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Evening star., 1939-07-16
Life on the Rouring Rood

Heigh no. and have evening midget auto racing
1t all depends There plenty
together
dirt track to comb of boudes and free of
lights
for this weeks show and they entitled their
Midget racing like Fritz Kuhn hay fever,
its bite There middle and the
only find is So far it isn't what whmsicay Is
called household national Nuey N j.
midget racing Haven
Bridgeport and Island But be dismissed strictly
rural consumption Philadelphia for twice week and around
few think it sunk
slightly sizeable those electric bumpU
buggies Glen Echo midget nothing cheap
midges authorities like
Allen of Automobile
Ofenhauser" explains Allen blandly
aholtS iobs"
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Potomac Games DeIuyed

All games scheduled today in the
Potomac Park Recreation League
have been postponed out of respect
to the memory of Mr. j. Shankman,
sponsor of the league for the past
six years, who died yesterday.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
DuvuII's Midqets Bow

Duvall's Midgets suffered q 60
setback at the hands of Ida's nine
as Vandenberg chalked up his eighth
consecutive victory.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
THEY'LL Do 1l2 on q Stroiqht Stretch

There perhaps the country and the total
is growing
22 Throughout the there approximately $50
jurisdiction countless
Ofenhauser.
develops however Ofenhauser
anything chap acceptable
tying
midget miles straight
acceeator the floor and with big wheels estimated the
will send 100 miles hour.
The local track is roughly, oneffh and
the gorihed
something per
cockpit
blatant closer miles a
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Auto Race BETTING Proves q Flop

Maybe want be driver! requirements?
at the outset You must be 81 old at least
able to drive The to Mr. Ted Allen
few times get in somebody ese it's Allen
Is OF the
valves when he them and he knows Virginia driver
With
butcher of the track to until he
onto the drivers of Jim Farleys
There will be official betting the
the Northeast will
IN the District In the second place betting
Will explain why, Mr.. Allen?
We'll it tried long the
up window place No bought
IN certain The first night off all
teress in the avori
found of the avor losing and the third
of the favorites running
I'VE invesgaed continues Mr. Allen
were only racing small basis
nominal while grabbed
So the drivers after the racing
with the best began bet themselves
from the pits the betting
end of mutuel betting"
But that wasn't the end midget
reveal the sport growing providing
erected
ironed Washington will have the
whether belongs with Philadelphia
provinces as one of the of the industry
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Buckuroos Need Games

Buckaroos, winners of nine
straight games, want to book more
opponents for Sunday morning soft
ball contests. Call Atlantic 1884.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Picard With Fine Finishing Kick Beats Nelson 9th Hole for G. Title
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS E. STAN.

Note-Midge promoters erpect complete
Virginia and Montana Me- time stage
their first schedule Tuesday nghtJ
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Taft Peewees in Field

Taft Peewees are seeking games
with strong teams. Call Michigan
0o47 between 5 and 8 pm.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Midget Ace of '38 Picked Up Plenty

Only 20 the drivers according Aliens
their the
hires the drivers The big winner 1888 Paul Russo
Chicago $4,000 five nightly
He did not the
biggest collected slightly
sl2 600 and the third picked s
which be divided into leagues and baseball
there is approximately $11 900 to be cut week
So successful the midget that the
speedsters thrilled the wild flow of wind
lure of nightly Jimmy Snyder the
midgets
The last time Jimmy he prizes
at the Indianapolis 500 last May 80 Then his broke
of the running for the big
Joined the midget brigade long
another crashed into him Jimmy grandes
all competitors Floyd speed kings
their Valhalla.
of the
kind of track but this doesn't hold
artists
will fool with board tracks There difference
board The latter
devil who send she the of dirt
and shakes himself when board track mentioned the
good boardrak driver usually
himself on a oval
La opinión., 1939-09-10
Ia JUSTICIA DE-
PANCHO VILLA
Ell MARTES IL
Sera uno de los estre.
nos mas %importan.
tes del ano

