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silva facciosa. Aver Y anteayer
ell gobierno no perdi6 nj una So
la pulgada de terreno, causando
a los facciosos muchas baias.
Trataron los facciosos de ro-
dear a Alcoriza, al sur de Alca-
Hiz, y Caspe, pero fracasaron.
La artillerla leal destruy6 un
lep6sito de municiones de las
tropas de Franco, ala izquierda.
Ademas de atacar a Barcelo-
ma, la aviaci6n facciosa dej6
caer bombas en- Castell6n Y en-
San Vicente.
Todo indica que la ofensiva
facciosa esta fracasada por com
pie;o.
Pasan hacia ell frente dece-
mas de miles de soidados.
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Las tropas de la Rep1blica Sc mantienen en- Cas-
pc amenazan ell flanco izquierdo de los traidores
La aviacion extranjera de Franco pr
muerte a ID ~civiles y heridas a z
Destruye la artilleria leal un deposito de
m%uniciones de los fascistas.

Madrid, MARIO 17.-Las tro-
pas republicans mantienen su
amenaza contra ell flanco izquier
do de las hordas rebeldes y Sc a
garran en- Caspe, a pesar del in
tense bombardeo de la artille-
ria alemana e italiana de los fac
ciosos. 2AA
La derrota de los rebeldes es
inminente, en- este sector, Y asa
10 espera el gobierno.
Los facciosos hablan de las
conquistas hechas, que NADIA va
len, con la exception de Alcaniz,
porque su fin unico es cortar las
comunicaciones, separar a Bar
celona de Valencia Y Madrid, y
este no 10 han degrade, nj 10 con-
seguiran.
Caspe es la posici6n de mas
importancia en- ell frente Y los
leales Sc mantienen EN- ella, no
obStan.e los inmensos esfuerzos
hechos por Franco Y sus aliados
extranjeros.
Franco trata de concentrar
refuerzos a toda prisa, querien-
do evitar una derrota que seria
desastrosa para su ejercito.
Ell ejercito leal continua acu-
mulando refuerzos y fuertes con
tingentes protegen a Caspe.
Am~s-
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LA LEGISLATURE PUEDE
MODIFICAR LAS T
DE LOS MUNICIPIOS

Tallahassee, mario lila
corte suprema del estado deci-
di6 aver que Ia legislature puede
modificar o cancelar los articu-
los de la cartas municipales que
estime inconvenientes. Esto de-
ia sin valor IN impuesto a los
camiones, estabIecido en- Haines
City.
Ell fallo afectara tambien a
ordenanzas vigentes en- otros
municipios.
Cinco magistrates votaron a
favor de la ponencia, redactada
por ell magistrate Brown, Y uno
emiti6 vote particular, Ell Sr.
Chapman.
Significa la sentencia que la
ley general prevalece sobre las
ordenanzas locales
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Martinez someti6 ell punto a
otaci6n Y Sc acord6 ell donativo
lie los 100000.
Para relatar la obra del Cofre
' especialmente la Association
5ervicio de ,Familia, y dar las
gracias a los trabajadores habl6
IN dltimo termino nuesSro direc
tor.
Con las cifras que tenia en- la
nano pudo probar que Ell Cofre
;ocorri6 Ell ano pasado, en- los
iistritos latinos por medic de la
Association Servicio de Famila,
a mas de 5000 personals de ha-
bla espanola e italiana.
Demostr6 tambien que en- va
rias bodegas de Ybor y West
Tampa Ell Servlclo de Famllla
caste, ell ano pasado, mas de
$7,00G.0 90. Cit6 los nombres de
los es ablecimientos y la can't :
dad pagada a cada uno.
Fin lliz6 recomendando mejo-
res relaciones de amistad, a ba-
Sc de compression, cortesia Y to
leranlia entire la colonia latina
y ell generoso pueblo americana.
Asisti6 a la asamblea ell Rev,
j. A. Phillips, superintendent
lie la Mission Metodis a, presiden
5e del nuevo capitulo local de
Amigos Norteamericanos de la
Democracia Espanola.
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LA ASAMBLEA EN- Ell
CENTRIC OBRERO

