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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-06
Devatenact hornikIG zachrane
no z dolu.

Devatenact hornik1 bylo W.
neseno u Clinton, Ind, z horf-
cfho dolu Crown Hill {. 6. Byli
We hloubce 1913 stop pod zemf
pc IA hodin. Dvacaty muz
zemrel dolu.
Dav 5000 lid1 uvital iaso-
tenn unavene zachrance, kdyz
vynesli prvnfho zachraneneho.
Jasot utichl, kdyz sc Tide dove
deli, re Jesse Hayes, 35 let sta
ry otec til detf, zemrel v dolu.
Byl zadusen kourem.
Lewis Reed, SO let starry, pra
vii: "Kdyby byli prisli O dive
hodiny pozdeji, byfi byehem
vSichni zemreli."
Vsichni zachraneni byli do
praveni ambulancemi do ne
mocnice okresu Vermilion.
Potion vsichni byli propu-
stem domG. Trp1 nasledky ma
dychan1 Sc otravneho plynu.
Ohen, ktery vznikl v mist
nostech mezi skupinou dvaceti
horn1kd a hlavnf sachtou, do
sud hofel. Patrne byl zavinen
elektrickymi draty.
Nez byl vynesen prvnf muz,
zastupy lidf, mezi mimi i zeny
a deti horn1kG, kteri z1stali
pod zemf, mluvily pouze Sep
tenn a zeny plakaly tise.
V dolu pracovalo ma ITS hor
Mkt, kdyz byl ohen objeven.
Vsichni S vyjimkou dvaceti Sc
zachranili bez melody. V Gin
ton, ktery je ctyri mile daleko
cd dolu, zapomneli ma oslavu
Noveho roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-06
HANS STEINKE ZAPASITI
BUDE S GOLDEN TERROR.

Pristf 1tery, dine 10. ledna v
krfzkovych zapasech pofada-
nych v Carlins Park v hlavnim
zapase Hans Steinke, vazfc1
265 liber utka Sc s Golden Ter
ror, 3O3 liber.
V nasledujicfch zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazku 1cinkovati bu-
dou:
Chris Zaharias, 225 ID. VS..
Nick Compofreda, 230 ID.
Tom O'Toole, 220 ID. VS..
Carl Davis, $50 ID.
Jim Wright, 225 ID. VS.. Red
Ryan, 215 ID.
Casey Berger, 22O ID. VS..
Jim Christakos, 210 ID.
Zeny mali vstup volny!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-06
Perkinsova nabizi CLIO a AFT
smirenf.


Tajemnice prace Perkinsova
We sve vyrocnf zprave kongre-
SUI pravf, re nynejsf valcenf me
ri CIO a AFL, jez jsou rozde-
leny ma diva tabory nejen po-
skozuje zamestnavately, ale
popuzuje prot delnickym or
ganisacfm verejnost. Prav1, re
pakli ODE organisace nemohou
Sc dohodnouti ma miru, ably a.
lespon uzavrely primeTl a do
hodly Sc nekde v 1staven1, ne
bot poskozuj1 nejen organisa-
ce, ale nic1 pratelske pasky
mezi zamestnavatelem a delhi
KEN. Kdyz Sc ma cely spor di-
vame pravf kritickym 1hlem,
tax sezname, re by nebylo "a
tezko sc porovnati a re jicl
spory jsou mnohdy malicher.
ne a daily by Sc lehce odstrani
ii, kdyby ma obou stranach by.
10 trochu dobre vile. Takto
jsou elm dale delnfci poskoze
nj a verejnost pTestava nit
sympatie S jich snahami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-06
MRTVY MA


Dominick Krevecky, 66lety
z Hudson ulice, nalezen byl We
stTedu mrtvy lez1c1 ma chodni-
ku We $500 blocku Boston ul.
TRI
Tfi skoln1 dftky: 12leta Shir-
ley May McEvoy, jej1 ~sestra, 9
leta Joan Catherine a 12leta
Patricia Grace, utonuly v Ute
~, kdyz led, pc nemz Sc pro-
j1zdely, pod mimi Sc prolomil v
jezfrku Pine Tree u Lans-
doWne.
Tragedie odkryta byla no.
chem, ktery ma vode zahledl
diva d1vc1 obleky. Hoch zavo-
lal policii z Halethorpe. Po-
kusy oziviti divky ukazaly sc
byti marnymi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-06
76. ZASEDA.

