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REAL ESTATE

FREE INFORMATION
Phone Republic 1894, Branch 274. for
directions on how to reach. and additional
tised in these Real Estate Columns. Drive
out and inspect these houses today-you
will find many outstanding values offered.
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In A
NAME is BROUGHT
OUT IN AIRPLANE

ST. PETERSBURG Sept.
9 lFNS).-There must be
something in a name. or at
least that is what Art Stien.
local model airplane flier.
thought when his gas-power
Cd model plane named
Wrong Way" after Wrong
Way" Corrigan. won the
grand prize and the West
Coast championship at the
rtatewide Model Plane meet
here last week by staying
visible in the air for seven
minutes and SIS seconds. and
then headed for Ireland or
China or some other distant
land and has not been seen
since.
Dale Williams. Jr., Of Lake
land, won second prize in the
gas model division with an
entry which stayed visible for
five minutes and 56 seconds
and then disappeared in the
same direction.
Waller Seegmiller Of Lake
land won first prize in the
endurance contest for planes
powered with rubber bands
with d time Of four minutes
and 81 seconds. Second place
went TO Randall Davis Of ST
Petersburg for a time of three
minutes and 10 seconds. Ken
meth McGilwaY Of Lakeland
won third place.
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different policy for Helen (the meanie
IN Mad About Music). She's only is,
but looks l8, and is ready for her first
screen romance-in The Wedding
Dress with Joel McCrea. She plays a
store saleslady in the bridal depart
ment. But there'll be no heavy stuff. "
A promising newcomer who has just
been added to Mr.. Rogers roster is
13-year-old Helen Greco-the name
will be changed for the screen.
She sings-but not like Deanna.
Helen is more of young blues singer
and We are planning for her accord
lngly" (Her first picture, Little
Lady'D.
Before leaving the subject of ado
1escents for the grown-up task of run
ming the busiest studio in Hollywood
(Danielle DarrieuX, Doug Fairbanks,
jr.; Edgar Bergen, Charlie Mccarthy
are just making few pictures on the
lot) the Universal prexy asked me to
give the following message to the
mammas Of would-be screen puppets:
Il am not interested in kids who are
grown up-I loathe little boys who
kneel on the floor and demand their
nanny, a la AL Jolson, in a shrill
soprano. I'm in the market for nat.
ural children only"
tCopyrisht. 1888. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1938-05-08
Birth of a Name.

EOR years critics and fans have
wondered how and why Myrna
10y got her screen name. When first
signed for pictures, she now reveals
for the first time, she sought q name
to replace Myrna Williams. Reading
French history and liking the sound
of the word lois" (or royal proclama-
tions), she adopted the word, changed
it to 10y. She never realized 1t was
Oriental until her name first appeared
in the Beverly Hills telephone book
In those days. occupations of sub
scribers were listed as well as ad-
dresses. Myrna 10y. actress, was
sandwiched between Hop 10y. laun-
dryman, and Sing 10y, cook.
Evening star., 1938-05-08

sents Ginger as q night club singer
who naries q small town college pro-
fessor named James Stewart. with the
complications which might be ex-
pected of such q situation. Jimmy
Ellison Is in 1t. too.
Other incidental intelligence in
cludes the information that Her
Jungle Love" takes a second downtown
week, opening Friday at the Columbia,
and that THE Adventures Of Marco
Evening star., 1938-05-08

nounce-to denounce the first thing
that comes to mind, whether 1t be the
capitalistic system or the lack of in
terest in the ballet. It will be only
Mr.. Regan.
THE screen has several things to
offer, too, in addition to personal
appearances. One of the things the
screen will offer this Friday is THE
Beloved Brat" which gives Bonita
Granville something like a starring
role. and which comes to the Earle.
Miss Granville, who won movie fame
for her playing Of the same leading
role in These Three" she played on
Evening star., 1938-05-08


4 4 the title "ziegfeld Follies."
one Of the most valuable items in the
estate of the late Florenz Ziegfeld
Executives of the film company
arranged the deal with Lee Shubert,
theatrical producer, and Billie Burke,
widow of Mr.. ziegfeld, who retain
stage rights to the title.
1t is expected that M-G-M will
shortly film the first edition of "The
Ziegfeld Follies" in screen form and
will each year produce this revue
with the aid Of its large contracted
company of players. No scenario has
as yet been assigned, however.
In 1896 M-G-M produced "The
Great Ziegfeld," f1lm based on in
cidents in the life of the famous
impresario, with William Powell in
the title role. Among the cast of
the picture were a number of players
formerly associated with Mr.. Ziegfeld,
including Fanny Brice, Frank Morgan,
Virginia Bruce and Harriet Hoctor.
Evening star., 1938-05-08

Polo" with Gary Cooper and Sigrid
Gurie, follows TEST Pilot" at the
Palace.
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cast will feature Roland Young and
Alan Marshal.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
DANCING.

