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The Washington times., 1938-09-28

by the tremendous ovation she
receives.
In the same class Of work,
but not up to Corio, is Jean Lee,
a beautiful platinum blonde,
who glides easily and gracefully
to draw much attention.
Ralph Shelby doesn't belong
in burlesque with his voice.
Radio is a good spot for him.
The antiquated comedy is
handled ably by Jess Mack,
George Murray, Eddie Lloyd
and the heretofore mentioned
Shelby.
AS for the chorus, it ranks in
the, lower extremities Of chol us
lines with one exception. She
is Eileen Hubert, who can
dance the legs off Ginger
Rogers. AL she needs is a
little smile. r. H. S.
The Washington times., 1938-09-28
Boy Stars Plaque
Seamen's Tribute

When the sailors Of the New
York waterfront presented
Spencer Tracy with a plaque in
recognition of his work in Gap
tains Courageous" the cabin
boys and pages working on the
Queen Mary and other ships
sailing from that port wanted
to give Freddie Bartholomew a
similar trophy, but, because Of
their small earnings, we're not
able to gather enough money
to do justice to the young star.
The Washington times., 1938-09-28
Sara Klein Joins
Rose Cohen's Studio

Selma Klein, well known in
local drama circles, has Joined
the faculty of the Rose Robi-
son Cohen Children's Studio of
the Drama. Miss Klein has
been one Of the most active
members Of. the Civic Theater
since its inception and is eSpe-
cially remembered for her work
in "One-Third Of a Nation" and
George and Margaret" last
season.
The Washington times., 1938-09-28

If you can answer these ques-
tions-and have already named
the stars and the Capra pro-
ductions in the contest stories
which appeared on this page
Monday and Tuesday, you have
a good chance of winning a cash
prize or a guest ticket to see
"You Can't Take IT With YOU"
the latest and greatest Capra
release and the attraction open
ing at the Earle.
Three cash prizes-$15, $40,
and Sand fifteen pairs of
guest tickets to the Earle are
The Washington times., 1938-09-28
Gleanings g s
and
Screenings
BY Andrew R. Kelley

MetroGoldwyn Mayors director Sam Wood, shared
the honor with his talented daughter Gloria yesterday twi
light at Variety Club when Loews Division Manager Carter
Barron host cocktail party for the Hollywood
visitors
Director Wood here his daughter make her act
nr debut in You Can't Take 1t With You, at the National
Teaer Monday night In the Moss Hart comedy kath-
arne Stevens cher professona name plays the lead ngenue
role of Alice Sycamore.
Gloria Wood got her when she popped into the
world at time when Papa Wood directing Gloria Swan
son in "The Moment That would be about 20 years
ago which gives you idea what veteran this Sam Wood
i in he business Of making pictures.
The Washington times., 1938-09-28

Annapolis ever filmed, and it
will go into the record books as
one of the most profitable pic
lures ever made.
He is proud Of his Gloria,
thinks the experience she re-
ceived this summer acting on the
hay-mow circuit will help her if
she cares to try pictures seri-
ously. But Katharine Stevens
prefers the stage, and spells the
Katharine with two "a's" in
token for her admiration of
katharine Cornell.
SCREENS HIS LATEST
Katharine Stevens thinks she
has now completely absorbed
the role of Alice Sycamore,
hopes the critics will look over
her performance again, now
that the traditional first night
fears have passed.
Hollywood has sent a print Of
"Stablemates" to Washington
by plane, and Director Wood
will be host at a screening Of
the feature in the Fox exchange
this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1938-09-28

offered in this new contest.
Winners will be selected on the
basis Of ID correct answers to
the questions asked in the con-
test stories 60 the best letters
of Is words or less telling why
you want to see you Can't
Take It With You"
All letters must be received
by the You Can't Take It With
You" contest editor, care Of the
Washington Times, before mid
night Thursday, September
goth. Winners will be an
nouced Monday in the Times.
The Washington times., 1938-09-28
KELLEYGRAMS

