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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-02-11
PHoNEYs GET RAzzED

AONGA > OEI hAZLED
w. l., Chase, c. f. Wharton, and
Rev. John CLANCY, attempted to
counsel the farmers to put their
trust in "a policy of hopeful watt
ing" They spoke of the recent
E1oratoriums, not mentioning that
it was the militant actions of the
The Washington times., 1933-06-03

Under the 1 Tonto RIM" n' Our Gn"'e Gang IN
comedy and one reel short.
Maurice Chevalier and Baby Leroy in
Bedtime story" Souvenir reel; Tues
day G; and Wednesday Clive Brook and
dgs. 1iana wy, Wynysrd in 'CavaIcade"; Thurs
James Dunn and Sally Eilers '@'Nh in
Sailors Luck" cartoon: saturday
Mysterious Rider" Our Gang comedy
and cartoon.
AVENUE GRAND-sunday and Mon
Wednesday. George Arliss and Bette e
Davis in THE Working Man" comedy:
thursday, Glenda Farrell and Ben
short; Friday. Katherine Hepburn in
christopher Strong" Mack Sennett
comedy. Saturday. James Dunn and
Sally Eilers in Sailors Luck" sport
reel and cartoon.
CENTRAL-sunday-R Bellamy
and and Fay Wray in Below the Sea-;
PaarIaf Fnarlie Chase H,sa. comedy His silent
art Erwin in Under the Tonto Rim;
Taxiboys comedy technicolor short.
Wednesday and Thursday-Clive Brook
and Diana Wynward in "Cavalcade"; ;
cartoon. Friday-James Dunn and Sally
Eilers in Sailors Luck; Mickey Nc
Guire comedy; Mickey's Ape-Man." sat
urday-Gary Cooper and Joan Crawford
in Today We Live; cartoon.
Maurice Chevalier and Baby Leroy in
Bedtime Story" Tuesday and Wednes-
day-CIive Brook and Diana Wynward
in Cavalcade." Fhursday-Sylvia Sid
ney and George Raft in "Pickup";
nn,: musical comedy: .Y1 Triday-James Gag
Snatcher"; Pitts-Todd comedy Sat
urday-stuart Erwin in "Under the
Tonic Rim; cartoon and comedy.
HoME-sunday and Monday-slim
summerville and zasu Pitts in out
All Night: Technicolor short. Tues
day and wednesday-Clive Brook and
Diana Wynyard in ''Cavalcade." Thurs
pher Strong; Billy Bevan comedy
Friday-Glenda Farrell and Ben Lyon in
Girl Missing; Charlie Chase COM
edy. Saturday-BilI Boyd and Dorothy
Wilson in Lucky Devils; cartoon.
Jane. caeney s"ns1E anG AlSe nHS WSfa MGnd'y in
picture Snatcher"; Charlie Chase
comedy Tuesday and Wednesday,
John. Lionel and Ethel Barrymore in
and Karen Morley in Gabriel over
the White House. Fridav-Irving
Piche1 and Iona Andre in ''Mvsterious
Rider: Our Gang comedy. Saturday
Frederic March and ELISA Landi in
Sign of the Cross"
TIVOLT"-sunday and Monday: Joan
Crawford and Gary Cooper in To-day
We Live" Tuesday and Wednesday:
ELISA Landi and Ernest Truck in ''The
Warriors Husband" Ruth Etting short
and novelty. Thursday and Friday:
George Arliss and Bette Davis in
working Man" short subject Satur-
day: Fay Wray and Ralph Bellamy in
below the Sea-" cartoon, The Three
YORK-Sundav End Monday: Richard
Barthelmess and Sally Eilers in Cen
tral Airport" Laurel and Hardy com
edy. Tuesday and Wednesday,: Maurice
CheYalier and Baby Leroy in "Reitime
story" Thursday: Lionel BARRYMORE in
Looking Forward" Radio Row, Fri
day: Dickie Moore in "OIiver Twist"
W. G. Fields comedy. Saturday: Loretta
Young and Gene Raymond in zoo
In Budapest" cartoon.
The Washington times., 1933-06-03
MARION DAVIES
MARION DAVIES
Peg o Ny Heart at Fox June is

