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Evening star., 1939-08-14
Report for Last ~ Hours.

Record for Last "a Hours
From noon yesterday to noon todsy)
Hishest. %. 4:15 pm. Yesterday. Year
aGo. ~
Lowest. rs. g am. today. Year AGO. Sc
Record Temperature This Year.
HIGHEST. 90. on August 2.
Lowest. Il, on February %.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon todayJ
HiGhest. a3 per cent at $50 am
Lowest, 48 per cent. at l pm.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers slightly
cloudy ut Harpers Ferry; Potomac clear At
Great Falls today.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
To-day. Tomorrow.
High " 6:51 am. 1:42 am
Low - TIA am. zoe q m.
dlkh --------- f.Zf pm. $40 Pm.
LOW l.05 q. m. Z.4l Pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Rises Sets
Sun today $40 7:O6
Sun tomorrow 80 $50 7:04
Moon. today 4:41 am. $50 . m.
Automobile lights must be turned on
one.hAU hour after sunset.
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erroneously referred to the indict-
ment as being based on forgery
charges, although the body of the
article correctly referred to the
charges as perjury.
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Weather Report
Furnished by the q.

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District OF ColumbaFair
lair and moderately
Maryand-Fair tonight
Vrgna-Pay in
tonight and in southwest portion
tonight and on the coast tomorrow
West Vrgnia-Party cloudy
in north portion tonight
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Precipitatiop

Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation in inches In the
Capital (current month to date):
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Weddinr Cake Served.

Guests enjoyed portions of a gold
en- wedding cake and other refresh
ments. served on the terrace behind
Evening star., 1939-07-29
Catholic Guild Speakers
Will Discuss Truth

What Brings the Light of Truth"
Will be the theme of the talks to be
given by the Catholic Evidence Guild
speakers in the Washington parks
tomorrow. In Mount Vernon Park.
Ninth and K streets NV, from 3
pm. to pm, it will be directed by
Harry j. Kirk; the other speakers
being Miss Elizabeth Raney, Clemens
Polesz and two Marists from Cath
ohc University In Franklin Park,
Fourteenth and K streets NV, from
7:30 pm. to $50 pm, the Rev. Will
liam H. Russell, instructor of Re-
Hglon at Catholic University, will be
in charge; the other speakers being
Miss Madeline Kane, Francis H.
Thornton and Charles Ferry. Atten-
ton is called to the change of loca-
ton of the afternoon meeting.
All outdoor meetings for the re-
mainder of this season will be held
In Mount Vernon Park Sunday
afternoon and in Franklin Park
Sunday evening at the time given
above.
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Rev. Alvin |. Wills
Speaks al Evensonq
Rites Tomorrow
Rectors Are Selected
For Afternoon Services
During August

The Rev Alvin L. Wills, rector of
the Church of Our Saviour, will be
the special preacher at the people S
evensong in Washington Cathedral
tomorrow at pm He will be the
last of series of Washington rectors
who have been preaching on Sun
day afternoons during July.
Three other rectors of the Diocese
of Washington will preach on Sun
day afternoons in August. They are
the Rev. F. Bland Tucker, rector of
st. Johns Church, Georgetown, Au-
gust IL; the Rev. Edward Gabler,
Christ Church, Washington Parish,
August 20, and on August 81 the aft
ernoon sermon will be preached by
the Rev Edward B. Harris, rector
of Holy Trinity Parish, Collington,
Md
The Rev. William NJ. Bradner,
canon precentor, will preach tomor-
row at II am. Celebration of the
holy communion in the Bethlehem
Chapel of the Holy Nativity is at
7:30 am. and $50 am.
Robert Barrow organist and
choirmaster. who resigned to head
the department of music at Will
liams College, will play at the II
am. and 4 pm. services for the last
time as Cathedral organist.
Four choir boys will sing for the
last time. They are Louis Hood,
Jack Van Devanter, William Jen-
nings and David Tate.
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Reformation Church
Lists Schedule
Of Services
DR.. BIuckweIder to
Continue Evening
Sermon Series