IOCO uCory DylO ZanaJenO
prvnf zasedani 76 kongresu
Spoj. StatG. Zasedanf potrva
nejmene sest mesfc1. V te do
be dojde k mnohym zapasumi
mezi s%toupenci a odpGrci Roose
veltova programu. Ma jedne
strane budou staff demokrati.
kter1 vzdycky podporovali pre-
sidentovy navrhy, a ma druhe
konservativnf demokrati, kteri
" nekterych pripadech nalez-
nou posilu We zvysene republi-
kanske represented.
V dome zastupcG Dude Ease
dati 261 demokrat1 Geden no.
We zvoleny kongresnfk zemreD
1859 republikanG a 4 farmafsko
delnicke strany ma severozapa-
de.
Demokraticka vetsina vzdor
tomu, re byla O minute volbe
znacne ztencena, prece zdsta-
va stale dost velika, ably mohla
odraziti kazdy republikanskyI
1tok a prosaditi vsechny sve
plany. To vsak Dude uskutec-
nitelne pouze tehdy, budou-li
sjednoceni, ale prave v tom We
ri kamen uraZu.
Jiz minulem zasedanf ievil
sc zvlaste dome zastupcu
dost shiny napor prot Roose-
veltovym planGm a nekolik je-
no dGlezitych navrh1 bylo "a
mitnuto. Nejvetsi porazka by
la presidentovi zasazena "a
mltnut1m jeho navrhu ma reor.
ganisaci nejvyssiho soudu, coz
ucinil .senat a dun zastupcG
porazil nejmene dGlezitou pre-.
dlohu O reorganisaci vladnfcl
Department.. Porazka soudn.
predlohy byla tax velika, re
nebude cinen pokus O jej.
vzkT1seni, avsak reorganisaen
predloha Dude S nekterymi O
pravami opet pfedlozena v no
vem zasedanf a nikdo nem1ze
tusiti, jaky osud il ocekava.
Presidentovu programu hro
ii dalsf nebezpecf pfipravova
MIN pokusG O odvolani nekte
rych zakonG, ktere Sc mu pc
dafilo v minulych zasedanicl
prosaditi. New Deal Sc stant
tercem zurivych 1tokG a nezd;
! Sc byt pochybnosti, re nekter.
z techto zakon1 budou zmene
ny, &C 1plne odvolanf nenf pfi
lis pravdepodobne. Use zavis
' ma rozhodu roztrzky mezi de
mokraty. NekteTf kongresn
!, vGdcove, mezi nimiz i ii, kter
nejsou pf1lis nakloneni presi
dentovi, p~rohlasujf, re rozko
nesm1 prekrociti jiste mez,
protoze by ohrozovali stranu
pr1stf presidentske volbe, al,
jejich vystrazneho hlasu nebu
: de vsemi uposlechnut.
Neni vyloucena moznost, y
president zmfrnf nektere sv,
navrhy, ably Sc staly pTijatel
nejS1 konservativnim demokra
} tum, ale i "a takovych okolnos
tt je pTedpovfdano bouTlive "a
sedan1 a vysledkem velice ne
jistym. 3
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-06
Poransni ma vlaku.