FL estreno cinemato9rsflco de
Ia sernana, 10 constituira Ia pc
iieula mexicana titulada ia Jus.
ticis de Pancho Villa, obra que
fue realizada en- nuestro pals,
p~rodueida por Guz Asuils, ell
mas famoso dc los autores nesi-
eanos en- la actualidad.
La Justicia de Pancho Villa,
Sc filmo bajo ell nombre de "El
Gaucho Mnjica existio en- rea-
en- un episode de la vida real. Ell
Gaucho M0jica existion en- rea-
lidad, y despues de haber mata-
do a gu empresario en- Mexico,
fue encarcelado y mas tarde pues
to en- libertad, a condicion de
que fuera a Z~acatecas, con ell
objeto de asesinar al general
Francisco Villa. Las intenciones
de Mdjica fueron descubiertas, y
la Justicia de Villa cumplio su
cometido. Ese es ell episode
real, pero segnn Sc sabe, Guz
Aguila ha embellecido la obra con
detalles de su propio estro, has
ia hacer de ella una de las me-
jores producciones que Sc han
realizado en- la historic de nues-
tro Cinema.
Buenos elementos a~rtisticos de
Mexico aparecen en- esta obra,
la cual sera estrenada ell martes
-esto es, pasado mafana-en la
pantalla del teatro california"
que es ell que presenta todos los
~estrenos de p~elfculas en- e~spaiol.
Otros detalles sobre la obra de es-
treno a que nos estamos refi-
riendo, aparecen en- Ell anuncio
que Sc publica en- esta misma
pAgina. La Justicia de Pancho
Villa, es distribuida en- Cali
~fornia, por la "Azteca Films" de
la cual es presidente ell sehor Ru-
ben A. Calderon.
Los detalles del programa de
estreno, en- ell cual 50 repondra
tambien una cinta en- ingles, de
las mas interesantes de Holly
wood, seran dados a conocer en-
subsecuentes ediciones.
La opinión., 1939-09-10
Pepet y Tirado hoy
en- ell Arrow

Ell espectaculo que hoy ofrece
a su pdblico ell teatro Arrow.
situado en- ell 251 de la Gale Main
al Sur. estarA compuesto por dos
pelfculas y la presentation de
I'm buen cuadro de variedades,
este nltimo encabezado por los
comediantes Pepet y Tirado, muy
aplaudidos entire nuestro publ
co.
Mtilde Lifan y Carmela Pena
tambien actlan en- Ell escenario
del Arrow, y en- Ell fin de fiesta
figuran elementos como Las
Hermanas Padilla, Juanita Ruiz,
Ramona Moraga, Guadalupe la
Chinaca y otros.
Por 10 que toca q Ia pantalla,
el espectaculo ~consiste en- la K
hibicion de las p~elfculas "Un
Viejo Amor, con Consuelo Frank
y Ramon Armengod, y ride
EN- Cowgirl con Dorothy Page
en- la parte estelar.
Habra asimismo, algunas Gin
tas de metraje corto,
La opinión., 1939-09-10
Ell TEATRO
EN- MEXICO
Dos recitales en- ell Palacio de Bellas Artes.-
Por MARCO AURELlo

CIUOAD DE MEXICO, Sept.
1.-Fueron muy lucidos los reci-
tales de DANA que Sergio Franco
v Magda Montoya ofrecieron re-
cientemente en- Bellas Aries. Ell
exito sc debio mas que a la coor-
dinacion de u programmes
~eclecticos pero tambien cor otras
intervenciones artfsticas ajenas
al contenido de sus danzas
i%nspiradas EN- codices del Leland
Oriente y mexicano, y a la inter-
pretacion meritfsima que estos
dos artistas. particularmente 81,
otorga a cada DANA mediante
concienzuda Recommendation, es-
La opinión., 1939-09-10
'Tierra Brava' Sc re-
pone ell martes