Tuvo lugar anoche, en- ell Cen
tro Obrero, la asamblea convo :
cada por ell Comite Popular De-
mocratico de Socorro a Espana.
Preside Jose Martinez y ex,
plic6 ell mo.ivo de la asamblea
ayudar al Cofre de la Comuni
dad, la prestigiosa organization
que integran Is agencias de Ca
ridad y de otro orden.
Pedro Ramirez Moya, ell secre
tario, lego la carta credencial !
recomend6 la necesidad de con-
tribuir.
Acto seguido, Jorge Salazar,
preSidente del Comite Consult
vo Conunto, propunci6 un dis
curse hacienda saeer que las U.
niones obreras apoyan la obra
que ell Cofre realiza.
BESIDE la asamblea sc hizo ui.a
proposition de donar $500, pro-
posici6n que mas tarde sc mo
dific6 para llegar a los $60O.00
$4,000 por ell Comite Popular
y $4,000 por Ell Comite Feme.
nino.
Saturnino Aleman habl6 a ia
vor de la proposition.
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Desmiente ell mando republi-
ano la noticia de que los fascis-
tas hayan hecho, como dijeron
por la radio. 5000 prisioneros.
I'm photo italiano, prisione-
o de los leales, declare que los
rebeldes disponen ahora de zoe
aeroplanos.
Aviones italianos y alemanes
continuan bombardeando a Bar
celona Y otras ciudades del Me-
diterraneo.
Los ul.imos bombardeos con
ira la poblaci6n civil ocasiona.
ron la muerte a Is personals
heridas a 20.
Las bombas alcanzaron edifi,
clos en- ell centric de la poblacion
Las primeras bombas caye-
ron cuando ell pueblo. congrega.
do alrededor del palacio de la
Presidential, escuchaba energi-
EOS discusses reiterando la fe
del gobierno en- la victoria. Con
las primeraS bombas entraron
en- acci6n las baterias antiae.
reas.
La manifestation, EN- Ia que
tomaron parte c~entenares dc
miles de personals, victoreaba a
la RepGblica y ell gobierno POI
haber contenido la nueva ofen-
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Sc Ell DEERE
CHIC DE LOS TRIPULAN-
TES DE LOS VAPORES
FLORIDA" Y CUBA"

La junta de relaciones del ira
.bajo, por fallo justo de aver, or
dena a la compania Peninsular
Y Occidental reponer a los tri-
pulantes de los vapores Florida
y Cuba, que con actos de VIC
lencia echara del trabajo en-
Tampa y Miami a 145 hombres.
AL mismo tempo sc lie ordena a
esa empresa, que do una "bra-
va" en- contradiction con la In
ternational Seamen Union, pa
gar a esos tripulantes los suel-
dos que dejaron de cobrar.
Los trabajadores despedidos
oertenecen al CLIO Y con este pre-
xto Sc intenta arrebatarles sus
derechOs. 8
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(PGso a Ia 10. pdg.)
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Sc LIE ESCRIBIRA

Pedro Ramirez Moya, cum
pliendo instrucciones que ano :
che lie diera Ell Comite Popular
Democratico, escribira hoy al
ilustre cubano DR.. Juan Marine
lilo, aceptando la fecha que este
senalara para su vista.
Marinello safdra de la Haba-
ma ell dfa 25, en- union de su cul-
ia esposa, Y Eegara a Tampa Ell
26, en- horas de la mafana.
Los detalles del recibimiento
Sc acordaran en- la junta del
viernes.
Ell Comite Femenino, presidi-
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Cabaret San Jose

La Secci6n de Recreo Y Ador-
no del Centre Espanol, noble
mente secundada, completara
hoy los detalles finales para ell
cabaret del pr6ximo sabado.
Don Francisco, la popular or
questa, mand6 ell programa de
pleas que tocara y fue aproba-
do.
Ahora sc pone especial empe-
no EN- lograr que sean nuevos to-
dos los ndmeros de variedades,
de modo que ell publico reciba
verdaderas sorpresas Y salga
complacido.
Sin orquesta especial, ell Gen.
tro espera obtener otro triunfo.
Probablemente manana dare
mos la lista de las personals que
han separado mesas.
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NOTAS SOCIALES
MejOrdndO