and women who do the work
that prepares the pictures, and
the cameramen.
Maybe it's because I got to
know them first that I like the
cameramen so much Most
of them are the ones who were
in India taking scenes for "Ele-
phant Boy" and / started know
ing them when I was picked out
to act the boy in the picture.
"Mr. Korda praised my work
and told me that I would find a
lot of friends at the studio, but
that I would have to 60 to school
and learned to speak English {.
In Elephant Boy I learned my
lines just like a parrot, but now
Mr.. Korda said for my next film,
Drums I would have to be able
to speak English without making
any mistakes .. So I went to
Beaconsfield School and studied
as hard as I could.
Even though I now have a
new life, a lot of new English
clothes, an apartment of my own
and so many new friends, I some
times remember my home in
India and miss that wonderful
elephant, Irawatha And I am
so hoping that soon - maybe
after I finish my next picture
for Mr.. Korda, The Thief OF
Bagdad'-I shall be able to go
back to Mysore and visit my old
home and see that lovable ele-
phant once more"
Drums" opens at Radio City
Music Hall Thursday. and will
be shown in Washington early
in october.
CAPRA IS COMING
Ace Director Frank Capra Is
coming to Washington very soon
to make background shots for
his final picture for Columbia.
The news has excited the War
ner Bros. executive office for
they hope Mr.. Capra will arrive
during the engagement Of his
latest picture, You Can't Take
It With You," opening at the
Earle Friday.
Next Capra feature will be
called 'Mr. Deeds Goes to Wash
ington," with Gary Cooper and
Jean Arthur of the original "Mr.
Deeds" success, again playing
the leads. Actual scenes from
Washington will be woven into
the tale, and some of them will
be shot here.
BIRTH OF A BABY"
Birth Of a Baby" the highly
controversial motion picture,
will be shown at the Rialto The
ater next week.
Some censor boards have
fought this sociological celluloid
as one not suited for general
public exhibition. They con-
cere its educational value for
prospective mothers, but think it
should be released as a clinical
subject.
Before it begins regular screen.
ings at the Rialto, Mrs. Louise
Noonan Miller will sponsor a
preview for invited guests and
the movie editors.
MORE CONTEST ERRORS
Two more errors concerning
the $250,000 Movie Quiz Con-
test, which will not affect the
conduct Of the contest in any
way, were announced yesterday
by the motion pictures greatest
year committee.
They concern change of title.
Universal's THE Comet" which
is one of the "a quiz pictures,
has been changed to Private
Secretary" Similarly, the title
Of Ranger Code" an RKO quiz
picture, has been changed to
Renegade Ranger"
The Washington times., 1938-09-28
$50 Cash, Theoter Tickets, in
Who Are the Stors? Contest

Who the two stars pictured below?
What great Frank Capra producto4 did they appear in
not so long ago?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10
Zabita s~polecnici.

V Detroit, Julia Barker byla
shledana vinnou z vrazdy, je-
jfz ob6tf stala sc Edith Mae
Cummings, jejf kdysi d6verna
pFftelkyne a spolecnice v po-
zemkovem obchodu.
T1mto rozsudkem koncf ka-
riera Barkerove, ktera stala Sc
z nemajetne vdovy majitelkou
milionoveho pozemku v Port
Huron a Detroit. Kratce pred
zavrazden1m Cummingsove
prot obema zenam byla poda-
ma zaloba pro podvod. Verej-
ny zalobce dokazoval, re Bar
kerova zabila svou spolecnici
re strachu, re odhalf jejich OBJ
chodnf manipulate.
Trest zalaTe jest cd jedno-
no roku do patnecti rokd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10
Spanelstf rebelove zaluji
americkou banku.

