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Evening star., 1948-01-15
|Goren on Bridge
North and South vulnerable. West
deals.

Opening lead: Five of spades.
Annexing the worlds champion.
ship mixed pair event at the recent
| national tournament in Atlantic
City carried with it more than the
thrill that normally attends victory.
There was the qualification that
comes from a prophecy fulfilled.
A bright new star rose in the
bridge armament in the person Of
my partner. Mrs. H. G. Ansin Of
Boston, who, in winning her first
major championship, approaches the
threshold of life mastership as the
youngest Of that select group. All
this in accordance with a prediction
made for her by your reporter in
this column not much more than
year ago.
In fortitude, a quality indispen-
sable to the successful tournament
player, Mrs. Ansin is not lacking.
To open the bidding. make free
rebid, subsequent cue bid and then
a leap to slam, all with count OF
only 21a honor tricks, requires cour-
age as well as sense of discern
ment which always win the plaudits
of this department.
Mrs. .Ansin in the north position
opened with one diamond and I
chose to temporize with bid of one
heart. Vests overoall of spade
with only jack high hand Is not
normally considered good tactics,
though in this particular case it
would have turned out well for his
side had they gone through with 1t
and taken the eventual sacrifice Ia
spades, at which they would havr
been defeated for less than the
value of the slam. The rebid of two
diamonds Is recommended because
partners response in hearts has
promoted the hand in value. After
East supported spades, I couldn't
quite make up my mind what step
to take, so decided to temporize once
more by naming new suit. There
was temptation to contract for a
slam at no trump then and there,
but I considered it better tactics
not to act too confident about the
spade holding. That is to say, II
u contracted in no trump late in
the day it might appear to the OPP
position that I was not quite SO
sure of my spade shoppers and West
would be more apt to lead that suit,
especially since it had been sup
ported.
Mrs. Ansin returned to three
hearts, though her preference was
actually for clubs, whereupon I
showed the diamond support. With
all three suits fortified by her part
ner's bids, Mrs. Ansin felt justified
in showing the spade void, where
upon I bid four no trump, which
| in this sequence of calls is not con-
sidered Blackwood in our partner
ship. The six-club bid by her was
very enlightening, since it persuaded
me that she held both high honors
and induced me to contract for the
higher-scoring slam in no trump.
rather than the easier slam in dia-
monds.
With the spade opening the TAX
ing of IL tricks was routine. / re-
gret that limitations of space pre-
vent me from analyzing the varia-
tions of play that might take place
with a neutral lead.
.tCopyright, 194s, by Charles H, Goreno
Evening star., 1948-01-15
AUTOMOBILES WANTED (cont. }

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81 rs; opposite 1854 Sears co At ,o1a og99 Dealers,
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ATTENTION, AUTO OWNERS - We VIII
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at your price. MURRAY-BRILL MOTOkS
dsy sundays -19
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Evening star., 1948-01-15
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont. !.

AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE. Cont :.
FEDERAL 1912 AS ton truck tractor; low
ssss spass Included 5ss F% aod 1850 HesD
CHEVROLET 1912 h-tSn panel motor
an ad ,sEs asn tim. To see is to buy: SEQ
FORD 's7 ,1h-ton dump; mech. very
I or trade. HERsoN,s Afro = APPLI.
ANcE co. sth and o sts NV DE, 400.
DODGE 's7 quarter ton panel; runs ex-
ssptio'analy we'll newly painted SOLD fOr
ant snaee pc f1sssSi HEssoas A1To APpL1AScE s
CO., Sth and o SITS. NV. DE. 400. -15
- dump THIS nnrtS Tues tR,is
the price; for quick sale; s7s5; p; e;
Z HfPIiANcE Co, sth and 8 sts. nv
TSaP as isss panel Ss,sF ysss gss.
month. ROPER" 1880 R. I. ave; ne.
PICKUP 1s47 studebaker; driven 1900
MI; +: and h, mud-grip tires; s1;55o.
FORD e 4-cylinder 1-ton ssskss; y, Jus.
fyn pries sls75e aERsoMs ana sts AUTO S
sTUDEBAKER new trucks; special display
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body, step-in body. stake body. pickup. van
body. Truck owners are invited to see
these world famous trucks. Early delivery.
gENNING MoToRs. oISgs INC, 1900 Benning
MTERNATrioSAI Metro Al. one-ton; both
perfect cond.; $3.50. See MR.. WILLIAMS,
THREE 1913 Ford dump trucks. s-ton;
one 1946 Ford tractor and trailer. 2,ton;
one Ford pickup, 1947 1-ton. FA. 1855.
FORD 1898 h-ton panel: excel mechsni-
cal cond. This is clean truck and q
real buy for $3.50. ME. $3.50. 211S K
HALFHToN PACKARD pickup truck: new
Ess nsssss p asoh PET =. 9sss nN oss
DODGE SO h-ton panel; appearance and
snsse a0azs sesS q 2uTo & insDesfen sSs
Co, sth and o SITS. NV, DE. 4700. Ii
troll, stake body. hydraulic hoist. Oliver
ARMY ARM KoroN e On PICKUP. Dodge, recently
oyerhauled, good cond.: S475. Call SH
CHEVROLET 1a47: advance styling; 1h
tons. platform body, acces.. 5000 actual
miles; S1,.615 or best offer under. IA
ia asss aslsssr ssa 'siSss e5aae
hss low sss smesss rRs truck ReT in
car cond. throughout: indiv. owner; $3.50.
WA. 2027. -16
MACK 1887 truck: frst-class condition;
also one 1887 Ford, stake body 1K-tSn.
WASH. RAG e. BAG CO., 215 L st. s.w.
JANUARY OPPORTUNITIES-
Chew, AZ, N-t., panel, like new 81 ,295
Ford, 40. Ia ton, stake -------- 1880
eesMs. eseV., $ga g. lh,tSn isstfon ysn Dane1 ss7S s7s
1-ton cargo trailers, cheap. 80 more
trucks, " to ton, lie. oil tanks, pick-ups
panels vans, stakes, tractors. dumps, half
tracks, AKA and 6x6. CENTRAL MOTOR
Co, GMC truck dealer, 5000 Lee hwy,
Arl.. CHI. 1000. To reach: Cross Key
Bridge, right on HWY. I'll 1k miles.-l6
Evening star., 1948-01-15
TokeMy Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby

Bayonne: A big argument has
developed in our bridge club over the
proper pronunciation of the noun
envelope" One member insists that
the only permissible pronunciation
is "ON-vel-ope," because, she states,
that is the way the French pro-
nounce it. Most of us disagree with
her, but lack proof that she Is mis-
taken. Please 'Colbyize the word
for us. Well abide by your deci-
sion, one way or the other.-Mrs.
]. H. G.
Answer: Our word envelope is
English in both spelling and pro-
nunciation. 1t entered English CEN
turies ago from the French en-
veloppe mote the two "p'sD, which
the French pronounce ah(n) -VLuP,
also ah n)-VLAWP (the nasal sound
in the first syllableo.
Noah Webster 1929 insisted that
an envelope should be called an
"en-VEL-up," but the British au-
thorities of that DAY gave the pro-
nunciation as "on-vel-OPE' or
''ong- g-vel-OPE."
Webster's pronunciation, EN-
VEL-up" was more or less current
in America until the turn of the
century, when it became obsolete,
having been superseded by the more
logical pronunciation of "EN-vel-ope,"
Now we see that "ON-vel-ope" is
not French at all. However, ON
vel-ope" is listed as second choice
by some American dictionaries. The
first choice of all, however, and the
only choice of few, "EN-vel-ope."
(Note. Funk & Wagnalls' New
Standard, the unabridged dictionary.
lists "en-VEL-up" as first choice
and "EN-vel-ope" as second choice.
But the F. g. w. New College Stand
ard. the 1947 desk-size dictionary,
shows "EN- -vel-ope" as first choice,
"ON-vel-ope" as second choice and
"en-VEL-up" not at ano
A familiar confusion about French
has produced the mispronunciation
"ON-voy," for the word envoy. En-
voy is English and the correct pro-
n,1nciation is: ENVOY" The
French noun is envoye (the final
"e" is marked with an acute accent,
which is pronounced: ah(D-vwa-
YAY.
Evening star., 1948-01-15
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN desires household moving, gen.
help: reas. rates-vI $3.50. Ext. 72.
DOLLAR TRANSFER-call US, our price is
right; moving and hauling; "a hrs, 7-day
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-1947 Chev.
vans, stakes, panels and pickups; for hire
by day week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE-UR-SELF. ME. 7011. j.
NEW 1913 DUMP TRUCK for rent hire
or work of any kind Call TR. 1925. or
VAN TRUCK, large or small Jobs; prompt
service; reas. prices; local and long dis
tance. ia. 2937; after pm, GE. 1416.
Evening star., 1948-01-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