Ctyri zeleznicafi byli crane
nj, tf1 z mich vazne, kdyz ma
kladn1 vlak drahy Illinois Cen
trail vrazil do vozu pro zelez-
nicaTe a posunovaci lokomoti-
wy bl1ze Marissa, ILL.,, 35 mil
jihovychodne odtud. Lokomo-
tiva nakladnfho vlaku byla
prevrhnuta, sedm voz1 sc vysi-
nulo a VIZ pro zrlzence, IVA
ny "caboose" shorel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-06

22lety syn Serbia Carroll O.
kresu zadrzen byl ku dalsimu
jednanf pod zarukou $4,000
pro kradez spachanou v Refs
terstown, jak uvedeno bylo V
minulem elsie Telegraph. Syn
serifGv, George Shipley z West
minister doznal, re vloupal Sc
do garaze Fox Motor spolecno-
sti a ukradl z teto zcela novy
automobil ceneny ma $500 a
RUNE pfedmety v Gene $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-06

z Washingtonu, D. c., Sc
sdeluje, re Farm Security Ad-
ministration oznamila, re pres
1000 najemc1, farmaTskych
delnik1 a takovych, kteTf Sc
deli O drodu s majiteli farem,
podalo zadosti O vladnf pdjcky
k zakoupen1 farem v minulem
roce. PIjcky, povolene az do
1. cervence byly znacne a do
stall je ii, kter1 byli doporuce-
nj m1stnlmi okresnlmi vybory.
Zvlaste pro Texas mali tyto
p1jcky veliky vyznam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-06
D STROJNfK UDUsEN

AS pc 3 hOdiny Ztracen byI
Anton M. Gronner, hlavni stroj
mix Norvezske nakladni lodi
Nanny zakotvene u Curtis
Bay. Konecne nalezen byl V
uheln1m skladisti, do nehoz
spadl. Die vseho prepaid Sc
tam otvorem a zasypan uhlim
ma neho spadlym drive neil
mohl volati O pomoc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-06
AUTOMOBILY.

Baker ullce uSmrcen byl auto
mObilem Arthura E. Crum,
kdyz prebehnouti chtel ulici
pred domem rodicG, ably Sc Sc
sci S nekolika jinymi hochy,
ktere otec jeho witt chtel ku
detske zabave.
= Ma zahybu cesty biz
kosti Silver Spring Izetta Nit
chell zranena byla, kdyz auto
mobil sjel z cesty a prevrhl Sc
pri vyhybani sc jin6mu auto
mobilu, ktery uJeti chtel z mi
sta melody, ale T1dic jeho chy-
cen byl a zadrzen pro policii.
Druhy tento automobil rfdil
Robert L. Fitzgerald z Wash
ingtonu. Zranene prerazena
byla dasen ma ctyfech mfstech
a rozbita lebka. V Silver Spring
sanatoriu V Montgomery okre-
SUI zemrela.
- Gasolfn, jenz vytekal z
automobile kdyz tento vrazil
do elektrcke poulicn1 kary G.
% Back River), znicil auto
mobil. Ku nehode doslo ma So.
ulici a Eastern avenue.
- Ma prvnf den Noveho Ro-
ku smrtelne zran6ni byli v au-
tomobilovych nehodach statu
diva: Charles G.. Johnson, 65
lety z Harmons a Joseph c..
Henna, 3Olety z Baltimore.
Johnson usmrcen byl, kdyz
dfval Sc, jak soudruh jeho o.
pravuje ma jejich AUTOMOBILE
gumove kolo ma Annapolis
Boulevard u English Consul.
Spolu S MIN stall u automobile
tTf: Nora Johnson, Rachel
Shaw a Samuel Bradshaw. Ii
to uskocili nezli automobil Ere
da Kothe, 20leteho z Baltimore
avenue, Rosemont, je chytiti
mohl.
Hanna usmrcen byl automo-
bilem ma Washington Boule-
ward u Elkridge. Prejet byl
automobilem Benjamin. A.
Seigel pri prechazenf cesty.
Tri osoby zraneny byly
casne z rama ma Novy Rok,
kdyz truck, V n6mz jelly, Sc pre-
vrhl We srazce S automobilem
ma Garrison a Litchfield ave-
nue.. Anna Bartfnek a jeji syn
Alfred, kteTf jeli V trucku, po-
tluceny byly ma Have a tele.
Ride trucku, Anthony Zeman,
Jr., 34lety z 500 blocku N.
Chester ulice, potlucen byl.
VSem tfem dostalo sc oSetreni
We West Baltimore General ne
mocnici. Automobil r1dila An
na Levin z Pembridge avenue.
= Muz, obet nesvedomiteho
automobilisty, nalezen byl
smrtelne zraneny ma krizovat-
&c Druid Hill avenue a Paca u
lie. Muzem byl Frank w.
Reed, 52lety z Dupont avenue.
Byla mu rozbita lebka. Popsa-
nj automobile, jfmz smrt Rec
dova %zavinena, dano bylo poll
Gil Alfredem Wellmer z Lans-
down., zT1zencem gasolinove
STANCE, ktery zahl6dl uj1zdej1-
CT automobil.
= Acknowledged nehod v
Marylandu v uplynulem roce
bylo 0 20 procent meme neil
nehod v roce pred tim.
V uplynulem roce v Mary
landu zabito bylo automobily
421 osob. z techto zranenim
v Baltimore meste podlehlo
100 osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-06
Zoufal ST pro nemoc.

