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Evening star., 1938-07-15


A brand-new European yarn has
just reached Washington. It tells
how Stain recently sent Soviet air
plane squadron to Germany, with in
structions to lay Berlin low. When
the Red flyers returned to Moscow to
report, Stain asked their leader:
We'll. did you destroy Berlin?" NO."
replied Capt. Bombski, "Hitler's already
torn it to pieces" The spinner Of
the tale points out that Der Fuehrer's
P. w. A. plan for modernization of
the NaN capital Is literally in such
full blast that the city looks as II it
had just suffered an air raid. The story
teller further explains that the Reich's
achievement in abolishing unemploy-
ment is due not only to rearmament,
but to the gigantic program of
urban reconstruction in Berlin, Ham,
burg, Munich and other cities. as we'll
as highway building.
kk
In the hullabaloo and hurly- -burly
Of the no-quarter Kentucky senatorial
primary campaign, Washington has
overlooked piquant letter addressed
to Happy" Chandler, Senator Bark
ley's opponent. by White House Secre-
tary Steve Early on May II. The
letter. never published until Mr..
Roosevelt visited Louisville on July Q,
asked Chandler to correct q report
attributed to him, which is so at vari-
ance with the facts" Gov. Chandler,
when asked II he had answered Early,
simply said there was mo comment"
The report, printed earlier in the
month, described visit Happy" mad
at the White House, and quoted him
as follows: The President turned
that fine smile on inches got q great
Evening star., 1938-07-15

the Ohio Democrats unappe,zne
selection OF candidates Most celebrated among
bouncing little tree Martin
State At Columbus the State Capitol
Sites all fattening richly
ization smeared with liquor oadacng preparation
"hot
Davey whose Of
Organization in the little
the liberal element his
given just better than
nomination. State National Committeeman
the democracy And Republican
gbenatora candidate will probably support
the George
complete outsider for the nomination.
slider that celebration chairman
Whites Marietta
the President
Bukey the who thought bet for the Democratic
nomination unexcing and maadroia politician
month Of Sundays With q personality
and perfect genius for backing the
is his reputation q New Deal coattah rider.
With such remorseesly depressing
election tight which bound
Of They still have their battalion
Negro But they the
ticket and in State where
pound warden put ballot, that s
the election President
be almost sight He
votes while Gov Davey scrapd through
20000odd The other Democratic
much making the difference
That and the fact that
ton producing
Of Republicans Unquestonaby
business indexes had continued downward
Evening star., 1938-07-15
HOTEL MAN CONFERS

George v. Riley, manager of the
New Yorker Hotel in New York City
was here yesterday conferring with
Government officials preparatory to
leaving next Friday on a round-the-
world trip in the interest of the New
York Worlds Fair in 1899.
Mr.. Riley, formerly with the Ward
man Park and Carlton Hotels, will
represent Ralph Hitz. owner of a ho-
tel chain, on the trip.
Evening star., 1938-07-15
TENNIS COURTS OPEN
AT JEFFERSON SCHOOL
Alexandria Fairgrounds Director
Reports Reservations and
Small Fee REQUIRED.

Public tennis courts at the Jefferson
School in Alexandria have been re-
conditioned and are ready for public
use. Miss Lucy Houston, Fairgrounds
director. announced today.
The courts will be available for use
from 7:30 an. until 7:30 pm. daily,
but reservations must be made In ad-
vance between Q and 10 am. by tele-
phoning Alexandria 2244, it was
stated.
Irving Mumford has been named
caretaker, and q small hourly fee will
be charged to defray this expense, 1t
was announced.
Evening star., 1938-07-15

Of those conservatives who are
always talking about "the inde-
pendence Of the judiciary" BY an
independent" judiciary they seem
to mean judges who will share their
opinions and prejudices and who
owe them abject political allegiance.
Let's look at the record!
Who could have been more
indignant at what they call the
Presidents "court-packing plan"
(the Judiciary Reform BID. than
Evening star., 1938-07-15

a few years. But
one guest, q COM
pact, vigorou s
and congenitally
hopeful youn 3
Celt, called Henry
Grady, wasn't in
the least down.
hearted. He was
an evangel Of the
enlightened SELF
interest Of trade
as an antidote to
war, and he in
sisted that the
wider satisfaction
Of increasing hu-
-
Evening star., 1938-07-15
GOOD FOOD tastes BETTER
WITH A DRY, BERRY Beer !