Marion Davies is said to give
the best performance of her
career in peg O. My Heart" new
Cosmopolitan picture which comes
to the Fox June Is. In playing
the part of Peg, heroine of the
J. Hartley Manners play in which
Laurette Taylor was starred on
the stage 20 years ago, Miss
Davies eXerted all her talents to
add new life and put new zest
into this captivating theatrical
character.
Including the star herself,
every member of the Peg O.
My Heart" cast played on the
stage before entering motion pic
lures. Marion Davies was in the
Ziegfeld Follies and other Broad
way musical productions. Onslow
Stevens, her leading man, went
on the stage when he was three
years old and was with the Pasa-
Cena Community Playhouse for a
number of years.
Irene Browne came to the
United States to play in the film
The Washington times., 1933-06-03

aversion of Noel Coward's "CaVal,
cade." In London she appeared
in the original stage play of this
work. Juliette Compton was on
the stage in London as we'll as in
the ziegfeld Follies, and j. Far
rell Macdonald, who plays Miss
Davies father, sang in opera and
appeared in dramatic plays be-
fore entering films in 1906.
Robert z. Leonard, who di-
rected peg O. MY Heart" has
made number of Marion Davies
successes. Ten years ago he di-
rected her in Restless Sex" More
recently he was at the helm in
Marianne" 'It's A Wise Child" "
THE Bachelor Father" and Five
and Ten"
The new film is reported to
abound with pictorial beauty and
has musical background to add
to the charm of the lovely, age
less romance. Among the settings
are an Irish fishing village, an
English estate, a fox hunt, and a
number of thrilling sea scenes.
The Washington times., 1933-06-03
DC. SENTIMENT
FOR SALES TAX
EXPANDING

Congress continues to talk OF
income tax increases even in the
face of the great mass of evi
dence produced in the Morgan
investigation to show conclusively
that the rich do not have to pay
Citizens here and elsewhere
however, are not as slow to re
alize the mistakes of Congress as
Congress is itself. Their protests
against increasing taxes on small
incomes continues to grow, as
does their demand that that OBJ
Solete form of taxation be aban
doned and a sales tax be i'm
posed.
Lady Lawyer Agrees
Some opinions as expressed to
the Washington Times follow:
By Miss Eta L. Taggart, mem
ber of the District Bar:
81 am in favor Of the sales
tax.
"a general levy would dis
tribute the tax burden evenly
and provide the means Of a
speedy readjustment. There
would be no preference shown.
THE one who buys would be
the one to pay under the sales
tax, and especially would they
pay for the luxurieS of life."
BY Phillip w. Austin, attorney:
"The little fellow has been
soaked too much now. I am for
increase in income taxes in the
higher brackets"
eyes," Says Zirkin
BY Dewey Zirkin, furrier and
head of the Kiwanis Club:
"It seems to me the time has
come when the country needs a
sales tax.
I'm my particular business we
now have a 10 per cent tax. I'm
der a sales tax all businesses
would share the burden alike.
"One of the chief arguments
in favor of a sales tax is that
it would allow all industries to
expand, without placing pen
atty on anyone for making more
money"
The Washington times., 1933-06-03
Navy Orders
Bureau of Navigation

|
Capt. John H. Towers to Naval
War College.
Lieut.. Comdr. Richard w. Bates
to U. S. S. Ramapo.
Lieut.. Comdr. Charles p. Mason
to Naval Air Station, Norfolk.
Lieut.. Everett w. Abdiu to U.
S. S. SIT.
Lieut.. Willis E. Cleaves to VP
Squadron at Pearl Haror.
Lieut.. John S. Crenshaw to
Mare Island Navy Yard.
Lieut.. G.gD Robert Brodie, jr.,
to U. S. S. Chandler.
Lieut.. Gig John l.. Coils to
U. S. S. Long.
Lieut.. d. 60 Joseph A. Flynn
to U. S. S. Southard.
Lieut.. G.g) Edwin W. Heron
to u S. S. Southland
Lieut.. G.gD Paul L. High to U.
S. S. Chandler.
Lieut.. G.g) Thomas A Huckins
to Office Of Naval Communica-
tions.
Lieut.. j.gO Paul M. Lion, jr.,
to University of California.
Lieut.. G.gO Francis w. NC
Cam to VP Sqdn at Pearl Har-
Dor.
Lieut.. G.g0 Philip R. Osborn
to U. S. S. Hovey.
Lieut.. G.g) Frederick P. Will
lams to Naval Reserve Educa-
tional Center, New Orleans.
Lieut.. G.gO Fremont B. Wright
to U. S. S. Mississippi.
Ensign John R. Craig to U. S.
S. Long.
Ensign Lot Ensey to U. S. S.
Long.
Ensign James I. Fawcett to u.
S. S. Hovey.
Ensign Harold K. Feiock to U.
S. S. Chandler.
Ensign Reid P. Ffala to U. S.
S. Chandler.
Ensign Harry M. S. Climber, jr.,
to U. S. S. Long.
Ensign Carson Hawkins to U.
S. s. Long.
Ensign Lafayette j. Jones to U.
S. S. Southland.
Ensign Peter r. Lackner to U.
S. S. Hovey.
The Washington times., 1933-06-03
Here and There
In The Realm Of
Broadcastins
BY STANLEY BIGELOW

