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Capitol. Opposite Miss stanwyck is
Herbert Marshall, who again gets to
say Bless you, my dear" and the
others In the cast are Ian Hunter,
Cesar Romero and Binnie Barnes.
You might also be interested in
knowing that the Capitol. through the
offices Of its publicity department, died.
icates the picture Ito the women of
today and the men who love them, >
which is taking in lot of territory.
The Metropolitan still has When
Were You Born?" down on the books
as its next attraction, now slated to
follow "Reformat6ry." which opened
yesterday. When Were You Born?"
is a murder film with an astrologer in
volved when she predicts the sudden
death Of a wealthy citizen Just 4s
hours before his sudden death actually
occurs. The astrologer is Anna MAY
Wong and the other people you will
meet when the "whodunit" gets to the
Met are Margaret Lindsay, Lola Lane
and Anthony Averill.
Evening star., 1938-07-10
Janet Gaynor Teams
With MONTGOMERY.

u OBERT MONTGOMERY and
Janet Gaynor will form q new
romantic team in Three Loves Has
Nancy" Franchot Tone will play on ,
Of tie other two men who fall in love
with the small-town girl Montgomery,
Is novelist, meets during 4 lecture
tour.
Richard Thorpe will direct. The
comedy lead will De played by Barnett
Parker. The story is by Lee Loeb
and Mort Braus and Norman krasna
viii produce. Miss Gaynor. now in her
twelfth year As star makes her first
MIN at M-G-M since Small Town
Girl" with Robert Taylor.
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they have demanded that pictures be
made Of them with Metros biggest
stars. One studio attache managed
to get the kids away from the parents
long enough to make some pictures Of
Clark Gable welcoming the Gang to
M-G-M. Some Of the parents were out
ragged by being left out Of such . his
tor.c event and threatened reprisals.
SPEAKING Of children, Irene Kuhn
revealed some interesting infor-
nation about Shirley Temples pic
lures. disclosures which account for
the bad stories the moppet has been In
Of late. Said Miss Kuhn: Script writ
ers on Shirley Temple pictures have .
set Of rules worked out in the interest
Of showmanship and Shirley. The
star must appear In every scene pos
sib)e. and II she isn't in Q scene the
dialogue must mention her. Adults
opinions when important must be
voiced through Shirley. The little
girl must never be naughty, for 1t
would set bad example. She must
never quarrel with her parents or be
spoiled. She can no longer associate
with gangstefs or uncertain char
acters. She must be American. She
must have big problems to solve.
Summed up In the words Of one of the
producers. the little girls hands must
be on the wheel (of the story al the
way"
HOLLYWOOD has long nurtured
- the belief that screen children
enjoy posturing before the cameras
and think that It Is Just . game.
R-K-O and Rowland v. Lee were
rudely shaken In their theory the
other day on the Mother Carey's
Chickens" set. A 4-year-old rebel,
Donnie Dunagan, was required to lisp
a nursery banality about an imaginary
frog and his wife. introductory dia-
logue consisted of = request by the
child's screen mother for the poem,
and the boys gracious Affirmative an
swer. Each time the mother asked
young Dunagan to oblige. he roared
out his yes in such thoroughly dis
gusted tone that the director finally
became annoyed. He threatened Sc
verely to send the boy home and never
let him come back to the studio again.
Delighted, the young actor said that
was what he wanted, and refused to
very his Interpretation . jot. Finally
the bewildered director eliminated the
line and promised Donnie he could
60 home Immediately II he would Just
say the poem.
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n II USIC Is the key to tempo IN
M making motion pictures. In
wv the opinion Of Anatole Litvak,
a famous European director.
who Is now . member Of the Hollywood
Aim colony.
A well-mAde picture. according to
Litvak, naturally falls into . definite
musical cadence. and he believes that
the best directors are those who have
fundamental knowledge and feeling
for music.
"Mayerling." which Ltvak directed
in France and which scored . great
success in America as we'll As in Eu.
rope. was made in waltz time, he says.
"A story of that type, definitely
dated and against the romantic back
ground Of Vienna" he explains, ma
turally falls into waltz time of three
four tempo. Other pictures might be
likened to symphonies, with a smooth
blending Of various themes"
THE Amazing DR.. Clitterhouse,"
which Litvak is now directing for War
ner Bros. with Edward g. Robinson as
the star, is in jazz tempo, he says, and
he is governing himself accordingly.
THE action is fast, q bit jerky, but
with . definite swing to it in quick
time" he says. Just as there are
sweet interludes in q jazz compost
ton, with instruments muted, 80 there
is in . production like The Amazing
Dr.. Clitterhouse. These are the light
er moments of the picture and the ro-
mantle interludes. But mostly the
tempo is fast and blaring, just like q
hot band cutting loose in one Of the
night clubs"
While not a professional musician,
Litvak has . deep knowledge and love
Of music. He plays the piano, but only
for his own amusement, he says.
Evening star., 1938-07-10
New Dramas
Tell of Life
OF Lincoln
Broadway Set for
A Deluge of
History.
Py the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.