Peyton Penn Studio, Isi5 F st. NV,
Metropolitan $3.50. Modern Dancing.
Ballroom Speciality. Please Call Eve
nings for Appointment
The Edward F. Miller Studio
S14 18th ST NATIONAL sO03
For Discriminating People
Clara Miller School of Dancing
1908 Adams Mill Rd. NV. Phone Col. 10000
A school where you have the space to
practice under actual ballroom conditions
All modern dancing taught by thoroughly
competent instructors. Very reasonable
summer rates. Glasses now forming Mon,
Thurs, Sat dances continue thru summer.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
Selznick Role Goes
To Billie Burke.

RILLIE BURKE is the latest addi-
ton to the cast lined up by David
o. selmick for his latest production.
THE Young in Heart" screen version
Of I. A. r. Wylie's "The Gay Ban.
ditti."
Miss Burke will play the fiighty
and charming mother Of the Carleton
family, whose career IL devoted to
fortune-hunting. The actress previ-
ously appeared under the selnick
banner in Dinner at Eight" and "A
Bill Of Divorcement."
The Young in Heart" will co-star
Janet Gaynor, Douglas Fairbanks, jr.,
and Paulette Goddard. with Richard
Wallace at the megaphone. In addi-
ton to. Miss Burke. the supporting
Evening star., 1938-05-08

the stage in THE Children's Hour" is
probably the likeliest candidate you
could md to play THE Beloved Brat. a"
On more than one occasion she has
shown she can be brat what Is a
brat and she also has demonstrated
she can be an attractive and nkable
person. The Earle's stage show will
be topped by Wayne King and his
Orchestra.
Next up at Keith's, which may be
next Friday and which may be a week
from Friday. according to how we'll
Deanna Durbin fares for the next few
days, will be the new Ginger Rogers
MIN. It's "Vivacious Lady" and pre-
Evening star., 1938-05-08
Joan Bennett Gets
Role With Comic.

JOAN BENNETT has been signed by
Paramount to play the leading
feminine role opposite Jack Benny in
ARTISTS and Models Abroad"
Miss Bennett now is working in the
leading feminine role OF The Tex
ans" with Randolph Scott, May Rob-
son, Walter Brennan and Robert Bar
rat, under direction of James Hogan.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
'FOllies' Title
Acquired
ByM>G>M
Studio Will Start
First 'Ziegfeld'
Show Soon.
HOLLYWOOD.

f1OIII WOOD.
\ II ETRO GOLDWYN MAYER
M has acquired motion picture,
wv radio and television rights to
4 the title "Ziepfeld E0llies -
Evening star., 1938-05-08
Ruby Keeler Stars
In Dramatic Role.

RUBY KELLER, who rose to fame
on the tips OF her toes, is putting
away her dancing slippers and start
ing new screen career as a dramatic
actress. She has Just been selected
by Producer Pandro 8. Berman tc
star in the coming screen version O
Kate Douglas Virgins Mother
Carey's Chickens"
With her in the Berman produc.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
Adventures End"
John BARRYMORE in
"Night Club Scandal. "
Ered Allen and Alice
and Mary"
boy Of the Streets"
and
Double Danger"
sBsyrs slBesa nd p:aaas :Fss,ll Fl q
q YtfAt{vaA -
Evening star., 1938-05-08
Brown to Direct
'SWeethearts.'

CLARENCE BROWN is returning
to Hollywood from Europe to di-
rect jeanette Macdonald and Nelson
Eddy in "Sweethearts. The director
has been in Europe for several weeks
filming backgrounds for idiots De-
light" to star Norma Shearer and
Clark Gable, and received his assign
ment on the MacDonald-E Eddy musical
while abroad. idiots Delight" will
follow .'Sweethearts" on his schedule.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
FRIDAY

Hell Divers" and
Murder In Green
Wich Village"
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tion will be 19-year -old Anne Shir-
ley, Phyllis Kennedy, the boarding
house slavey in "Stage Door," and
Jackie Moran, 13-year-old actor who
played the role of Huckleberry Finn
in THE Adventures of Tom Sawyer"
Rowland v. Lee will direct Mother
Carey's Chickens" from the screen
play by Gertrude Purcell.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
MOUNT OLIVET LUTHERAN