Continua mejorando en- el sa-
natorio del Centre Asturiano ell
ST.. Gustavo Jimenez, consul de
Espaha en- esta ciudad.
Animoso Y contento, Don Gus
tavo despaeha todos los dias con
su se~cretaria.
Digno es Ell inteligente ciuda-
dano de las demostraciones de
simpatia que recibe.
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Musterols, preparada con Aoeika
gredientes producira los mismo@
efeetos aua Ell antigHo parchs de-
mostaza. ain leJsr A~mpollas.
Musteroie suele aliviar con pron-
titud Dr1Aquitis, dolores de gargAn-
Ia. toseg r~esfriados, ~neuralgiAa.
congestivGes, reumRtismos, torcedu-
neR, y toda ciase de males y dole
res Ttene poder hastA para evitAr
las p~ulmonfas. Vendeae on toAAa
las ~droRueriaR. q 35c y CSC, en-
JArros y en Tuboa. TAmAHo Dc hess
patal -.
MaS0R uwm wm mmwaAa A wmmwAmmmm
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A BENEFICIO DE
PANCHITO VALDES

Una function Sc efectuara en-
el Centre Obrero, el domingo
81, a beneficio de panchito Val
des, viejo lider obrero, hombre
lbondadoso y honrado.
Los obreros de las uniones y
Ia Cultural patrocinan la fun
ci6n, que tambien cuenta con la
simpatfa de los amigos de Es-
paha.
Va a procurarse que Ia fun
ci6n tenga un doble exito, ell ar
tistico y ell monetario.
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AVISO:-Se necesita una Ta-
qufgrafa Mecan6grafa para ell
Departments de Radiologia del
Sanatorio del Centre Espanol,
que liable ingles y espanol, y a
ser possible tenga algln conoci-
miento de Rayos x.
Pueden dirigir Ia solicitud al
Secretario de la Secci6n de Be
neficencia ]. Oscar Mares, P.
O. Box SGT Ybor City Station.
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La obra de la retaguardia de Tampa
UNION DE coCINERos Y DEPENDENCIES

La Union de Cocineros y De
pendientes, la antigua y solida
rganizaci6n oblera, acord6 do
lar S161.05 para la causa de-
pueblo espanol que sufre.
FL dinero sera entregado al
tesorero Mariana Rodriguez.
Con Ell puno en- alto saludamos
4 los buenos amigos y compane-
roS.
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La Function

Muchas papeletas Sc han. VEN
dido va para la function del do
mingo, en- Ell teatro del Centre
Asturiano.
Como va saben nuestros ANA
bles lectores y lectoras, patroci-
ma la function la Beneficencia
Asturiana, presidida por Baldo-
nero Fernandez.
Josefina Ramirez, La Srta.
Lafuente, la graciosisima Pillar
Ramirez y otras, figuran en- Ell
programa.
Arturo Moran Sc esmera en-
la direction. TODD 10 que Sc re-
caude Sc invertira en- pro de los
refugiados de Asturias y la
Cruz Roja Espa1ola.
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do por la Sra. Carmen Ramirez,
tomara parte en- la reception al
DR.. Marinello y SUI esposa.
The Washington times., 1938-11-01
Met Recalls
Hit Movie

"You Can't Take It With
You" Frank Capra's great hit
production, reopened yesterday
at Warner Bros. Metropolitan
Theater.
Although this Columbia pic
ture version of the stage success
already has played four weeks
downtown, demands from pa
irons disappointed that it was
not continued for a fifth week
have resulted in its immediate
return to the Metropolitan.
One of two pictures in eight
years to remain two weeks at
the Earle, You Can't Take 1t
With You" has proved to be one
of the most popular productions
to come out of Hollywood in
many months. A human, heart
warming story, it centers around
the eccentric but lovable Van
derhof family.
Lionel Barrymore, as Grandpa
Vanderhof, has the central role.
Jean Arthur and Jimmy Stew
ard, in a poor girlrich boy
romance; Edward Arnold, as a
financial tycoon; Mischa Auer,
Spring Byington, Ann Miller,
Donal Meek, Samuel S. Kinds,
Halliwell Hobbies, Dub Taylor,
Harry Davenport, and many
others appear in the Capra-
selected cast.
The Washington times., 1938-11-01