What Happens to Abused At
fections' is the subject of DR.. Oscar
F. Blackwelder tomorrow at 8:15
pm. This service continues the
special series of summer Sunday
evenings at the Lutheran Church
of the Reformation. Miss Mary
Weidley, director of music, will pre-
sent the musical prelude.
The Rev. Ralph w. Loew, assist
ant pastor, will be the preacher at
the $50 Mathis service and at II
am, when he will speak on "Un-
derstanding the Silences.' The
Mathis children's choir is singing at
the early service and the senior
choir at the later service.
DR.. BlackWelder is concluding his
special series of broadcast sermons
over N. B. G. on Sunday at 3 pm,
when he will speak on What is
the Good Life" This program is
known as Sunday Vespers" and the
local station is WMAL.
The Luther Leagues will sponsor
a fellowship hour at 7 pm. Mem
bers OF the Senior Luther League
are hosts for this program.
Sister Pearle Lyerly, parish dea-
conesS, has returned from Interna-
tlonal Luther League convention at
Long Beach, Calf. For the past
week she has been in charge of
the young peoples conference hour
at the summer school for church
workers being held at Hood College,
Frederick, Md.
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Can Man Be Born
Aqain!' Dr.. Rustin's S
Morning Subject
Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Announces
Weeks Activities

DR.. John w. Rustin, pastor of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church, will preach tomorrow
morning on Can Man Be Born
Again." Miss Novella Burns of
New York City will be guest soloist.
The Lure Of the Unknown" will
be DR.. Rustin's evening topic. The
choir will sing anthems at each
service. Mrs. Virginia Ring will be
guest soloist at the evening service.
Mrs. Ida Rhodes Grower will ad-
dress the Adult Department at $50
am. on Love Never Faileth," final
IN series of programs on the sub
Ject of Brotherhood in the Early
Church."
Troop No. As, Howard S. Douglas,
scoutmaster, will go to camp to-
morrow for the week. Ruth Bram-
NEIL, Maxine OFT and Robert Smith
will have charge of the Young
Peoples Department Sunday at 7
pm. Circle No. 10 of the Woman's
Missionary Society will meet Tues
day at III am. with Mrs. Karlton
Pierce.
The young people will go to Glen
Echo after the service Thursday.
The Board of Stewards will meet
wednesday at 8 pm. Miss Zelda
Evans, leader, Circle No. 13, will
nave charge of the devotional pro-
gram of the Womans Missionary
Society, meeting Wednesday at 8
pm.
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Brightwood Bible Glasses
Offer Combined PROGRAM

The Organized Bible Glasses of
the Brightwood Park Methodist
Church will present combined pro-
gram tomorrow at GAS o'clock, with
Harry S. Warner, superintendent of
the adult department, presiding.
The Mems Wesley Bible Glass will
be in charge. P. M. Barrows, presi-
dent of the class, will present DR..
Herwin u. Roop, vice president of
the Columbia College of Religious
Education, as the guest speaker.
The Rev. S. Carroll Coale will
preach at II am on Winning the
Kingdom" At this service he will
also speak to the children on "A
Newsboy and Quarter" At 8 pm.
he will deliver the last of a series
of summer evening messages, the
subject being Interested Love"
On Monday the minister and his
family will leave for Wolfeboro.
N. H.. on a vacation. During the
vacation period the pulpit will be
supplied by guest preachers. The
young people will participate in all
of the evening services throughout
the month.
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Evening Rites in Charge
Of Christian Endeovor

