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TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1932 PAGE TWELVE THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, INDIANA BOYCOTTING Germany Kingpin President Hoover's Campaign Picture MOVIE GOWNS ARE DISCUSSED BY DESIGNER first Lindbergh baby was born there. Resembled Father The baby lost through kidnapers was a chubby boy with blue eyes, I fair complexion, golden, curly hair, i He resembled the famous aviator closely. The end of his life came when he was just beginning to toddle. Colonel Lindbergh flew onto fame FOUR COUNTY SALARY BILL IS KILLED IN HOUSE BRINGS BATTLE FOR SPANIARDS mNilBo Avr.irfinsr No-Tramp Ovcrcalls 1" s- MADRID. Aug.

16. lr-Although By TRAVIS BANTON Why, when the motion picture i It often is better to name a suit rather than no-trump after an opponent has opened the bidding. A Tn-trnmn nffor tins off the enemy its Intensity should not exaggerated, there is at present a wave of Jiow to finesse. The expert prefers 'boycotting" and "blacklisting" of in 1927 when he piloted the "Spirit of St. Louis" across the Atlantic to Paris to win the $25,000 Orteg prize.

Before that he had completed army flying instruction and been an air mail pilot flying between St, Louis and Chicago. He was the son of a Minnesota congressman. His mother lives in Detroit. The Paris flight and subsequent trail-blazing in the air made of him an international hero. His marriage to Anne Morrow helped to weld friendly relations between the United States and Mexico.

various business enterprises for political, social, or even religious reasons. in such situations to overcan wun a suit, even highly shaded, until he sees how his partner is fixed. Here is a hand in which a no-trump overcall, even with a fair hand, was termed "horrible" by such a master as Faldemar von Zedtwitz: One of the best known cases here is that of a fruit store, which did a thriving business until the republic was proclaimed. It happens that the; NORTH KAKH wife of the store's owner has a brother who is a prominent left dep 94 86 3 9 7 6 uty In tne KepuDlican cones, ana ior that reason many of the aristocratic on novum BOSCOWITZ EAST WEST women have ceased to patronize the shop. iu.rn,.ui nniiii.imMi -n YIN.

TT A 2. K9 I I 0.IO75 I I A 3 IO 6 INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 16. (JP) Failure of conferees to agree on a senate amendment to a house measure killed a bill reducing salaries of county officials in Allen, St. Joseph, Vanderburgh and Vigo counties early today just before the Indiana general assembly adjourned its special session.

The bill had been approved by the senate late yesterday and was considered by a conference committee during the final night session of the legislature. The senate vote was 26 to 16, just enough senators supporting it to provide the constitutional majority necessary for enactment. After the vote had been recorded it was challenged by Senator Harry Williams, Democrat, Fort Wayne. He objected to Lieutenant Governor Edgar D. Bush, a Republican, casting the vote for Senator Herbert V.

Tormohlen, Republican, Portland. Senator Tormohlen had refused to vote. When he was informed by the presiding officer that he was present and would have to cast his vote Tormohlen told Bush to cast it for him. The lieutenant governor then directed that the senator's vote be recorded for the measure. Later Senator Williams objected to this.

No fees would have been given any official of the four counties under the measure, which fixed the following salaries: clerk of circuit court, auditor, recorder, I 1 1 a i a. The circulation of blacK lists against various stores has reached such an extent that even the Catholic daily "El Debate" has' protested 9 5 32 SOUTH against injustices wmcu may De com CLG AtlTH K.IOB7S A -4- Z. NO 4 A KQ IO This nhotoeraDh of President Her mitted in that respect, it seems that these lists were circulated mostly among faithful Catholics, warning them not to do business with cer bert Hoover has been selected by the Republican national committee for Atii-i-ntr tVio -nresirient-ial cam paign. Bacnracn pnoio irora aoj- tain stores belonging to persons or non-Catholic views, or free-thinkers. ciated Press).

Certain cafes became popular when it was known that they were MacDonald's Daughter frequented by monarcmsis, or oy rcnuhiirans. Kb. the case mieht be. Passes Medical Exams Having a good hand with two five-card biddable suits, Reith started with the major, bidding one spade, Boscowitz, having the spades stopped, offered one no trump. Kara could not see game possible from his hand, unless Reith had better than a minimum opening, so he doubled the one no trump, confident of being able to set it.

