September 29, 1935

D W Clark heads expedition down "River of No Return"; prehistoric carvings on walls to be photographed

Por, with rev of book, Seven Pillars of Wisdom

WESTBURY, L.I., Sept. 28. -Polo's high goal season came to a close today with the pink shirts of the Greentree riders shining in triumph through a cold gray mist of rain that shut down almost like a fog over International Field at the Meadow Brook Club.

deaths and damage in Cuba

collie wins 1st place in dog show

TOMORROW evening the Theatre Guild will present Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne in "The Taming of the Shrew." Whatever faults or virtues it may disclose no one will suggest that it does not belong to the theatre; it will be theatre incarnadined.

LONDON, Sept. 6. APART from Charlot's new revue, "Stop . . . Go!" which is competent by the rule but no exception to it, the plays of the week have been Samson Raphaelson's "Accent on Youth," with which New York audiences are already familiar, and "As Bad as I Am," a farce by Brandon Fleming.

Architectural Guild of Amer protests that loaning of draftsmen demoralizes architectural profession

Will filed for probate

Relaxation from the "war" tension was one of the most important characteristics of our security and commodity markets during the week just completed. While not matching the cheerfulness reported in London and in some of the Continental European markets, our share market held its own rather well in an extremely dull week.