At Ninth Street Christian Church
tomorrow at 1920 am. the Rev.
Clifford H. Jope will preach.
The 7:45 o'clock evening service is
IN charge of the Christian Endeavor
Societies throughout the summer.
The leader tomorrow will be Andrew
Shannon, president of the Young
Peoples C. E. His subject will be
What Jesus Said About Right Liv-
Ing" DR.. w. L. Darby, secretary
of the Washington Federation of
Churches, will be the guest speaker.
The Women's Council will meet
at 1920 am. on Wednesday. Mrs.
Walter McCurdy will have charge
of the devotions. Mrs. Witham and
Mrs. Mergell will give short talks.
A quartet from the Junior Circle
will sing and Mrs. Jope, president,
will have charge of the business ses-
sion. There will be a board meeting
following the luncheon.
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give intensive study of the more i'm
portant problems that arise in con-
nection with the work of the various
classes in this church. Dinner will
be served from $50 to $50.
The Harriet T. Lipp Glass of
Hamline Methodist Church, the
president, Mrs. E. H. Orr, presiding,
Will have Miss Grace Meyer as the
guest teacher tomorrow morning
The young married couples class
will join in this service.
The Zwingle Glass of Grace Re-
formed Church will have DR.. j.
Franklin Meyer, acting head of the
electric division of the Bureau of
Standards, as their guest teacher to-
morrow morning.
The A. B. Pugh Glass of Mount
Vernon Methodist Church. at a re-
cent meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors, accepted the invitation of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Carson to hold
the midsummer social at their home,
1916 Woodley road NV, on August
7. Justice Bolitha j. Laws subject
Tor the regular class session at 10
o'clock tomorrow will be "Jeho-
shaphat: A Life of Obedience" Mrs.
Ida Rhodes Groover will speak on
Love Never Faileth" at the Worship
service OF the adult division of the
school preceding the address of
Justice Laws.
The Wesley Glass of Briphtwood
FarK Methodist Church, P. M. Bar
rows, president, announces the guest
speaker tomorrow morning will be
Dr. Hervln U. Roop, vice president
OF the Columbia College of Christian
Education. The Downs, Cole. and
F1delis classes will join in this ses-
sion.
President Howard M. Stackhouse
OF the Box Bible Glass of the Emory
Methodist Church has secured DR.
Q. w. Coursey, author and lecturer
OF Mitchell, S. Oak, as the guest
speaker tomorrow morning. The SUBJ
Ject OF the address will be: "A Book
Review of the Bible" A special
invitation has been extended to
members of Congress to be present
at this session, which has been
designated as BOX Bible Glass Con-
gressional day" The class bulletin
says OF DR.. Coursey-"He is one OF
the most outstanding lecturers ever
to appear before the Box Bible Glass. :
Evening star., 1939-07-29
Potomac Synod Head
10 Preach al Grace
Reformed Church
Congregation to Vote
On Rev. c. H. Wineert
For Postorute

DR.. Scott r. Wagner, pastor Of
Zion Reformed Church, Hagers-
town, Nd, and president Of the new
Potomac synod of the Evangelical
and Reformed Church, will ofiiciate
and preach in Grace Reformed
Church tomorrow morning. A con-
gregational meeting will also be held
in this connection, under the super
vision of DR.. Wagner, to vote on the
Rev. Calvin H. Wingert as DR.. Henry
Ranck's successor in the pastorate
of Grace Church.
The Rev. Mr.. Wingert is at pres
ent pastor of the Church of the
Ascension, MorristoWn, Pa, his sec
ond charge, following his graduation
from Franklin and Marshall College
and the Theological Seminary Of
the Reformed Church at Lancaster,
Pa. He comes highly recommended
as a student, preacher and as an
aggressive Christian leader.
DR.. Ranck, pastor emeritus, ex-
changes pulpits tomorrow with DR..
Wagner.
The public Sunday worship and
preaching services will be discon-
tinued during August.
DR.. Ranck plans to spend the next
two weeks at Lancaster, Pa, when
he will attend the annual spiritual
conference at Franklin and Marshall
Academy and the annual reunion Of
the Ranck clan, which has been
in America over 200 years. The
latter part of August he plans to
move to Frederick, Md, making his
home and headquarters with his son.
DR.. James B. Ranck, professor Of
history at Hood College. Dr. Ranck
plans, however, to officiate and
preach in Grace Church on Sep
tember 3.
Evening star., 1939-07-29
Atonement Lutheran
Unit Attends School