When you drink . cocktail before your dinner,
you want drink that will add sparkle to your
appetite drink that will build it up 20
most Of you drink dry cocktail And when
you drink wine with your meal, most often
its Light, dry wine :. wine that brings out
all the delicious favor of your food wine
that is Complementary to your taste =. hardly
ever sweet, heavy wine -. And when you
drink beer with your meals, it stands to reason
that you should want those same qualities in
your brew. 1t should be light in body, sparkling,
but above all, it should Be dry! Dry IS the i'm
ported Pilsener beers that many experienced
beer drinkers often pay as high as zoe to SOC q
glass for Dry :. 30 that it is delightful
addition to your meal! Dry 20 that 1t won't
give you that :6lled up" feeling - quickly -
sweeter. heavier type brews! Dry /. . but berry
Evening star., 1938-07-15

crat, Of South
Dakota, defeated
for denomination
in his primary on
May 3-sin 6 ! e
unsuccessful can
didate for renom-
ination thus far
separates IN e
party leader from
the cellar posi-
ton. F. D. RS
average Is COM
pu t e d on the
basis of his par.
ticipation, direct
ly or by implica-
ton, in the Dem.
Evening star., 1938-07-15

apart fro m the
proprieties Of q
c hief Executive
handing out jobs
on the st u m p,
there is trouble
brewing in the
Senate when the
n q m e comes up
for confirmation.
In the first
place Mr.. Roose-
welt does not have
the right under
t h e Constitution
to make q man a
Federal judge. be-
cause the advice
Evening star., 1938-07-15
Washington Observations
Roosevelt Bats but 500 in Senatorial Primary League
Game Not Yet Over
BY FREDERIC WILLIAM vILE.

BY FREDERIC WILLIAM VILE.
- rankin D. ROOSEVELT,
r. playing in the national (or
/ American) senatorial primary
league as avowed head Of the
Democratic party, has batting aver
age, to date. of 500. That gives him
eighth place. Only Hitchcock, Demo-
Evening star., 1938-07-15

ocratic senatorial primaries Of Flori-
da (won), Iowa 0ost), Indiana (lost)
and Oklahoma (won). Reynolds,
North Carolina, won denomination as
New Dealer, but neither sought nor
required White House intervention.
Standing in Senatorial denomination
Primary League.
Evening star., 1938-07-15
Headline Folk
and What
They Do
Henry Grady Evangel
of Trade as War
Antidote.
BY LEMUEL F. PARTON.

BY LEMUEL F. PARTON.
YUST after the big war, several
dinner guests at our house were
gloomy about the state Of the
~ world-they said the war had
settled nothing and we would be
squared away for q worse encounter In
Evening star., 1938-07-15
The Capital Parade
Ohio Beccmes Test State for Resurrection Of
Republican Party.


NNsCNNAI1. July Is NANA)-Here Ohio the Republicans
are crawling out Of their holes sninng
recall the sweet but victory After
six Of osuy Republicans hope that
their time has - WV
And wen they might II Republicans grounds
IN tne n place. Ohio the best possible proving
prys remaining vitality It central and
contains large farm and industrial repuhucansm vas once
OF the solid Warren the biz Northern
in ~~ Nv ~o-~
Evening star., 1938-07-15

Presidents personality the
Bruce Barton Indiana
factors to help then the betting still
Democrats.
spite OF the betting, Republicans
eagerly out OF their holes they back
fact remains that Ohio the Republicans
attempting to meet the discussed
By Amerc Inc)
Evening star., 1938-07-15

heavily on the Republicans. Wise
prognosticators were prophesying
early in the spring, before the mar
ket boom, that the Republicans
would increase their share Of the
Ohio House delegation from two
members to at least IA.
Yet the strange thing is that,
with candidates, statistics and tim
ing all against them, the Democrats
are conceded to have a distinct
edge by impartial observers. The
Evening star., 1938-07-15
We, the People
Fight of Glass and Byrd on Judicial Appointment
Confuses independence Issue.
BY JAY FRANKLIN.

