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Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-26

sentation of alleged irregularities
concerning sardine legislation and
said he would ask the jury to in
dict Assemblyman William Horn
blower of San Francisco "and pos
sibly others.
The prosecutor bases his aSsump-
ton against the veteran San Fran
cisco legislator on a series of cir
cumStanceS which he says link
HornbloWer to fees received from
sardine fishing and canning inter-
eSts for defeat of legislation in
curious to the industry.
Hornblower appeared voluntarily
before the jury, however, and en-
tered a complete denial of all ale
cations.
Never. he testified. has he re-
celVed or asked a bribe in his 18
years OF service in the legislature.
He confirmed Babcock's state
ment that $4,000 was paid him. But
ne said it was for Legitimate legal
services
HornbloWer said his work for the
companies consisted of numerous
appearances before the State Fish
ana Game Commission to secure
increased tonnage Permits for the
Sardlne Gamers.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-26
Coroner to Study
AIcatraZ Deaths

SAN FRANCISCO, May rs fUP)
Coroner T. B. w. Leland today
ordered an inquest June into the
deaths of two men killed in an at
tempted break Monday at Alcatraz
penitentiary.
The inquest may reveal the
name of the tower guard who
frustrated the three convicts in
their attempt to gain freedom af-
ter they fled from the prison wood
work shop. The guard, whose name
was withheld, shot two of the
convicts and one, Thomas r. Linn
erick, died.
Royal Cline. senior custodian of
the prison, also was killed. Cline,
unarmed, was supervising the pris-
oners when they made their break,
he was struck with a hammer.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-26
Japanese Cabinet
Revision Approved

TOKYO, May rs. (UP) - While
japanese armies closed in thunder
ously on Kaifeng in North China,
the premier announced reorganiza-
tion of his cabinet at Tokyo to make
Gen. Kazunari Ugaki foreign min
ister Gen. Sadao Araki, minister of
education and Schin Ikeda, finance
minister. The appointment Of GEN
erals TO the foreign and education
posts was regarded as particularly
significant, while Ikeda was ex-
pected 10 bolster and coordinate
Japan's war-weakened economy in
an effort to withstand the drains
Of the China campaign.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-26
Bay State Judges
Okay Control Ban

BOSTON, May 26 (UP) - The
full bench of the Massachusetts
supreme court today upheld the
constitutionality of state law
banning distribution of birth con
troll devices and literature.
The 1900 word decision held that
the law applied to physicians as
we'll as to other persons.
1t upheld the conviction of -four
attaches of the North Shore Moth
ers' Health oSice, an affiliate OF
the Massachusetts Birth Control
League.
The four women. one phySic-
ian, were fined $1,000 each in SUI
Derior court.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-26
US. Begins Drive
To Bolster Trade

WASHINGTON, May 26. (UP)-
The maritime commission opened a
campaign today to break the domi-
nance of foreign shipping in South
Americas trade with the United
States.
A new steamship service to the
South American east coast will be
tablished by Sept. with three
swift modern luxury liners. The
ships. the Virginia, California and
Pennsylvania, recently removed
from the New York California run
by Panama Pacific Line because of
heavy operating losses, would be
acquired by the commission for the
South American run.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-26
Rouge Disguises
LA. Bank Bandit

LOS ANGELES, May 26. UP)-
A gunman, disguised as sinister
oldtime stage william, held up a
Bank of America branch and es-
capped with $1,000 yesterday EN-
ployes said the holdup mans face
was made up with rouge and
sun tan powder The gunman Sc
lected Manager Wetzel Ord'S lunch
hour for the holdup. Ord is said
to have killed two bandits and
seriously wounded one in attempted
holdupS of his bank.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-26

judges we're bribed and violence
used to maintain its criminal con-
troll.
Hines is the first Tammany dis
trict leader to be directly accused
of a crime in years. He was linked
in the indictment with j. Richard
CDixie) Davis, legal brains of the
Dutch Schultz gang, and seven 9TH
er men, including Gangster Bo
Weinberg, who is believed to be
in a concrete coffin at the bottom
of the East river.
The indictment, containing ono
conspiracy and II felony charges,
named George Weinberg, brother
of Bo, and Harry Schoenhaus, who
are reported to have talked, Mar
tin Weinberg, and three fugitives-
John Cooney, Solly Girsch and Har.
ry Wolf.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-26
Phone Company
Seeks Tax Refund