NEW 401s1A.
OLLOWING the success Of PRO
logue to Glory" of last season
Broadway promises to be over
Il flowing in the fall with new
plays about Abraham Lincoln.
The story of Lincoln when he was
young rail splitter In Illinois, PRO
logue to Glory" proved to be hit.
The first production in the fall by
the new neutrality-suspicious. group
will be Robert Sherwood's new drama,
Lincoln" which concentrates on Lin
coin as a mature man and his mar
ried life with Mary Todd.
Elmer Rice will direct the produc-
ton Of this new drama by the author
of Reunion in Vienna" and THE
Petrihed Forest" with Raymond Mas
sey, q Canadian actor, in the role Of
Lincoln.
Brock Pemberton will also present
Q new play about Lincoln, probably
arriving on Broadway about mid
September. This is Follow Me Ever" +"
first called Death, Mr. President" 4"
in which its author, Paul Horgan,
dramatizes the story of Lincoln in
Washington during the Civil War
days.
An operetta in which both Lincoln
and Gen. Robert E. Lee figure is
scheduled for Broadway in the fall
after having had its world premiere
last month in the Municipal Theater
at St. Louis.
This is Gentlemen Unafraid," with
book and music by Jerome Kern,
Oscar Hammerstein. I'd. and Otto
Harbach. The plot has West Point
setting In the 1860s and deals with
the struggle to hold the Union to-
eether. Kern has written q score
that not only includes somber music
to At the mood Of those trying days,
but also gay dance numbers sugges-
tive Of Southern songs.
These Lincoln plays will arrive on
Broadway to a cheering precedent for
historical plays have contributed some
Of the most exciting first nights the
theater has seen. OF modern play
Urights, Maxwell Anderson perhaps
stands out as the No. writer Of his
torical dramas. His Mary of Scot
land" Elizabeth the Queen" and
VALLEY Forge" all have been major
hits.
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Hardys Go West.

WITH Love Comes to Andy Ha1y,"
latest Judge Hardy family pic
ture, Just completed, NON already
has selected Out West With the
HArdys" ~ the next IN this series.
Mickey Rooney will 60 cowboy on a
dude ranch with the rest OF the cast
comprising the regular family" men,
bers Of Lewis Stone, Cecilia Parker,
Fay Holden and Ann Rutherford
George Seitz will direct the picture,
which will be the NTH in the series.
Evening star., 1938-07-10

MICHAEL BROOKE, the handsome
Earl Of Warwick, donned .
"handlebars" mustache recently and
became . heel-clicking 1890 admirer
Of Claudette Colbert In Paramount's
"Zasa." Similarly cast - pair Of
hand-6ssing dandiss In the Para
mount picture were Philip Warren
and Richard DenninR.
Herbert Marshall plays opposite
Miss Colbert. Bert Lahr, 0enevieve
Tobin, Rex O'Malley, Constance COL
lier and Helen Westley have promi-
nent supporting roles.
Evening star., 1938-07-10
AATURDAY