V Chicago, 47lety delnfk,
.Viktor Svatic Sc nadychal do
ma svltiplynu. Jeho mrtvola
nalezena jeho ~pfftelem j. Mo-
rackem. Byl nemocny soucho-
THANH.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-06
Ukradli penize ma pohfeb.

V Rockford, ILL.,, Gustav
Johnson pred II dny vyzvedl
z banky 5000 ma zaplacenf 1c-
tn "a lecen1 sve manzelky a je-
j pohTeb. Penfze schoval do
kufru We sve loznici. Nynl mu
je nekdo ukradl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-06
A Sc ZASTRELIL.

V Secretary, Md, 62lety
Rev. Charles C. Cannon, ka-
zatel
nfho kostela, skoncil sebevraz-
dou. Zastfelil Sc We SVEN oby-
dli. Delsf cas- trpel t6zkou ner-
yovou chorobou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-06
SportOvnf Hl1dka
KOPANA.

Tuto nedeli S. K. "Slovan"
sehraje ligovy zapas s TRAN
gle Juniors We 3 hodiny odpol.
v Latrobe Annex.
Minuly zapas jsme vyhrali
81. j. j. TOula.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1939-09-01

experience and energy that goes into your splendid or
ganzation each day the part Of each employee One
hornet attracts little attention but when they get organic
led in nest strength and security evident You have very
best wishes of your many white friends In this county,
May God bless your work.
Il CAMPBELL & CAMPBELL, Attorneys
T. J. Huddeston, Custodian
Parish Street Baptist Church. Jackson, Miss.
Congratulations on splendid showing your Fourteenth
Annual Report
THE COVER COMPANY
IT, j. Huddleston, Custodian
Afro-American Sons Daughters Lodge Parrish St. Bap
fist Church Jackson Miss.
You are to be congratulated upon your Fourteenth
Annual Report. You are doing nice work among your
people.
WEBER's ECONOMY GROCERY
Armeen Weber
T. J. Huddeston, Custodian
Afro-American Sons & Daughters Parrish Street Bap-
fist Church, Jackson Miss.
Your splendid report reflects much credit on YOU
We proud of you and your organization and wish
continued success.
CARRs DRUG STORE
H. G. Carr
T. J. Huddeston, Custodian
AfroAmerican Sons Daughters Lodge, Jackson, Miss
Heartiest congratulations on your fine Annual Re-
port. Much success to you and your lodge.
THE WESTERN UNION TEL CO.
Mrs. j. M. Durham, Mgr
t&se.s
T. J. Huddleston, Custodian
AfroAmerican Sons Daughters Lodge, Jackson, Miss
- Congratulations and best wishes your wonderful
and successful management of great insurance company
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1939-09-01
Your Prescriptions Where

