davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-01
Marine News
Steamer Movements
NORTHBOUND

. Mount Mckinley scheduled to . arrive at II o'clock tonight. . Should have ' days mail . aboard, s4. ~ ; Evelyn Berg scheduled to ar , rive tomorrow morning. SCHEDULED SAILINGS , Princess Norah scheduled to , sail from Vancouver tonight . at o'clock North; Sea scheduled to sail from Seattle March 4 at 10 am. .p Alaska scheduled to sail from Seattle March 5 at g am. SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS } Northland scheduled south bound Thursday
 LOCAL SAILINGS } Estebeth leaves Mondays for Sitka and way ports, sailing at pm.
 Tiart leaves every Wednesday
 .at,7 am. for Petersburg. Port
 Alexander. Kake and wal
 ports.
 oge4ess es
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TWO SISTERS ] OF KING FOG
 VISITING U. s.
Deny They Have Come fol ! Purpose of Finding
 YankeeHusbands

NEW YORK, March Princes Myzejen and Princess Mazide, sis ters of King zog of Albania, have arrived here for an American tour.
 The two denied they were look ing for rich Yankee husbands and said they wanted to meet Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and see Yel- lpwstone National Park.
 1.-The age of a rattlesnake is not domputed by the number of his rat ties A rattler may grow two to four buttons a year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-01
EARLE (. JAMESON
 HERE ON NORTHLAND

Earle c. Jameson. formerly of Ju- neau, arrived on the Northland to- day
 MT. Jameson, newspaper man and former city editor of The Empire, has made his home in the States since returning from overseas at the close of the World War.
 Daniel Defoe is sometimes re- ferred to as the first journalist.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-01
Special Lenten
 Services Given

Special services will De held in Holy Trinity Cathedral during Lent. beginning with celebration of the Holy Communion tomorrow morn ing, (Ash Wednesday,, at 10 o'clock. On Friday night during Lent there will be a short service and address, at 7:30 o'clock. The sub ject for next Friday will be, "The Bible Today ,- What It Is All About" sS
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such as that
 But Lieutenant Main did not have happy look. in his steady eyes. He admitted that it was not pleasant to lose his ship.
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loss of an opportunity to get on rec ord with long speeches against it.

Probably the British didn't im- ply anything, but Dennis Brogan, Oxford University savant, is to make study of the Senate on funds supplied by an archaeological en- dowment. One recent archaeologi- cal effort of the fund was study of sewers at Mycenae, a city of an- ciept Greece
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-01
12-Year-Old Girl Gives Birth to Twins

MONTGOMERY, Alabama March 1.-Margaret Coleman, 12, today became the youngest mother in this state when she gave birth to twins. The age of the father is not given.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-01
TIDES TOMORROW

High tide-l;04 am, 16.3 feet. Low tide-7:02 am, DO feet.
 High tide-1:07 pm, 17,1 feet. Low tide-7:18 am, -13 feet
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ATTENTION CARD PLAYERS

Final card party of series. St. Luke's Guild, will be given in the Parish Hall. Tuesday night. Auc-
 ton, contract, pinochle. and whist. Everyone welcome. Admission soc. Prizes and refreshments. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-01

without consent of the inventor. ."i- That seemed also to be a closed- circuit job SO we gave up.
 
 ODDEEDA
 The oldest and the youngest mem bers of the house are both expected 10 seek reelection this fall. The eldest is Representative Taylor of Colorado, who will be 80 in June. Youngest is Representative Jerry O'Connell of Montana, 28.
 Long as the anti-lynching fili- buster lasted. it didn't satisfy the southerners. When it began to ap- pear that the bill would be laid aside to make way for heavy-duty stuff such as the farm bill, south ern senators began to lament the E
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-01

Sir Robert Peel, the British states man, entered Parliament at 21.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-01

Past Exalted Rulers Night, March
 3. initiation, nomination of officers. adv.
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Writer Glasses Down Patent to Find Out
 What Became of It

tContinued rom Page one)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-15
AZ AUTO UNI0 |
RENDBE JON