STUDEBAKER 1912 Champion 2-door a.
only Se49. It's one-dsy special. 50 don
ansse; s @eehanicslis ss AHA assxcsent seas clean
and s9lid cleaning y E nisss niSh
nea I sts sussoM.fiD H'W.. DI. $500. 'f''U oM1a
|sTUDEBAKER 1941 Champion 2-door: r.
and b.. orig. dark green finish like new;
mech. OK.d. An exceptional buy; Only
bits, WashinEtons oldest Ford dealer
ship. 1114 Vermont ave. NV. MA. 1850.
sTuDEBAKER r 1912 Champion club cpe /;
radio. heater. seat covers. excellent eondi-
ra sGni ns sooSO 4Ot NUS hoS 81 do1G 1451. . sns
sTUpEBAKER 1912 Champion; orig. black
finish: 1,oTner car that Is positiye.y " W. per
ington today; better see this before you
buy; s1,o95. eREENwAY. 5000 MINI
sYTsutbEBAkERmie47 sYst 5 s Au RSsloie47 coach and sedan:
msaiase ass; tgfH dsfiyery' oo METRoPoL1TAS Mo-
TORS, N. 70 ave. and Bladensburs rd.', IR.
STUDEBAKER 1941 President 4-door sed.:
recently overhauled; pvt. owner; S1,I96.
%aI7S :! ,raR :a.s .se; *
WIILYs VIII 81 JEEps-1s47 demonstrator, is4e
used. HUNTER MOTORS OV. 1889. 30
wMLLYs OVERLAND S ls47 s.atloa on wagon; @sG
be seen at 1894 1 St. NV. ID
WILLYS-kNIGHT 1910; good cond.. newly
painted; $40 ~ Carroll ave. Ia
AUTO AUCTION-Sen or buy a car this
modern way; sell only, if bid is satisfac-
tory total fee. $5. You w. won't M 60 .vn.;ng Wrang
aye. Sc. or 100 llth St; Sc TR, 711a,
ORIGINAL AUTO AUCTION-S5 total cost
to sell your car. sales every Friday at
8 pm, rain or shine. List yours car early;
bricE bldg. WASHINGTON AUTO AUC-
TION, 851I Colesville rd., Silver Spring,
Evening star., 1948-01-15

Do you have dificuIty. using shall
viiI' and "should-would" In their
proper places9 Il 50. the. issnst' c4'
To obtain a copy, send 5 cents in
coin and a stamped. self-addressed
envelope to him. care Washington Star,
p. O. Box 90. Station @. New YORK IL,
(copyright. the Bell Syndicate. Inc, 194s.)
Evening star., 1948-01-15
Word Come

Find IS or more common English
words in ....
SAN UARY,
meaning, "a consecrated place" Av-
erage mark is 81 words. Time limit,
80 minutes
Rules Of the game-1: WORDS must pc o.
four az more letters g Words which acquire
four letters by the addition of IS" such az
.bats." "cats" are not used. 3. Only one
form of q word is used. 4; Proper names
are not used. list will be published
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-01-15
TAXIcABS FOR RENT.