RIVERSIDE, May 26. UP)-The
Southern California Telephone COM
pany today sought recovery of S37,-
382 in taxes from six cities and
counties, in a series of suits charg-
ing the levies we're illegal and paid
under protest.
The suits were filed against
Corona, S880.88; Riverside county,
$32, ,770.93; Beaumont, $141.29; Ban
ming, $24372; Elsinore, $60.23; and
Riverside city, $4889.22.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-26
PLANE FAILED TO
HEED WARNINGS

LOS ANGELES, May 26. CUPO-
The tragic flight of a new Lockheed
transport that crashed last week
and killed nine persons, including
two babies, was made despite warn
ing from WeatheYmen according to
testimony forwarded today to the
bureau of air commerce in Wash
ingtOn, D, c.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-26
SOlOn Defies NJ.
Ban on Speaking

WASHINGTON. May 26 CUP) -
Rep. Jerry J. O'Connell, D., Mont.
said today he will go to Jersey City
to speak tomorrow night under
Committee for Industrial Organi-
zation auspices regardless of the
Hague city administrat tons re
fusal to grant a permit for a meet
ing.
Il imagine therell be some trou-
BILE, he said. But this group is q
whole lot more prepared for it
than we were when / tried to
speak before"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-26
Brawley Kiwanis
FeteS Students

BRAWLEY, May 20 The Braw-
ley Kiwanis club Tuesday enter
tanned officers of the class of 1898
of the local high school, their
sponsors, Principal Percy E. Pal
mer, and members of the school
board.
In previous years, the Kiwanis
had as their guests, the entire
graduating class but were unable
to follow this procedure this year
due to the large number of gradu-
ateS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-26
TAMMANY LEADER
IN GAMING GRAFT

NEW YORK, May 26. (UP)-James J. Hines, power
full Tammany Hall politician and dispenser of federal
patronage in New York. named today in broad
indictment of the key figures OF crooked $780,
100000 year racket in the numbers lottery in which
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-26
S25 Rewar

VIII be paid by the manufacture,
!or any Corn GREAT CHRISTIE.
PHER POSITIVE Corn Cure can.
not remove. Also removes Warty
ana Callouses. 35c at Clements
Drug Store. tAo
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-26
STATE CRAFT QUIZ
ENTERS NEW PHASE

SACRAMENTO, Calf, May 26. (UP)-District Attor-
ney Otis Babcock today directed his investigators into
additional phases of charges of corruption in the Cafor
MIA legislature the county grand jury recessed until
week withheld details. Babcock finished his pre-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-26

YOU haven't read ALL the news
untiI you've rSaG Tie ADS!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-26

Rayon prints, bemberg
rayonS, chiffonS, spun
rayons! The new bright
colors, cool navy blue
and lovely prints! Come
early - they're buys!
1852.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-26

Kapok filled, wit h
slide fastener open
ing on side. Filling
not slip.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-26
1.79 COT PAD

Good quality ticking .
filled with cotton
linters. Size 26X76
inches.
Evening star., 1938-11-27
NOISES FOR SALE.

vt MI fLEAsAMT1sARGAlE Ut: onScod s7SS0;
baths. library. dinette. oxford kit; deep
Evening star., 1938-11-27
BARGAIN.

New 5-room brick bungalow se.e5o. Gel
lar garage, gas heat; $3.50 cash, $50
month. 1909 Radnor rd Wilson lane.
Bethesda. KRAFT. Natl. O5s3
SPECIAL SELECTIONS
Evening star., 1938-11-27

Sis INGRAHAM ST. NV.
8 rms. 2 incl. porches, large recrea tion
I'm, dble. garage; close bus. Geo. 1l24.
1920 CHAPLIN ST, NV.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. S42.50.
Refrigeration. Resident Manager.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
tnO5 St NW National 234a
Evening star., 1938-11-27
& RMS OFT, HT-S20

