Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1937, Page 8

A—8 #» <3 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1937. CELEBRATIN SE FORHALLOWEEN Jewish War Veterans to Hold Annual Bal Masque Tonight. With the main Halloween celebra- tion and parade scheduled for Satur- day night on Constitution avenue, sev- eral organizations today were plan- ning their own ocelebrations of the annual visit of witches and goblins. One of these—the Washington Post of Jewish War Veterans—will hold its fifth annual Halloween bal masque | tonight in the Jewish Community Center, Sixteenth and Q streets N.-W. An elaborate floor show has been planned by the Committee on Ar- rangements, headed by Nat S. Silver- berg. | The masque is an annual effort to raise fund: for the purpose of ‘“‘com- batting anti-American and anti-Se- mitie propaganda,” and to defray costs of participation in veteran and civic matters. Boys' Club Party. The 18th Halloween party of the Boys’ Club of Washington will be held tomorrow nig. Junior members will | be entertained from 6:15 to 8 o'clock, while the older tained from 8 bers will ent their second dance. More than 1,000 persons are ex- | pected to attend the Halloween drolic to be held at 9 p.m. tomorrow by the | Interior Department Recreation Asso- ciation in the new Interior Building. Two orchestras wiil play for the straight dancing and square dancing. Those in costume will parade in & grand march and prizes will be award- ed for the most original, funniest and most beautiful dresses. Dance at G. W. University. The Newman Club of George Wash- ington University is giving & Hallow- een dance at 9 pm. Saturday at the | National Women's Country Club in Bethesda, Md. e | Internal Revenue Lodge, No. 47,| American Federation of Government | Employes, will hold an entertainment, | card party and dance at 8:30 pm.| tomorrow in the Playhouse, 1814 M| street N.W. The Internal Revenue Orchestra will open the program with & concert. The final meeting of the Halloween DR. KOHT TO DISCUSS TRADE WITH PRESIDENT Norwegian Minister of Foreign Affairs Also Pays Visit to Secretary Hull. By the Associated Press. Dr. Halvdan Koht, Norwegian Min- ister of Foriegn Affeirs, said todey he would “discuss international gques- tions,” chiefly those of trade, with President Roosevelt and Secretary of State Hull during his stay in this country. Dr. Koht paid Secretary Hull an of- ficial visit after his arrival in the Capital yesterday. Later the two made a joint broadcast to Norway. In his address, Dr. Koht said of his forth- coming talks with the President and Mr. Hull: “I shall have to talk with them about questions regarding our two countries, not in the strict sense of the word, political questions, for there are no such questions pending between us, but commercial questions regarding the exchange of articles between the two countries. MOTHER JONES, TIM RAVES ABOUT THE SYRUP YOU GAVE HIM ON PANCAKES . WHERE CAN ASK FOR VERMONT MAID SYRUP. TIM LOVES VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR FLAVOR Vermont Maid Syrup is loved everywhere for its marvelous maple sugar flavor. By a skillful com- bination of sparkling cane sugar with Vermont maple sugar, the flavor of the maple actually is improved—made richer, more deli VERMONT MAID SYRUP Committee, which is making plans for | & the mammoth civic celebration on Constitution avenue Saturday night, will be held at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Willard Hotel. = U FOREIGN SALES UP Roper Reports Exports Exceed Imports by $63,000,000. Becretary of Commerce Roper re- ported today the Nation sold $63,000,~ 000 more in foreign markets than it | bought duririg September. Exports for the month aggregated £206,729,000, an increase of $76,000,000 over the same month & year 8go. At $233,361,000, imports were up $18,000,- 000 over September, 1936. For the first nine months of this vear, Roper said, purchases abroad topped sales by $49,000,000. Movie Future Of Montague Reaches Snag By the Associated Press. HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 28.—John Montague's future in the movies and radio, seemingly destined for great heights only yesterday, reached a sud- den impasse today. | The character role he was to have | enacted in Paramount’s “The Badge of Policceman O'Roon,” starring Monty's pal, Bing Crosby, probably will go to some one else. His title role in another picture, built around the legendary figure of the North Woods country, Paul Bun- | § yan, similarly has been crosted out by the studio. i “Held in abeyance” was the studio’s comment regarding its previously an- nounced plans for the erstwhile mys- | & tery man of golf. It indicated it would go ahead with # series of golfing shorts showing how Montague shoots in the 60 Studio officials said they knew noth- ing of reports that the Hays organiga- tion, controlling force in the movie industry, objected to Montague—ac- quitted Tuesday night in Elizabeth- town, N. 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Cost a quarter, make you feel like a millionl S———————————————— Shop and Save at these A&P Self- GRL ADS FATHER ON RSN COLNT Daughter Denies He Started Fire to Kill Her and Sister for $100,000 Insurance. By the Associated Press. MEDIA, Pa, Oct. 28.—Modishly- garbed Ruth Knight, 25, came to the defense of her father, Albert R. Knight, in Delaware County Court yesterday and supported his denial that he had anything to do with a fire that started in the basement of the Knight home last May 28. ‘The State has charged the former oil company executive with attempted murder and arson, contending he set the fire in an attempt to collect $100,- 000 insurance on the lives of Ruth and her two sisters, Susan, 20, and Mary, 17. Miss Knight testified she knew her 1 GET IT? ITS REAL icious, Try it! father was not in the cellar the day before the fire, + Knight has repeatedly asserted he was in Washington engaged on spe- clal work for the Treasury Depart- ment on that day. Witnesses yester- day affirmed this. “Father did not go into the cellar the day he went to Washington, which was the day before the fire,” the daughter testified. “I know because when I went down after I had taken him to the bus terminal I found that the stove fire had gone out.” She said Knight always took care Worcester S pute a lith Salt sty of the hot water stove in the base- ment. The prosecution questioned G. B. Slagle about two fires in a cottage occupled by the Knights at Ocean City, N. J,, and another in a vacant store in Lansdowne, where the Knight furniture was stored. Slagle, former Upper Darby High School football coach, was called by the defense as a character witness for Knight. 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