TAXI FOR RENT-Warren H. Davis, 42e
K st. NV, RE. 9701, s am. to pm
DIAMOND CABS for rent. Call TR. 230O
Ask for MR. ROBEY IL
Evening star., 1948-01-15

FORD 1941 VS. Tudor; excel cond., tires
almost new; written guarantee; 1895, $3.50
down. TRIANGLE MOTORS, 1888 r. I.
ave. ne. DE. 63O3. lie
rew a real value u at si,7s5. aREENwAY. i9
%nh zG7 Maine ins ave sw' Dd; 1928; Ll7
HsE TT be has to eu let
$40. sTEUART MOTOR co. 9th and
New York ave NV, MA. 5000. Ia
FORD I941 Super de luxe station wagon,
lent condition; one owner: written guar
sesn sssn 8 Sl eS HP'nss ssh ma
FORD 1941 Tudor: r. and h.. orig blue
finish, almost new tires; an exceptionally
clean car, inside and out; 81 l,045. GREEN
WAY, 5000 MINI. ave. me-. At 1915.
FORD 1887 Tudor; motor good cond.. new
tires battery, generator; S1s5 cash. CH.
FORD 1898 Tudor: unusually good cond
Ga. ave. NV. ia. 023S. III
FORD 1947 Tudor 6-cylinder sed.; radio.
sssterii ss;sn iofk .;5oo mi; pvt. owner slis96'
T9kD is4s vs. vs. $ Super de luSs Tudor
light blue good looking car for a reason- re- saa
T. ". Haraway. MASTER MARKET. 1928
FORD fpa ia4i l. Special de luxe Fordor; good
aaa % PM noe I6l5 s 18th Ga S. seen I1 9sts
FORD 1a41 de luxe convertible; radio,
heater, excellent condition; $500 cash or
CaIi DU. 1854 after pm. -15
FORD I941 de luxe Fordor; beaut. tan
paint job, immaculate interior mech.
qissfrfs. T Tsqi Hs's washinston aaas @ Oldest Ford
dealership, 1114 Vermont ave. Id
Evening star., 1948-01-15

NASH 1942 4-door sedan: AZ motor
owner Phone UN. 46O9 after $50 pm
Evening star., 1948-01-15

AUSTIN 194S, see and drive this remark
able new car; now on display; it's larger,
four door models; selection Of colors; COM
extra extra equipment: IS miles to the gallon.
TAN AUTO & RADIO CO., both sides of
7th st, at r st. NV, phone NO 1857.
BUICK 194l sedanette: 2-tone blue and
Sl,ibo. TR, a054. GEO. LEWIS, 1851
Benning I'd, ne. is
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-18
Sentence Sermons
By Rev. Frank Clarence Lowry
For AMP

l. 1t is a wonderful thing to he
able to put up with all kinds of
people; but greater accomplish
ment not to let them get you down.
2. A still higher step is to be an
inspiration to all, and none by your
example be exposed to a fall.
8. 1t doesn't take brains to simply
get by, but all of the brains and
virtues one can command to live
upright and aim high.
4. Aiming high may start the odds
pulling against you and hard all
around. but by keeping on they'll
not be able to get you down.
5. The uphill pull to keep up and
off the ground is a mans best proof
that he is reliable and sound.
6. The people who take life as an
opportunity to lift find no time to
shift nor frown, and no influence
can them down.
Z. No one has any power or am
bition To lift a loss fortunate broth
er who himself thinks only Of his
own bread and butter.
8. 1t takes a mind that is open to
God and mankind to succor those
who can't keep up and who sadly
fall behind.
3. The people who think In terms
of me and mine" never see much
more than a dollar sign.
10. The sign about town by which
others take hope and live are the
human efforts you exert and the
service you freely give.
IL. While lifting others 1t may
seem an "all outgo" but you will
become really big and your own
heart viii grow.
IL. There is no man who has serv.
ed others who has cheated himself
nor his stock allowed TO depreciate
on low shelf.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-18
"Big Clock" At
Ritz Sunday

