Winthrop Desk Combination wo|nut mahogany
and eumwood drowers-ock and escutcheon
plate on each - ------ S23.9j
Kneehoe Desk Double file drawers in eoch bose Combine
ton woInut mahogany ond eumwood S23.95
Governor Winthrop Secretary. drowers. eoved feet
Writing Ieof support. Combination woInut mohogony
veneers and gumwood S27 80
Governor Winthrop Secretary. drowers-Iock and es-
cucheon plate eoch corved feet. Combination wo-
nut or mohoqony veneers and aunwood - S29.9j
Governor Winthrop Secretary. Combination mohoeony and
eunwood Heavy grI|s. 4 drawers. Lock and bross pote
on eoch corved feet eet----------- 1895
Governor Winthrop Secretary. xbow front. Heavy eri|
Evening star., 1937-03-31

tM.D'. D-S.C) ton treatment -
soft, cushioning pads and Separate
Medicated Corn Removing Disks.
When pad is applied shoe friction
and pressure are removed and pain
stops instantly. Or if it is desirable
to remove the corn quickly and pain
lessly, use the Medicated Corn Re-
moving Disk under the pad. If a Zino-
pad is used at the first sign of irrita-
ton or soreness the corn cannot de-
velop, or if used over the tender spot
after the corn is removed the corn
cannot return.
Evening star., 1937-03-31
D. c. HEAT HELD FORCING
9-MONTH SCHOOL YEAR


Why Capital Does Not Have
Longer Terms.
Washington youth is indebted to
the Capitals sizzling and humid
Summers for a 9-month school year
instead of the 10-month year which
so many other cities have.
That, at least, Is what Supt. Frank
w. Ballou said in answer to a ques-
ton by Representative Albert J. Engel
Of Michigan in the hearings on the
District supply bill reported yesterday.
why should not Washington have
10 months Of school to get these
youngsters off the streets?" Engel
asked. Ballou replied that the nine
month length was adopted here be-
cause of the extreme heat of July
and September and because Con-
gressmen and Government workers
often take their children out OF school
early and enroll them late.