With the commercial sponsors
pulling their programs off the air
for the summer months, the local
studios are faced with real prob
lem these days.
The march Of the commercials
off the air is already on, leaving
large gaps in the programs and
incidentally, giving a break to the
local talent.
NIB. C. officials have put their
heads together and brain-child
is on the way that promises fair
for the Washington artists.
It is planned to begin a series
of half-hour programs, once, twice
or more a week, that will feature
recognized radio talent as well as
new stars.
The plan is still in the EN-.
bryonic stage, but something will
come of it yet.
The Washington times., 1933-06-03
Next Weeks Programs on Neighborhood Theoters

hmands," with Mae Clark and Neil
Hamilton. Friday-New program.
cdRsrs RosA+IA Ia S SUNDAY n.b; and Monday-
hursday-"Phantom of Kenwood," with
an all-star colored cast. Friday-Carole
Lombard in NO More Orchids satur-
Also Chapter, 10, Lost Special"
sECO (silver Spring. Md)-Monday-
Boris Karloff and Zita Johann in
day--Joan Crawford and Walter Huston
in Rain" Comedy. Cartoon. Wednes-
day-Ronald Colman and Kay Francis
in "Cynara." Comedy. Chapter G. Last
mores in "Rasputin and the Empress"
Comedy. Sport Champion. Friday
Same Thursday with the added at
traction of Chapter /. Devil Horse"
Saturday.Lee Snt.n. rd Tracy in Clear Al
Guns Also Chapter 10. jungle Mys-
terry" Matinee 100 p. m.
STATE. Bethesda, Md-Mae West and
Cary Grant in She Done Him Wrong
Comedy. News. Wednesday and Thurs
day-Claudette Colbert and Frederic
March in Sign of the Cross" News
Comedy. Friday-Richard Dix in "The
Great Jasper" Comedy. Saturday
Dickie Moore in "OIiver Twist" and
Tim Mccoy in Western Code" Mat.
inee, 1880 p. m.
STRAND. DeanwOOd, d. c. Sunday
and Monday, Ken Maynard in Tomb
stone" Tuesday, Ann Dvorak and David
Manners in strangers in Town; also
surprise night, Wednesday and Thurs
day, Joan Blondell and Chester Morris
in Blonde Johnson" Friday, Eric
Linden and Joan Blondell in Big City
Blues" Saturday, Claudette Colbert and
Frederic March in Tonight Is Ours"
ter Crabbe and Frances Dee in King of
the Jungle: technicolor musical revue;
sport champion. Tuesday. Joan Craw-
ford and Walter Huston in Rain:
comedy; cartoon. Wednesday, Joan
BlondelI and Ricardo Cortez in Broad
way Bad; variety; novelty; cartoon.
Thursday, Ronald Colman and Kay
Francis in "Cynara": also Charlie Chase
comedy. Friday. Tala Birell and Melvyn
Douglas in ''Nagana"; Mickey Mcclure
comedy; serial. Saturday. Lee Tracy in
Private Jones" with Gloria Stuart;
Randolph Scott and Sally Blame in
Horse; matinee, p. m.
TAKOMA-sunday and Monday Sid
ney and Murray in 'Cohens and Kellys
in Trouble" Tuesday and Wednesday.
Thelma Todd in Air Hostess" Thurs
day and Friday Frederic March and
Claudette Colbert in Sign of the Cross"
saturday. James Dunn in Handle with
Care and John Wayne in Big Stam-
pede."
The Washington times., 1933-06-03