8 RMS, OIL HT.-$8O.
Near 18th and Col. rd. n.w.-Attrac.,
modern brick house: refg attic. garden.
Natl $3.50. Sun, Col. 4213.
EDGEMOOR, BETHESDA, MD.
Detached brick with large yard; bed
rooms. 2 baths, lavatory on first floor
maids room and bath, oil burner, Gear
garage. side porch; rent, S105.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
205 Investment Bldg. Rep. 11S1.
Evening star., 1938-11-27

RMS, OIL HT.-$80.
Hs. ssso. '1 san uGuse Col fea 4a1s s.'l'' sAfo'n'
EDGEMOOR, BETHESDA, MD.
rooms. baths, lavstory., on FIRST floor:
''ss.s' s'df m1oF RSI'h M1bbhEr9N 5fasi 5sS'.
205 Investment Bldg. Rep. 11S1.
13 BAYARD BLVD.
DETACHED BRICK HOME
In Washingtons most delightful suburb.
near bus and stores; 15 minutes from
Coy. almost new home. Every modern
convenience. 5 rooms and bath; $50.
TO reach out t Mass. ave; NV; to western
mouse "A A. '?s S. e GARDINER,
1910 K st. NV. National O334.
Sis INGRAHAM ST. NV.
Em., dbie. garage; Close bus - Geo 1I24.W
1920 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath: S42.50.
sliEHSAzsNsNso9N sHHSAzNNo9Nm - & eiigs IgeHs Nc. cos".. os"..
1921 1st ST. NV.
rooms ssS5 81 fiji; 11th ST. si*'Rj NV. 90
rooms s7o4 a9e ss'a s4th ST. s;lr.f3 NV. s'0'00
7ls RiTTENHoUsE ST. NV.
6 rooms and bath; h.-wh.-- $50 90
3O05 GA. AVE. NV.
9 rooms and bath; h.-w.h. S45.50
4611 5th ST. NV.
rooms rooms and bath; auto. heat; ga se7 ko
44O1 7th ST. NV.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K st. NV. District 1915.
42O 10th ST. NE.
8 rms, bath: h.-w.h.; garage; redeco-
rasedj msn1jb weather-stripDed and caulked; s55
7ss 18th 41zR s. R.W: Z: DAVIS NafiSa.l Con osss.
914 PHILADELPHIA AVE,
SILVER SPRING. MD
rooms and tiled bath with shower: large
porch: fireplace; detached garage; s65 per
7sgg1 sgg16M4S TSSR g. TN EtSHEh bisf5ie9 s8 IsS ssSsso
ROOMING HOUSE,
,,.s. s,nls, 1s1sLs NV a.. ,u.,n.s.
section. containing IL rooms, baths. See
At i4e4 sif (. cArR1rz. Dist. soso.
4439 Fessenden st. NV.
$3.50.
"A rooms and bath; electric refrigeration;
5342 41st ST. N.W.-$75.
Seven rooms and bath: extra lavatory;
hot-water heat: garage.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE &
INV. CORP,
National 1898. 1912 N. Y. Ave. NV.
20 FRANKLIN ST. NE,
ssh 81 Nc pelshes GsR sns Msn ASsm. AGs
5507 4th ST. NV.
,eoms. ~ baths. gas heat S650o
1726 WISCONSIN AVE.
O rooms bath. furnace heat $40.50
943 C. ST. S.W.
9 rooms, bath, hot-water heat. will
place in first-class condition -.--$45.O 90
748 9th ST. Sc.
rooms near Navy Yard SIS 90
GUARANTY REALTY, INC,
1908 K st. NV. National 05s7:
TAKOMA PARK,
3O7 CEDAR AVE.
Modern Groom detached home with OIL
burner. cleo. refrigerator, log-burning fire.
place two-car garage. well-shrubbed lot.
available December l. Reasonable.
GUARANTY REALTY, INC,
l7o6 K St. NV. National O5s7.
912 PHILADELPHIA AVE,
SILVER SPRING.
Nearly new, completely reconditioned
brick home. large. bright rms, tile bath
with shower, oil burner, large lot, garage.
Call Woodley 7S49 or
I. A. WEINBERG CO., Natl. $500.
REDUCED RENTAL.
90 FRANKLIN ST. NE.
- Q Rooms. Bath AMI. S59. so.
II 8. ST. NV.
Rooms. Bath ANIL. S47.50.
SO ADAMS ST. NV.
Q Rooms, B.. 3-Car Gar; AMI, S6b.
A. b. TORRE REALTY CO.,
o625 N, Capitol st. Dupont 1855.
Evening star., 1938-11-27
OWNER SAYS SELL
AND HAS PRICED THIS HOME
ACCORDINGLY

