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Evening star., 1937-10-01
WEATHER TO CHART
ROOSEVELT'S TRIP
Gale Along Oregon and
Washington Coast May
CurtaiI Today's Tour.

BY the Associated Press.
LAKE CRESCENT, Wash, October
President Roosevelt and his party
breakfasted or zoo brook trout from
Olympic Peninsula streams today while
the Chief Executive cast weather eye
at the sky before deciding whether
to continue his scheduled trip around
the Nations westernmost tip.
With gale ripping along the Oregon
and Washington coast and with rain
lashing picturesque Lake Crescent
Tavern, the President considered re-
turning to Port Angeles and reboard-
Ing the destroyer Phelps, on which he
returned from Victoria, British Colum-
bia, yesterday. Should he take the
Phelps, he would proceed down Puget
Sound to Tacoma instead Of making
the Olympic Peninsula loop by motor
car
His son, James Roosevelt, said last
night the President would make the
loop trip unless it was 'terrifically
bad" day and forest service officials
with the party decided the highway
was actually dangerous"
Chance to Observe Friday.
The peninsula drive would take the
President to Lake Quinault, 43 miles
north of Hoquiam, where the main
item on the Quinault Hotel menu Is
boiled salmon. Thus the President
may observe Friday, traditionally fish
day" with breakfast trout and
luncheon salmon.
The trout were taken from nearby
streams by peninsula residents. Sew
eral school children used the Presi-
dents visit as an excuse to stay away
from school and fish.
And many of those streams have
their source in territory which would
be included in the proposed Olympic
National Park The President yester-
day pledged his help in obtaining the
park.
The Presidents peninsula route to-
day would take him around the bor-
ders of much of the proposed park
territory. Should the peninsula trip
be abandoned, the Phelps would take
him past Bremerton and the Puget
Sound Navy Yard
Calls Self Canadian"
Roosevelt called himself Canadian
of SO years standing" while speaking
In an informal address at Government
House before Canadian officials in
Victoria. British Columbia, on his
goodwill visit yesterday.
He said he first went to Canada at
the age of three and one-half years
ION account of my teething period"
Since then, he told the group. he had
visited Canada almost annually, prin-
cipally at Campobello, New Brunswick.
He toasted the King at the end Of
his address, after relating his last
toast to the King, made at Port Of
Spain, Trinidad, last December.
Recalls Time of Toast.
"It was the day and almost the hour
OF the abdication Of King Edward
and never was sure whether I had
toasted King Edward Of the new King,
George VI"
Provincial police estimated 10000 of
Victorias 10000 population stood with
heads barred yesterday as the Presi-
dent rode past.
Mrs. Roosevelt left her husband at
Victoria, returning on the destroyer
Porter to Seattle. She transferred to
tugboat, which brought her ashore
at Seattle. A police car whisked her
to the airport, where she caught q
plane for New York City to keep an
engagement.
Evening star., 1937-10-01
Berlin q Woman's Citv.

BERLIN CP-Women are domi-
mating in this city, but only nu-
merically. Fifty-four per cent Of
Berlin's population are women, which
makes this city one of the most
feminine" among German cities.
About half of Berlin's population is
married
Evening star., 1937-10-01
Dancing Held Crime.

Provincial authorities Of the mari
time province of Fukien, China, have
issued PROCLAMATION in Foochow or
dering all public officials not to dance.
Severe punishment will follow break
ing of the ban. Dancing is prohibited
in various parts of China, mostly by
local authorities, who consider it
contrary to the tenets of the New Life
movement.
Evening star., 1937-10-01
COMMENT ON BLACK
Senator Connally Says Nothing
Can Be Done About Choice.