BRoADwAY-sundsy and Monday:
CCarole Lombard in Virtue" Tuesday; ;;
sdss.dag Brsn snd John Lionel
and Ethel Barrymore in "Rasputin and
the Empress" Friday and Saturday:
Tim Mccoy in Rusty Rides Alone;
chapter II, Lost Special"
FAIRLAWN-Sunday and Monday: AL
Jolson in "Hallelujah, I'm a Bum"
comedy, cartoon: Tuesday: Lii Damita
comedy. Wednesday and Thursday:
Richard Dix in The Great Jasper; also
act. Friday: Joan Blondell and Ginger
Rogers in Broadway Bad; comedy.
wood review and song reel Saturday:
Tom Keene in Scarlet River; comedy.
cartoon. Matinee only. final chapter of
1.-THE Hurricane Express"
HPPODROME-Sund and Monday:
Joe E. Brown in Elmer the Great"
Tuesday and Wednesday,: The three
Barrymores in "Rasputin." Thursday
Mallory in Handle with Care" and
George Brent and Kay Francis in key
hole" Saturday: Douglas Fairbanks in
81 Like Your Nerve: Bill Boyd in
:'Lucky Devils"
HOWARD-Today and continuing until
Friday. this theater, as usual, will pre-
sent an extraordinarily good stage show,
''Jazzmania," with so poppy artists to
entertain you. and excellent screen
feature of the wellknown star, Edward
Robinson. in The Little Giant" with
a well-supported cast. Saturday. change
of program. Midnight show Friday.
Phone for reservations.
JESSE-Sunday and Monday-Joe E.
Brown in Elmer the Great: comedy
and Mickey Mouse cartoon. Tuesday
John Gilbert in Fast Workers" with
-fN.1NA
series. Wednesday and Thursday-Ras-
putin and the Empress" with the
three Barrymores: comedy; Silly Sym
phony. Frfday-Jean Hersholt, Stuart
of the Century; Chapter 9, Jungle
Mystery: comedy. Saturday-Double
feature, George Brent and Zita Johann
in Luxury Liner; Tom Keene in
He4se nsSaels' Ratinss E1ffP 04apisr pa m I" Devil
LINCOLN-Today and until Friday
Greater than The Pagan" Ramon
Novarro in The Barbarian" Gnstalla-
tion of the wide range sound today
hear the life-like reproduction of No
varro's voice as he sings Moon on
the Nile."C On the stage--"off to
star. Cora Green. with host of other
entertainers and a chorus of 12 beauti-
ful girls. Today only-Chapter II.
Lost Special" Gala Owl Show every
Thursday nlRnL at ll:4o. saturday
New offering.
PALM (Del Ray. vaD-Monday and
Tuesday-Joe E. Brown in Elmer the
Great" Wednesday-Wallace Beery and
Karen Morley in Flesh" Thursday
''GirI Missing" with Ben Lyon and
Mary Brian Friday-Paul Lukas and
Loretta Young in Grand Slam" Sat
urday-Ernest Truck and Una MerkeI
in 'FWhiStling in the Dark"
RAPHAE EL-Sunday and until
wednesday-"Girl Missing" with Glen
da arrell. Ben Lyon and Mary Brian.
Thursday Friday and Saturday
'Stranger in Town" with Chic" Sale,
Ann Dvorak and David Manners
REPUBLTC-Today. and until Tues
day-"King of Jazz" with Paul White
man. Bing Crosby and John Boles. One
of the greatest musical pictures ever
produced. Hear it with the new wide
range. Marvel at its entertainment
and music. Today ory-Chapter 6
The whispering shadows" Wednes-
day and Thursday-"As the Devil Com
The Washington times., 1933-06-03
Weather Report

District of Colum bia-Fair and warm
er tonight; Sunday, fair: moderate
southwest winds
Maryland-Fair tonight and Sunday;
not much change in temperature.
Nlrginia-Fair and warmer tonight;
Sunday. fair.
LOCAL TEMPERATURES
yesterday Today
: ! p. p. TT. TT. e "a. m........ - 8
Midnight .... so Noon ....... 50
DEPARTURES FROM NORMAL
Accumulated excess of temperature
since January l, 1888. $50.
Deficiency of temperature since June
1, 1888, 12.
Accumulated excess of precipitation
since January 1, 1888, 2.22.
Deficiency of precipitation since June
l. 1888, O.28.
The Washington times., 1933-06-03
Burns and Allen
Star in Palace
Feature

