Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1932, Page 38

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Served frem noon until closing in an atmosphere of real enjoyment Table D’'Hote Dinner, $1.50 No Cover Charge Except Sat. and Holidays Phone Kensington 52 Incorporated I IBONUS FOR NEEDY VETERANS URGED Cornelius Whitney Would Pay It Immediately to Selected List, He Says. By the Associated Press. GARDEN CITY, N. Y., September 20. | —Conelius Whitney, Democratic candi- ! date for the House seat now held by his personal friend, Robert L. Bacon, to- | | day urged immediate payment of the | | soldiers’ bonus, taking a view directly | opposite to that of Bacon, who is seek- | ing Te-election. | Outlining a campaign speech he will make tonight, Whitney said, x)evert!\r-1 less that those who are gainfully em- | { ployed should not receive the bonus. He | (is the son of the late Harry Payne | | Whitney. Bacon has asserted that 1f he must | | ; vote for the bonus, he would prefer not | to be re-elected | “I propose,” Whitney sald, “that in | every assembly district or other similar | political subdivision in the country a | board of patriotic citizens be formed to | receive the applications from needy vet- | | erans. To such veterans as are certified | by these boards, I favor immediate pay- | {ment of the bonus whicn, now, they | must wait until 1945 to collect. I would | further charge these boards with the duty of reporting instances of unfair- | ness and graft. where such are dis- | \ covered in existing pracirces of the | Veterans’ Administration, so that the public may know the facts.” | He =aid that 5 per cent beer and 10 | per cent wine should be immediately { legalized and taxed in every State whose | laws do not forbid and that a portion | of this revenue should be devoted to the i bonus payment i Whitney, who is makmg his political | debut, is grandson of tne late Cor- nelius Vanderbilt and of tne late Wil- liam C. Whitney, Secretary of the Navy under President Cleveland. Italmns Buy Gas Masks. 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Leonaic i\ STARTING FRIDAY OLSEN& m rrrson JOHNSON scRien “NIGHT MAYOR MOW THE SMASH LOWDOWN ‘ ON AMERICA’S MOST SUCCESSFUL GOSSIPER BLESSED p EVENT, @ COURSE TICKETS NOW ON SALE WILSON-GREENE CONCERTS, 1932-33 Constitution Hall—4:30 Artists’ Course 13— FRITZ KRE ER 13 FEODOR CHALIAPIN. After an absence of several years. Jan, 11—LILY PO! vitz Course $6.50, D00, 11. Philharmonic Course Ner. —VIEXNA BOY CHOIR. Wilson-Greene Evening Course, 8:30 Qct. 21—LAWRENCE TIBBETT. Nov. 12—ETHEL LEGIN: AND. NATIONAL WOMEN'S ORCH. (Leginska playing piano concerto.) Nov. 26—LUCREZIA BORI. Sovano Met. Obera (costume recital). Dec. 3—JOSE ITURBI. Bt RaRiT (musical sensation of /W///////////////////////////////// ; THE MARDI-GRAS CARNIVAL OF FUN SPIRIT HOVERS OVER [FAEE ADMISSION | LEN ECH “SWIMMIN” “DANCIN” NEVERYTHING For Wholesome Recreation J-u! Lih Midnmmcr Prefer The Star 3 i ExpenencedAdveriisers ' _ AMUSEMENTS. PREMIERE of the most important picture of the yenr MWJ ’mmmiby CARL LAEMMLE IRENE DUNNE « JOWN BOLES RIALTO THEATRE LIMITED ENGAGEMENT 10 DAYS ONLY 23rd AT 8:30 P. M. er at 2:30 and 8:30 SEATS WEDNESDAY--ALL RESERVED . $1.00 S, $1.00, §1.50 107 Tax in Enénsmnr GALA OPENING FRIDAY NIGHT NTERLUDE CEARK GABLE GAYE! i -BUR 75K ics Agree That This Week is U‘e Best Show in Five Yca.s stion the On_view 2’ 13K G St Admission, 1ie. daiis nw va ARRELL, & Hardy NDON. HEAT- DESTRY RIDES CIRCLE .';'.‘,,'.,"2, Al WARREN WILLIAV. SKYECR APE and _EDMUND LOWE | LADY " Comedy. “Red FAIRLAWN LYRIC pqtirmerse THE DRAGON Pgss PRINCESS E 1 B s Peat UNASHAMED. AU STANTON _ MD. ROAR_OF Tt Comeds "JAMES DUNN 6th and C Sts. N.E. Finest Sound Eenininént LEN }'M‘AR ) _CORTEZ in Comedy STATE Home ..Pfl(flff,‘;‘;fl{l.. Sound WARREN ~ WIL YSCRAPER SOULS. " Con TAKOMA_ ‘%, 5, Setiemit S bt “ROAR OF H” I|I\\(1»\ “BLONDE CAPTIVE” HH’P(DROME ean Harlow. “Three Warner Hom: er. “Nan ‘Ab CAMEO MT. RAINIER. MD. Jack_Oakic_in_“M ARCADE | Elissa_Landi t Town."_ | Sidney Lust n !"1<~nu£‘vfla(\:; Hell " AMBASSADOR c,."‘.{‘.."t‘ Y. 3 L R(‘H SR s I\\fl\]((!\l) Conn. Ave. and ALON 5o S5 5% FRANCIS. WILLIAM ~POWELL, AewEr ROBBERY "__COMEDY. VENUE GRAND ,%¢ Ave 8. CK HOLT. RALPH VES, “'W, CORRESPONDENT DY JA (_:FNTR \] ‘ans Be EORGE BANCROFT MIRTAM HOP, KINS. WORLD AND THE FLESH.” NY G COLO Ga. Ave. & Farragut 8t . NE. ‘ | | 1 UND LOWE. VICTOR McLAGLEN, ; UILTY AS HELL' COMEDY | 1230 C st. NE. CONSTANCE BENNETT. PRICE HOLLYWOOD. " COM SAVQY Utb st & Col R4 N.W. | “WASHINGTON MASQUERADE. LIONEL BARRYMORE. _CARTOON TIVOLI e 8t & Park Rd. NW. MARION DAVIES. “BLONDIE OF THE ES." And_CARTOON. K Ga. Ave. & Quebec St. N.W. GEORGE BANCROFT. MIRIAM HOP- KINS. “WORLD AND THE FLESH.” JESSE THEATER 't &Jg™* | cLavoefis " Sotners cLvE BROOK in ‘THE MAN FROM YES- TERDAY." _Comedy. Cartoon. ‘bYI.VAN r‘;‘én‘m‘y‘ il in “LOVE AFF, Comedy. Nov- ~y AT * AWARNER» BROS. THEATERS -< T _wincox & | u'gNm:mm. |~ SILVER urllNG L ROBERT YOUN BERRY 1 MORALS FOR OLD." Variety. Cartoon. NEW News. DANCING. ,r‘lu'on PENN STUDIO, 1745 F ST. N.W. 3050—Instruction in modern ball room dancing; private or class; latest dances.