Sc anuncia va en- 81 teatro
"Electrico", situado en- ell 212 de
la Gale Main al Norte, la reposi-
cion de la pelicula mexicana
"Tierra Bravo, la cual tiene un
buen elenco, figurando en- 81
ell "Chaflan" ell comediante mas
popular en- ell Cine, en- estos mo-
mentos.
'Tierra Bravo" vendra ell mar
ties proximo, a sustituir a la Gin
ia "Perfidia" que hoy ocupa ell
primer lugar en- ell programa.
apareciendo en- sus escenas Ma
rina Tamayo Y Domingo Soler.
En- ell programa de hoy, pro-
grama que Sc estara desarrollan-
do desde a las once de la mana
ma, tambien figura la pelfcula
"Blackwell's Island, con John
Garfield y Rosemary Lane en- u
parties estelares.
Una ~caricatura animada y un
rollo de novedades musicales.
completaran hoy ell espectaculo.
La opinión., 1939-09-10
Dos peliculas hoy
en- ell Unique

Ell programa de hoy. en- ell tea
tro Unique. situado en- Ia ca
lie Primera al Este, cerca de su
cruzamiento con la avenida Ro-
wan, contiene dos pelfculas en-
ingles, ambas bien interesantes,
y en- metraje largo, asi como dos
cortas.
Son las primeras, 1T is q
Wonderful World, con Claudette
Colbert y James Stewart en- u
roles mayores. y king of the
Turf" con Adolfo Menjou y la
rubia Dolores Costello.
Las otras, son una caricatura
animada y I'm episode de la
~pelicula de aventuras titulada
"Daredevils of the Red Circle.
Ell espectaculo empieza en- ell
Unique a las tres y media de
la tarde.
Para ell microbes. sc anuncia
la exhibition de la pelicula me-
xicana "Alla en- el Rancho Chi
CO., obra en- la cual toman par
tie cast exclusivamente ninos ac-
torres de Mexico.
La opinión., 1939-09-10

