Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1931, Page 53

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1931 D—5'y ST T B A e S B L) WURKS m: BL AKE \m" peen cut govn, bt s now| GMTAT L, TOWN FOLKS ARE REAL Jrami b 1 o mane sine cousio, a0\ GEEQ NEED TQ LINK [ st et | it St haracterized the This was said rately. {Dg Takb xge He, aiacadienind to be the only information wy i R 3 on! related tkes wrine ot wsrsions e | RADIO FANS, SAYS RUTH ETTING |, 20 55 2 o sttt | GOHOOL AND HOME | B oei o drponine o of | S 2 2ot roed g criticizing the policy of having on the | ¥ the council and this was not given to beauty and strength in the sweep of just lucky enough to have a voice. board representatives of various races “boys and girls.” line, which shnwsflmgw m"p;fl;fl’f;fi tually, though, it was radio that had the Maj. Gen. Fries, U. 5. A, Retired, | 2%, Teligions. 1f the people want these . of his drawings. His books, su t g i { biggest part in my success ies, U. , Retired, | groups represented, he insisted, they 'Songs of Experience,” “Songs of In- Ziegfeld Star Declares It Is Twice as Hard to Please Them | Dlggnec e Nicago might clubs to| g il Ao Tiohb Calel e 848TH GUSHER COMES IN | mocence” and The Vision Gl e & hrough art school. Then | ores Appointive School Board The officer also condemned what he —_— _— Duighters ot AlDi, LN TS A s as It Is a Broadway Audience. I started singing. It was about seven i alleged was the distributlon of “sex in-| OKLAHOMA CITY, December & (), 4 ! L e ottt | 3 I got a job singing three Plan—Urges Election. | formation”, by the Feceral Council of | _Three candes on ita birthday cake . |in 1788, a sort ocess of relief - s i k over WLS, hicago | Churches to boys and g He call 4 b Junior League Exhibit In- in 1788 a sort of p strations all forms | E® et Ove WL Chlcagon o | | this alleged_distribution, the "stheme |the Oklahoma City ofl fleld gave & s ing part of one p He drew. etched NEW YORK, December 4—Ruth Et-| “We think, * ; 5 3 ad Declaring that the home and the | of Communists designed to break down |“coming In” party today for its 848th “The Visions of rinted and colored these books entirely | ying~sat” in her dressing room at the ok Thoanes sp e e R L the delicac: e of oUr YOUDE | gue} cludes “Th sions e A oo e e ora to have | LDE Mt In hér dressing reom at the 1 school should be brought in closer con- y gusher. S ; S eople.” D ht f A'bO ” any one do it for dio, about herself and her home in Corners, Kans’' That isn't true "I'h'-:.1 month, because it's such hard work in | t3ct: Maj. Gen. Amos A. Fries, U. 8. A., p A[i the Was ¥ In the field, just south of the busi- augnters 0 lon. tloasl Dask Brilliaice. David City, Nebr single medium of sound makes it twice | month, because it s retired, told the District of Columbia | council her ass 10 | ness_district, the world’s largest sweet S ""'1 opeN Chorus girls were trouping by the | as hard to put over a song on the air. [ };hhlflf'hs(‘h“’vl Ass lation Wo;flm-sda,v such informat bad distrib- roducers and their little brothers : Th: most usual coloring i starred door on thelr way Gowh for | 7 do a lot more rehearsing for 8| o z ; . | that the only way to effect this im- | uted among children > council's given up 82,000,000 barrels of ofl o ot the | light water color, th their turn I the “Foltiens) Myt he Bt Thee T s ks | pFor the benefit of aviators the British | provement was to have “an elective | office, however, declared that s : d at $58,100,000 ! e Visions” attract jon, b self had just fin , nd manner k sion | Amobileasodintion (““ _ Droadcast | school board.” entitled “Ideals of Love and M he newest gusher, brought in by the ished her f 5 i ot weather rteports and forecasts eight| Maj. Gen. Pries was addressing the | was fssued In 1929 by s | Kessler Oil & Gas Co., was & center of adily seen - CEaetts o e taxs Aol times a day organization at its meeting in the Committee on Marriage and Home, attention in the area today parison with the two extra plates from T 5 atter of fact, there are few and for sal . another copy, which are now included She was tired ve moved successfulls Junior League, 1 n- in the Beaconsfield set and whenver Ruth | gt radio. A real actor c enue Etting is tired get | press himself with voice alone f the works were loaned . ready for a lecture | cti]l fewer have won stage success by by Buttons, Inc, of New GIANT BEET DISPLAYED | (K onthe fimple Tite | i fe¥er by | and simple pleas- So I wouldn't advise any amateur to | examples of Blake's work TR : ures. aim at the stage through radio. Any- | ed in the collection. One of | Twenty-Pound Vegetable Is Pro “Those people | } > is the quickest road to per- interesting is Mr. Bonner's B o there s one - | e Visions of the Daughters duced in Minnesota said, meaning the 2 o 0 et 4 ¢ aucience, “think h the development of some | i inta| ONG BRAIBIE,, LoD A they are getting a | style of tinging. . There are enough separate plates | weighing 20 pounds was i kick out of drop-| freaks in the world now. Mayt 13-16 by 10 15-16 | a5 one of the most unu t ¢ 3 ping in at the| developed something called g, ‘st e he soil in years. The bee gel Follies! T know I get the best fan Yest k B wurtzel, shaped 1 n nd I know families ed, sweet and simple t el ; s S e i She sighed. It sounded like a e Beaconsfield Library | was grown by hate ! o ey it County farmer weeks to drive to some other g Coming from one of the highest- Missing Plate Found. o visit a little radio station ; stars of the Broadway show é w n't trade that experience r ibia t $1,000 for a single was found to be inco lete o C st, it s 1 B. B. MacGeorge of = - Too many of us who divide our time . SPRINGFIELD, Md Y between stag broadeasting | “I was thinking,” confessed Ruth Et- plate turned up from an|Brower buys up all t nuts | tend to forget the 1 and the | ting, * nice it would be to be lying | ous source during a sale at|the bake shops i feeds | people who hear but con But | out in the backyard at home. T'm going | n's in London. Mr. MacGeorge |them to her cattle. The cattle's love those are the very c remember. | to bulld a new house out there d’;":‘ it to complete his set. Thelof pastry is inordinate, she says They're the real fans. 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