.
THE Dark Hours" by Don Mar
quis; and. the Brian Hooker
version of Rostand's, "Cyrano
de Bergerac."
The guild has selected S. Carl
ton Ayers as the director for
their first production. Mr.. Ayers,
better known here as an actor
than as a director, is remem-
bered particularly by Washing
ton audiences for his perform
ances as Commissioner Swan in
Civic Theater'S "It Can't Hap
pen Here" and as the king in
the Catholic Theater Conference
production of THE Dragon"
AS a director Mr.. Ayers has an
ample background in the techni-
cal side of the theater. His first
production was with the Drama
League; followed by year as
managing director of the Al
too~a Little Theater; and then
for two seasons in New York as
assistant director of University
Players. Prior to coming to
Washington, he was director of
drama at Barker College.
First Lady" now in its sec
ond week of rehearsal, promises,
according to Denis Connell'S OBJ
servations to set new high for
Black Friars.
The Washington times., 1938-11-01
ED SULLIVAN
BY ED SULLIVAN
BdgdGd-On-the-Pdcific
November l.

CAMPos MARY acting juvenile sandra
Rambeau in town with the information that she will wed Max
her Florida Gloria New York Gus schr
warbler Johnnie Wesmu is making passes at BeryI Scott.
San Francisco debb Irene Coleman and her hubby DR. Glass
Jimmy got out here was on the Thee se
when the Ritz Brothers mimcked his pas My frands
JANET GAYNOR and Adrian still holding hands Film colony
understands from London insiders that Hitler result of the
Pact n has ssd get rid Of that
uncovered japanese plans through Europe sounds
gence supposed be Mccoy Brady
Austin I'm Faman still; at Sammy keHck expected here to
Edgar sewyn stok made weekend landings at the Ernst
DeMlle) william Powell Dave Rubino both critically III
recently return to action this week the radio lanes
SONIA Hollywood the
enweek tour Watched it in rehearsal last night and is terrific
shows Whitney with Bruce Cabot June Travis
decorating Dick Puees arm Townsend Netcher with Heddy
paned out to New York Gene Krupa here tomorrow
that pcte will be tossed out e Th in
Iowa and she'll have to bring suit there.
game coast fans insist
Rasea" and Robert T2y,Gr will after
'is = sI 5s M %' yssS1;
the Paul Whtsman Gus Edwards niece Claire DOdd
stss s x:cn e % 5SSS
@ h pSt that % h an Spensn director Ds sod % ssn n' off
E o B orn On nc the substitution Of George C"kF
HARRY TAW attentive Phyllis Ellison the
House of Murphy Hollywood Humor Faucets Morris
bathroom eed Ann Sheridan and Greta Gabo Instead
Hot Cold When Arthur
in Mexico City December will doubleWeddng
Lupino Louis Hayward will married with
Phil Harris and Mrs Bob Hope denying stork Warmers
viceprez Charlie Enfield off for New York
quitting Hollywood fathers
Allen with Maty Fox, Universal that
she Eddie Albert will
visit Bob Taplnger and Helen Wood talking marriage
Wman will file her divorce shortly
DEAL ON direct Benny
Sing" Lionel a
Phyllis OrbisOn shapely blonde will Make RosenbOOms
personal guest when his Slape Makes its
this week At the StanfOrdU. c. L. A. football
quartet of Stanford the contribute
Indian
yels the
drained them spoiled the afternoon
Youngbod with Sam Wolf Aside to Billy ROse Treat act for
out here The EderblOOms white haired
Star" mothers who sing swing and stop cold.
The Washington times., 1938-11-01
MOVIE.
| CLOCK