WE HAVE BEEN ORDERED
To sell this home at the extremely low
price OF S6.950. Folks. you are in a buyers
market. Never before have we been able
to offer more genuine, honest-to-goodness
value than this new nearby Virginia brick
home containing Z large rooms bed
rooms, glassed-in sunroom full tile bath.
front living porch full basement. detached
garage. The lot Is large and attractively
landscaped. Many other interesting fea-
tures that will make life worth living in
this lovely home. Extremely easy terms.
Think OF this-only S6.95O. $3.50 cash
PAYABLE so per month. including in
I, tersst and PRINCIPAL until paid Call J..
WESLEY BUCHANAN. Met. 1146 until 8
Evening star., 1938-11-27

NATIONAL MORTGAGE &
INV. CORP,
National 1888. 1872 N. Y. Ave. NV.
20 FRANKLIN ST. NE,
4 Blocks So No. Cap. and Mich. Ave.
Lo3T.
Evening star., 1938-11-27
WOOdhaNnn -Rra dlou Hills

WUUunaVen-Brad HIS.
For a fraction OF its value We offer you
comfort with charm. English beam CELL
ing studio living room Sun room, OPEN
ing room. guest lavatory. Tiled Nitchen.
featuring ultra modern gadgets ano con-
Feniences. fire bedrooms. Cedar-lined
closets galore. exquisite baths, stair
way to attic. Charming tavern room. with
large stone fireplace in addition to maids
quarters. laundry facilities, 2-car garage
site, with a view of the surrounding coun-
tryside. Price only Sl2.O5O. In our opin-
ion this is an outstanding value, and 1t
could not be duplicated under $l3,5OO.
Evening star., 1938-11-27

DEEP DORMERS and BAYS
brick and stone cottage Just being finished
in Chevy Chase. D. c., on lot rs wide.
only two blocks west Of Conn. ave. There
screened porch overlooking the garden IN
the rear Of the house; large dining room
and a modern kitchen that has plenty Of
first-noor bedroom with the bath adjoining
can be used as . spare room or made into
an excellent library. On the second floor
ventilation and ample closets. From the
architectural side you will be pleased. and
will Immediately recognize that this lovely
home is priced below the market Terms
can be arranged to suit the average pur-
chaser, Call Emerson 1901.
EDWARD r. CARR,
Realtor. Builder.
Evening star., 1938-11-27
WE WILL TRADE.
1866 LOCKWOOD AVE.
643 EYE ST. NE

BARGAIN. 81 $50.
rooms brick; all modern conveniences;
located one block of H st. ne; convenient
to stores and transportation. $3.50 down
and balance S45 monthly. FEDERAL
Natl 74l6 oSs
Evening star., 1938-11-27
Comfort and Convenience

We offer you the utmost of both IN these
2 delightful new all-brick homes, Con-
struction beyond reproach. equipment of
the finest. Within easy walking distance
rooms. attached garage modern kitchen.
automatic heat Priced surprisingly low.
and they may be purchased on very rea-
sonable terms.
Evening star., 1938-11-27

AAAs = OAA1A0AI, ~. ~.
This attractive brick home, with 6 rms
q bedrms), 2 baths. paneled recreation
rm.. automatic heat. detached garage in
pleasant. well-established neighborhood,
conyen. TO everything. is an exceptional buy
at $40 400; The builder offering it for sale
mas authorized US to give excellent terms to
carrying charges. Put this home on your
must see list today. Call j. WESLEY
Evening star., 1938-11-27

13 BAYARD BLVD.
DETACHED BRICK HOME
In Washington's most delightful suburb.
near bus and stores; 15 minutes from
downtown.
Cozy. almost new home: Every modern
convenience. 5 rooms and bath. $50.
To reach: Out Mass. ave. NV. to Western
ave. right blocks TO Bayard blvd. left to
house and our sign
A. S. GARDINER,
1910 K St. NV. National 0334.
Evening star., 1938-11-27
SUBURBAN BUNGALOW.
OUTSTANDING BARGAIN.