Az auto unio bels6 nehezse-
geinek elintezese erdekeben
folytatott tanacskozasok ismet
AIT igazoljak, hogy az orszag
munkaserdekeinek leghivatot-
tabb vezet6je mem a szenvede-
lyes, eroszakos John l.. Lewis,
hanem a CIO vezerkari f0noke,
Philip Murray.
Mikor mar AIT hitte minden-
XII, hogy sect fog robbanni az
egesz auto unio, akkor Philip
Murray k0zbenjarasa legalabb
is fegyverszunetet tudott te-
remteni es most mar jo kilata-
sok vannak ARA, hogy a veg
leges megoldast is megtalal-
jak. Homer Martin, az auto
unio elnoke Philip Murray
munkajanak hatasa alatt ero-
sen hajlando a bekes megegye-
zesre.
Aprankent kideril' a targya-
lasok soran, hogy az elmozdi-
tott alelnok0k azok, akik sem
mi engedmenyre mem hajlan-
dok. Ugy latszik, hogy teljes
hatalmat akarnak maguknak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-15

az auto EmunkaSok felett es
egyre er6sbodik a gyanu, hogy
tenyleg Moszkva utasitasara
csinaljak a zavarokat es rom
bolni akarnak, mem epiteni.
Maga Murray is erzi EFT es
tobb izben figyelmeztette
Frankensteen elmozditott alel-
nokot, hogy ne keverjen min
dig politikai mozzanatokat a
targyalasokba, inert azoknak
egy gazdasagi szakszervezet
eleteben mines .helyiik.
A unio egyebkent oktober
elejen kerul a legvalsagosabb
helyzetbe, inert akkor mar tel
jes er6vel fognak dolgozni a
gyarak es nagy kerdes, hogy
az auto munkasok hajlandok
lesznek-e ismet megkezdeni a
tagdij .fizeteseket? A hangulat
ARA mutat, hogy a munkasok
gyanakodva neznek a unio fe-
le, inert a bels6 harcok Matt
megrendiilt bizalmuk.
A unio a "check-off" rend-
seer bevezeteset terveZi, de a
gyarak maris kijelentettek,
hogy ilyen ertelmu szerzodest
mem fognak alairni. Maguk a
unio tagjai Sc akarjak egyelore
EFT, hanem az onkentes tagdij-
fizetes tovabbi fentartasa mel
lett vannak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-15
Az ISKOLAI BUSOK
BIZTONSAGOSAK

Ohio aDlamban az iskolas
gyermekeket szallit6 iskolai
'bus-okat minden tekintetben a
biztonsagnak megfelel6en epi-
tettek. Ezentul csak is acel-
vazu, rendes es elegendo vi
iagitasu es kivulrol elhelyezett
gazolin tartalyos busokat sDa-
bad celra hasznalni, amikol
is a busvezetoknek csak is
azok alkalmazhatok, akik or.
yosi vizsgalatnak voltak ala
vetve, vizsgazott autovezet6l
es az elsosegely minden aga
ban jartasok, amt igazolvany
nyal kell bizonyitaniok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-15
SZERENCSEJATEKOK ELLEN
Macy TAKARITAS LESZ


Girard, o. rend6rfon0ke,
Henry A. Shoenfeld szigoru
utasitast adott, hogy a varost
rovid id6n beliil meg kell tisz-
titani minden fele szerencse-
iatek gepekt6l. A felszolitas
kul0nosen a s0rcsarnokok es
egyebb italarusito helyekre vo-
natkozik, ahol a "gamblizes'
nagyban megy. A rend6rf0-
nok mem veSzi trefanak a dol
got, inert meg lecsukatassal is
fenyeget6dzik ha a het We
geig a gepeket el nem tavo-
litjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-15
alakulataban

Eddigi alakulataban az
Egyesiilt Allamok civilizacioja
iizleti jellegu. Az orszagot a
vallalkozasi kedv teremtette
meg es a nemzet a vilag tobbi
nepei koz0tt mem kerdjanak
csortetese, hanem sokkal in
kabb dollarjainak csengese
folytan emelkedett a vezet6
helyre. .r.+..e
Amerikanak kulonleges es
szinte egyediilallo tehetsege
leginkabb abban nyilvanult
meg, hogy iizletileg nagy lat
vanyossagokat tudtunk rem
dezni es kitiin0 eladoknak BIZ
zonyultunk.
E ket sajatsagbol alakultak
XII az amerikai uzleti modok a
maga jellegzetes formajukra
Az amerikai rendszeru hirde.
tesek es eladasi keszsegek re-
ven az amerikai standardokat
a legmagasabb fokra tudtuk
emelni, amin6ket valaha egy
nemzet elerhetett.
Elertiik AIT, hogy a tenyle.
ges szuksegen felil olyan ma
gasra srofoltuk fel az egesz
amerikai nemzetnek az elette
szemben tamasztott igenyeit
amt vi automobilok, vi ru
hak, vi radiok, vi jegszekre
nyek, stb. iranti szinte ehseg
szeru vagyunk mutat, hogy {
keves mar mem elegit XII ben
niinket.
Az amerikai iizlet ket huse
ges es kitiino cseledjenek, {
hirdeteseknek es az ugyes Ell
adasi modoknak segitsegeve
szinte csodalatosan fenyiizov'
vagy legalabb is pazarra tett'
eletiinket.
Joggal mondjuk tehat, hog.
a mi civilizacionk Uzleti jel
legu. Mines abban Sc sze
gyen, ha elismerjuk, hogy egy
ben ONO jellegu is. Letiink .
tulajdonjogra van alapozva
Hajto rugoja a haszon eleres
az uzleti haSzone.
Valosagos korforgo hinta
mi eletunk, amelyben Pal,
munkas rabirja Petert, az liz
letembert arra,c hogy csinal
tasson, gyartasson vele vals
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-15
LEBONTOTT HAZAK Matt
Macy A vAROS GONDJA