Von Zedtwitz passed and Reith bid three clubs, one more than necessary, a force upon partner commanding him to keep the bidding open until a game contract should be Loaded Revolver Is camera picks up only greys and blacks and whites and all the neutrals between, do film companies go to the expense and trouble of clothing their feminine players in all the colors of the mode? Why are blue uniforms blue when they photograph black? Why not a standardized black for cinema soldiers, street car conductors, police-me nand elevator starters alike? Modern business practise has shown that standardization makes for economy and efficiency. And motion picture making is at once a business as well as an art big business. Red photographs black. Dark blue photographs black. So does brown-purple.

Light blues go white, 83 do most of the pastel shades either white or grey. But still the gowns, dresses and frocks for the rtars of the screen are, from a fashion standpoint, color perfect. They, at close range, are exactly like the creations seen in the windows of the Fifth avenue and Hollywood boulevard shops. Extreme and meticulous care has been given the selection of color harmonies. Silks and satins and chiffons by the bolt, yard and bale are brought from every part of the world, and in every variety of shade, to the wardrobe departments of the Hollywood studios to be fashioned into garments for the ladies of the screen.

Lost on Screen Why do we clothe them in colors that are lost on the screen? Imagine the ugliness of a world in a monotone of black and white and 7rey. Imagine the impossibility making love to a woman frigid in an outfit of unreVevcd white or one mournful in a shroud of black. To play a part there must be in-ppiration from without ao well as the urge for aitistic creation from within. Garments should olend with personality in the theatre as ir, no other place. Miriam Hopkins is a flame of youthful spontaneity.

She is vivid, alive, in motion all the time. She must wear dresses that move and breathe. Tallulah Bankhead is a force, inscrutable passion in restraint. Marlene Dietrich, Sylvia Sidney, Carole Lombard, Nancy Carroll, Claudette Colbert they offer no problems. What a business I could do if I had a Paris salon with them for mannequins.

No customer could resist them. They are perfect subjects for the EDINBURGH. Scotland, Aug. 16. Found Near River (P) Joan MacDonald, the prime ministers second daughter, can get The romance bloomed in Mexico City where Mrs.

Lindbergh's father, the late Senator Dwight W. Morrow, was the American ambassador. During the courtship largely in the air the couple lost a wheel from a plane on a take off and crashed on the landing. Lindbergh was slightly injured, his fiancee unhurt. The wedding took place in Engle-wood in 1929.

The first Lindbergh baby was born on Mrs. Lindbergh's 24th birthday. She is now just over 26 years old. Colonel Lindbergh is 30 years old. Despite the tragedies which have marked their lives Colonel and Mrs.

Lindbergh have remained practically unchanged in appearance since they first came into world prominence. Colonel Lindbergh is in appearance still the curly headed young man who made the world gasp with the exploit of his flight to France. He still likes to go bareheaded and his tall thin figure has not filled out with the years. He is still boyish in general appearance just as his wife has retained all the youthful appearance of her girlhood. To those who know her well Mrs.

Lindbergh still seems the gentle, shy, gracious girl who before her marriage moved gracefully about the campus of Smith college, taking honors in scholarship and in her idle moments writing poems which often appeared in the college magazine. Residents of Englewood received word of the birth of the Lindbergh baby today quietly. No crowd gathered at the gate of the Morrow estate as it did two years ago when the first baby was born. "The Englewood people have learned that the Lindberghs don't want publicity," one resident explained this change in attitude. "They are trying to be good neighbors by respecting that wish." married now.

She's passed her last medical exams. sheriff, treasurer, prosecutor, coroner, surveyor, assessor, commissioners. $1,800 each; She became engaged to Dr. Ala- and superintendent, $3,000. stair MacKinnon while both were students in Edinburgh university in 1930.

They met while doing surgical work as students in the Royal Germany's political spotlight shines on Adolf Hitler, leader of the powerful nazis. Here he is in a typical pose. Infirmary. A loaded .32 calibre revolver, rusted and without any covering over the handle, was found in the weeds along the Whitewater river near the Doran bridge, yesterday afternoon by Richard Posther, an employe of the city engineering department engaged in surveying there. Kach chamber contained a cartridge, Posther reports.

The gun was turned over to the police department, where little significance was attached to its finding. Horse Comebacks In Auto's Home State But Joan announced that she wouldn't marry until she had passed her examinations. Now she entitled to M. B. and Ch.

B. after her name. reachea. Boscowitz and von Zedtwitz passed during the rest of the auction. Over the three clubs Karn offered three no trump.

Reith went to four clubs and Karn closed offers with four spades. Success for the declarer was due largely to leading the seven of spades and letting it ride when Boscowitz failed to cover. The no-trump bid by Boscowitz gave a tip as to the probability of a successful finesse. "Horrible bid. Huby," said von Zedtwitz as Reith was tallying up the count of game and rubber.