Recently acquired in trade Cost over
81; 5O0:- reduced to $4,000 for immediate
homes, on paved street, one block from
stores and transportation. Contains five
delIghtful rooms and bath ttwo bedrooms,
not-Water heating system, full basement,
detached garage. VIII consider $3.50 cash
and balance in easy monthly payments.
Can WESLEY BUCHANAN, Met. ll46
Evening star., 1938-11-27

OPEN TODAY.
1891 GARFIELD ST. NV.
Here is Just what you have been waiting
for semi-detached brick house. 90 1T.
wide with 8 large rooms a bed). . baths,
open fireplace large porch. light. dry cellar;
nice yard and garage. Located in this very
desirable and convenient part Of the city.
It is in excellent condition and the price
is far below its actual value. See It to-
day H. c. BISCOE. Woodley 1923 or
The Washington times., 1938-04-23

history of aviation.
I play the part Of an airplane
designer and pilot, appearing
with Fred MacMurray and
Louise Campbell. For once, !
have q tailor-made part. And
that means everything to an
actor. You may give Academy
Awards-they call 'em Oscars"
in Hollywood-you may give a
lot Of publicity and critical ap-
plause to a man. But there's
nothing better than q great part
in q great picture.
No kidding-I think I've got
something-William A. Well
man, the producer director, has
something-and Paramount, too
in Men With Wings" About
two months ago, after months
had been spent writing the
script, Bill Wellman called me
into the office and gave it to
me. I started reading 1t at
about 8 O'Clock at night and fin.
ished at / a. m.
I had tears in my eyes. I
was 50 excited I called Bill on
the telephone and told him that
he had a really great picture.
That was the way I felt. It is
something that everybody'll
want to See-the first historical
picture in color-the first air
picture in color. But more than
that 1t Is a human, tense drama
Of real people, and that's what
makes any picture, as far as I'm
concerned.
OF course. you have to dis
count one thing-I love avia-
ton. Maybe that has gotten me
a little bit too steamed up about
the picture and my part. I flew
in England and I fly in this
country, and I'd rather be up
in a plane than doing anything
I know.
The struggles Of these char
acterS through the years,
through depression, and war,
and triumph, make the story.
That's why I say it Is a wonder
full picture and why, no matter
how much or how little Is spent
on 1t, no matter how many
planes and extras are used, no
matter how many statistics are
compiled. you have a story Of
human hearts.
hope you see it-and like 1t.
The Washington times., 1938-04-23

salary and that he had married
a third wife, who is Illiana of
the films.
Judge Still, in explaining his
attitude toward "hit-and-run"
wives, declared he did not place
any of the Mrs. LaurelS in this
class, but that nevertheless it
was apparent Hollywood had
become the stalking ground of
females seeking to gouge large
sums by means Of loVe-'em-and-
leave 'em" marriages.
The Washington times., 1938-04-23