tudio y sensibilidad artfstica. De
ahi que cuando Franco ofrece en-
Mexico un recital de su no muy
anchuroso pero 81 selecto roper
torio, ell p1blico que gusta de es-
ia clase de espectaculos, acude
con agrado Y comprende este es-
fuerzo meritorio.
va en- mas de una OCCASION o
hemos ocupado de la personali-
dad a~rtfstica de Sergio Franco,
y creemos, ESQ 81, que cada vez
su arte va puliendose mas ten
diente hacia I'm plano de mayor
elevation spiritual. Esto 10 OBJ
servamos en- la mayor parte de
las danzas que lie conocemos al
bailarfn mexicano, pues su tee
MICA va adquiriendo mayor con-
sistencia y sus concepciones ar
tisticas mas profundas, sobre to-
do en- 10 que respecta a justeZa
en- ell movimiento, en- la suavl-
dad del ritmo, en- la belleza de la
p~lasticidad que sabe dar a las
danzas orientales y algunas me-
xicanas antiguas. Quizas Fran
co siente para este genera de
danzas una predileccion que 10
subyuga y sabe aprovechar las
c~asualidades que 81 mismo reco-
noce en- su propia capacidad pa
ra d~esarrollarla y formarse POGO
a POGO esa personalidad que &C
tualmente ha llegado a destacar
entire nuestros contados bailari-
mes.
Por 10 que respecta a Magda
Montoya va nos hemos ocupado
de ella por sus cualidades, pero
aun no ha llegado a adelantar en-
Sill arte nj a desenvolver todavla
su personalidad; y ojala-como
en- alguna OCCASION lie hicimos no.
tar-uue Sc abstenga de incluir
en- sus programs esa DANA
Tehuana que en- NADIA la favore-
ce Els pobre de ritmo. escolasti-
ca v la baila demasiado lenta.
Su yulgaridad es tan proverblal
Que debe ser retirada de los re-
citales de DANA. Preferimos Yer
a esta incipiente bailarina en-
otros nnmeros que los tiene me-
jor ~ensayados y que cuando me-
o son mas artisticos como en-
"Mascaras", lei Sauce. o en-
companfa bajo las saludables
indicaciones de Franco como en-
La Bruja" y otras mas.
De los nnmeros de conJunto
merece elogiarse La Ofrenda
de Blankok', que va se acerca
al verdadero ballet y que cada
vez que 10 vemos va acentuan-
dose mas en- su coordination y
en- u efectos artisticos. Ell exi-
to particular es para el solista
Franco en- quien recae ell peso
de esta ceremonial religtosa de
a~utentica belleza.
La Fantasia Griega-tambien
de conjunto-realizado cor I'm
fondo que simula I'm friso grie-
go, 10 hallamos impropio para
este grupo de bailarines (ellos y
elias morenas) y ademas es po-
co i%nteresante como ~intencion
de ballet. Las figuras deberfan
ser en- la forma requerida por
su Characterization y por gracia
requerida al yer
Del vestuario y mascaras que
hemos visto L estos artistas Sc
destaca por su p~ropiedad y gus
to artfstico ell de Franco, quien
tiene ell merito. ademas, de ser
81 quien confecciona sus atavios.
Y para terminar esta croni-
quilla vaya ahora un consejo a
los recitalistas: Ojala que EN-
futuros recitales de danza Sc u
priman las cu~rsilerfas de los nn-
meros de canto de Irma Coma
lez o de cualquier otra cantante
asi como los n1meros de violin,
que de ninguna encajan
Il este espectaculo y ST lie restan
interes. Por otra parte, fatigan
al e%spectador Y los programs
Sc prolongan demasiado en- vez
La opinión., 1939-09-10
ENTRETANTo, HOY, TARDE
Y NOCHE......

CGntinuara la exhibition de Pc
hcu.as que ha estado siendo ell
attractive principal durante la Sc
mana. En- la pantalla sc veran:
"Juntos, pero no revueltos". con
JORGE Negrete y Rafael Falcon
en- u parties PARTICIPATES. tenien.
fPasa q la 5a. Pagina)
La opinión., 1939-09-10
En- ~Nuestra Natacha''

La joven aetrix mexieans Elise Carols Lopez, quien hs In.
gresado a la Compania Dramstica Hi,panoamericana, Ia eual 81
presents en- Ell teatro Wiltshire Ebell Ia noehe del VERNE. proxi-
M la comedia "Nuestra Natacha", original del autor es-
pahol Alexandra Casona. Elisa hars o ea obra u reaparieion
ante nuestro publico, despuss de prolongsda su.encis de los
escenarios de Los Angeles.
La opinión., 1939-09-10
GRAN HOMEMADE
Al CHAFLAN, EN-
Ell california
Uno de los atractivos
sera la rita de sus
bigotes, manana

La function de mansns en- 81
teatro "Californis" sers de no
meraje al prestigiado actor conf
co del Cine Mexicano Carlos L6-
peg. a quien ell publico conoee
mejor por el remoquete de "chs-
flan", habiendo aplaudido en- mu
chas de sus pelicuIas nacionaIes.
Tai Sc ha anunciado en- las ofiei.
mas del ~teatro, agregandose que
como n1mero attractive especial,
durante Ia fiesta Sc rifaran los
bigotes que usa ell eelebre come
DIANE en- sus ~peIieuIas. la rita
% hsrs entire los espeetadores .
las nueve de Ia noche.
El probrama es muy selecto, y
empe2arA a desarrollarse a las
ocho y medic EN- punto, consis-
tien.lo en- una comedia divertida,
y una function de variedades mu-
sica IS. en- la cual toman parte
elementos muy queridos de nues
tro p1blico local.
L. iitSta 'eiidid taiiiuich VII
carr cter de despedida, pues Cha
flan sale o rumbo a Mexico.
con 81 objeto de tomar parte en-
e peliculas nacionales. Los
billetes numerados para la fun
cion estaran a la venta en- la ia
quilla del teatro desde hoy, pu-
diendose reservarlos bien perso-
nalmente o llamando por telefo-
no a la taquilla.
La opinión., 1939-09-10