"If anything, you should have bid two diamonds." In that case the final contract probably would have been the same, but the chances are that Reith would not have taken a deep and would have been set. Here was the play: 1.000 WANTED TO BE DOCTORS PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16. (IP) LANSING, Aug. 16.

(JP) Old dobbin is making a valiant comeback in Michigan, center of the automobile producing industry. The animal husbandry department at Michigan State college says that Michigan is buying more horses More than 1.000 applicants for the studv of medicine have been re BERLIN. (iP) Once an Austrian paper danger, now the kingpin from which the political pendulum of Germany sways that is Adolf Hitler. Of a piece with these extremes is ihe man himself, for seemingly he contradicts, in many personal characteristics, the policies he advocates. He calls for a proud people, strong in their own might, firmly maintaining the will to power which was the dominating force of the Prussian junkers, ruling class of pre-war imperial Germany.

Yet he is no junker except in speech, no domineering force except when swaying a'crowd by the magic of inborn oratory. In inner councils of his party, it is related, he achieves his ends not by imposing an iron will upon his advisers and subordinates, but by playing upon their and his own emo jected by the School of Medicine of Temple university, officials of the university said when they announced the new class would be re passively, he begs and pleads and even, upon occasion, bursts into tears. Yet in sheer physical courage he measures up to the standard which he has set before the nation. In the war he was gassed and wounded and decorated for bravery. In the early days of his political movement he waded almost joyfully into the thick of the hand to hand encounters that marked the beginning of his party.

Born in Austria 43 years ago, he tried first to become an artist, but couldn't pass the entrance requirements of an art school. So he became a woodwork painter and wallpaper hanger in Munich. When Hitler came out of the World war he immediately began preaching a return to militaristic mass mobilization as the only sure way to restore the old time glory to Germany. He has been at the job ever since. ARE YOU AFRAID of Ghosts and Spirits? TONIGHT than any other state.

More than horses have been purchased in the state since January 1, a record number of sales. The average value stricted to 110 students. FRIDAY SETS NEW RECORD per head is now about $110 as corn pared with $70 five years ago. KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. (LP) The depression is believed to have Friday, a holstein cow owned by C.

forced many farmers to abandon at W. Lewis, has set a new state record their tractors and trucks. for butter fat production. She pro Sound Film Will Be Sent To Studio duced- 123.9 pounds of butter fat from 2,452 pounds of milk is one month. PRETTY MEAN TRICK DENVER, Aug.

16. Nick Arelano, 14 years old, was notified that his sister had died. Nick wanted to at tions. Instead of pronouncing edicts im NOW and WED. tend the funeral in Walsenburg, but he was without funds.

He hopped a -THE PLAY Trick i WEST NORTH IAST SOUTH 2 2 4 3 jTTj 3 A 9 6 10 4 S. 2 4 A 6 3 3 7 I I 7 6 8 0 I 9 8 7 9 6 8 I0 I 10 10 4 A 4) I 9 7 Si fA1 12 9 10 4 13 QT freight and, before it pulled out, was arrested by Patrolmen V. I. Boham and Lawrence Stone, and given a 30-day sentence in jail. Friends succeed SON IS BORN AT ENGLEWOOD HOME 11 P.

M. Midnight Matinei Ali Din's SPOOK? PARTY Terrifying! Unnatural! ed in getting Nick out, but he was too late for his sister's funeral. WHITE "BED" MEN CAMBRIDGE, Aug. 16. The sound film test of Elizabeth Peacock, Richmond's entry in "The Panther Woman Contest," is being prepared for shipment to Hollywood.

The films run at the Tivoli tonight and will then be rushed air mail to Hollywood. It must be there by Aug. 18 for competition in the national contest. Along with the film will be sent a complete biography of Miss Peacock and five portrait photographs. The national winner of the contest for the part of the Panther Woman in the motion picture ''Island of Lost Souls" will be gowned by Para-mount's famous designed, Travis Banton.

Gowns studied to her type will be made for her and furnished to her as part of her reward. White Indians have been found in South America, according to Dr. Donald S. Wees, who recently led an expedition into the jungles of north Twenty women candidates have filed for congressional, legislative and judicial offices in the California August primary. eastern Paraguay.

He reports find BUiwptuo" ing white Indians with blond hair. story of a who love '-v-r. mnre than! Broadway and in the offices of Pan-American Airways in the Grand Central district, an international air line company of which he is technical director. Only yesterday he made a short test flight at Newark airport of a new type of plane. Although Mrs.