CAPITOL-Mi key Rooney,
Wallace Beery, "Stablemates,"
II a. M, 1:40, 4:25, ITO, 9:55
p. m. Stage: Paul Haakon,
1880, 3:35, $40, 9 p. m.
PALACE-Tyrone Power, Lor-
eta Young, Anna bella,
"Suez," 1905, 2:30, 4:50, ITO.
$50 p, m.
COLUMBIA-Bing Crosby. Fred
MacMurray, Sing You Sin
ners," 11:15 a. M. 1926, $50,
$40, 7:50, 10 p. m.
r. X. o. KEITH'S-Deanna Dur
bin. Melvyn Douglas, THAT
Certain Age" 1855 a. M, 2:2O,
4:45. ITO, 9:35 p. m. March
of Time" 11:35 a. M, 2, 4:25,
$50, 9:15 p. m.
EARLE-JameS Stuart and
Jean Arthur in You Can't
Take 1t With YOU" 1925
a. M, l:55. 4:zo, 7:05 and
9:40 p. M.
Observation-Disclosures Bar
rymore in You Can't Take 1t
With You" At 1925. 1855,
4:25, 7;05, and $40 p. m.
TRANS-LUX-N WSreel and
Shorts, 10, 11:45 a. M, 1890
1:45, 3, AIS, $50, 6:45, 8,
9:15, 10:45 p. m.
MOUNT VERNON (Open air).
King Kong" At 7::35 and
10 p. m.
LITTLE-Robert Donat in The
Ghost Goes West" At 11:15,
l, 2:45, 4:25, 6:10, 1855 and
$40 p. m.
The Washington times., 1938-11-01
NOTABLEs INVITED

NOTABLES INVITED
Invitations have been ex-
tended to the White House.
every embassy and legation
here, to Cabinet members. civic
heads, society leaders and every
name in the news resident in
the Capital.
Among those on the "illumi-
nant" guest list are: Mrs. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt, Secretary and
Mrs. Cordell Hull, Secretary
and Mrs. Henry Morgenthau,
jr., Secretary and Mrs. Harry
Woodring, Attorney General
and Mrs. Homer S. Cummings,
Postmaster General and Mrs.
James A. Farley, Secretary and
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson, Secre-
tary of Labor Frances Perkins.
j. Edgar Hoover, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. w. Robert Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
Vim mcintyre, Mr. ana Mrs.
Stephen Early, Mr.. Jesse Jones.
Gen. Malin Craig, Mr.. Charles
Edison, Mr.. Eugene Meyer, Mrs.
Eleanor Patterson, Mr.. Fleming
NeWbold, Raymond Clapper,
Franklyn Waltman, Charles
Michaelson, Miss Marguerite
LIE Hand, Miss Malvina Thomp-
son, Senator and Mrs. Carter
Glass, Commissioner John w.
Studebaker, Admiral William D.
Leahy, DR.. Leo S. Rowe, Mr..
Elmer Andrews, Ambassador
Robert van der Straten-Ponthoz,
Hon. Sir Herbert Marler, Count
de Saint Quentin, Hon Sir Ronald
and Lady Lindsay, Mr.. Robert
Brennan, Ambassador Jonkheer
The Washington times., 1938-11-01