de concluir a bora apropiada
para retirarse del teatro.
Evening star., 1939-07-09
Full Results on Running of Soap Box Derby

third, Wilton T. Johnson, 10. 24OO
Columbia pike, Arlington, Va. Time,
1850.
Thirty first heat-Morris Klig-
man, IS, 2l9 L street NV, winner;
second. Fred Kramer, l3, 64e Newton
place NV; third, Gerald Kerr, Il,
8l3 N. Taylor street, Arlington,
Va, and fourth. John Lavezzo, IS,
BOIL M street NV. Time, 43.l9.
Thirty-second heat-Carl E. Lee,
l3, 5906 Fourth street NV, winner;
second, Nick Lemberos, is, 439 Mas
sachusetts avenue NV; third, VIII
lard Laws, 13, 43l5 Fourth street
NV, and fourth, Joseph L'Erario,
l3, st. Joseph's Home and School.
Time, 40.66.
Thirty-third heat-Arthur Link
ins, Is, 400 Hancock street, Takoma
Park, Md, winner: second, Roy B.
Linkins, IA, "a Prince George avenue,
Takoma Park. Md: third, John Let
terman, Il, 2030 F. street NV, and
fourth, Bob Lindquist, 13, 104 E. Le-
land avenue, Chevy Chase, Md.
Time, 4473.
Thirty-fourth heat-Herbert Nc
Evening star., 1939-07-09

winner; second, Frank c. Frazer,
jr. 13, 1885 Eighteenth street NV:
third. Charles F. Fowler, jr., 1887 w
street Sc; fourth, Fred Garrett. 13,
1912 Fifth street NV. Time, 42.7l.
Twenty-third heat-Paul Gott-
walls, IS, 5l4 Quackenbos street NV,
the winner; second, George Geralis,
IA, 1874 Allison street NV: third,
John Gregory, IA, 1873 Webster street
NV; fourth, Charles Glazos, 1855
Quebec place NV. Time, 4l06.
Twenty-fourth heat-Jack Hutch
ison, 13, 23l7 MINNESOTA avenue
Sc, winner; second, John Gunnar-
son, l3, 3519 Patterson street NV;
third, Aubrey Grethe, l3, Glen Echo
Heights, Md. Time 46.51.
Twenty-flf heat-Francis Lloyd
Horning, 13. 63l9 Eighth street NV,
winner. Also ran-Lewis F. Horn, Is,
1248 Thirty first street NV; Charles
Hines. Is. 1243 Thirty-flrst street
NV, and Howard Hodges, IA, 1904
F street NE. Time, 1870.
Twenty-s sixth heat-Howard Hill,
l3, 1926 Georgia avenue NV, WIN
ner; second, Jack Harvey. IA, Oil
Concord avenue; third, Lewis c.
Hedges, jr.. 13, Tx Crescent road,
Greenbelt. Md, and fourth. James
Monroe Hill, IA, All Wilson lane,
Bethesda, Md. Time, 40.8l.
Twenty-seventh heat-Lewis T.
Hanbury, jr., Is, Anacostia Station,
route 2, winner: second, Calvin
Hansen, IA. "a Beale circle, River
dale. Md. Also ran-Parker Hanna,
jr., l3. Station A, Glen Echo Heights.
Md. and William H. Hall, jr.. 13.
30l6 Otis street NE. Time, 1881.
Twenty eighth heat - Roy T
Haight, l3. 62l Oneida place NV,
winner; second, Billy Jones, IA, 1903
Potomac avenue Sc. Also ran
William Inman, 13, II Charming
street NE, and Arnold w. Ivie. 10,
406 Gallatin street NV. Time,
409l.
Twenty ninth heat-William Jen-
nings, IA, 1916 Livingston street NV,
winner; second, Robert S. jacobson.
Is, 1911 Sixteenth street NE. and
third. James H. Jeffery, IA, 64
Sargent road NE. Time, ALT.
Thirtieth heat-Harry Kabernagel,
l3, 300 w. Madison avenue. Hyatts-
vile, Md, winner: second, Jack
Keister, IS, 372l Ninth street NV;
Evening star., 1939-07-09
Receipts Climb
By WILLIAM J. WHEATLEY.