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.f .o.;oo cn, p nh+
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! aho,,.nn Co, tho wears
>. 100 a 1000 " ' ~
u 100 anu i''' >rrDC uApnwApE m
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49, - n"n In AGO. A.,o.;o.n Cows g. daughters
Jackson Miss
r.; :. 49, oxuo+ - ond +h; +.looror IN account
s E 49, W. sen ot W., oon1o toaotho to ar
~ .' - w.; ~ H.. 49, cand do od ;ts officers
cEXSrp uAppIc
Custodian Afro-Amercan Sons Daughters, Jackson,
Oo'ei"'u"' upon S o 'i ~ '
ana the eAceiieh' report you nave given, , ,,
|T undd1oston custodian
Afro American Sons E. daughters Lodge Jackson Miss
following years De as successful.
CHAPMANS DRUG SToRE'
|T 7 Huddleston Custodian.
Afro American Sons g. DAUGHTERS Lodge Jackson Miss
H. n. ANDEKooN, Inc Druggist
r 7 Huddleston Custodian
Afro roe,;c.n Sons E. Dauobters Iodoe Jackson Miss
DELTA NATIONAL BANK or YAZOO CITY,
HERBERT homes, Pres.
L. j. Huddleston, CUSTODIAN
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1939-09-01

kilograms As They Showered DR.. Hud-
tlest0n At The 18th Grand Lodge,
Miss, From Our Friends
In Yazoo City
"A. ]. Huddleston, Custodian Grand Lodge
lAfro.American Sons and Daughters
jackson Miss.
Again we congratulate you upon the splendid fnan-
HAL report to the Grand Lodge.
PICKETT PRINTING co.
a. J. Huddleston, Sr.
Care C. H. Greer, Parish ST. Baptist Church. Jackson,
Miss.
Sorry couldn't attend meeting One of my operators
Jeft. Hope the Grand Lodge is great
THELMA GILLESPIE
a. J. Huddeston, ST.
Care AfroAmerican Sons & Daughters Lodge Jackson,
Miss
port for past year
E YAZOO HARDWARE CO.
A. J. Huddleston
kfroAmerican Lodge, Parish St Baptist Church. Jack
BON, Miss.
: Congratulations and best wishes for yoor continued
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1939-09-01
which is doing wonders for your people.
j
J. F. BARBOUR

u
j. F. BARBOUR
T. J. Huddleston Custodian &
Afro-American Sons Daughters Lodge, Jackson Miss
l am sorry that it will be impossible for me to be
present at this Fourteenth Annual meeting Your repot
shows that everything is we'll in hand. Congratulations
to you and the Executive Staff.
R. ]. PIERCE.
Executive Board Member
T. J. Huddleston
Parish Street Baptist Church, Jackson, Miss IL
Please accept congratulations and best wishes fer
your 14th Grand Lodge meeting
BRIsTER GRO. CO.
"
T. j. Huddleston 4
Supreme Custodian Afro-Amercan Sons & Daughters
Grand Lodge Parrish ST. Baptist Church. Jackson, Miss
Congratulations upon your wonderful progress May
your organization grow the future mas in the past
E. H. WILSON
IT. j. Huddleston
Supreme Custodian Afro American Sons & Daughters
Grand Lodge, Parrish ST. Baptist Church. Jackson Miss
Congratulations your splendid organization. Ya-
zoo is proud of you.
LIVINGSTON INSURANCE AGENCY
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1939-09-01
wonderful success.
w. T. HEGMAN & SON

Afro-Amercan Sons & Daughters
Parish ST. Baptist Church. jackson, Miss.
Congratulations on your fine showing for the years
of 1888 and 1885,
PLANTERS HARDWARE co.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1939-09-01

T. j. Huddleston
Care Grand Lodge Afro-American Sons Daughters
Jackson, Miss.
It is my regret send this telegram. On account
of illness not able to get people together to ar
range my coming but the Grand Lodge and it's officers
have my heartest support hope is great
Yours truly,
CEASER HARRIS
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1939-09-01

T. J. Huddleston, Custodian
Afro-American Sons Daughters Lodge, Parish Stree
Baptist Church, Jackson, Miss.
Your sound condition financially attests the wisdom
Evening star., 1939-04-30
Margot Stevenson
Has Film Future