V New Yorku byla podana
zaloba financn1m zastupcem
gen. Franco ma Federalnf Re-
servnf Banku. Vlada Spaniel
skych fasistickych rebel1 do
zaduje Sc vlastnictv1 1856 tun
stf1bra, ktere do New Yorku
byly poslany z Madridu z po-
kladen Banky Spanelska.
Zastupci zalovan6 banky
mali soudnf rozkaz dostaviti
Sc k soudu v pondeli k zjist6nf
praveho vlastnictv1 teto velke
zasilky stfibra, dosl6 minute
no 1tery ma lodi Normandie.
Bylo to celkem 1884 beden
stfibra, jehoz hodnota Sc uda-
va ma $3.50, 900. Nebylo v
tom zadneho zlata, ale zastup-
ce gen. Franco tvrdf, re jsou
tam vzacne pTedmety rodinne-
no str1bra, jehoz pravoplatnf
majitele bojujf ma jeho strane.
Podobne 81 cinf narok ma kon-
trolu Banky Spanelksa a vyka-
zuj1 Sc plnou moci, je1z foto-
giraffe sem poslana radiem q
Londyna.
New Yorska Federalnf BAN
ka odmftla naroky Spaniel
skych rebelG, kterf pozadovali
jiz svymi zastupci vydanf vse-
no toho stTlbra. S jejich stra-
ny Sc pravl, re budou u soudu
uplatnovati sve naroky tim, re
vetsina 1TednfkG Banky Spa
nelska je ma jejich strane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10
Ma Spojene Staty pry ceka
noVY Gettysburg.

Stole ma bojisti, kde pred
rs lety nastal obrat obcan-
sk6 valce v Gettysburg, Pa,
senator Vandenberg, republi-
kan z Michiganu, vyzval ma
rod, ably zachoval americkou
demokracii.
"Nejlepsf a nejvfce pred
svedcivou odpovedf tenn, kteTi
by radi zmenili nasi vladu,jest
uciniti Ameriku mistem, kde
volnost, svoboda a stastny III
vot jsou nejsnaze dosazitelny.
To bylo nas1m rekordem pc
$50 let"
Pravil, re demokracie by
zhynula, kdyby Spojen6 Staty
vzdaly Sc sve formy a pTene-
chaly il Wade. Prohlasil, re
Spojen6 Staty hledf vstTfc no
vemu Gettysburgu a varoval
pred postupem komunismu a
fasismu, ale dodal, re "nej-
horsim nasim nepTitelem je
mas sklon DAFT Sc nejlehci ces-
tou."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10
Nebal Sc prace.

Americka Legie Marcellus,
v kalamazoo, Mich, vypravila
vOjensky pohreb poslednimu
vyslouzilci z obcanske valky v
okresu Cass, kterym byl sole
ty Levi Dennis. Tento veteran
take dokazal, re muz i We w.
sokem veku NIUE byti jeste CT
IL a uzitecny. Kdyz odesel do
pense jake rozvazec posty pc
venkov6, otevfel 81 V 81 letech
sveho veku obchod S konsky-
mi postrOji v Marcellus.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10

V Hillcrest Country Club,
Kansas C~ity,jeden muz byl "a
bit a diva JIM poraneni, kdyz
blesk uderil do skupiny diva
XII ma golfove zavody.
Obet1 stal Sc William Boyle.
Edward Critfield a Thomas
Cunnubigham byli poran6ni, z
nichz prvfn tax t6zce, re po-
chybuje Sc O jeho zachranenf.
Tito til a ctvrty muz, ktery W.
vail s lehcfmi zranenimi, byli
srazeni k zemi a obecenstvo
ma tribune slime otTeseno siloa
blesku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10
Norman Thomas pTedmetem
.Utoku.