One of the largest DELEGATIONS
attending the fourth annual summer
school for church workers conducted
by the Maryland Synod this week
at Hood College, Frederick. was
that OF Atonement Lutheran Church.
which led with banner attendance
of II.
Among the courses were The New
Testament" leader, DR.. j. E.
Graefe, retired from the mission
field in India; The Church Through
the Centuries" leader, the Rev. Rov
Sloop; THE Child's Approach to
Religion leader, Mrs. Paul Keyser:
My Christian Beliefs" leader. DR..
Theodore K. Finck, editor. Parish
and Church School Board, U. L,
c. A., and Developing a Program
OF Parent Education in the Church. i"
leader, the Rev. Paul Keyser.
Most of Atonement's delegation
will return tonight and reports will
be made in church and Sunday
school tomorrow.
AT the 8 am. service the Rev.
Howard E. Snyder will preach on
The Christian Education of
Parents"
Evening star., 1939-07-29

father Asa's crusade against idol
airy. There always has to be a lot
Of cleaning up before there can be
lifting up. Reformation and res
titution are the first steps in re-
pentance. A lot of men will have
to give up old practices, and make
restitution for old wrongs that they
have done, before they can enlist
in any Moral Rearmament."
That is why any movement for
social and political betterment must
have genuine christianity at its
base. Merely to offer assent to a
nobler program of life, to be carried
out by others, is futile and a mock
cry. The individual must get right
with God.
An Early Evangelism.
The deeper we look into the reign
of Jehoshaphat, the more we marvel
and admire-and understand why
"he had riches and honor in abun-
dance" In addition to his drastic
campaign for reform against exist
ing evil, and his plans for national
preparedness. he undertook a ma
wide teaching mission; know
ing we'll that he had to build upon
the sure foundation of popular in
telligence and purpose and char
acter.
In the third year of his reign,
Jehoshaphat set afoot great lay
mems movement, headed by trusted
princes, to acquaint the people with
the law of God. He added also
group of Levites, but only two priests
are enumerated as sharing in the
work. Evidently the priesthood had
failed in its professional duty. For
it is easy for a preacher to settle
down to perfunctory performance
of routine tasks.
These early Jewish evangelists
itinerated over the whole country.
They went about through all the
cities of Judah, and taught among
the people" Grounding the masses
in the will of God stabilized Judah
as nothing else could have done
even as it would make sure the
foundations of our own countries
today.
*The Sunday School Lesson
for July 30 as "Jehoshaphat: A
Life of Obedience."-II Chron-
icles, xvii.1-19.
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Why Shouldn't JobIess
Steal? Pastor Asks

At the II am. service tomorrow
at Luther Place Memorial Church,
DR., Carl c. Rasmussen will preach
on why Shouldn't the Unemployed
Steal?" Paul Ledig will sing 20
Loving Father"
The Senior and Young Peoples
Luther Leagues will unite at pm.
in the church parlors. The subject
to be discussed will be "Confucian-
ISM" Carl johnson will lead.
Evening star., 1939-07-29
Lutheran Brotherhood
Executives to Meet

The Executive Committee of the
Lutheran Brotherhood of the Mary
land Synod will meet tomorrow at
2 pm. at Hood College, Frederick,
Md. President M. A. McGrory re-
quests all officers to be present to
consider Lutheran men rallies for
the fall.
The next convention of the BROTH
erhood will be held in Middletown,
Md. May, 1910, when Zion Luth-
eran Church will celebrate its 200th
anniversary. The brotherhood will
also consider plans for a State wide
celebration of this occasion by in
viting thousands of Lutherans from
Maryland and adjoining States to
attend.
Evening star., 1939-07-29
Pastor From Enq|and
breaches Tomorrow
AT National Baptist
Dr.. Cork Has Attended
World Alliance Meeting
In Atlantic