Macy gondot okoz a varosi
hatosagnak azon kb. 500 csa-
lad elhelyezese, arnelyeknek q
hazait az vi Housing Authority
epitkezesi terve szerint lie kell
bontani, hogy helyikbe egesz-
seges lakohazak eplljenek-
Eddig mar kozel 100 ilyen
egeszsegnek meg mem felel6
rozoga haz lett lebontva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-15
SOK PENZE VAN
A MEGYENEK

Lawrence county ugy latszik
anyagilag eleg jol all, inert a
megyei penztarnok jelentese
szcrint az elmult evben annyi
ado penz jott be, hogy most
azzal a gondolattaa foglalkoz-
max a megyei tisztvisel6k, mi
szerint az adot lie kellene szal-
litani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-15

ban tudjuk, hogy ezen a reven
mar harom ev alatt is ezer
millio dollarnal tobb penz van
megtakaritva, akkor mar tud-
juk, hogy a Morgenthau rend-
szernek mi a jelent6sege.
Attol lehetett felni, hogy a
kis betevoket jobban fogjak
erdekelni a nagyobb kamato-
zasu bondok, peldaul a gyarak
kotvenyei. Ez az aggodalom is
alaptalan volt. A nep AIT mond
ia a kis bondok fel6l, hogy
azok biztosabbak, mint bar
mely iparvallalat kotvenyei es
ha kisebb kamatot hoznak is
a penz soha mem veszhet el
benniik.
Kormanyzati szempontbol is
volt haszna a kis bondok XII
bocsatasanak. Azoknak tulaj-
donosai sokkal nagyobb erdek-
lodest mutatnak a kormanyzat
irant es aprankent megallapi-
tast nyert, hogy az az ember,
akinek ilyen kis bondjai van
max, mem marad tavol a sza-
vazasoktol, hanem modot ke-
res a kormanyzat ellen6rze-
sere.
Meg tobbet segitett az, hogy
ezeket a kis bondokat aprd
reszletekben is meg lehet va
sarolni. Az emberek hozzaszok-
tax ahhoz, hogy keresetiikb6l
minden heten megsporoljanak
valamit es ait ilyen bondokba
fektessek. Az egyik nagy vag6-
hid, az Armour and Company
m,lnkasai peldaul megegyeztek
abban, hogy beriikb6l a gyar
minden heten vonjon lie rs cen
tet es abb6l ilyen kis bondokat
vasaroljon az egyes emberek
reszere.
K0zeledik a nap, amikor
eek a Hs bondok a negyedik
evet kezdik meg es a penzlgy-
MINISTER azzal kapcsolatosan
egyetlen kijelentest tett::
- Tiz even beliil tizezer mil
li6 dollar lesz ezekbe d hs bon
dOkba fektetve.
Es gazdasagilag 6riasi el6-
nye lesz ez az orszagnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-15
SzIAMn TESTvEREK VISzONYA Van
AMUNKA IS A TOKE K0zOTT