RICHMOND, Va, July 8 Dr.
Division of Motor Vehicles receipt.
from March / to July / climbed
$3.50, ,456ol, or 10 per cent above re-
ceipts for the corresponding period
OF last year, division officials said
today.
Evening star., 1939-07-09

Call, Is, 1920 Calvert street NV,
winner; second, Frank Weller Loeff-
Ter, l3, 1908 Second avenue, Silver
Spring. Md; third, Joseph Lynch,
IA, 642 I street s.W., and fourth,
Philip McCann. 13, 1928 N. Yer
non street, Arlington, Va. Time,
$500.
Trihty-fifth heat - Stewart Nc
Donald, IA, 400 Greenwich parkway
winner; second, Lewis McCrae, jr.
13, 1864 Chaplin street NV; third
Thomas MCGUIRE. 10. 1923 Chestnut
street NV, and fourth. Consol Nc
Ginty, IA. II Seventh street S.E
Time, 1886.
Thirty-sixth heat-George McIn-
tosh, IA, 2l6 Charming street NE.
(See DERBY RESULTS. Page A-9D
Evening star., 1939-07-09
BAeY CHICKS

BABY CHICKS
LEGHORNs q n n
REDS, ROCKS - sOSD
WYANDOTTES PER
Assorted for Laying 100
23-S1.15. Name 2 or 3 Choice. bO-s3. 90
Ducklinss. &12 for 100
Giant Leshorn Broilers. e3 per 100
c. O. d. Live Delivery. Plus P. p.
General Chickery. 110 N. 9th, Phila.. Pa.
Evening star., 1939-10-17
Knee-Hi Gives 690th
Lesson in Campaign
To Save Lives
PhiI|ips-WormIey
Pupils Delighted by
Safety Demonstration

Knee-Hi, the cunning canine whose
object lessons in safety have served
as an example to so many Wash
ington school children, romped
through her routine yesterday at
Twenty-eighth and M streets NV.
before an audibly delighted throng
of colored pupils of the Phillips
Wormley School.
The little fox terrier conformed
to traffic signals, played dead when
"struck" by an automobile and
chased the boys acting as safety
violators off the streets, while the
Unlocking youngsters laughed in de-
light. 1t was Knee-Hi's 690th per-
formance in her two and a half
years of campaigning to save lives.
If the little terrier is as wise to
the dangers of vehicular traffic as
she appears something ought to be
done about motorcycles, because she
has a positively ingrained hatred
for them. About dozen motor
cycles chugged onto Knee-Hi's
stage" yesterday, and it appeared
that only her years of training kept
her from flying at the machines
and biting out piston rod or chunk
of tire.
A woman who declined to identify
herself but who said she was re-
tired after many years of superin-
tending schools, told DR.. George E.
Brunson, Knee-Hi's master, she had
attended II of Knee-Hi's perform
ances and was truly amazed and
delighted by the effect of the pups
lessons in safety.
After yesterdays appearance
Knee-Hi trotted to a police call
box and rang in" to tell the seventh
precinct commander the license
number of a hit-and-run motorist
she had seen. She was showing the
children how a policeman could
catch the guilty motorist if they
were able to tell him the license
number of the striking automobile.
Evening star., 1939-10-17