Norman Thomas pTedmetem
.1toku.
V Newark, N. j., vGdce a.
mericke strany socialisticke,
Norman Thomas, stall Sc pred
metem 1toku skupiny asi 100
lid1 a dechove kapely ma sch1-
ri SOCIALISM, v Military Parku.
Odvolal sc telegraficky k ma
yoru mesta M. C. Ellensteinovi
O ochranu a povolenf k move
schGzi, ktere ale bylo odepre-
no.
Bylo tam shromazdeno asi
500 lid, naslouchaj1cim Tho
masovi kdyz ona bojovna sku-
pima vtahla do parku We ctyr-
stupech s hlucnou hudbou. By
Ii to vetsinou valecni veterani
a nesli americke vlajky. Hud-
ba hlucne hrala a pochoduj1cl
ukficeli Tecnfka a primeli tax
policii k zakrocen1. Navstev-
nlci sch1ze dostali sc zahy do
rvacky s veterany, pri cemz
byla docela znicena i tribuna,
S niz Thomas mluvil. Norman
Thomas pohazen vejci, ukfi-
cen a vyveden polici1.
Norman Thomas predlozil
stiznost mestske komisi. Hlav-
ne 81 stezoval ma policejnl de-
partment, o nemz pravil, re
bud "byl hrube nezpGsobily a.
nebo income ma strane handy"
a 1tocnfci re byli bandou pi-
tomcG anebo veteran1, ktefi
zapomeli re jednou bojovali
pro demokracii."
Thomas prijat byl komisl a
vyvody jeho provazeny UNA
MIN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10

V Kilgore, Texas, Andrew
Maroz, opravkar nabytku, po-
sadil Sc do automobile, mezi
nohy dial 81 dive tycinky dyna-
mitu. Zapalil je a byl roztr-
han ma kusy pred ocima sve
rozvedene manzelky a sestile-
te nevlastnf dcery, ktere staly
nedaleko. Byvala manzelka
utrpela otTesem a male devce
ma asi zlomenou ruku. ODE
byly letajfcim sklem poTezany
a potluceny. Maroz pry pred
smrt1 zadal 81 dostati manzel-
ku i devce do automobile. Kdyz
tax neucinily, zapalil dynamit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10

Re zoufalstvi, v Clevelandu
re kolem Vance pTisel O mfsto
skocil nynf s mostu Detroit
Superior ave. do hloubky 81
stop 34lety prodavac automo-
bilovych pneumatik James l..
Kiser. Z1stal lezet ma miste
mrtev s roztrfstenymi ddy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10

Ruska posice v pTfpade pre-
paden1 Ceskoslovenska je sta
lie zahadou.
Evening star., 1938-10-01

are apt to be comparatively small. For
that reason architects advise choosing
windows with . maximum glass area,
thus obtaining . maximum amount Of
light. Several types Of metal windows
meet these specifications. the strength
Of materials used in their construc-
tion permitting = greater proportion
ate glass area than In other kinds Of
windows.
! Side-hung single or double steel
easement windows but z feet In depth
may he used when there Il little
room between the ground level and
the ceiling Of the playroom. If there
is even less room, top or bottom
hinged windows that range from .
depth Of about l foot are available.
These may be had to open either in
ward or outward.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
tor of activities for the institute.

tor Of activities for the instituts.
A revised schedule of dates for
opening meetings Of the convention
has been adopted by action th's week
Of the General Convention Committee
The opening meeting of the ssso-
cations board of directors will be
held Wednesday morning, November
9. at the Schroeder Hotel. which will
be convention headquarters. An a1di-
tional meeting Is scheduled for Satur-
day morning. November u. immedi-
ately following the adjournment Of
the convention proper.
The Executive Committee of the as
sociation will meet OH November H.
General sessions Of the convention
will open November . and close st
noon November IL.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
ARCHITECTS TO MEET
Dinner to Be Held on Thursday
Preceding Business Session.