boards Eighth Wife,; March Of Time.
Saturday. Alice Faye ana Fred Allen
IN Sally. Irene and Mary"
cENTRAL-sunday and Monday:
p swing Your Lady" With Humphrey
day and Wednesday: W. c. Fields ana
Martha Raye in Big Broadcast of
I9SS": QuintuPland,, Thursday: "Love.
Honor and Behave" with Wayne Nor
liam Boyd in Cassidy Of Bar 90"
saturday: Joan Fontains in Maids
Night Out" and Chester Norris and
Anne Shirley in Law Of the Under
Robert Taylor and MaureSn o'sTIMSsn
in "A Yank at Oxford" Wednesday
md N. .,, Ih4 py W; G. rislds and
1898, Friday: Jackie Cooper in boy
Of the Streets" Saturday: Jane
Withers ana stuart Erwin in
Checkers; ouintupland.
HOME -sunday ana Monday:
Mickey Rooney and Lewis Stone in
You're Only Young Once" Tuesday
and Wednesday: Robert Taylor and
Maureen O'Sullivan in "A Yank at
Oxford" Thursday: Joe E. Brown in
Wide Open Faces" Friday: Love.
Honor and Behave" with Wayne Nor
rts and Priscilla Lane. Saturday: Glenn
Morris and Eleanor Holm in '"Tarzan's
Revenge" and Preston Foster in
Double Danger"
PENN-Sunday. Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: Charlie Mccarthy and
Edgar Bergen in Goodwin Follies"
Thursday and Friday: Constance Ben
nett and Brian Aherns in "Merrily We
Live" Saturday: Alice Faye and Fred
n
sAVOH-sunday and Monday: Dolo-
res Del Rio in international Settle
ment." Tuesday and Wednesday:
Frederic March and Franciska Gall IN
"Buccaneer." Thursday: Preston Fos-
ter in Double Danger" "Quinrup-
land" Friday: Buck Jones in "ovsr-
land Express; Flash Gordon's "Trip
to Mars" No. 1. Saturday: CIaudetts
Colbert and Charles Boyer in ''Tova-
rich"
sHERIDAN-sunday. Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday: Walt Disney's
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"
Thursday and Friday: Alice Faye and
Fred Allen in sally. Irene and Mary:
Floyd Gibbons in 'Bolted Door" satur-
day: Constance Bennett and Brian
Aherns in 'Merrily We Live"
TIVOLI-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Charlie Mccarthy" and Edgar
Bergen in Goodwin Follies" Wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday: Bette Davis
in "Jezebel" Saturday: Alice Faye
and Fred Allen in Sally. Irene and
Mary"
uPTowN-sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: Walt DiSney's Snow White
and the seven Dvarfs" Wednesday
and Thursdays: Alice Faye and Fred
Allen in sally. Irene and Mary" Fri.
day (return engagement: Jeanette
Macdonald and Nelson Eddy in May
time" Saturday: Franchot Tone and
Gladys George in Love Is = Head
ache"
YoRK-sunday and Monday: W. c.
Fields and Martha Rays in Big
Broadcast OF 1888" Tuesday and
Wednesday: Walter 1URou and James
Stewart in "of Human &Rarts." Thurs
day: Frank Morgan ana Florence Rice
in Beg Borrow or steal" Friday:
Love, Honor and behave" with
Wayne Morris and Priscilla Lane.
Saturday: "Penrod and Hts Twin
Broth~," with. Mauch twins. Billy ana
Bobby.
The Washington times., 1938-04-23

and who sympathizeS with the
plight of film folk, so expressed
himself today when he revealed
his diagnosis Of the long-de-
bated question, whats wrong
with Hollywood"
His statements followed his
denial of the request of Mrs.
Lois Laurel, first wife of Stan
Leurel-of the famous movie
team of Laurel and Hardy-for
an order requiring the actor to
pay $1,355 per month for the
The Washington times., 1938-04-23

support Of the couples ten-year-
old daughter.
TOO many people have
chiseled great hunks of money
away from Mr.. LAUREL" re-
marked the judge.
Laurel previously had testi-
fled he had settled something
over $250,000 on Mrs. Laurel
when they were divorced, that
he was paying his second wife,
Mrs. Virginia Ruth Laurel, 5
per cent of his 100000 yearly
The Washington times., 1938-04-23

II have had actors, actresses,
producers, directors, song writer's
and people from all sections of
the movie industry come before
me in connection with various
types Of cases." Judge Still said.
1T has become increasingly
clear that they are all preyed
upon by a vast assortment of
chiselers, and, in addition, their
earnings are depleted by neces-
saty payments to agents, law
yerS, the Government and others
The Washington times., 1938-04-23

who bring upon them items of
expense they cannot avoid.
Then, many times, there is
added alimony to one or more
ex-wives, and, while in cases
where the wife has lived with
her husband for many years and
where there are children, such
expense is certainly legitimate,
I find that all of the deduc-
tions-both necessary and I'M
necessary leave practically
nothing for the one earning the
salary.
The Washington times., 1938-04-23

LOS ANGELES, April %
U.N.S0 Its the "hit-and-run"
wives of Hollywood who are tax
ing the romance out Of movie
land marriages.
They marry highly paid celeb
rites, hit" them for all they
can in the way of alimony and
property settlements and then
run" after a few months of
married life.
Superior Judge Leslie E. Still,
who presideS over the Los
Angeles domestic relations court