LOS ANGELES, October l Lp).-
Senator Tom Connally. Texas Demo-
crat. dismissed the issue of Justice
Black and the Ku Klux Klan today
with the statement:
There's nothing can be done about
it. He can be removed only by i'm
peachment-and he's done nothing
impeachable
Representative John E. Rankin.
Democrat, of Mississippi had this to
add
''All this fuss about Justice Black
being member Of the Klan is a
tempest in teapot and is being agi-
tated by the power trust"
Connally and Rankin sail tonight
with a congressional party on the
liner Malolo for an inspection tour
of the H|vaiian Islands.
Evening star., 1937-10-01
ROOSEVELT MAY TUNE IN
Scheduled to Board Train at Time
Black Begins Talk.

LAKE CRESCENT, Wash, Octo-
Der ! lP)-President Roosevelt would
board his special train at Tacoma
around $50 pm. (E. S. T) tonight
If his present schedule is carried out.
This would be the exact time Asso-
ciate Justice Hugo L. Black starts his
radio speech, presumably to reply to
charges he is a member of the Ku
Klux Klan.
The Presidents special car Is
equipped with a radio, but whether
he would arrive in time to listen to
Blacks address no one would fore
cast.
Peru has banned the export Of pig
iron and placed an export tax on scrap
iron
Evening star., 1937-10-01
Old Movies in Shanghai.

Unable to get new pictures because
Of the fighting, motion picture thea
ters in Shanghai, China, ran old ones,
some dating back many years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09

association, has become on essential part of his life.
 With Loretta Young In the role of the wife, Warner Baxter as the outstanding New York surgeon, and Virginia Bruce aS his head nurse and Indispensable aide, tho story moves along ct Q rapid pace with many tense situations, amusing mo. fnentS and smart, sophisticated dia. iogue under the expert hand of Di- rector Walter Lang, with Raymond 0rifnth as associate producer.
 Jane Darwell, Sidney Blackmer, Maurice Class, Minna dombell and Margaret Irving are featured in the notable supporting cast.
 This grand picture marks the fifth hit presentation of Loew'S Poll Greatest Movie Season.
 The companion hit lS sweetheart of the Navy" with Eric Linden and Cecelia Parker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09
POLI'S

"Wife, Doctor and Nurse" reflects the mood of today in gay, witty TO- nance. When Q picture begins with the ring of the wedding bells, irl. stead of ending there, 1t is on outs standing news event.
 Daryl Y. Zanuck, Twentieth Gen. tury-Fox production chief, deciding on c different procedure than h usually tho custom, took the cotn- bination of circumstances involving three modern people-the wife, who shared her husbands home but wal unwilling to share his love, the doc' tor loved by two women and unable to give up either one, and tho nurse 50 intimately c part of the doctor'i life-and wove 1t Into c gay, spark. ling drama in the mood of today
 The dramatic result B "Wife, Docs tor and Nurse," witty, penetrating hit starring Loretta Young, Warner Baxter and Virginia Bruce, whose talents arc brilliantly blended to. gether in one of the years most exceptional pictures now playing at the Loew Poll theater.
 "Wife, Doctor and Nurse" pre-. sents Q new treatment of c situa. ton which often arises in daily business life, where tho wifO finds that her husband has c feminine helpmate in his business or profes. sion who, through years Of close
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09

uiar in Waterbury. Last year more than 100 persons took the course and while no exact figures had been compiled at the Crosby once this morning the rush of reglstrAntS durs Ing tho course of tho week indicated beyond doubt that the number Of enrollees in the course this year could be just as high.
 This course, together with ell the others which have been mentioned during the past week, will open be- ginning on Monday evening, 0cto. Dor il. The director of the plano and group-Singing courses, Mrs. Thomas Healey, will have c large class of pupils this year who desire to take advantage of the free ins Struction.
 Mrs. Hoaloy said today that she believed the great success of last years classes was due to class ins struction which gave tho beginner . common interest with others in nau- sic, plus c friendly and competitive personal spirit.
 Elements of the course this year include fundaiflentaN and essentials Of piano music, harmony, sight- r0ading, tranBposltion, creative OK. prossion and ensemble playing.
 The following classes will begin next week Monday ct Duggan school, 3:30 until 500 and TOO in. til 900 in the afternoon and eve- ming; Tuesday ct Leavenworth High school, from 800 until 800 and FOO until 0:00 in tho afternoon and evo- ming; Wednesday ct Chase Park from 3:30 until 800 and from FOO until 0:00 ct the library; Thursday ct Loavenworth from 800 until 800 and from TOO until 0:00 in the afts ernoon and evening; Friday also at Leavenworth, hours being the same aS Thursday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09