The passing OF time q a matter
Of life and death 60 Ray MIIland
in an unusual suspense drama.
THE BIG CLOCK" which comes
to the RITZ Theatre Sunday. Dec.
10. with Charles Laughtin eo-starr.
cd.
The Big Clock" ticks off thirty.
six hours in Millanfs life. In which
he desperately tries TO break out Of
the web tightening about him for
murder he did not commit. To
make this short span Of time even
more narrowing, he Is the man
ordered 10 close the trap himself.
Heading the supporting cast Of
The Big Clock" are Maureen
o'sullivan. George MacCready ana
Rita Johnson.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-18
Babylon Is Not Dead
BY John Henrik Clarke for AMP

No, Babylon is not dead.
] saw Babylon yesterday,
In the grinning face Of a red-cap
In Pennsylvania Station
And later In the movements
OF dark girls body. I'm cabaret.
And only last night, saw Babylon
Preaching against race hatred
From a step-ladder. on Lenox
Avenue.
No. Babylon is not dead.
I heard Babylon when a dark girl
sang:
I'm so glad my troubles won't last
always"
Babylon is in the oppressed race
Rising from under the yoke off OPP
preston,
Perhaps Babylon did sleep for a
while,
But Babylon never died
This Is the day Of Babylon's awak.
ening.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-18
WE WONDER if the piece tina,

We "ONDER the piece GL1dt
Lawrence Cooper, our ace linotyp-
list, ETC., etc., did on the Florida Vir-
GINA Union game in these pages
last week was all because he didn't
get two-bit check from the Orange
Blossom treasury -. Speaking
about checks, how is it that report
ers from out town who hardly men
toned a line about the Big Game
received larger piece of gold than
the local press boys who gave the
game hundreds of inches of free
publicity? Oh well, local talent is
never appreciated Here's one
that Jack Bell told recently that s
worth a chuckle or two: A soldier
one day was having trouble getting
his jeep started. He puttered and
tinkered. all the while cussing the
jeep for it worth. TIE tinkered and
puttered and cussed A chaplain
came upon the scene and said. INV
boy, you WILL never get it started
that way-using such vulgar langu-
age. Why not pray"
The CT got on his knees and ask
ed the Lord to please start his jeep
for him. He got in the vehicle and
press the starter. Immediately the
engine purred like kitten. AS the
soldier drove off he waved goodbye
and thanks to the chaplain.
Well I'll be damned" exclaimed
the astonished chaplain.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-18
BEsPECKLED BILLIE John.

SON, recent Dorsey grad and more
recent OF Uncle SamueIs air force.
returned to the blocks for a short
what-say to friends. He scampered
out Thursday for trek to Californ.
la and bit of overseas duty
When Bob Wilcox blows in from
college, for the holidays he will be
dated up to do the town with slim
and pretty Lula Jenkins, his Dorsey
High classmate Now that
the combo Gunner Cooper is back at
the Community Center Coop out in
the gov. project, tenants are able
get most anything they care TO
purchase. especially in the line of
meats. And their meats are fresh
and yummy. Culmer is the Rev las
r., the manager and Cooper is John
f.. the butcher.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-18
NAACP Election
Sunday

The NAACP WIN hold it's annual
election Sunday. December 10. 1913
3 Pm. at Greater Bethel AsfE
church. All members are asked 20
bring their membership cards.
Roger Arrnster, Pres.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-18
Christmas Service

Follow the crowd to st. Agnes
Church Friday night, Christmas
Eve. Hear the Cornet Band Concert
on the Church lawn at 1000 pm.
and salute the Happy Morn OF
Christmas In st, Agnes at the SER
ice beginning at l0:45 pm.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-18
ROUND The TOWN