Morrow returned home from abroad recently to be here at the time of the birth of her grandchild, the new baby's two aunts and an uncle, Elizabeth, Constance and Dwight Morrow, were still abroad. Thouiiht of Health When the first Lindbergh baby was kidnaped Mrs. Lindbergh's first thought was for its health. The baby had been suffering from a cold and only for that reason had the Lindberghs stayed over the weekend and been in Hopewell on the night the kidnapers came. In the hope of safeguarding the child's health, Mrs.

Lindbergh broadcast a detailed description of the baby's diet and begged the kidnapers to continue this diet pending their return of the'ehild to its parents. Besides his work for aviation Colonel Lindbergh has also more recently turned to scientific investigation and has been a frequent worker in the laboratories of the Rockefeller institute. He has published one article on the results of his search and is known to have been continuing his work, although little has been life- m0re than 6cal position! vurrv ON THE STAGE ALI DIN Presenting a 20 Minute Spook Show including Spirit Slate Writing Spirit Table Raising Talking Skulls BE PREPARED TO SEE A REAL GHOST! From the Novel DINE and DANCE at the HOOSIER CASTLE Will Childs Fred Neff Two miles north of Richmond, Route 27, on Chester Pike Phone 54404 From 9 to 1 Each Nite, Aug. 17-18 We offer for your entertainment and approval, a novelty 60c Supperette and Dance 60c Fried Chicken and French Fried Potatoes JACK DOWING'S ORCHESTRA On and after Aus. 17th, the entire catering and cooking of all foodstuffs at the Hoosier Castle will be under the personal supervision of Chef Fred Neff, former restaurateur of Richmond.

Luncheons Banquets Suppers Sunday Chicken Dinners, 50c Family Style, 75c PRIVATE DINING ROOMS Dy MICHAEL designer of What a tragedy it would be to attempt to standardize their dress! Each new picture brings new inspiration. As soon as a script is in final form a copy of it is given me and I read it through to acquaint myself with the characterization that will be built, and to check the number of costume changes required. As soon as I am familiar with the woman of the story, I place the star in that character and, knowing the star, the rest of it is easy. I just sketch off the changes and the seamstresses do the rest. There is one phase of our work the outsider will not quickly appreciate.

That is the necessity of his keeping ahead of the trend of fashion, of anticipating what will be worn by the women of the world months hence. A picture made in January will reach the screens perhaps in April, and will be showing in the following January and the April thereafter. It demands foresight. Twice a year I am permitted to leave my desk at the Paramount studios in Hollywood and take a quick, but thorough, trip to New Tork, London, Berlin and Paris. On these jaunts I am a sightseer an observer of style with ears to the ground.

Unemployed Group Work For Products ALLENTOWN, Aug. 16. (LP) Manpower may be purchased with a loaf of bread, a slice of meat, or a mess of vegetables In Emaus, small village near here, where the unemployed have organized for direct barter of their services for food. Twenty jobless men formed the nucleus of the Unemployed Citizens' league, which set up headquarters in a building basement and announced its policy of trading a "man for a meal." The organization is communal, for all food obtained by the men through working at odd jobs is placed in a common stock, from which all members share equally. Sponsors of the rlan sought representatives of all trade crafts in the membership, so that any calls for workers could be met.

Several grange organizations endorsed the plan and promised to use league members in harvesting crops and other farm work, and to pay them with vegetables, fruits and other eatables. Arrangements were made to distribute any surplus among needy large families in the town. Former Notre Dame Football Player To Run For Congress NEW YORK, Aug. 16. UP) John Law.

who led the great Notre Dame AKLJ Added Tom Jerry In Rabid Hunters made known of its nature. When the Lindberghs first, built! their home at Hopewell in the isolated Sourland hills region, it was generally supposed they would have their estate guarded against any pos-1 News Novelty tester 8-6 sible interlopers. Colonel Lindburgh, however, wished to be on completely neighborly terms with the nearby farmers and tradespeople and for this reason had no guards in his employ. There was much speculation today as to what means he would take to guard against kidnaping of the new baby. No immediate steps in this direction would be necessary, however, as the Morrow home "has always been fully guarded since the (Continued from Page One) threw her so soon after the death of her father, Sen.

Dwight W. Morrow, who died last year while she and Colonel Lindbergh were making a flying tour of the far east. So far as could be learned Mrs. Lindbergh continued about her household duties even from the first, making herself of service to all the searchers for her baby who made the Lindbergh home their headquarters. Colonel Lindbergh has sought assuagement of his grief in constant activity of one sort or another.

Up to the time the baby's body was found he was always in the van of the searchers, himself directing various phases of the hunt for the kidnapers and attempting negotiations with them through the agency, among others, of Dr. John F. Condon, aged Bronx educator, and John Hughes Curtis, Norfolk, boat-builder. Through Dr. Condon, who had negotiated for return of the baby through newspaper advertisements signed "Jafsie," he paid a futile ransom which Dr.