Television, autogiros and ali
the rest of modern science are
neatly mingled in international
House." which combines with
these innovations the novelties of
Oracle Allen and Stoopnagle and
Budd. The picture is showing
this week at the Palace and is
amply filled with laughs, even
though it isn't always clear just
what it is all about.
It seems that an autogiro pilot
Is flying to Kansas City with a
machine driven by Mexican beer.
1t seems also that a Chinese
scientist has invented a wonder
1ul television set, primarily in
order that he may enjoy the six
day bicycle race in New York.
Further, Peggy Hopkins Joyce is
in China, waiting for whatever
millionaireS may show up.
These are the main ingredients
Of the explosion, or whatever the
picture may rightly be styled.
Added are a youth addicted to
sudden illnesses such as chicken
pox and measles whenever his
wedding day approaches, and the
girl who loves him between all
ments. They provide the ro-
mantle interest.
Various international villains
are after the television machine,
including the goofy and measley
American youth, who, Of course,
ultimately gets both that and the
girl. Peggy gets the autogiro
pilot, and presumably he rlti-
mately gets to Kansas City, Mo,
or Kan, as the case may be.
international House," the Grand
Hotel of Wu-Hu, China, gets
wrecked, and the cat gets a
choice litter of kittens.
Incidental to the action are in
ventions, with explanations, by the
learned Stoopnocrats; insanity, in
the Oracle Allen manner. with
George Burns and Franklin Pang-
born assisting; and a bit of what
have you by w. C. Fields. whose
picture it most certainly is. Every
thing is very hot-cha cha all the
way through except the child
radio star. We could have done
without her.
Bella LugoSi, Edmund Breese
and others supply such plot as
there is, and if you don't care for
plot you'll like the film fine.
The supplementary offerings,
also in gay mood, are a Silly
Symphony which proves that brick
and stone houses seem to be most
wolf-proof, and a Thelma Todd
ZaSu Pitts comedy showing how to
get rid of policemen, once they
get into the house. Charlie Chase
directed, and did a good job.
A note of tragedy is struck in
the Hearst Metrotone News, which
presents pictures of the fatal ac-
cident at Indianapolis Speedway.
It also shows more pleasing scenes,
such as the schoolboy parade of
last week and a forecast by Post
master General Farley that repeal
of the Eighteenth Amendment
can't be long delayed.
The Washington times., 1933-06-03
Chicago Carries on

There's something new coming
out Of the Century of Progress Elk
position at Chicago every day. And
it isn't all important speechifying,
either.
On Tuesday the voice of the
barker will be abroad when Duke
Mills, owner of the freaks con-
ceSsion at the Worlds Fair. pa
rades some of his human oddities
before a. National Broadcasting
Company microphone.
From Illuminated barges float
The Washington times., 1933-06-03

Hugh Barrett Dobbs, when he
volunteered his services for Cap
tain Dobbsie's Ship of Joy pro-
gram Monday. =. Will Rogers
radio alarm clock serves two pur-
poses. Says Will: Its purpose is
to stop me and to wake up my
audience"
The Washington times., 1933-06-03
Warner Brothers Theaters

AMBASSADOR Monday and
Tuesday, John Barrymore and Diana
Wynyard in Reunion in Vienna; ;
Wednesday and Thursday, Joan Craw-
ford and Gary Cooper in To-day We
Live: Friday, Ramon Novarro and
Myrna Icy in The Barbarian" tech
nicolor short: Saturday. Loretta Young
and Gene Raymond in ZOO in Buda-
pest" Edgar Kennedy comedy.
APOLLO-sunday and Monday Give
Brook and Diana Wynyard in "CavaI-
cade," cartoon Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Ramon Novarro and Myrna 10y
in The Barbarian" Eddie Cantor
comedy: Thursday, Roland Young and
Genevievs Tobin pleasure Cruise"
Moore in SOLVER Twist" Taxiboys
The Washington times., 1933-06-03
Soldiers In GRAY