"4awaiian puckaroo."
John King In
state follee. /"
warner 1aEtsr. Fred
die Bartholomew, In
"Kidnaped."
"Rascals" ana
SINNERS in Para"
disc"
Go Chase Yourself"
william Boyd in
Bar 20 Justice"
MT. Moto's Gamble"
and "Torchy Blame In
Panama"
Richard DIX
In
"Alibi."
Start Cheering" and
"PAnamint's Bad
Man"
Thunder Trail" and
Bulldog Drummond's
Revenge"
Rudy Vallee in
"Gold Di9gers in
Paris"
wide Open Faces"
Buck Jones in
Overland Express"
Born to the west"
and Charlie Chan at
Monte Carlo"
Mr.. Moto Takes .
Chance" and Saint
In New York"
Wallace Beery and
Jackie Cooper in
Treasure Island"
Laurel and Hardy
in
"swiss Miss.
Richard DIX
In
Blind Alibi."
Might SPOT. !"
Bob Baker in
western Trails"
Martha Rays
"College Swing"
Life Begins at 40"
Mary Carlisle in
"Tip-On Girls"
Air Devils" and
"One Wild Might"
Also serial.
Battle OF Broadway"
Richard Dix in
Blind Alibi."
Law of the Under
world" and Rolling
Caravans"
Frontier Town"
and
Behind the Nike"
Storm in . Tea
Cup"
"Penrod and Twin
Brother" and Pub
lie Cowboy No. l."
Kid Comes Back"
Buck Jones In
OveriAno ExDre8s. y
Sinners in Paradise"
and "Panamint's Bad
Man"
"Island in the Sky"
Aaureen O'6ullivAn In
Hold That kiss"
Rudy Vallee in
Gold Digkers in
Paris"
Hold EN-. Navy"
Chas. Starrett in Out
laws Of the Prairie"
Ann Sheridan in
Little Miss Thor
oughbred."
Claude Rains and
Fay Banter in
White Banners"
Irene Dunno and
DouElasFairbanks. jr.,
in joy of Living"
Sudden Bill Dorm"
neanor Holm in
Tarzan's Revenge"
Virginia Bruce and
Robert MONTGOMERY in
yellow Jack"
The Westland Case"
and The Old Wyo-
ming Trail"
"Penrod and His
Twin" and
Go Chase Yourself."
Rudy vallee and Rose
mary Lane in Gold
DieRers in Paris"
"Bulldoe Drummond's
Peril" and "Trip to
Paris"
Border Wolves"
Mickey Rooney in
Hold That Kiss"
Rudy Vallee in
Gold DiKgers in
Paris"
yirginia Bruce and
Robert MONTGOMERY in
yellow Jack"
Ginger Rogers and
James Stewart in
"Vivscious Lady"
Mickey Rooney and
Maureen O'Sullivan In
Hold That Kiss"
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purchased by M-G-M. The stage play
is by Robert Ardrey and deals with
. small-town girl who runs away in
search Of better things in life, and
winds up with . romance with a boat
builder.
Evening star., 1938-07-10
Barrymore Takes a Look
At Cinema of the Future
By Hubbard Keavy.
Associated Press Stan Writer.

ATFER round.
ball. looking the
At these
~ to look
moment please the professor to be getting
Take professor.
Il Willie a having
Evening star., 1938-07-10
Another by BRING.

ETRO-GOI GOIDWYN-MAYER an
nounces purchase of Myron
Brings best-selling novel, May
Flavin." Brings novels include "The
Sisters" This Man Is My Brother"
and "Singermann."
Evening star., 1938-07-10
FRIDAY
seal. and 'SSExtlSd
to 0hanRhai"