The Washington Chapter, Ameri-
can Institute of Architects, will hold
its first meeting since the summer
recess next Thursday night. The
meeting will be preceded by dinner
at $50. Several new members will
be presented to the chapter by Pres
hent Louis Justement. and questions
OF great importance will be open for
discussion
Evening star., 1938-10-01
Realtors
Continued From First Page J

'SoaioiAioCu t lOIi iSO Thke.J
through the Home Owners Loan Corp.
CLONE holding close to $4,000, 600, 900
either in mortgages on small homes
or in such properties in its hands,
many OF them in the older sections of
cities, Donald H. McNeal, deputy to
the general manager of H. o. L. c. in
charge OF appraisals and recondition-
ing, has accepted the invitation of
the association to lead the discussion
on the whole subject of means for the
| rehabilitation of blghted areas and
Tor the prevention of future blight.
LoW-coSt. single family houses will
be topic No. l on the program OF
the land developers and home build
ers division of the association for ses-
sions it will hold In connection with
the associations convention in Mil
waukee
Relating building activity to the
needs of the community is a further
topic which will occupy the operative
home builders at this principal meet
ing of the real estate year. 1t will
parallel the cost question in impor-
tance and interest.
Other subjects of active present
market Importance scheduled by the
division are assembled houses" and
the development of large scale hous-
ing as it is made possible under the
new F.. H. A. amendments.
Straus TO Speak.
The difficult and completely new
problem of management of govern
mental housing projects as it now
faces the United States Housing Au-
thority will be discussed at general
sessions Of the convention by Nathan
Straus, administrator of the U. s. H.
A. Standards of management. it has
been indicated, are under development
for the u. S. H. A., which expects
ultimately to have more than a bill
lion dollars worth of housing to be
handled and managed.
Housing as field of MANAGEMENT
and, in respect to public housing,
new albeit important field will be
discussed also by the Institute OF
A~>eA A<ooooS ANoidSClICIAt VI IIlc dS-
sociation in its sessions at the con-
vention. Arthur Bohnen, Chicago,
consultant to the Chicago Housing
Authority and the Illinois State Hous-
ing Board. and chairman of the Man.
agement Committee OF the National
Association Of Housing Officials, will
talk on this new phase Of real es-
tate management, including that
which will be opened up by low-in-
come housing developments under F.
H. A., and outline what service in
this whole field requires.
Mr.. Bohnen. a former officer of
the Chicago Real Estate Board, served
for three years as consultant to the
housing division of P. w. A.
H. P. Holmes Of Detroit will address
Evening star., 1938-10-01
the institute on holding income under
present economic conditions.
To Discuss C. p. M. Title.

James c. Downs, jr., Chicago. presi-
dent Of the institute, will discuss what
is called for in Measuring Up to
c. P. M" the title. certified property
manager, which the institute confers
on individual managers who meet
its membership requirements AS to
professional ability and integrity.
New Techniques in the Field of
Maintenance" and The Place of Real
Estate Management in the American
Business Future" are other convention
topics on the Institutes program.
Objectives for which the institute
was formed, namely. Identification of
competent and reliable managers OF
real estate and the development Of &
better understanding of management
essentials, will be discussed oy Harry
Grant Atkinson, Chicago, director Of
business standards and methods of
the national association, who is direc-
Evening star., 1938-10-01
MAXIMUM VENTILATION
NEEDED IN PLAYROOM

Architects Advise That Windows
Of Metal Type Be Chosen
to Give Most Air.
When remodeling the basement to
install 4 recreation or play room, spe-
cial consideration must be given to
lighting and ventilation. A playroom
with insufficient natural light and
poor ventilation will not only be un-
healthy but will lack the appeal Of
sunlighted room.
Because Easements are often below
the ground level, window openings
Evening star., 1938-10-01