The Rev. w. Thorrington Cork,
pastor Of the London Road Baptist
Church. Lowestoft, England, will
preach tomorrow morning and eve
ming at the National Baptist Me-
mortal Church. DR.. Cork attended
the Baptist World Alliance which
met in Atlanta, Ga, this week.
DR.. George S. Murphy will be the
guest teacher of the Roger Will
liams Glass for Men at 9:40 am.
The Bible study group and all
training unions meet tomorrow at
7 pm.
The Woman's Society meets at
the church on Wednesday at II
am. Mrs. w. F. Downing will give
the devotional and the program will
consist of reports from various sum-
mer conventions and conferences.
Evening star., 1939-07-29

Page NICK. Mr.. Etchison.
Etchison, president of the Organ
lied Bible Glass Association, will
attend meeting of the North
American Administrative Commit
tee Of the Worlds Sunday School
Association in New York City next
Tuesday. The purpose of the meet
ing is to act on the report of the
committee to select an associate
general secretary of the association.
This report will be presented by DR..
Luther A. Weigle, dean of Yale
Divinity School, who is chairman of
the Nominating Committee.
The Mabel Galley Bible Glass of
Emory Methodist Church held its
annual picnic yesterday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Ray, Fair
haven Bay.
William P. MacCracken, formerly
Assistant Secretary of the Depart
ment of Commerce, will speak to-
morrow morning to the Summer
Bible Glass, sponsored by the All
Corners Glass of the First
Presbyterian Church.
The ladies and mems classes of
the Potomac Chapel Methodist
Church are sponsoring chicken
dinner at the church August 10. Mrs.
A. E. Cottingham and Norman Lee
ingalls, are the respective presidents
OF these classes. An invitation is
extended to all classes to join them
on this occasion.
The Egbert Glass of the National
Baptist Memorial Church will have
Mrs. Louise Pressgrove as their
guest teacher tomorrow morning.
The Randall Glass of Potomac
Heights Community Church is TAX
ing part in Sunday school retreat
this afternoon and evening at the
Holiday House, on the Mount Ver-
non boulevard, south of Alexandria.
1t is to afford an opportunity to
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tne general sessions OF tne CONFER
ence. The National Brass Quartet,
William L. Bachman, Howard B.
Smith, Charles w. Barnes and
Joseph Virga, will also appear at
the general sessions. Both of the
quartets will also be heard during
the Fellowship Meetings" in the
dining room and the "Fireside Hour"
on Sunday evening. The confer
ence hymn will be HE Keeps Me
Singing"
Representative Orville Zimmer-
man of Missouri recently stated in
an address before the A. B. Pugh
Bible Glass of Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church: Il have at
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latter are notOrl-
ously careless in
their choice of
officials to gov
ern them. Be-
cause a man is a
g e n / al hand
shaker, or a tell
er of stories over
the radio, or a
clever machine
politician, or a
sound party man.
we put him into
office for which
he is not quail
fed. Both the
United States
Evening star., 1939-07-29

GUEST PREACHER-Dr. L. M.
Zimmerman, pastor emeritus
OF Christ Lutheran Church,
Baltimore, will preach at II
am. tomorrow in the George
town Lutheran Church. The
50th anniversary of the con-
f1rmation of Otto H. Fischer
will be observed. Mrs. Meta
Craig Tirkenton will be the
guest soloist. The Church
Council will be guests Tues
day, 8 pm, of Prof. and Mrs.
Lloyd McCord, 2314 North
Madison street, Arlington, Va.
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TheOSophical Society.

"Astrology as Indicative of Mental
Traits and Personal Problems" will
be discussed by George Heilman and
illustrated with charts at 1916 H
street NV. at pm. tonight. The
health control group, conducted by
Arnold Hillman, will meet from $50
to 7:30 pm. tomorrow. Both will be
open to the public. Business meet
ing at pm. Wednesday.
Evening star., 1939-07-29

CendeQ SUNDAY
S C h ool an d
church through
out my e n t ir e
life. My expert
ence convinces
me tn at tn e
sur e S t way of
bringing men in
to the church
life is to bring
them into your
Bible Glass and
give them some
interesting work
to do"
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News Of the Bible Glasses
Activities Of Interest to
Local Organizations
BY PAGE NICK. ETCHISON,
President Orranized Bible Class Asxociatio

Music will feature the Of The 18th
the Organized Edbe Glass
Maryland College September William Schmucker will be
leader assisted Lucille Shannon Etcison orean
The Petworth Baptist Quartet, Randall
vesta Harlan Randall and Harold at
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Diyipo Gc;o,

Divine Science.
Stand Ye Still is the subject of
the lesson-sermon tomorrow at II
am. in the Grafton Hotel. The Rev.
G. L. Patch will speak.
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A Lesson for the Week
Picture Of q Happy Lond
Where Now Strife Rules
BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS.