-" death Of BENJAMIN CardoGo distinguished
liberal and weakens the left wing Of the
can Be replaced by another liberal but to
another juri Of Intellectual
Mr. Hoover entitled credit
distinguished members the history
fact that Mr. Caroso reached the Supreme Court =
Evening star., 1938-07-15

HE opinions OF the rers this page are their oon not
The sa s TIE Ster Such opon. presented
reddeTs dthongh such opinions may contradictory among
Memselues and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star., 1938-07-15
Judicial Post
Is Tainted by
the Stump
Advice and Consent of
Senate Ignored in
Allred's Case.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
RESIDENT ROOSEVELT has
- completed his trip across the
continent, but he has left be-
L hind him some broken prece-
dents and controversies which will rise
to plague him when Congress recon-
venes.
The spectacle of a President stand
ing on q public platform and handing
. commission for Federal judgeship
to the Governor of Texas, James ALL
red, is SO extraordinary that, entirely
Evening star., 1938-07-15

Nearly 100000 pounds Of leaf
tobacco was grown in Poland last
year. an increase of 26 per cent over
1896.
Evening star., 1938-07-15

Films made available by the Edu-
cation Film Association have been
seen by 100000 school children Of
Scotland.
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Senators Carter Glass and Flood
Senators stand higher the
Romans Of the Old
Wel-M Garter Glass and Mr.. announced
nat tney Will resist the confirmation Of the United
appointed district
wishes quote from vigorously antiNew newspaper)
President Roosevelt appointed Va
Tor the Federal
candidate, Judge A. c. Buchanan
Here the important thing There Judge
abilities qualifications the
said that the appontee
Byrd battle Roberts
on the sole ground that his appointment them This
sort OF thing pretty confusing
Do these two gentlemen Virginia they-and not
the the legal right nominate Federal
Constitution to the contrary notwithstanding?
nat their candidate for appointment patriotic
OF them to plead the
vent the confirmation the Byrd
Glass Virginia "Tammany" exactly the attitude Of
these two professional friends Of the judiciary.
What wonder that Senator Byrds across the
Happy Chandler Of
MS suggestion that the President should
TO place the Federal
crooner take Mr. sort of
JUDICIAL quite
only, south and north of the Mason and
Let's be realistic about thi judiciary
all
Evening star., 1938-07-15

too, 50 that you know you are drinking real
beer! That's why we say that good food tastes
better with 4 dry, berry beer!
There is no better beer anywhere, At any
price, than Gunther's not even among the
fine, expensive, imported beers, yet Gunther's
doesn't cost you . penny more than regular
beer! 1t is brewed according to formulas that
have come down through the ages, setting q
standard for fine beer, and owes much of its
smooth dryness to an unusually high percentage
of choice imported Bohemian hops, . favor
that domestic hops, alone, cannot duplicate.
The next time you order beer, try Gunther's!
Serve it with your meals and At your parties u. :.
learn how much better your food will taste
with . really dry, berry beef!
The Gunther Brewing Co.. Baltimore, Nd.
Evening star., 1938-07-15

Furthermore, the local situ-
alton, by all the rules Of the past,
should be propitious to the Re-
publicans' hope. To be sure. the
new depression, which first wax
ened them from their long coma,
has now been interrupted by the
stock market boom. But the boom
has not yet been reflected in Ohio's
business.
\ X X
Then. with bad times tn heat.
Evening star., 1938-07-15

oIuclaS, 10 favor our own particular
political philosophy and to be con-
siderate Of our own particular social
or economic interests. The New
Dealers were frank about it; it has
remained for the Bourbons, march,
ing behind the banner of judicial
independence" to give the show
away and to admit-as Messrs.
Byrd. Chandler and Glass have ad-
mitted-that the only sort of judges
they will admit to the bench are
i,,dooe xr,S,o ~.n v..o-A>. =:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21

An old Mississippian once de- scribed a road to Jonathan Daniels by saying: 'Tt messes around a little like everything else fin Mississippi, but it'll get you there." And that, writes Daniels, is the
 way the south will come back into the Union-even with the President, armed with the facts,
 heading the procession. served the sopth's future any better than the south's past has served them.
 Finally, I have less faith in plan as it shapes people than in people as they grow to shape plan. I think the National Government can do much-in good morals should do much-to make possible planning by the people themselves by the re- moval of handicaps put upon them. The recognition of the national quality of the southern problem which the president has fostered is more important, believe, than any legislation which the president may propose. And not only for the south:
 We shall have 8 better south or a poorer nation.
 There is not any escape for any of us from that.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21
Accused L Legislators
 Ask Early Trial Dats
Separate Arraignments Expected in October Judg Wynne Continues Cases in Hartford Superior COurG