At Mount Olivet Colored Lutheran
Church the Rev. w. Schiebel will
preach on Mighty Men" tomorrow
at IL O'Clock. Holy sacrament Of the
altar will be celebrated.
The following will receive certfi-
Gates for perfect attendance in Sunday
school during the last quarter: Mrs.
Bertha Brown, David S. Schiebel, Mar
ian Dyer. Blanche Richardson. Miss
Hazel Demouy, Wilhelmina Brown.
Ruth Brown. Rose Demouy, Edward
Brown. Raymond Dyer. Frank Ros-
coe, Mrs. Clara Schiebel. Ethel Rich
ardson, Miss Marguerite Wells, Dorothy
Dyer and Elson Demouy Frank Ros-
coe also receives a gold pin for perfect
attendance during a whole year. The
Bible Glass will continue the study of
The Conversion of the Ethiopian"
Dorothy Dyer will present a three
minute essay on How Does Persecu-
ton Promote the Growth of the
Church?"
The junior religious instruction
classes started Monday at $3.50 in the
Phyllis Wheatley Y. W. c. A. The
lesson Monday will be "Our Bible"
Evening star., 1938-10-01
VISITOR TO GIVE
CARTOON SERMONS
Series Begins Tomorrow
Night at Chevy Chase
Baptist Church.

The Rev. Finley Keech. pastor Of
First Baptist Church, Harrisburg. Pa.
will give series OF cartoon sermons
At the Chevy Chase Baptist Church.
beginning tomorrow night and con-
tinuing through Friday. His subject
tomorrow evening at 3 O'Clock is The
Light Must Not Fail"
The WomAn's Society and Evening
Auxiliary will have 4 supper Monday
At $50 pm. after which the Rev.
Mr.. Keech will speak on The Wrong
Side Of Jordan" On Tuesday at
o'clock he will give a cartoon sermon
to the BOYS and girls and he will speak
on "Today's Choice-Tomorrow's s
World" at 8 pm. An open confer
encs for church officers will be held
Wednesday evening, with the Rev. Mr..
Keech speaking on "Eficient Chris
tians In a Modern World" A COM
munion conservation service will be
held Thursday evening, when he will
speek on The Cross Still Stands" On
Friday evening there will be a church
and Sunday school dinner at $50 pm.
and he will speak on Places Christ
Left by Request"
Rally day will be observed in the
Sunday School and church services
tomorrow. Promotion OF scholars will
be held In the Sunday school at s:4s
am. At II o'clock the Rev. Edward
O. Clark will speak on Lead On, o
King Eternal"
Evening star., 1938-10-01
REFORM BODY OFFICIAL
TO ADDRESS LUTHERANS

Clinton Howard, superintendent Of
the International Reform Federation.
will speak In the English service of
Concordia Lutheran Evangelical
Church tomorrow At 1l:l5 am. on
THE Heritage OF Our Nation" AL
bert N. Schroeder, superintendent Of
the Sunday school. will have charge
Of the service. The German service
At 10 am. will be conducted by Otto
H. Volmerhaus. teacher of the Paul
A. Mcneil Bible Glass
The pastor, the Rev. Charles En-
ders, is in Iowa serving as conference
preacher and representative of the
Board for Home Missions at the three
regional conferences of the Iowa dis
trict Of the Evangelical and Reformed
Church.
The Bible School Workers Confer
ence will meet Monday at 3 pm. 1t
will receive a report on the Inter-
national Conference on Religious Edu-
cation. which was held at Columbus
Ohio, last July, by delegate.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
CHURCH WILL ELECT
OFFICERS TOMORROW

Rally month is being observed at
the Third Christian Church. Elec-
ton Of officers will be held in the
Sunday school tomorrow morning and
the annual meeting of the church
and election Of officers at night. The
Rev. c. N. Williams will preach at IL
am. on The Pioneer Life" The
Lords supper will be observed.
The schedule of events for the rest
Of the month is:
October 3. 8 pm, conference on
local church community. The Rev.
Fred Miller, leader.
October .. am. young peoples day,
youth choir: guest speaker, George
Oliver Taylor; pm, youth dinner.
October II. pm, evening Of
magic, Theo Golden, magician.
October is. mems day.
October %, womens day.
October 30, home coming, rally and
church dinner.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
GIRLS FRIENDLY UNIT
TO RESUME MEETINGS