The Hollywood fate of Margot
Stevenson, stage actress who scored
a sensational success in the Broad
way run of You Can't Take It With
YOU" has been settled by Warner
Bros. and Sam Goldwyn.
Miss Stevenson, who had been
under contract to Goldwyn for mo-
tion picture work, will move over to
Warmers for regular appearances,
beginning with Dust Be My Des-
tiny" in which she will appear with
John Garfield and Pat O'Brien.
Goldwyn reserves for himself Miss
Stevenson's appearance in one film
per year at his studio.
Warmers signing of Miss Steven
son has caused change in casting
plans for Jane Bryan, who was to
have had the leading feminine role
in Dust Be My Destiny" Miss
Bryan will move into the cast of
THE Old Maid" Bette Davis
Miriam Hopkins co-starring picture.
She will portray Tina, Miss Davis
daughter, in the screen adaptation
of Edith Wharton's story.
Evening star., 1939-04-30
Another Anti.Nazi
Film Is Planned

Boycott" a Aim which will ex-
pose the activities Of the German
American Bund in the United
States, Is announced by Warner
Bros, as a forthcoming Bryan Foy
production. Boycott" will con-
tinue the trend begun by Warmers
with Confessions of a Nazi Spy"
The leads in the next Warner
story of subversive activity in this
country will be played by Alan Hale
and Lya Lys. Miss Lys appears
in Confessions of Nazi Spy" and
will play German part again in
Boycott" She and Hale enact a
German-American couple who be-
come involved in bund activities.
Newsreels of the recent hectic
bund meeting In Madison Square
Garden in New York will be incor-
porated in Boycott" the screen
play of which is being written by
Vincent Sherman and Lee Katz.
Evening star., 1939-04-30
CAPITALS RADIO PROGRAM


IL a.m.-WMAL, Violinist Ossy Renardy is soloist
with the Radio City Music Hall Orchestra.
playing Ernst's Hungarian Airs" and
first movement of TschaikoWsky's "Con-
certo' Emo Rapee conducts the Or
chestra in Sibelius Fifth Symphony"
IL 80 a.m-WRC, Have We Helped the Farm
er?" is the question to be pondered at
the University of Chicago Round Table.
Noon-WMAL, Lennox Robnson's "The White
Headed Boy is presented in the Great
Plays series.
1:30-All stations, President Roosevelt speaks
at ceremonies marking opening of New
York Worlds Fair. (WRC plans to begin
its program from the fair at l o'clock,
VOL at 12:45D
Evening star., 1939-04-30
KAY Francis Starts Her Career Anew
And Now She Vows to Play Meatier Roles, Forsaking
That Old Clothes. Horse Onus
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
The casual observer dropping in
on the stage where Memory of
Love" is being filmed at R-K-O
would have wasted precious little
sympathy on Cary Grant-not, at
least, until the script had been thor
oughly perused. At this particular
moment he was very much the draw
ing room villain.
There he stood in the center of a
living room set-6 feet and more of
icy MISUNDERSTANDING no less
gorgeous brunei than Kay Francis
very unhappy.
Director John Cromwell called for
action. and Grant, eyes glistening
with anger. addressed Miss Francis,
who stood a few feet away, her head
bowed in distress.
'Maida," he began, 1--WE asked you
several times for a divorce and you've
refused to give 1t to me-Im not
asking you now. I'm telling you!
Either you get one or will"
There was long pause here and
Miss Francis choked a little before
replying:
II don't suppose I need to ask
why?"
There are dozen reasons" re-
sumed Grant, land you know all of
them. But the most important is
that I love Julie Gregor. I'm going
to marry her-if she'll have me-"
Miss Francis walked slowly across
the room, the camera on its dolly
leading the way. She dropped into
sofa, utterly crushed. Grant was
still visible. sneering in the distance.
well, there's no happiness for
any one this way" said Kay. tears
in her eyes. And If you're sure
you've found out what you want
I'll leave for Reno next week"
WELL" said Grant, Stimulating
surprise, II must admit I expected
more of e."
More Of a battle?" interrupted
Miss Francis. "Why2 The battle is
over, and now that it's over I sup
pose I ought to wish you happiness.
ouO oOll Y. IiOpC yOu IL NC 1Ilioci =
able. I hope you'll both be miser-
able"
That's more like you" snapped
Grant. He grinned nasty grin into
the fadeout.
The tense scene is finished after
four rehearsals and three trial takes
and Grant, actually pretty swell
fellow who in real life plans soon
to repeat the VOWS till death us do
part" with Phyllis Brooks, rushes
over to clear up any misunderstand-
ing the scene may have created.
Don't get me wrong" he hurries
to explain. IF you haven't read the
script you'd think from this one
scene that I ought to be hanged
by the thumbs and horsewhipped
But, listen. This Mazda is a bad
egg In the story I've been married
to her for many years and she S
made my life colossally miserable.
She's lied to me and tricked me.
I've hardly had moments happi-
ness from the day led her to the
altar"
Julie Gregor. by the way. is played
by Carole Lombard-and that would
seem to add further justification to
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that she was able to cope with the
situation.
I'll forgive you-maybe-for the
item about Bill and me. But not
for asking me about love. That
is-that is"
None of my business" sighed the
man with the gray temples. Il
know. But I have to ask. All your
admirers and friends and rivals and
some pretty nice people are asking
us about you. It's perfectly possible
that you might be in love, you
know"
Yes. I know" agreed Jane.
e well, are you?"
That's the question we stumbled
over first, isn't it?"
How about Eddie Alberto"
Hes a very nice young man. I
like him
And Johnny Favor He's Bette
Davis cousin, isn't he?"
Yes. he is"
We'll, what about him? Is it a
romance?"
Just now I'm busy with a screen
Evening star., 1939-04-30
Young Jane Bryan Talks About Love
She Speaks All About 1t and Around It, but Never
Gets Near 1t, and Says Not Word
By Carlisle Jones.
HOLLYWOOD.