Judge Kenneth Wynne in super for court at Hartford yesterday con- tinued until October the cases of four legislators who are accused of taking gifts of stock in return of their support of legislation favoring the Electric Steam Sterilizer Go.
 It was indicated that the four: Senator Joseph H. Lawlor and Rep. John D. Thcnns of Waterbury: Senator Matthew A. Daly of New Haven, and former Rep. Daniel F. B. Hickey of Stamford would seek separate trials.
 whether or not a trial date for the men will be set on october 5th depends on the supreme courts ac- tion October 4th on motions of the state to erase several appeals which have been filed by defendants who face trial in Waterbury as result of the grand jury's probe.
 Senator Lawlor and Rep. ThOms appeared in court yesterday, but all four of the accused were represented by counsel. Attorneys John F. Mc- Donough of Waterbury; William J. Carrig and David M. Reilly of New Haven conferred in chambers with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21
STRAND

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 RnanIahl|Aa lha new ahpW apenp lna nl lhA lhealHT EaflAoETeH W 'plha 6roNd HoAIAH, siaFT|nn Hehs aIt KaNloF, W|lh q host VI afhsl screen personalities
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21

downward on the StandardS or all. And not only New England mill owners will feel that pull but every American everywhere will feel it on his job, on his wages, on his secur- ity.
 THE SOUTH
 AWAKENS
 Fortunately for the country as well as the south, there is in full progress, beneath the noisy duet of the demagogues and the aristocratS, an awakening in the south. There is growing realization that neither the negroes nor the white masses are lost folk incapable of training and skill
 There is the corollary realization, even where poverty is in the way, that better south for all men in it must include expansion of facilities for education in a land where too many are ignorant, for public health in region still plagued with pre- ventable diseases, for public welfare in country where private welfare is often so insecure.
 These things cannot be done with out money. And already several southern states, on the basis of their wealth, are contributing more to schools than many richer states out side the south. The south needs not only native effort but also national help.
 And I think there is an outside awakening also with regard to the south. I remember @ southern gov- ernor said to me, "When the west grew we heard about cowboys and Indians: now the south grows and the books and papers are full of negroes and wild white men. That's encouraging" believe it is. I believe that beneath the complaints in com- petition of New England manufac- turers and governors there is a new sense of the south in America. Some- times in Massachusetts 1t is disturb ing, sometimes in South Carolina it is resisted.
 But I think we are hearing the last thunder of division. Unwilling
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21

ly sometimes, uncertainty often, the country comes together.
 And I should not be surprised if beyond all the quarrel that has stirred around his administration the final achievement of Franklin Roosevelt, who called for facts about the south and then reused the old furies of the south within his own party, might not be effectuating the wholeness of the nation which Lin- coin saved but could not have lived to cement.
 PLAN IS
 NOT ANSWER
 If so, the re-entry of Dixie will not be the result of law or plan but of the growth in 8 president as in other men of awareness of America as whole. Behind the presidential planner we will have moved to this awareness by no plan but rather in the terms in which Mississippian described a road to me when I stopped last year to ask the way. He told me: Tt messes around a little like everything else in Mississippi, but it'll get you there" And that is the way the south will come back into the Union even with Planner Roosevelt, armed with the facts, heading the procession. Of course, there must be plan. But one of two things is essential to such planning:
 A people as amenable as robots, as amenable as the negro is some times supposed to be, as amenable as the south has sometimes seemed to be in fact under its disadvantage despite all its oratory about south ern resistance, superiority and valor in war, or,
 A people given not merely teach ing but a chance to make, in their difficulty, the decisions they will know are the right ones. In the short run, as in the use of land, wis., dom has sometimes been a luxury which the poor could not afford. They had to scratch or starve, though the scratching may not have
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21
STATE