veStment in hearts, ever de-
livered Joseph P. Tumulty,
former secretary to President
Woodrow Wilson, held Variety
and its women guests spell
bound, in a half hour talk that
gave new meanings to the words
charity and mercy" Bar
riSter Tumulty talked straight
from the heart on humanity's
mission, and the short and sure
way of finding eternal happi-
ness Your reporter enjoyed
every word of it, because Mr..
Tumulty happens to be one
who practices what he breaches
-. On various occasions have
solicited his help for worthy
causes, including Variety's, and
you leave Joe with the warm
feeling he was delighted to give
-. Kings-for-a-Day Alvin New
myer and Col. Archie Engel rate
several bows for arranging a
luncheon that was tops for 1888
It included chrysanthe-
NUNS for the ladies, and one of
Harry Somervile's pre-Thanks-
giving turkey spreads.
DIPLOMATIC PRE.VIEW
Air Attaches representing
foreign countries through the
EN- ba asSies and legations in
Washington, joined Gen. H. H.
Arnold, Chief of Aviation, U. S.
Army, at special screening of
MEN WITH WINGS at the
Earle Building.
These distinguished aviation
authorities expressed approval
of the Paramount picture which
is a alcade of aviation
history from the time of the
Wright Brothers to the present
day clipper ships.
Among those present were
Senor Ricardo j. Siri, Secre-
tary of the Argentine Embassy;
Lieut.. Gen. Friedrich Won Boet-
ticher, Military and Air Attache,
Germany; Senor and Madame
DR.. Don Rafael Fuentes, Secre-
tary of the Mexican Embassy;
Mr.. Laurence Bungardeni, At
tache for Rumania; Mr.. Con-
statine A. Oumansky. Counselor,
U. S. S. R.; Captain Sarasua,
Chilean Embassy; DR.. Marshall
M. Merritt, Argentine Embassy;
and VIM. Briggs, Eastern Air
Lines.
MEN WITH WINGS comes to
the Earle Theater next Friday,
November 4.
The Washington times., 1938-11-01
Free Prize S
At Food Show

The District Grocery Stores,
Inc, are giving away valuable
presents, including an expensive
make, 1899 model, automobile
during the course of it's annual
food show, running to November
5, in the Packard Washington
Building, 1912 TWenty-fourth st.
N. w.
Special contests are staged
each evening show, which begins
at 7:30 p. m. on successive days.
The winner of each contest will
be given an award.
A baby show and parade will
be features at 400 p. m. each
day, beginning Tuesday. The
matinees begin at 2 p. m. Food
stuffs will be displayed in attrac-
tive booths.
The Washington times., 1938-11-01

he met Mrs. Lorinda Bleecker
Gina Claire). and in 10 min
uteS he had decided to move
in his trunk. and stay for the
night. His 10000 kedcoatS were
parked in the vicinity, and the
command to march was with
held.
How was he to know that
the luscious appeal of Lorinda
covered the heart of a true
American patriot? How was he
to know that the delay was
carefully planned to conceal the
rebel movement that would
join Generals Putnam and
George Washington?
Lorinda was ready to sur
render everything for the cause,
apologized for not being in her
chamber when he called, even
sat on his couch, while the gen.
eral in long night shirt pom
dered on whether the next
move should be military, or ro-
mantle.
MOVIES SCOUT 1T
Only the generals aide-de-
camp, Major Creel, suspected
that the commander was more
interested in love than in war.
He tried his best to hold him to
the military manual, only to be-
come entangled in the meshes of
cupid and seductive maneuver.
Ina Claire, in the becoming
period frockS, tries her best to
make this shallow writing credi-
BILE, and to expend her allure
Tor a worthy purpose, but the
task is too great.
If General Howe was an
lgnoramus he is well portrayed
by Henry Daniel, in his anernic
portrait of a spineleSs leader.
John Williams as Major Creel
took it all very seriously, which
was more than last nights audi
ence could do for three dull acts.
An M-G-M scout was looking
over yankee Fable" last night
as a possible Jeanette McOon-
old-NelSon Eddy screen fable.
Maybe that's what it needs, a
couple of good vocalists and a
Hollywood Harlem Heights.
The Washington times., 1938-11-01

H. M. van Haersma de With,
Hon. Radu Irimescu, Hon. w.
Bostron, Hon. Marc Peter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Constantine A.
OumanSky, Hon. Zero Jarnefelt
Ambassador Don Manuel Trucco,
Ambassador Mario Pimental
Brandao, Senor Don Manuel de
Freyre y Santander, Senor Don
Carlos Ortiz de Zevallos, Senor
Don Felipe E. Espil and Madame
ESpil, Hon. DR.. Nu Shih, Signor
and Signora Giuseppe Cosnelli,
and numerous others.
All of the color. excitement
and action including search
lights, the grinding of movie
cameras, will be in evidence for
the launching of this Shirley
Temple movie that may hint to
Washington society just what
is Just Around the Corner"
The Washington times., 1938-11-01
Democrats Honor
Eunice HeaIey, Dancer