The Girls Friendly Society Seniors
OF ST paul's, Rock Creek parish, will
have their opening meeting Monday
night.
The Bohanan Bible Glass will elect
officers next Saturday evening. The
class has arranged for a straw ride
and wiener roast at some nearby coun-
t-v place
The Young Peoples Fellowship will
rect tomorrow at pm. The topic is
The Value Of the Parochial Fellow
ship"
A meeting Of the church school off,
ce-s and teachers is Wednesday at
pm. in the parish house Canon
Jones. chancellor of the Washington
Cathedral, will speak.
Services tomorrow will be at $50
and at II o'clock Holy communion
and sermon. At IL o'clock the Rev
DR.. Bohanan will preach the sermon
and will be assisted by the Rev. Rob-
ert L. Jones, assistant minister.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH

At St. Paul's Church. on Twenty
third street, near Washington circle,
tomorrow the Rev. J. Herbert Mayors
Will be in charge of the celebration
Of holy communion at 7;30 am. and
will preach st the service OF holy
eucharist at II o'clock
The rector. the Rev. Arlington A.
McCallum. goes to New Orleans to
preach at memorial service. held in
connection with the annual convention
Of the Military Order of the World
War. He is the chaplain general Of
this organization.
At the church school at IL o'clock
parents may bring their children
;'1en they come to church.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
WALLACE MEMORIAL

Rally day will be observed at Wal
see Memorial United Presbyterian
Church tomorrow in he Bible schoo
5 $50 am. DR.. c. E. Hawthorne will
give rally day sermon at the II
o'clock service At 8 pm. there will
be gospel hymn singing from Ian.
tern slides.
On Monday there will be dinner
at $50 for the callers and Bible school
workers. who will visit all the homes
of the congregation this coming fort
night in the interests of enlisting every
member of the congregation in the
Bible school
Evening star., 1938-10-01
COLUMBIA CHRISTIAN

The annual church birthday cele-
bration will take place at the Column
bia Christian Church tomorrow, when
the Rev. A. P. Wilson will speak on
4 Will Build My Church" at the morn
ing service and Sources of Power" in
the evening. The special principal
fund offering will be taken to reduce
the church debt
On Thursday evening the birthday
dinner will be served. with the chair
man Of the board, Roy Harlow, in the
chair. Addresses will be given by diff
ferent leaders OF the church. The
Finance Committee will present the
budget for the coming year and the
Nominating Committee the officers for
election.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
CHURCH OF PILGRIMS

Dr., Andrew Reid Bird will preach
at the IL am. service tomorrow at
the Church Of the Pilgrims on "1he
Testimony Of JESUS Christ" and at
7:45 pm. on "Tle Most nl-used Man
In the Old Testament"
On Thursday at 7:45 pm. At the
prayer service 0r. Bird has as hii
TOPIC The Destiny OF Nation"
The Young Peoples Society. will
meet at 6:15 ,m. tomorrow. New
officers elected are Jack Pamphlin,
president; Robert H. Herring, vice
president: Miss Blanche Hyde, secre-
tary; Fred TAILOR, treasurer; Gavlor
Porter, editor d the Pilgrim, and Miss
Pauline Utz, assistant editor
The Fellowship Group will meet at
e:15 pm. ane the Christian Pioneers
a& $50 pm.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
ST. AGNES SERVICES
Congregation to Resume Rites
in Church Building.

81. Agnes congregation will resume
services In the church building Sun
day after having used = temporary
church In the parish hall during alter
ataons and repairs. The late mass will
b sung Ut IL Am. instead Of 10, which
Was the summer schedule. The serv-
Ice Of solemn evensong and bencdic-
ton Of the bleAsed sacrament will be
resumed at 3 PM. The Rev. Albert
J. Dubois will preach 1t both services.
At IL Am. he will begin series Of
sermons for October based on the
opening verses Of st. Johns gospel
Evening star., 1938-10-01
NEW YORK AVENUE

The Rev. DR.. Peter Marshall, min
lister Of the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church, will have for his
topic tomorrow morning Here Is
God" The worldwide communion will
be observed and the fall reception OF
members. The evening services will
be resumed at 3 O'Clock. Dr. Marshall
will speak on The Bishops Candle
sticks
On Thursday evening at 3. o'clock
the prayer service will be resumed in
the lecture room. DR.. Marshall will
lead the meditation.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
CHEVY CHASE M. E.