Only two days remain (today and tomorrow) in which to see "Valley of the Giants" and Secrets of an Actress, now in the second day of three-day hold-over engagement at the Warner Bros. State theater. If you are among the few who have not viewed this offering, plan to do SO today. Incidentally, both pictures are an important part of the $250 900 Movie Quiz contest and should be seen by all contestants, present or future. Wayne Morris and Claire Trevor are co-starred in "Valley of the Giants" and George Brent and Kay Francis head the cast of "Se- crets of an Actress"
 The biggest and best show ever offered anytime Is in the ofiing for theater-goers attending the Warner Bros. State theater Friday. for the "one motion picture in a thousand" -Four Daughters. arrives at this theater with Q grand cast of ten stars, three of them sensational new finds.
 The story springs from the brain of warm hearted, great souled Fannie Hurst, whose "Humofesque", "Back Street" and Limitation Of Life" stand among screenland's miles stones, To this, her greatest novel, the screen has given vivid stature that cold types could never capture, thrilling sincerity seldom expeF' fenced,
 -Four Daughters" brings to the screen, in addition to . east Of seas soned excellence, three young play. evs, Priscilla Lane, John Garfield and JelfFay Lynn, Miss Lanes rise to staFd0m has been auieki her hrillIanee in thla picture Is pnquess tl0nable, John Garfield, already known 10 playgoeFs, wins rank with H0llyWo0dis t0pmast stars by virtue Of a truly magnificent performance, The personality and romantic Rlams or ef Jeffrey Lynn lnsnFes FoF nm future equally lusfFnlls,
 To the producers fhla picture ls the climax Of R eaFeeT, To the three new corners to the screen, Miss Lane, Mr, Garfield and MT, Lynn, v ls the beelnnlng 0f q glorious new enc and t0 the theaterre0lng public, v ls a pl0tuFe that should be seen, must he seen, VIII he seen hg every man, W0ma1 and ehlld in thls elly,
 And ln the second smash hlh Warner nFas, Heefe nRaln wllh the aell0nspaekAa fllnl Packet Busters with Humphrey h0aaFE, aeaERe Brent, alaIla Dickson and Allen Janklns ln the ton roles, The nletnFe Is me Ag me most timely eyer HllAed, Ml the facts aEe tue haylng neen taken ElRhE from Ehe court FeeaFds ~ New F0Fk qltv,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21

Pauline Frederick star Of stage and screen died the other day at the age Of bs During her years on the stage she achieved much in variety of roles She was extremely versatile though her parts usually of the adventures type She was beautiful Wonan with jet black hair and fine carriage Often she has beep expressive oFbs long and saDtiDg She will be remen' bsfed best for her eharaeteFgaton of Jaeqneline in sMadame X" quite play in its day, Her greatest New York success was perhaps Joseph and Ills Brethren She also played with success Mrs pans Defense" "The sEteTnaI City" "Fhe Woman on The Index" and many others She stepped Into comedy iD Twenty Days in the Hhadep After 1913 she started her movie career and achieved fame equal to that on the stage,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21
M The Local Theaters
POLES

This evening Manager Ed Fitz- patrick presents another of the outstanding stage shows that all Waterbury fiocks to see. These shows feature the leading person. alities of stage, screen and radio, brought to you at our regular pop ular prices of admission. This weeks bill boasts an array of exceptional star talent including such well known entertainers as Virginia Mill ford and her company of sensa- tional girl acrobats. Another grand treat is Mildred Nave, whose sym copating rhythm has been packing them in in the most swanky of New York's night palaces. Radios new est funsteFs, Lila and Lee, also make their Waterbury debut this evening. George Bello. Broadway's famous musical trickster is also with the troupe. Concluding this headline program are those widely-famed daughters, Page. Dodd and Page, contributing side-splitting comedy to top an hour of scintillating en- tertainment.
 Gus Myers, dynamic maestro of the fiddle, and the Loew Poll the- ater orchestra, provide the musical background of the show, and offer the hit tunes of the day in several of their own novel arrangements,
 You'll agree that "M0ti0n Pictures Are Your Best Entertainment" when you zee the double smash hit screen bill, headed by Q movie quiz sibO,- 900 contest picture, sMysteFlous Mir, Motto" featuring Peter Lore, who once more p0rtFays the role Of the crafty detective, Lore has become increasingly popular with the Am. eFlean public through hls splendid successive p0Ttrayels Of this Amasr Ing detective ln the MF, Motto series, Heading an exceptionally capable supporting cast are Mary Mcguire and Henry Wlleox0p who supply the romantic interest,
 sharing hAnaFs On the same pFop gram arc Ann haele and Tull0 eaFp mlnatl in hfhe Show Goes On" Q thrilling story of daring feaIs peEp formed hlgh ln the alF,
 n you haven't already entered the movie aula contest, don't delay any further, Enter Rt once hy ahlalnlne your free movie qnla booklet from any attendant in the f,NeW p0li thep atAp, The first pFlze ag fbeAlD with k,l0a ether cash awards,