Condon passed over a cemetery hedge in the Bronx. Payment of this money was followed, by direction of the people who received it, by a series of airplane flights by the distracted father in search of a boat on which the baby was said to be held. This boat was never found and Colonel Lindbergh finally came to the conclusion that he had been duped and made public the numbers of all the ransom bills in the hope of thus tracing the people who had so cruelly deceived him. Expressed Confidence He has always expressed complete confidence in Dr. Condon.

After the baby's body was found, at which time Colonel Lindbergh was on a boat following a clew given him by Curtis, the Norfolk shipbuilder was arrested and charged with obstructing justice. At a trial at which Colonel Lindbergh was one of the principal witnesses, Curtis was convicted. He was sentenced to serve one year in prison and pay a fine of $1,000 and is now at liberty under bail pending appeal. During all the frenzied months of search for the missing baby and attempts to capture the kidnap-mur-derers after it was found that the baby was dead, preparations went steadily forward for the arrival of the second child, who was born today. While the Lindberghs remained at Hopewell during the long search for their first son, Mrs.

Lindbergh made weekly visits to the Morrow home here for consultation with physicians. Since the Curtis trial she has remained in her mother's home under constant medical supervision. Mrs. Lindbergh was attended while awaiting birth of her second child, by Dr. Edward Hawkes, the specialist who attended her at the birth of her first child.

Dr. Hawkes was in frequent consultation on the case also with Dr. Edward H. Deneen and three other specialists. After the Curtis trial Colonel Lindbergh sought to occupy his mind by turning once more to business affairs and has spent much time daily at his own office on lower "Pleasant View'll not hold me long on this trip," Cries Puff as he puts a few things in a grip.

"I'll eat a bit, sleep a bit, get back old Whiz, Then search for a place where a new thing is." ON THE SCREEN A lover without a soul A terrifying story of a vampire transplanted to wreak death on beautiful girls! Iast Showing Today: Gary Cooper, "Devil and the Deen" Sound "Panther Woman" Films. I Mat. 15c I ITrTir'Tl' I Today Night 20c I I lJJcXLI I Wed-If a SSt Ar 1 You Afraid To sm This i Picture! vj If You Want To Be Horrified! If You Want To See the Most Terrifying Picture Ever Produced Here's a burning, glamorous love-tale told on the border-land of life and death the story of a fiend who placed the woman he desired under the strange spell of "White Zombie." rendering her soul-less, lifeless, yet permitting her to walk and breathe and do his every desire. See this weird, strangest of all love stories. j5 I fv LAUGH From Start To Finish GEORGE SIDNEY Begins Where All Othpr Thrillers Leave Off! 1 TlfcL football team of 1929 through an un CHARLIE MURRAY a and KE0.GT$ 10 "DRACULA" defeated season, has decided on a political career and will run as the Democratic candidate for congress from the district embracing Yon-kers, N.

this fall. He plans an active campaign. Law graduated in commerce from Notre Dame and has been engaged in business in New York City since 1930. With Bela Lugosi rmm Hr'i a glemoroui lov.fnl told on berdar Ich4 of lrf and doaffc, trangr and mora fsMinating than anything yea avar draamadl Note: Draeula will be shown once at the midnight show only. Tickets will be on sale Tues.

evening at 10:30 p.m. (e.s.t.) 1 liorirffl" 1 1 i i i wHk BELA (Draeula) LUGOSI ine Cohens and the Kellys all of 'em footloose among the painted beauties and sleazy sheiks of movie land! NORMAN FOSTER JUNE CLYDE EXTRA FEATURE DOLORES WARREN H. B. COSTELLO WILLIAM WARNER in "EXPENSIVE WOMEN" Supreme Beauty! Superb Romance! Great Entertainment! THISI.L STOP 'EM LONDON. Aug.

16. A device which will effectively check the motor bandit menace has been invented. It consists of a great length of spiral steel wire compressed into a very small space and held by means of patent springs. When thrown into the roadway, the springs are released. The coil remains, barring the thoroughfare.

The practicability of the device was tested and proved after successful experiment with a high-powered car. The car, driven a mile a minute over the wire, was uHed up within tle space of 30 feet. WED Admission 10c-40c Comedy "Ship A Paramount rictorial TTDVCEDLLI Goodyear Fan Belts For Car or Truck KAMMAN CO. 12th and Main Fhone 1365 UVQWLD Moat at (Hnrumnl (Jktm.