All the Palestine dscord
hills patches plain
small cities the smiling prosperity
Under King ehosopha the about
studied last week Judah enjoyed notable period tranquility
strength. And the record the credit to the king
That needs emphasis these
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plexion from their rulers. This is
true not only of the dictatorships,
but also of the democracies. The
Evening star., 1939-07-29

*The Sunday School Lesson
for July 80 as "Jehoshaphat: A
Life of Obedience."-H Chron-
icles, xvii.1-19.
Evening star., 1939-07-29

The Egbert Glass of the National
Baptist Memorial Church will have
Mrs. Louise Pressgrove as their
guest teacher tomorrow morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-19
FLYER in Business
On Own Hook
Bankrupts Sally

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 10. CUP)
There was a plaster on the limou-
sine of Sally Rand today and her
pocket book was nearly as bare as
her nude Rancherettes. but her fan
will continue to wave and her bub-
bic will remain the target for cut
ups armed with paper wads
Sally has a bankruptcy petition
on file in superior court, listing liza
bilities of S54,63l against assets of
s9,O67, and it was her own business
genius that brought creditors troop
ing to her doorstep, it was revealed
today.
She could look at clippings which
showed that in 1897 she paid an in
come tax on 1927 1873; that nation
al magazine few months ago de-
tailed a staff writer to oh-and-ah
at her business acumen.
But the facts are that Sally was
doing quite well, thank you, until
she began TO sink her own money
in a new venture at the Golden
Gate international Exposition.
For 40 weeks she had been the
headline attraction at a night club
earning nearly $1,000 a week. She
operated-but did not appear in
the nude ranch at the exposition,
and directed the activities of that
other snappy girl show, Miss Amer
lea.
Then Sally poured her own money
into a new concession known as
Gay Paree, in which she appeared
with her bubble, fan and peacock
feathers. The nut" was too great
She had run $4,000 into the red
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-19

L
sentS is as real as the $50 Thursday
scheme is screwball. And that is
plentyl"
Moore leaned back in his office
chair after that outburst. Then be
resumed:
Here is a story that happened
here in El Centro that will illus
trate the point.
"A friend of mine, campaigning
against $50 Thursday, visited an
old chap out in the country who
has been actively in favor of the
plan. The old gentleman expiaine /
that he intended to vote for Ham
and Eggs because he had been on
the verge of starvation for months!
Far Too Proud
Il don't believe the old gentle
man believed the plan would work.
1 don't believe he cared very much,
and don't blame him!
He was far too proud to ask
for relief. He was even too proud
to ask his sons for help. But he
saw in $50 Thursday the glimmer
of a chance for economic independ-
ence-with honorl'
That glmmer, however, was a
will O. the wisp, false hope.
Everyone admits the need for
pensions to the older persons. 1t
is a question of what plan is the
most feasible" Moore said.
Personally, I don't believe the
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-19

within a few weeks, and the Gre
ditors came wolfing with attach
ment papers. She ducked them for
a few days by failing to open. but
eventually capitulated with a pout.
She had hoped to stall them off
until the exposition closes IA days
hence, and earn few more dollars.
so they won't wait, eh?" she is
reported to have told friends. "Okay,
I'll show EN-" And, under the name
of Helen Gould Beck, she filed her
bankruptcy petition.
Sally's plans were as indefinite
as her whereabouts She was re-
ported to have taken refuge in the
home of friends while she contem-
plated taking her Gay Paree troups
on the road.