The boy is working hard.
 Four hours Of acting, three
 hours of education . day - and
 his lines to be learned in add.
 tiOn. Saturdays and Sundays
 the company goes on location,
 and location work ls tiring.
 Mondays are free. "But on
 Monday" said Ronald wlsts
 fully, "I must so to tho dentist"
 He's snatched from the set into the sehoolrooni, rushed from . recitation in American history to an emotional scene before the camera.
 "Its most distracting, really" said the boy. "sometirnes I have reminded the teacher that difficult lessons will be likely to ruin my work in the scenes" He sighed. Tt. doesn't do much good, though"
 Ronald Is iS, two months older than Bartholomew, and taller. In pictures he looks ct least l4. He has large ears and long, strong hands. He b an able pianist and Q remarkably good shot with re- volver and rife. Also he's crazy about cars, airplanes and any. thing mechanical. Almost tho only carly mischief his parents can recall was his mania for tak- ing things to pieces.
 Only fight he ever had WIS with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09
STRAND

Performances this evening con. clVde the engagement of "You Can Have Everything" and London bS Night" current attractions ct War
 ner Brothers' Strand theator.
 Tomorrow'B mammoth twin fea. tIire program will Do headlined by "VarSity Show" Warner Brothers filmuBieal extraordinary starring the ever popular Dick Powell and intro- dueing in grand manner to motion picture audiences Fred Waring and his nationally famous orchestra tho PennSylvaniang.
 Included in the stellar cast be- sides Dick Powell and Fred Waring are such leading figures aS Tod HealN Lee Dixon, Priscilla Lane, Rosemary Lane, Buck and Bubbles, Walter Catlett, Johnny Davis and Roy AtWell. BuSby Berkeley, known for his imaginative and lavish pros duction numbers in past Warner Bros. musicals, outdooS himself In "VarBlty Show" with c smashing finale that climaxes more than an hour of supreme fun and amuSe- Fnent.
 The plot of the picture deals with the efforts of Chuck Daly (DicS Powoli), c Broadway producer tens porarily on his upperS, to stage the annual Quandranglo club show ct Winfield college. Daly, himself c Winfield alumnus, is induced to re- turn to tho college to rescue the varsity show from the hands Of ProfOsgord Sylvester Riddle (Walter Catlott), faculty advisor, who Is oil for art and nothing for modernity In school presentations.
 The companion feature will bo "Think Fast MT. Moto," with Peter LorrO aB the amazing MT. Moto. His eyes are as mild as his difiident smile |. his mind aS quick as his trigger finger. He's c new kind of slouth. Virginia Field and Thomas Beck gre in tho supporting cast. Barbara etanwyck in "stellG Dallas" is coming Wednesday,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09

. boy who wtng c sparrow's neck. His father says that in pub- !, school in New Zealand Ra was tho sort of boy to whom other youngsters brought their squab- bleS for settlement.
 
 Friend of Freddie
 He and Bartholomew have met, and like each other. Most of Ronald's friends, though, are ilon- months of apartment-house life in actors whom he met during l8 months of apartment-house life in Hollywood. The Hould family came here at the suggestion of Dame sybil Thorndyke, with whom young Hould appeared in "Medea" when she played in New Zealand.
 Paramount signed him ct once, but gevo him nothing to do. Fi- naliy he was loaned to Samuel doldwyn for Beloved Enemy" and to B. P. sohulberg for "Doc- tors Diary" He was starred in one film by Republic, later made 0 western with Gene Autrey. The talk at Metro indicates that sev- eral big pictures arc being planned for him. "BoyS' Town" probably will follow "Thorough- breds Don't Cry"
 The latter k . horsey feature, with Sinclair doing some rld- ing. On location at the race track the ether day his horse reared wildly and brOko away from tho groom, but Ronald stack on. Telling mo about it, he said, "It was quite an excIt- ing occurrence, and under stand they got a very good shot The horse is . perfectly beautiful animal. Spirited, you know"
 Ronald likes acting and expects to remain An actor, with c little time out for college. Also he would like to write plays. What he writes now is letters--scoreS, hun. drodS of them, to . girl in New zea- land.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09
IN The Local
 TheNte1S
STATE