Confederate Memorial exercises
in the Confederate section of Ar
lington National Cemetery will be
heard over N.B.C. networks to-
morrow at 3 p. m. John Charles
Thomas, famous baritone, came
through for his old friend, Capt.
The Washington times., 1933-06-03

ing in the lagoon at the exposi-
tion, the Munday ChoristerS, an
organization of $50 negro voices,
will be heard on Monday when
they sing a program of famous
spirituals.
The Washington times., 1933-06-03
BAND TO PLAY

The first public concert of the
Review and Herald Band of Ia
koma Park will be presented at
a festival by the volunteer fire
men at the Carroll Avenue fire
hall Monday night. The band is
under the direction of Prof. Vic
tor Johnson.
The Washington times., 1933-06-03
WMAL

2:00-Troubadours.
2:30-Wealth of Harmony.
3:00-Morin Sisters.
3:15-Dance Masters.
3:30-Chautauqua Opera.
The Washington times., 1933-06-03
'RADIORAMBLES - PROGRAMS
TODAY'S PROGRAMS

7:20-Herald News Spots
light.
7:30-NarietieS.
S:OO-Orchestral Gems.
S.30-Mission Glee Club.
9.O0-Good Night.
The Washington times., 1933-06-03

MPPODROME-sund and Monday:
Joe e. Brown in Elmer the Great"
Tuesday and Wednesday: The three
Barrymores in "Rasputin." Thursday
and Friday: James Dunn and Boots
Mallory in Handle With Care" and
George Brent and Kay Francis in Key
hole" Saturday: Douglas Fairbanks in
81 Like Your Nerve: Bill Boyd in
:Lucky Devils"
The Washington times., 1933-06-03

HOWARD-Today and continuing until
Friday. this theater, as usual will pre-
sent an extraordinarily good stage show,
'Jazzmania," with so poppy artists to
entertain you, and an excellent screen
feature of the well-known star. Edward
Robinson. in The Little Giant" with
a well-supported cast. Saturday. change
of program. Midnight show Friday
Phone for reservations.
The Washington times., 1933-06-03

REPUBLIC-Today. and until Tues
day-"King of Jazz" with Paul White
man Bing Crosby and John Boes One
of the greatest musical pictures ever
produced Hear it with the new wide
range. Marvel at its entertainment
and music. Today orly-Chapter 6
THE whispering shadows" Wednes-
day and Thursday-"As the Devil Com
The Washington times., 1933-06-03

Rape ELCsunday a:c!;- and until
da arrell, Ben Lyon and Mary Brian.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
''Stranger in Town" with Chic" Sale,
Ann Dvorak and David Manners.
The Washington times., 1933-06-03

PALM (DeI Ray. va.)-Monday and
Tuesday-Joe E. Brown in Elmer the
Great" wednesday-Wallace Beery and
Karen Morley in Flesh" Thursday
'GirI Missing" with Ben Lyon and
Mary Brian. Friday-Paul Lukas and
Loretta Young in Grand Slam" Sat
urday-Ernest Truck and Una MerkeI
in 'fWhiStling in the Dark"
The Washington times., 1933-06-03

TIVOLT%-Sunday and Monday: Joa
Crawford and Gary Cooper in 'Toda
We Live" Tuesday and Wednesday
ELISA Landi and Ernest Truck in 9Th
Warriors Husband" Ruth Etting shor
and novelty. Thursday and Friday
George Arliss and Bette Davis Il
Working Man" short subject, Satur
day: Fay Wray and Ralph BelIamy i,
Below the Sea-" cartoon. '"The Thre
Musketeer''
Evening star., 1933-10-24
CANADIAN NEWSPRINT
CHIEFS SEE JOHNSON
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
MONTREAL, October 24-The Star
said yesterday that heads of various
units in Canadian neWSprint companies
have been invited to appear before Gen.
Hugh S. johnson. national recovery act
administrator, in washington this after
noon.
1T is expected that newsprint prices
will be discussed and that some progress
may be made in the establishment of a
minimum price for paper in the United
States" the newspaper said.
Ernest Rossiter president of st.
Lawrence; L. j. Belnap, president of
Consolidated Paper Corporation; repre-
sentatives of the International Paper
and others have responded to the invi-
tation and will appear before Gen.
Johnson.
1T has been anticipated that some
action in connection with newsprint
would be taken by the recovery act ad-
ministration. particularly in view of the
continued price cutting in the United
States by Canadian as well as Ameri-
can companies"