Eunice Healey, lovely tap and
toe dancer, and George Beatty.
master of ceremonies, who are
appearing at LoeW's Capitol
Theater this week, we're among
the guests honored at the Dis
trict Division, Inc, Young Dem
ocratic Clubs of America, cos
tune ball at the Shoreham.
They participated in the fes-
tivities of the evening and at
midnight were presented to the
throng which gave them a rous-
ing welcome. The young couple
accepted invitations to the an
nual Halloween fete. The club
plans to show its appreciation
later by attending the show at
the Capitol Theater.
The Washington times., 1938-11-01
Jingle Prizes
Awarded to
"a Entries

Twenty-four gay jinglers will
have added jangles in their
pockets today with prizes won
in the "Stablemates" contest
conducted by The Times and
Loew's Capitol Theater where
Wally Beery and Mickey Rooney
are currently co-starring in
"Stablemates."
Five dollars each was earned
by Mrs. Claudia Horne, 338
Windsor Lane, Bethesda Md;
A. N. Borders, 205 Transporta-
ton Blvd, and Mrs. Marshall
Morgan, 236 N. Thomas ST., Ar
lington, Va.
CASH AND TICKETS
Three dollars each will go to
Mable o. Kerr, 1349 Washing
ton ST.; Corporal John C. Roy,
Co. NJ, at Fort Washington,
Md, and A. M. Stephens, Lock
box No. 72, U. S. Soldiers Home.
Two dollars each was awarded
Mrs. w. N. Crawford, Alt
Thirty-seventh st. N. W.; Jack
Gray, 1907 Baker St., Brent
wood, Md, and Robert Austin,
of 4105 Eighteenth st. N. w.
Each Of the following is being
mailed a pair of guest tickets to
Loew's Capitol Theater where
winners may either see stable
mates" and a grand stage show
this week, or Shirley Temple in
"Just Around the Corner" and
an all-new Major Bowes revue
starting Friday. Ticket winners
are:
OTHER WINNERS
Catherine McClary, 427 Mellon
st. S. E.; James Craver, 1885
Manchester Lane N. W.;
Thomas Breshnahan, 1913 D
st. N. E.; Walter B. Wheeler
2617 w st. N. W.; Lille Yelver-
ton, 1915 Thirtieth st. N. W.;
Roy Flanagan, 1882 v st. N. W.;
Louis B. Poss, 1915 Kenyon st.
N. W.; Mrs. Eunice Crittenden,
1898 @ st. N. W.; Mrs. Lawrence
v. Grogan, 1920 Thirty-fourth
st. N. W.; Bertha Shenk, 728
Princeton Pl. N. W.; L. T. Rob-
erts, 1156 Oates st. N. E.; Angus
F. Wilson, Georgetown Univer-
sity; A. S. Albright, 1441 Har-
ward st. N. W.; and Ross A.
Heffelfinger. jr., of 4427 Daven-
port St. N. w.
The Washington times., 1938-11-01
SidesaddIe Rider

Florence Rice, who admits
that she had to make herself
ride horseback in order to over
come her fear of horses, is
learning all over again, due to
the necessity of riding side
saddle in hunting scenes of
Metro-G Goldwyn-Mayer's Stand
Up and Fight" with Robert
Taylor. She and Claudia Nor
gan, who has the second fem
inine lead, have agreed to ride
as close together as possible
so that if one falls off. the
other can catch her.
The Washington times., 1938-11-01
Ex-BaII Player

James Hogan, director Of
Paramount's Arrest Bulldog
Drummonc is an ex-profeS-
sional baseball player. He
missed a tryout with the New
York Giants when he broke a
leg in a minor league game. He
then entered the movie bust
ness.
The Washington times., 1938-11-01
Exotic Hairdress

Hedy Lamar is going in for
exotic hairdreSSes for her new
Metro Goldwyn Mayer picture,
New York Cinderella" One of
the most outstanding is a long
bob, featuring an off-the-face
sweep at sides, fastening in tiny
curlS.