It is not easy to ask nice young
woman about love.
Jane Bryan is a nice young wom-
an, one of the very incest, smartest
and most promising in Hollywood,
and she looked surprised when the
subject of the proposed interview
was mentioned.
She Wrinkled her nose under the
makeup until the freckles showed
through. Then she said. loudly
enough to be heard by most of the
other people in the Warner Bros
greenroom, Love? Why, I can't
believe you are seriously asking me
such a question:
The interviewer was determined
adamant is probably the proper
word He explained again that he
was doing this for the sake of James
many admirers and friends about
town, all of whom had professed
curiosity about the state of her
heart, if any.
you, of ali people" she said.
The interviewer flushed. Ten years
ago he might have blushed, because
Jane is lovely when she becomes
excited, and he was quite conscious
that she had noted the gray hair
at his temples.
Well,' he said stubbornly, ARE
you in love? And with whom?"
I'll write and tell Mitch" warned
Jane pointedly. You know he
y wouldn't expect this of you"
Mitch is a fellow in New York
known to both Jane and the gray
haired gaffer who was thinking in
terms of who's in love with whom?"
you're not answering my ques-
ton. Is there man in your life?"
$50 you're going to be brutal?"
said Jane wickedly. Are you going
to beat me? Are you?'
The greenroom, where players and
press usually eat suddenly went
silent The interviewer hurriedly
settled into a handy chair.
Maybe you're the awful person" !"
Jane went on, who gave out the
story that 1 am romantically in
terested in Bill Lundigan. Bill
Lundigan! I met him for the first
time on Monday and on Wednesday
I saw an item III bet you did it.
We had just met and we were an
item! You did it."
The interviewer shook his head
sadly.
NO" he said, "I didn't give 1t
out. But you did have lunch to-
gether on Tuesday. I saw you"
Poor Bill Lundigan,' giggled
Jane. Hes so embarrassed. And
this his first week at Warmers, too"
Over at the long table, resolved
for writer's and the gag men who
feed the writer's and thus have their
checks picked up, there was a
slight commotion.
DO you think Jane needs help?"
one of them asked, loudly enough
for Jane to hear Jane is very pop
'ular with the writer's because she is
smart and can always pronounce
the long words they put in her
speeches. She waved hand in the
direction of the table to indicate