with
BERGARCHA

port on monies disbursed for ex-
penses and that which was unac-
counted for at netting of an as
sociation recently, it would have
reminded old Elks of report that
was made years ago. The treasurer,
having spent the money unwisely,
had to make a report to the lodge
on how the money was spent dur
the time a social event was had.
Said the guy: reporting on the in.
gradients for potato salad Onions,
$50; Bell Peppers. SIS; Potatoes,
$125: Salt $50; Eggs 5000!
HATTIE RICE. the Avalon Stud
10, receptionist and photogenic lass,
is expecting little photographer in
early 49 All you jokers and
jokeresses who have been beefin'
bout the local high school bands not
being gaily attired in uniforms can
get a chance to help Dorsey high
school secure its band uniforms by
attending the Xmas Day game. The
funds will go for-you guess it f! !
Have you noticed the pretty light
bulbs put in the Liberty Square
lamp posts? Not bad. We wonder IL
there will be huge Christmas tree
this year like in the past when
Capt. Scott was around?
SEEMS AS IF folks are crying
more this year than last about not
having sufficient funds for the
Xmas gifts and celebration we
know they are not kidding because
we head the line of morners. How.
ever We bet the Spirits" will be
high and gay time had despite a
shortage of the folding stuff
win Norlene Aranha be home for
Xmas from icy Manhattan? Florell.
Claude and the gang are waiting on
va kid
Continued on page is
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-18
THE MIAMI TIMES MIAMI, FLORIDA
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1s48 PAGE FIVE
PAGE FIVE

The case of Commissioners r. n.
Gunner who is charged with at
tempting to bride Asst. Chief Out
Island commissioner w. p. Roberts
has been committed for trial at the
January session of the Supreme
court. The Hon. T. A. Toote will
represent Mr.. Gunner.
The three act comedy And
Home Came Ted played recently
at Wesley Hall by the Wesley Ora
matte Society was well attended and
ehe performers pllgrasulated for
the evenings entertainment.
Mr., Horelle Montas is the new
Haitian Consul at Nassau; he and
his wife came here from CANA
guey, Cuba Mr.. Montas is lawyer
by profession.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-18
NASSAU NEWS

Nassau. Bahamas, Dec. The
Walters School of the Trades and
Labor Union graduating exercises
was held at the well known Silver
slipper on December Srd. There were
los graduates to whom Mrs. Chas.
Fisher presented certificates. Nine
outstanding students received spec
ial prizes. The president of the
Union, Mr.. Charles Fisher address
ed the class. Mr., Bert Cambridge
served as chairman Of the meeting.
Teachers are Messrs. Harcourt Ma
jor and George Bodie.
On Sunday afternoon. November
2S. large audience witnessed the
laying of the corner stone of the
home of Pride of India Tabernacle
No. l located in Hospital Lane. Of
ficers of the Royal Eagle and st.
James lodges of Masons performed
the ceremony. Speakers were Grand
Master w. r. Billiard and Mr.. Jas.
Morley. Deputy Grand Master.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1948-03-13
Ice Pool DeadIina
Getting Closer

Deadline for purchase OF ice
pool tickets is April 8 and all
guesses ON the time of the Ne
mania ice break must be in the
white cans by then. Tickets may
be purchased locally at the Mec-
ca, Tony's, and the w. J Frs
kline Co.
Among the many local hope
fuls are the employees of 0
Kraft and Son, who are current
ly filling out their 80 company
tickets For / he past two yea s,
the group has missed the right
time by only one minute, and
they are hoping that this time
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1948-03-13
Fechnicolor Story
Full OF Thrills

The reel and real life, loves
and thrills of Pearl White, who
dared a thousand deaths to make
the movies famous aud herself
the first queen of the screen,
have been thrillingly re-enacted
in The Perils of Pauline, filmed
in technieolor, which starts to.
morrow at the 0rpheum.
The film stars Betty Hutton,
as fearless, peerless Pearl White,
the greatest of cliff hangers who
won the hearts of millions by
tingling their spines as che faced
on rushing trains, the tech Of
buzz saws, burning at the stake;
mustached villains. John Lund 10
co starred and Billy DE Wolfe,
William Demale est, Constance
Collier, Frank Faylen and
George Marshall are featured.
Popular songs in the film are
Poppa Don't Preach to Me, l
Wish Didn't Love You So, The
Sewing Machine, and Rumble,
Rumble, Rumble.