A picture for the whole familyl That's "i00 Men And A 0lri", Deanna Durbin's sensational new musical triumph, which is to be on. joyed today, tomorrow and Monday at Warner Brothers State theater.
 Deanna is better than ever as she fills hearts with the Joy of youth as the golden melody of her glorious voice pours forth in Q repertoire that includes everything from operatio arias to present day popular songs,
 Deanna does more than sing in HOO Men And A Girl" She proves she is 8 splendid actress, capable of portraylng oil kinds of human enlo- ton although this Is only her sec ond picture.
 She Is given capable support by such stellar players as Adolphe Menjou, AlicA Brady, Eugene Pale lette, Leopold Stokowski, world TO. nowned symphony conductor and the irrepressible Mischa Auer.
 Mischa Auer's irresponsible mad cap comedy, with and without bene- fit of musical instruments, is some of the gayeSt nonsense ever screened. He does 50 many laugh provoking things that 1t would take another half column to describe them.
 It's Q grand show and one that you will want to bring tho whole family to enjoy.
 The companion feature iS "rhe Man Who Cried Wolf," an unusual romantic mystery drama with c T.. N. T. surprise finish.
 Lewis Stone heads c cast that In" cludes Barbara Read, Tom Brown and other favoriteS. Woven into the drama are the clements of love and laughter: the strange findings Of Q suspicious detective: c huge fortune and 0 climax that leads to the Suos lime heights of happiness.
 Tuesday, Columbus Day, the State will present another outstanding special attraction as part of It's reg. ular double feature program. It iA Forever YourS", starring Benialn- ino digli, greatest tenor since Ca" ruso and outstanding member of the Metropolitan Opera Company.
 This picture ha1 been playing all over New England and recently ct Bushnell Memorial in Hartford at advanced prices. Manager Julia M, Smith has obtained 1t for Water. bury audiences to enjoy and will offer 1t aS part of the States reg ular program Tuesday to Thursday night. The companion feature will be Back Tn Circulation" with Joan Blondeli and Pat O'Brien.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09
And Here Is Ronald Sinclair, Who Is Being
 CrOomed For Freddie Bartholomew's Place
With One Young Star in the Dog House, M-G-M Bllthely
 Digs Up Another One
By>PAUL HARRISON NEA Service Stan Correspondent

AMANANANAAINaN
 NEA Service Stan Correspondent
 FEollywood-Under whatever cir- cumstances you met Ronald sin- clair you would be reminded ct once of Freddie Bartholomew. They look Q good deal alike, especially with their longish hair and English clothes. They have the same level, unabashed eyes, and the assured, rather cool poise of young British gentlemen. Voices and accents are similar, and both are preco- ciously articulate.
 These resemblances are lucky because, SO for as Metro Gold wyn-Mayer is concerned, Master sinclair Is Master Bartholomews successor.
 Due to Q lot ct legal unpleasant- ries in which he involuntarily be- came involved, Bartholomew Is languishing in the dog-house. He Is likely to remain there for three years, unless the studio relents, because he has been enjoined from acting for any other com- pany until the expiration of his Metro contract in 1940.
 When Bartholomew walked out Cor was led ouD of his assign- ment in "Thoroughbreds Don't Cry" the studio hired Ra Hould and hustled him into the part. His name was changed to Ronald 9in- clair because "Ra Hould" was considered much to old and not ct oil suggestive of c genteel young Englishman.
 Hard Work
 He is genteei enough, but no Eng. liShman. He's c New zealander. His father, Arthur Houid, iS c re- tired representative of Q shipping company. Amy Beatrice Hould, his mother, is c former nurse who made on avocation of dramaticss Both parents are in Hollywood. Hould is Q friendly, rather elderly man with alert blue eyes and c beard. His wife is plump and competent, but worried just now about Ra's heavy routine of work and school. Ing,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09