The Rev Edward Gardiner Latch.
minister of Chev. Chase Methodist
Episcopal Church, will have "A Chris
tian Is Enthusiastic" as his subject
at the II O'Clock service on Sum-
day. This will be the first in new
series of sermon. on the general
theme, The Marls of a Christian" +"
Rally day will e observed in the
church school with the superintend-
ent. the Rev. w. Harold Shape, pre-
siding.
The senior young people will meet
Sunday evening st the home of John
Springer. 1s W. Lenox street, and
the intermediate League at the
church.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
NATIONAL MEMORIAL

peace Which the World Cannot
Give" will be the subject Of DR.. Fred
eric w. Perkins sermon At the service
in the Universalist National Memorial
Church tomorrow At IL o'clock. After
the service = Red Gross representative
Will be in the church ONCE to receive
enrolment in the membership CAM
paisn.
On Tuesday evening the Optimist
Evening star., 1938-10-01
evening with Benediction Of the Most

evening with Benediction Of the Most
Blessed Sacrament,
The Rev. Thomas Kilduf1. prior OF
the Carmelite House Of Studies, Catho-
lie University. will be the retreat
master. The theme Of his conference
will be the Imitation OF Christ: Christ
likeness In thought and action, q
reproduction OF Christ in oslr lives"
Mrs. Lynch Younger, president OF
the league, Is chairman Of the Com
mittee On Arrangements and states
that this retreat Is open to all inter-
ested.
Evening star., 1938-10-01

the ColosstAns. A volunteer choir at
this service will be under the direction
Of Mrs. Grifhth L. johnson.
There will be a communion service
at 8 am. At this service the Bus,-
ness and Professional Women's Group
will have corporate communion. The
first fall session Of the church school
will meet at $50 am.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
CHURCH WILL RESUME
FULL SERVICE SCHEDULE
St, Stephen-Incarnation Rector
Lists Activities to start
Tomorrow.

Ths Rev. Paul d. Wilbur, rector Of
the Church Of et. Stephen and the
Incarnation, announces that the full
schedule of services and activities will
b in effect beginning tomorrow. In
addition to holy communion 1T 7:30,
church school at $50, holy communion
and sermon 1T IL and Young People,
Fellowship at I, the evensong at Z
O'Clock will be resumed.
The senior choir OF men and boya
will replace the church school choir
of girls ut the IL o'clock and evening
services. The church school choir
which sang at the regular services dur
ing the summer, will sing At the church
school service. The music Is under the
direction of Sherman J. Kreusburs,
M. A., choirmaster and organist, who
studied this summer under Sir Sidney
Nicholson, director of English church
music. and also attended the Christian
sen Choral School, conducted by F..
Melius Christensen, director of St.
Olaf's Choir.
Evening star., 1938-10-01

Club win sponsor home coming party
for parishioners and friends, with
music and informal social fellowship.
The adult forum will be resumed At
10 am, when A. 4. Cafgrain of the
United States Once of Education will
speak on Forums and Public Cues
tions."
Evening star., 1938-10-01
RETREAT SET FRIDAY

The officers and team captains Of
the Washington Retreat League will
60 on = weekend retreat at the WASH
ington Retreat House. 1000 Harewood
road NE, beginning Friday night
with dinner served. under the auspices
of the Franciscan Sisters OF the Atone
ment. The retreat will close Sunday
Evening star., 1938-10-01

and on the theme Of "what We Be-
lieve About God" At 3 pm. he will
preach on "Christian Personality"
The young people will meet at s
pm. for . buffet supper. followed by
. meeting.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
ST. JOHNS CHURCH
Winter Schedule Of 2 Services
Each Sunday to Be Resumed.

GACA 0uuOAy 70 ne neSumeQ.
Beginning tomorrow. st. Johns
Church, Sixteenth and H streets NV.
will start on its winter schedule Of
having two services every Sunday
morning-the first at $50 and the sec
ond at IL o'clock. DR.. Oliver j. Hart
will preach on Worship" and a full
musical program, with choir OF men
and boys under the direction Of Arthur
Howes. will be given at both services
At 3 pm. there will be evening
prayer and sermon by the Rev. Ma
thaniel c. Acton, who will begin q
series Of sermons on The Epistle to
Evening star., 1938-10-01
Belts More Popular Here.

Nine men in 10 In Britain wear sus-
penders. declares London statistician
while in America six in 10 wear beltA