0teai". and "ExtlSd
to 0han9hai."
0inser Nosers and
James Stewart in
"ylyacious Lady"
virginia Bruce an(
Robert MONTGOMERY IL
yellow Jack"
Laurel and Hardy
In
Swiss Miss"
Buck Jones in
The Overland
8xpress."
Louis Hayward
in
!0elnt IN New York
william Boyd
In
bar 20 Justice. "
Leo CarriNo In 9TH.
Barrier" On Stare
talent show.
Bing Crosby and
Beatrice Lille In
Doctor Rhythm.
Joan Blondell in
There's Always q
Woman"
Midnight Intruder. ;
.Aarlene Dietrich in
.Shanghai Express.
Mickey Rooney an<
Maureen O'Sullivan II
Hold That Kiss"
Ginger ROGERS and
James stewart in
"vivaeious Lady"
Wallace Baery and
Jackie Cooper in
|-TreASure Island"
Victor NcLaelen
Devils Party"
Adolphe Menjou ane
Charlie Mccarthy X
"0oldwyn Follies."
Enrol Flynn
in
robin Hood"
Life Begins at 4O.'
Mary Carlisle in
"TtpsO6 Girls"
Maureen O'6ullivan
and Mickey Rooney
in Hold That Kiss.
Blond Cheat"
Laurel and Hardy In
Swiss Miss"
Mystery House."
Bob Baker in
Border Wolves"
"Merrily We Live"
and
"Jurys Secret"
storm in . Tea
Cup"
Henry Fonda and
Madeleine Carroll in
Blockade"
Robert Taylor and
Aarsaret SULLIVAN In
Three Comrades.
Maureen O'8ulltyan
aid Mickey Rooney
In Hold That kiss. "
"Island In the Sky"
Maureen O'Sullivan In
Hold That Kiss"
Bins Crosby and
Beatrice Lille in
Doctor Rhythm"
Accused" and
international Set
tlement."
Ann Sheridan In
Little Miss Thor.
ouGhbred."
Claude Rains and
Fay Banter in
White Banners"
Buck Jones In
Hollywood
Roundup"
Judge Hardy's Chm
dren" and ''Bulldos
Drummond's Peril
Warner Baxter. Fred.
die Bartholomew. IL
"Kidnaped."
Escape BY Night" /"
Allan Jones in
Everybody Sins"
"Penrod and His
Twin" and
Go Chase Yourself.
Rudy yallee and Rose
mary Lane In "Golt
Diskers in Paris"
Dorothy Lamour ant
Ray Ailland in
Her jungle Love "
Loretta Young in
-Four Men and Q
Prayer"
Bine Crosby and
Beatrice Lille in
Doctor Rhythm"
Warner Baxter. Fred.
die Bartholomew, ir
KIDNAPPED"
0in9er Rogers and
James Stewart in
'Vivacious Lady"
John BARRYMORE II
Bulldog Drummondl [
Peril"
Evening star., 1938-07-10

M.G.M. Gets Tough
"How to Get Tough About It."
comedy romance aboard q
Lake Michigan heusebcat, has boen
Evening star., 1938-07-10
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
TNURSOAY

-" ~kN9DAS0 =
Steal" and "xxiled
to Ohanghai."
Ginger Rosers and
James Stewart in
"VivaciouS Lady"
virginia Bruce AMI
Robert Montgomery II
yellow Jack"
Might Spot"
Virginia Bruce In" "Ar
sene Lupin Returns.
Wallace Beery and
Jackie Cooper In
Treasure 1sland."
Gene Raymond and
Olympic Branda In
Stolen Heaven"
Anna Nay Wong In
"DanRerous to
Know"
Irene Dunno and
Allan Jones In
"Showboat."
Bing Crosby and
Beatrice Lille in
"Dctor Rhythm."
Errol Flynn in
Adventures of
Robin Hood"
Midnight Intruder
Marlene Dietrich in
"Shanghai Express.
Laurel and Hardy
in
"SWiss Miss"
Ginger Roeers and
James Stewart In
"Vivacious Lady"
Louis Hayward
in
Saint in New York
Gene Raymond
in
Stolen Heaven
Adolphe Menjou Ant
Charlie Mccarthy u
Goodwin Follies."
Errol Flynn
in
robin Hood"
Small Town Boy
and Her Husband
Secretary"
Ritz Brothers in
Kentucky Noon
shine"
Clark Gable and
Myrna 10y in
Test Pilot"
Alice Brady
in
Good by. Broadway
"Merrily We Live"
and
"Jury's Secret"
Storm in . Tea
Cup"
Henry Fonda and
Madeleine Carroll in
Blockade.
Robert Taylor ana
Margaret SULLIVAN IL
Three Comrades.
Maureen O'sullivan
and Mickey Rooney
in Hold That kiss
international Settle
ment and Love OF
. BUDGET"
Bing Crosby and
Beatrice Lille in
Doctor Rhythm"
jeanette Macdonald
Nelson Eddy. Girl ol
the Golden West"
Clark Gable and
Jean Harlow in
''Saratoga."
Claude Rains and
Fay Banter In
white Banners"
Lola Lane and Pau
Kelly In "Torchy
Blame in Panama"
Judge Hardy's Chill.
dren" and "Bulldo1
Drummond's Peril
Warner Baxter. Fred
die Bartholomew. IL
KIDNAPPED"
Escape BY Might" "
Allan Jones in
Everybody Sing"
"Good-by. Broadway
Dick Purcell in
Daredevil Drivers
Rudy Vallee and Rose
mary Lane in "0olt
Digeers in Paris"
Dorothy Lamour ane
Ray Milland in
Her jungle Love"
Loretta Young in
-Four Men and q
Prayer"
Bing Crosby and
Beatrice Lille in
Doctor Rhythm"
Warner Baxter. Fred
die Bartholomew. II
"Kidnaped."
Ginser Roeers and
James Stewart in
"Vivacious Lady"
Gene Raymond and
Olympic Branda in
Stolen Heaven"
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Macarthur

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Churchill

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Heffernan

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TUn9DAY

II Net Ny Loy.|
Again" and "A 0ifll
With ldeal."
Evening star., 1938-07-10

the success Of PRO
logue to Glory" of last season,
Broadway promises to be over
| flowing in the fall with new
Evening star., 1938-07-10
Is Key
Good Films Should
Have Musical
Cadence.