Hehess turned OOlumnist at El Morocco Tuesday AeAt and pured "ow do you SpeM aeCentuae3"
 AecC-entu.ae" advised Che reporter There exclaimed tlumphAnty escOrt Teddy II you wasn't spelt with " Incidentally the Princess BFlnda Kapur- thA entered dripping with rabies e which she referred her q the millions oe aoAs woeth baubles ong to hs which permitted take of India dOf msRaseIls Inc past 9Ornle sOceys Bob Carmichael and Duy NoAne have definitely set the date fer Che loh Menhatsans top saecnkeeper sh Bngey stork and Jack EEen6ler (e st hedded the grippe fame, The Milwaukee News and Che Richmond a1 bi poEaSy Hway oolumnist @ "sebEL"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09

williams and Bob wachman Cher 4th hugband try it again Walter DaMrosch veteran mucaee will bo announced shofE sela!ck International acauson Rte White billed day nishddnt appear she claims she wasn't notified Def. mite split apparently between Don gudge and Gene Mako-foowng Hugh Pickering Dc stled From Chicago receive
 Grover Jones one of Hoywcods ace scena whose pubca. friends had circulation of 40w havo print 10000 copies of the buehe has caught because Of his ncensored gAb about tho studies Tho mad REes travel down Memory Lane here tomorrow
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09
GRANT WORKERS
 SPONSOR PARTY
Store Personnel Enjoys Annual Outing at Mr.,
 Mrs. Tyler's Home

Employees of the W. T. Grant Company held their annual outing at tho homo Of MT. and Mrs. J. Tyler on the Meriden Road, D. J. scannoll of New Milford, manager of the store, and |. A. Hinkl0y, manager of the Palmer, Mass. store, were guest speakers.
 During the afternoon . oflesact play WHB enacted. Those who took part were: gtatia McEvoy, Janet kanctot, Eleanor Walsh, LaVaughn Morgan, Ruth Conley and Nancy Roblliard. The remainder of the days entertainment consisted of . variety of songs by Mae Carroll and Ruth Conley, c humorous reading by LaVaughn Morgan and c hllls billy act by Lillian Murphy, Eleanor Walsh, Eleanor PArtiss, Janet Larlcs tot and Edith Moody Mrs. D, Moody aiBo rendered several plano solos.
 Miss gtatia McIgvoy was in charge of the entertainment for the efl- tire afternoon. The site was pret- tily decorated and . delicious Bup- per was enjoyed by the guests.
 Those attending were: Htatia Me- Evoy, Anne Nolo, Helen Orlando, Grace Morrissey, Betty Haynor, Hllda Dchufn, Lillian Hurley, La- Vaughn Morgan, Ruth ConlOy, Mar. tha Green, Alice Maher, 0enevievo IIartnett, Loretta gchunn, Yola Pa- gano, Josephine Varnelli, Anne Lo- kiist, Loretta daiiigan, Margaret Foley, Mary Green, Janet Lanctot, Eleanor Walsh, Margaret Varnelii, Anne McICvoy, Lillian Murphy, Sue Sullivan, Mrs. IT, Judd, Mrs. g. PasquaFello, Mrs. c. Davies, Mrs. T, Psaini, Mrs, l.. Partlss, Mrs. E Moody, Mrs. N. Robillard, Mrs. Mac Carroll, Leonard daffney. John Yankanskas, Edmund VaitekaitiS Prank PasquArello, Mir. and Mrs. J Tyler, MT. and Mrs. D. J. gcannel and daughter Margaret, of New Milford, l.. A.. Hinkiey Of Palmer Mass, Robert Fletcher Of Portland Miane, and Warren Hagar of BoS- ton, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09