African Rails Proper.
Government railways OF South Africa
are expected to show a profit of over
$25, 900 900 in the 1889 fiscal year.
Evening star., 1938-04-23

your dointy slippers -eroceful
and lovely sandals Of cleaning
white silk sotin or white linen
dyeobIe to match your so.75
bridesmaids frocks, too. O
WoMEN's SHOES, THIRD FLOOR.
your stockines-MeCoIIums
lovely Sotinskins-sheer, oll-si|k
ineroin in luminous sle5
CondIeIieht. Poir--- l
HOSIERY, AISLE 10, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-04-23
wedding services

the bride knows, Of course, that here
she will find the exquisite trousseou treos-
ures OF which she has dreamed, but perhaps
she is not aware thot
here she may hove-without charge
her personal copy Of the Wedding En-
bossy Book, practical, authoritative, friend
ly answer to many Of her problems
. the Engraving Shop wiII-for slight
added choree-oddress and mail the inv-
totions or announcements it so beautifully
eneroves.
a record will be kept Of silver, gloss
and chino she selects, to help her friends
ovoid duplicate gifts
to assure her Iost-minute oveness.
Q fully troined operator from the Beouty
Scion can visit her home, just before the
wedding.
and we even-throueh our ASK Mr..
Foster Serviee"-heIp to plan the weddino
Journey
. special dspIoys-in our windows, in
our furniture galleries, and throughout the
store. are excitnely brmfuI Of ideas for her.
Evening star., 1938-04-23

boxing the wedding cake
and decorating it eIoborotely
is only one way in which the
Teo Room can serve at your
reception. The delicious
coke (rich pound coke)
81 pound.
Sandwiches, salads, rolls,
festive little cakes and other
deIieoeies we con, also, pro-
vide to make q memorable
wedding feost.
TEA ROOM, SEvENTH FLOOR.
all in favor Of soyer recep-
tions are these sweet de-
lights:
Ornaments for the cake,
soc to $2.z5
Brides and Grooms for table
decorations or place cords,
25e and Soc
Wedding Nut Cups,
Sc and Zoe
Lily Mints, pound-----80e
Rosebud Mints, pound, Soc
CANDY, AISLE II, FIRST Floor.
The Washington times., 1938-02-23
1 ChicagOan
I Kansas CitYan

SILL they comeI ON OR ABOUT APRIL 18th.
CHICAGO and Kansas City will have their own
cav, swift Santa Fs streamlinors. ThsrS'n be two
Of thom-of seven stainless steel cars each,
Diesel-elsctic drawn. and on 7h-hour schedules.
On these trains, beauty and rOomy comfort
will feature the chair cars, with their rotating
reclining seats; the combination lounges parlor
observation cars and Fred Harvey diners.
The westbound streamlinsr, named the Kansas
Cityan, will leave Chicago 900 am, arrive
4:30 pm. The eastbound tain, The Chicagoan,
viii leave Kansas City 2: 10 pm, arrive 9:35 pm.
Finer. f0stor Chicago-K K0nsoS City services
more convenient connections at either end !!
The Washington times., 1938-02-23
2 El Captains

Now for q Capitanl Absolutely unique IN the
economy travel fields this cleaning new
Santa Fo twic0.a.week silver fash 10 and from
California, slreamlined In stainless steel behind
is Diesel-slsctTio locomoivssI
Here IS he only trGnscOHtiNsntaI train in
Americ3 entirely for cbGir-cGr tHSSe1gsrS.
BekieVe ii or NOT Il will be IS fast 6s the Super
Cbif-On!y 3oN bOErs between Chicago end
Les angeles! It will combine low fares and low
cost meals with trim beauty and the latest COM
forts - including deeply cushioned reclining
chairs, carpetsd aisles, broad windows, hne
lighting, and attractive dressing rooms. It will
save you days and dollars.
4 Captain will leave Chicago Tuesdays and
Saturdays At S:4S pm-ahead d the Super Chief.
Allseats are numbered and reserved. TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 22, IS THE FIRST REGULAR
DEPARTURE IRON CHICAGO. Want 10 make
that memorable FIRST TRIP with US?
If you're economy minded, choose between
this new z Captain, or the alrOady-famous daily
Scout-there IS service