4 4 USIC Is the key to tempo In
M making motion pictures. In
v the opinion Of Anatole Litvak,
4 4 famous EuropeAn director,
Evening star., 1938-07-10

Border Wolves"
Mickey Rooney in
"aold That Kiss"
Rudy Vallee in
Gold OiKgers in
Paris
Evening star., 1938-07-10
MONDAY

."Rebecca Of Sunny
brook Farm" "Nan-
haitian MAYry.N0.Rsd''
Evening star., 1938-07-10
SUNDAY

"Rebecca Of Sunny
brook Farm" MAN
haitian A0rYy.0o.R'd"
Evening star., 1938-07-10
KXIll( RQAY

Asain" and "A 0iri
with YdAAa -
Evening star., 1938-05-16

ing to explain the depression in the
same fulnbling and contradictory
manner" used in conducting Govern
ment business.
Noting President Roosevelt told a
recent press conference that Govern
ment spending as all aid to recovery
had not failed, the New Yorker added
in statement to the press:
Business, he said, had run away
with the ball. But did not Secretary
OF the Interior Harold I. Ickes and
Solicitor General Jackson tell US in
Evening star., 1938-05-16

duction Of "You Can't Take It With
You" will be the first release Clifford
Odets' Golden Boy" Is being pre-
pared for filming
Star combinations will include Jean
Arthur and Cary Grant, Jean Arthur
and Melvyn Douglas. and Cary Grant
and Marlene Dietrich.
Evening star., 1938-05-16

miral Byrd missed train connections
and disappointed police escort and
several thousand residents who were
at the station.
Arriving about an hour late in q
taxi. the explorer said:
mo one told me had to change
trains at Jamaica. didn't notice my
mistake until too late"
Admiral Byrd addressed large
crowd at the new seaplane base of
Capt. Ashley G. Mckinley. who was
chief aerial surveyor and third in
Evening star., 1938-05-16

December that business caused the
depression by going on a sit-down
strike?"
The Republican declared also that
Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau
had reported last December 10 that
1887 business activity had been of a
healthy character and was not char
acterized by huge inventories.
Evening star., 1938-05-16
Industry Uses 500 Diamonds.

Industry is now using so per cent.
by weight, OF all the diamonds sold
each year. The remaining half Of the
stones sold probably 60 to decorate the
person, to delight the eye, to form a
convenient concentration Of wealth
and make business for the money
lenders.
Evening star., 1938-05-16
PLANS RECORD OUTPUT

Columbia Pictures Announces
Huge Production Program.
HOLLYWOOD, May 16 R.-Co-
lumbia Pictures announced today the
largest production program in its
history for 1938-39.
Forty features, l6 westerns, four
serials and 126 short subjects have
been scheduled. Frank Capra's pro-
Evening star., 1938-05-16

The United States House of Repre-
sentatives has a standing committee
Of two for the disposition of executive
papers.
Evening star., 1938-05-16
ADMIRAL BYRD LOST

Misses Train Connections While
on Way to Dedication.
NEW YORK, May 16 R.-Rear
Admiral Richard E. Byrd, who has
explored 100000 square miles of Arctic
wastes, got lost in the "wilds" Of
Jamaica yesterday.
Going to Babylon. Long Island, to
dedicate private seaplane base, Ad-
Evening star., 1938-05-16

Written language consisted at first
Of pictures, becoming in the course OF
time more and more symbolic.
Evening star., 1938-05-16
DEPRESSION FUMBLING
CHARGED TO NEW DEAL

Bacon Ayers Administration
Figures Contradict Each Other
on Situation.
By the Associated Press.
Representative Bacon, Republican,
Of New York asserted yesterday the
Roosevelt administration was attempt
Evening star., 1938-05-16

command Of Byrd's Antarctic expedi-
ton of 1928.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-14
Rex B. Goodcell
Appointed State
Insurance Chief

