Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1935, Page 101

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION-JUNE 16, 1935. Fair Play for All By W. E. Hill. Copyright, 1935. by Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Syndicate. Inc.) . D DAy sy is, folks, is Manny Bul- SQ \ This, folk: M Bul ‘\’l‘p “E\Rtss doze, Public Enemy 10011, who complains that the police ™ Vo CES are too snooty in their con- tacts with the underworld. “It's only fair,” says he, “to remind youse cops that with- out the eriminal classes there wouldn’t be no jobs for cops.” < Lovely but poor <~ divorcee finds no mention about her — = sixth split-up in the newspapers. Is it right that only the rich so- ciety girls should 5 % 5 get all the breaks? ROSES FOR THE SPEAKER. Eight-year-old Jacque- .. Nk 4 = Now is it? line Ekwall, daughter of Representative Ekwall of Oregon, 5 presents a bouquet of roses to Speaker Joseph W. Byrns in connection with the Oregon Rose Festival this month. © Associated Press Photo. J How about a movement to compel congressional ora- tors who speak before dis- thority that a bureau of contend farmers to dress oY g vocational guidance is the part? A good comedy 88 5 (] E 4 08 y to be established by open‘;ng, like, “Hello, every- - -3 % R adio and screen heads body, this is Kate Smith,” k i For clubwomen who would get a lot of attention § = 2 = are active in purifying and maybe dispel some of Q 3 3 o radio programs and the discontent. 3 2 b film products. We hear on good au- Turn about is fair play. And those large-faced girls in this season’s little hats who go into spasms of mirth over Queen Mary's hat in the newsreel ought to give Queen Mary a chance to tee hee in her turn. iA dow is trying to work out a budget for the monthly ex- 1 This man before the win- L\g&(\ Something should be dore to Rumor has it that girls who wear glasses and are ‘ g RECORD BREAKER IN ACTION. vaulting captain of the Yale track tean in the high-flying form that carried hi Keith Brown, pole m, clearing the bar m to a new world prone to go awful cute at cocktail hour are going to be asked to leave their glasses at the door along with the hats and coats. This will prevent those who take a mean advantage over chivalrous males | from quoting the Dorothy Parker line about men seldom making passes at girls wearing glasses. penses. Kitty is howling outside from sheer exuber- ance of spirit. Pretty soon the man will curse and yell at kitty. Turn about is fair play, but it won’t get him anything. curb those parties who are down to their last million from shedding tears and talk- ing poorhouse to needy rela- tives. Because the needy relatives won’t believe a word of it, and it spoils their stuff. record of 14 feet 53 inches. @ Associated Press Photo GUNS AND GIRLS. Two sides of the Pacific maneuver cruise for Jack Tar—the big guns he worked with on the cruiser Minneapolis and one of the hula girls he played with during Hawaiian shore leave. © Associated Press Photo. LADY NANCY ASTOR, American- born member of the British Parlia- ment, attends the opening of a nursery school in London. The youngster at left is about to bestow a bouquet upon her. © A.P.Photo