Rudy vales win sAertE h complete retirement 1em rdN cinema and ho Co devote himself his sssatsd pAn e enter politics Janet Rsede and Pet Rooney a. making public appearances Fefuo of the sepAraon international Casinos he pest days reaches atime high for eAbareAO0 movie that hit tho hOAes Benny Alen Dick Powell Jean Blenae JosOn IdA LupnO Gail Patrick Dorothy Jack MAyM taken by the Yacht Club ay leaned charity organIsatlOns The Gene TcnkonoyG heir hon DO here any day now Charles Day of the Eon Boys (O the Awav and cinema sh0rts and Dancer Betty Robinson became Mister and MssMs in he panisslmo Tuesday returns he following the Of play, fter BO-Peep" scheduled for late In November L bFa precn' Japans bayonet on copy of Death u tho Att egnOon" ...
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09

The Coast reports icrhlng between goth centEOx
 Milton eperlng and A M. Warmers pretty Metros writer Jerry Aorwin carting the flaming embbut ho-for SnedephM gel Bob Tapnnge new Warmers publicity chief has handled stars for studio dd Cantor Gertrude Nese and Aen Jack oake Nelson Rddy except hos just hired him Universal finally anoocked Marion Martin
 M the s on nor way back here tho ghubers inc who hit the headlines the other day when she left her eandeade husband Bill Davidson in Milwaukee making the rounds with her former William history oe Germany: From Brahms to bombs generation ,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09

What do Harvard grads dcweL they Chinese they bee headwaiter like Wnon Bee of the
 The steward of the National Press ob the Prince os Wales his visit hailed "he regular guy America" Whk0y him! D now running gas station In Brooklyn Ills Jm- y Huston Before no leaves New York; David eelmick will nounee hs definite selection ior he role of scarie ne Abe Maxes will have their bassnet Fov Sd Wonder who tho gel who set under in tho WAFwickS Raleigh dead ringer for the lady in the painting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09

Despite tho reports which him shifting attentions Virginia Bruce Director Walter Ruben Judith Mrs Ofs EdwardO VIII make on altarparade French film company Cned LA Trident Productions has picture In production Ssgged Ehs Nest Beautiful Girl in the WoEd Cannot Give That Whlch Bhe Has" Try that ncandoscents Nohasl Raymond has original EmeFgnCy 6Quad" RasamouM- written In collaboration with Bob C0eor than UtepMA kiss Che between Carlyle ven iotme slnt.ilm iao and wealthy MEs Robert Grimes
 Her current fancy HaEvey Grove COumnlst Ted Friends frau Dorothy Kay leaves for France hS h to become Clifford EsheES personal publicity representative Argennan millionaire Mae0cN wont under tho surgeons stletto Monday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09
Pr0ttls and Tattle!

Col Charles IandheEgh break to America either November December which preparatory perma- nne seeeen ahrOAd incidentally when the Duke and Waffle Simpson they win the Westchester property which Mned several weeks has been under consideration ther residence here they make the their home Tommy MAn Ve w celebrate MarceNe &dwards divorce him bv tossing party for the Of Manhattan you read th Mary Howard the pretty should be announcing oeohal to Metros film Ned Marin Chanteuse and Publst Bob Merritt will make Nov. iS elopement
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09
PLAGUE sTRIKEs WILDLIEE

Winnipeg, Man. = (uP) - A strange disease Is killing hundreds Of wildfowl in the Netley InarsheS, public shooting grounds ct the mouth of the Red River. Hunters returned here said the marshes were sFewn with dead ducks end smaller game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09
Piano, Singing Lessons
 FeatureWPAProgram
Enrolment of New Pupils Reflects Popularity of Free
 Educational COurses-Time Place Designated

Advance FoglStration SO fer this year in connection with tho WPA educational and recreational pro- grams course in piano-playing and group-singing again proves that one of the most popular recrea- tons of some years ago b still pops
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09

The YMCA national badmlnton championships will Do held in San FraciSco in 1899, the year of the Golden Gate international expoSi-