SACRAMENTO, June II. CUP)-
Rex B. Goodcell, Los Angeles at
torney. and r. J. Welch. ir., of
Riverside, today held appointment
to important state offices following
action of Gov. Frank F. Merriam in
filling recent vacancies in his coun-
Gil.
Gocdcell was named state insur-
ance commissioner to succeed Sam
uel Carpenter. jr. and Welch fol-
lowed John b. Quinn of Los An
geles as director of military and
veterans affairs. Goodcell takes Of
flee on July Is and WEIGH imme-
diately.
Goodcell formerly served as fed
eral collector of internal revenue for
California. was a Republican NOM
inee for governor in 1926 and a
candidate for lieutenant governor in
1884. His new position pays $500
annually. He has been practicng
law in Los Angeles.
Welch, no relation of the Cali
fOrnia congressman of the same
name. has served ON the veterans
welfare board for more than five
years. He will receive $4,000 per
year. Quinn resigned to accept al.
appointment as assessor OF Los An
geleS county.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-14

his family, saying he preferred
death To suffering The officers
said they understood DR.. Campbell
had been despondent recently be-
cause OF i'll health.
The body, with suit pulled over
pRjamas. was found in an alley
way by a newsboy. His widow was
awakened to be told of his death.
Campbell was a world renowned
astronomer. For years he was direc-
tor of the University of California's
Lick observatory on top of Mount
Hamilton. near San Jose.
He retired several years ago with
the title Of President Emeritus of
the University of California. Since
then he had been living quietly in
San Francisco.
Campbell was born on a farm
in Hancock county. Ohio, April Il.
1862. He graduated with the degree
of bachelor of science from the
University of Michigan in 1886.
He started his career that year
as instructor in mathematics at
the University of Colorado. trans
ferring two years later to the fac
ulty of University of Michigan as
instructor in astronomy.
Dr. Campbell led many notable
astronomical expeditions throughout
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-14
Drive Them Out,
Says Boss Hague
In Federal Court

NEWARK. N. j.. June IA (UP)-
Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City
testified at a federal court hearing
today that anyone who comes here
Jersey City and is displeased with
our government should not so back
where he came from, but should
be driven back"
Spaulding Frazer. counsel for the
CIO and the American Civil Liber-
ties union questioned Hague at re-
sumption of the hearing on an
application for an injunction to
restrain Jersey City officials from
interfering with civil rights.
DO you believe that persons
who believe in the doctrine of Mus
solini, Stain and Hitler should 60
back where they came FROM" Fra
Ter asked
Hague replied that sucn persons
should be .''driven back.
How about those who are born
here?" Frazer asked
Il think we should establish
camp in Alaska and keep them
there in they are opposed to our
government" the mayor replied.
There should be a remedy"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-14

Commodore Edgar +. LuckenDach,
owner of the shipping line bearing
his name. was so upset by his 18
year old daughters plan to marry
without his consent that he told
friends not to mention her name
in his presence. His objections were
said to be based solely on the be-
lief that Andrea is too young.
The Rev. DR.. William Crime, pas
tor of st. Paul's at Great Neck,
where the wedding was scheduled,
decided not to perform a marriage
so strenuously opposed by Com
modore Luckenbach after he was
bombarded by protests from men,
bers of the fashionable congrega-
ton, many of whom are friends
of the shipping magnate.
Dr. Adolf Garni, wife of the
first vice president of w. R. Grace
81 Co., and a friend of the couple,
had planned a reception at her
home following the ceremony and
was bitter about DR.. Grimes action.
Il think it's a terrible thing for
those poor children to be cast out
in the world without the blessing
of God" she said They're very
much in love. Andrea has had time
to know her own mind. They met
four years ago. They've been at
my house often. He's a fine boy
and she's a darling girl
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-14
Deputies Sc ek
Aqed Arizona Man

Imperial county peace officers as
sisted Yuma officers Monday night
and Tuesday in a search for A. W
Williams, 80, missing from the area
80 miles east of Yuma since May l3
The aged man was scheduled to
visit Riverside hospital after he
left his country store in charge of a
friend. Since May 13 the store safe
was rifled and the man left in
charge also disappeared, Some of
the papers taken from the safe
were found in Pasadena. Fear for
the old mans safety occasioned the
search. A check of Riverside nos
pitalS showed the old man had not
been there.