ings and report back to the con-
ference.
The bill was considered to be good
In principle" but certain sections,
applying to small communities such
as exist In nearby Maryland and
Virginia, were branded as unjust.
It was felt by some Of the delegates
that q person participating in COM
munity politics should be lauded
rather than discouraged and faced
with the loss Of his or her jon.
The secretary was instructed to
write q letter Of sympathy to the
family of Walter U. Varney, for
mer delegate to the conference from
Evening star., 1939-10-17
Hague Intimutes
He Fuvors Third Term

BY the Associated Press.
JERSEY CITY, N, j., Oct. IT,
Mayor Frank Hague, State Demo-
cratic leader, indorsed by inference
last night a third term for Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
Following a speech by Representa-
tive Mary T. Norton, Democrat, Of
New Jersey, in which the Jersey
City Congresswoman said she hoped
Mr.. Roosevelt would run again,
newspapermen asked Mr.. Hague If
he were for q third term for the
President.
Mary Norton and I are of one
mind" replied Mr.. Hague. Several
weeks ago he was reported by
sources close to him to be behind
Roosevelt in 1910.
Evening star., 1939-10-17
Inierfederaiion Deiers
Action on Hatch Law

Discussion Of the Hatch law,
which prohibits Government en-
ployes from participating in politics
on penalty Of losing their Jobs.
featured the initial meeting Of the
season last night Of the Interfedera.
ton Conference in the United States
Chamber Of Commerce. Action was
withheld, however, until constituent
bodies hold their respective meet
Evening star., 1939-10-17

Arlington County. who died several
weeks ago.
Further business was confined to
reports Of delegates consisting Of
Judge Alfred D. Bailey, Prince
Georges County: L A. Carruthers,
president of the Federation Of Citi-
zens' Associations, District Of Col
umbia: Walter venskie, Arlington
County, and H. s. Yohe, presiding
chairman. Montgomery County.
Evening star., 1939-10-17
Film Divorce Bon Asked

LYNN, Mass, Oct. II CP.-Motion
picture theaters here have been re-
quested to discontinue showing pic
lures in which actors or actresses
who have been divorced are fea-
tured
Evening star., 1939-10-17

urday, but al persons abducted had
been released unharmed.
Sergt. Herman Reissig and PATROL
man B. G. Wilmuth Of the State
police, captured the long-term pris-
oners.
Evening star., 1939-10-17
Three Armed Convicts
.Recoptured in Texas
n ~. A..oc,.t.A pr..,

Dy the Associated Press.
FORT WORTH, Tex, Oct. IT,
Three armed convicts who escaped
from the State prison farm at
Sugarland were captured last night
at Grandview without . shot being
fred.
The convicts, Aubrey Scalley, Leo
White and Joe Marvin Burleson,
had been credited with six kid
napings and an automobile theft
since the break from the farm Sat-
Evening star., 1939-10-17

Salmon and salmon trout cat
ches OF the northern coast Of Japan
this year we're twice as large as In
previous seasons.
Evening star., 1939-10-17

Have The Eberly Plan Put
A Stop To Decadence
A house is HOME only when you
give it the things that make for living
comfort and housekeeping convenience.
You don't have to have NEW house
The Eberly Plan can make it a NEW
HOME.
You will be happily surprised at the
practical suggestions an Eberly Plan
Supervisor will give you needed
repairs, that will put the house in
order - renovizing here and there
undermining the old fashioned
kitchen, creating a recreation room out
of the forgotten cellar, Transforming the
old.time porch into a den or sunny
sewing room-and so on.
Under The Eberly Plan all these
things--no matter how many trades are
involved are done by OUR OWN
WOREMEN. That means only ONE
modest profit; and ONE responsibility
OURS.
Let us send an Eberly Plan supervisor
to talk with you. District 6557 will bring
him.