! NIT es azutan Peter, az uzlet-
ember beszeli rea Palt, a |
munkast, ARA, hogy vegye
meg AIT, anait csinalt.
Nagyon otletes talalmany
ez es eddig meglehet6sen jol
szolgalt minket az egesz vi
lag bamulatara es irigysegere.
Csak most van vele bal, mikor
olyan okok Matt, amelyek
tulesnek ugy Peter, mint Pal
hataskoren, egyszerre meg
akadt a hinta korforgasa es
eletiink szinte megallott.
Mikor ilyen id6k kovetkez-
mex be, akkor Pal rendesen
gyorsan megehezik, Peter pc
dig AIT veszi eszre, hogy er6-
sen kopik a ruhaja. Els rem
desen ez az idopont az, ami
kor Pal, munkas elkezd fell
figyelni ARA, amt neki a ra-
dikalisok es f0leg a kommu-
nistak mondanak es aminek
a lenyege az, hogy Pal min
den bajanak, Peter az uzlet-
ember az Okla, inert Peter ma
gyon kapzsi es minden hasz-
not maga akar zsebre vagni.
De egyben ugyanekkor Pc
ter is >elkezd peldaul a fascis-
takra hallgatni, akik viszont
AIT probaljak neki bemeselni,
hogy minden bajanak Pal, a
munkas az Okla, aki a termeles
minden j0vedelmet a maga
reszere koveteli.
Mem gondol egyik Sc ARA,
hcgy Amerikat a tomeges ell
arusitas tette naggya es emel-
te olyan magasra az itteni
elet-felteteleket ugy, hogy
azokhoz kepest Europa vagy
Asia eletmodja koldusehoz
hasonlo. Mem gondol senkise
ARA, hogy Peternek, az iizlet-
embernek, sziiksege van Pal
max. munkaSnak vaSarl0
erejere es viszont Palnak, a
munkasnak szuksege van ARA
hogy fizetest kapjon Petertol.
1lyen koriilmenyek kozott
Peter es Pal mem is annyira
tarsak, mint inkabb osszenott
ikrek. Egyik Sc elheti tul a
masikat. Ami az egyiknek
art, az mem hasznal a mask
max.
Nagyon keves iizletember
; latia ezt be Amerikaban. Es
, meg kevesebb munkasvezer.
Es az a par torvenyhozo, aki
mar eszrevette ezt, meg mem
volt kepes ARA, hogy tobbi
torvenyhozo tarsait is ilyen
felfogasra ebressze. A legtobb
torvenyhozo meg oft tart,
hogy vagy Peternek, vagy
Palnak probal hizelegni es AIT
, hiszi, hogy ezzel minden rend-
ben van.
A kommunistak, akik eleve-
. nebbek es otletesebbek, mint
a torvenyhozok, nagyon jol
! tudjak, hogy Peter es Pal, az
iizletember es a munkas 0ssze-
. n5tt ikertestverek. Es nagyon
jol tudjak EFT a fascistak is.
De nekik emiatt mem kell
aggodjanak, mint nekiink.
Nagyon jol tudjak ugyanis
hogy a ket osszen6tt iker k0-
zil akarmelyiket kaparintjak
halojukba el6szor, a masiknak
. kovetni kell az els0t, inert
0ssze van move vele.
A joakaratu ember mem te-
het egyebet, minthogy ujra es
ujra reamutat ere a viszony-
, "a es ARA, hogy a ket 0ssze-
mott iker-testvert mem lehet
egymastol elvalasztani, inert
abbol okvetleniil katasztrofa
IeSZ.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-15
A SZABAD JATEKTEREKET
ES FuRD0KET LEZARTAK

Youngstown es k0rnyeki ja-
tektereket es fiird0ket mar le-
zartak. Campbell, O.-ban lev6
iatekteren a vezet6seg kijelen-
tese szerint naponta 275 see
mely fordult meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-15
CAMPBELL SAJAT
POSTAEPULETET KAP

Campbell, O.-ban nemsokara
elkezdik egy 70 ezer dollarOs
posta epulet megepiteset. Az
epiilet az Eleventh utcahoz k0-
Eel ESQ Robinson uton leSZ.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-15
A ks RONDOK
u KORSzAKA

AAoAO1I CIV ClOtt, lluhO4 hAliC-
rika mar a javulas utjan volt
es minden jel ARA mutatott,
hogy a depressziobol XII fogunk
verg6dni, Henry Morgenthau,
a szovetsegi penziigyminiszter
azzal a regi gondolataval allott
el6, hogy rendszeres takarekos-
sagra fogja tanitani az Egye-
silt Allamok lakossagat. Meg
mondta at is, hogy ext ege-
szen kis szovetsegi takarek
kotvenyek kibocsatasa utjan
fogja elerni. Jelezte, hogy ezek
a kis bondok hamarosan igen
nepszeruek lesznek es nagy
mennyisegben keriilnek forga-
lomba.
A gondolat vi volt es valo-
saggal trefat csinaltak belole.
Foleg AIT emlegettek:
"A nepnek ma ennivalora
sincs penze, nemhogy penzt
sporoljon.
A gunyolodas dacara Nor
genthau megprobalkozott a kis
szovetsegi takarek k0tvenyek
kibocsatasaval akkent, hogy
azokat a postahivatalok aru-
sitjak.
A kis bondok Is, so, 100,
500 es 1000 dollarrol szolanak,
de mem kell ertlk ennyit fl
zetni annak, aki azokat meg
vasarolja. As Is sdollaros bond
| peldaul 18 dollar rs centert
kaphato a postahivatalokban,
de aki 10 evig tartja az ilyen
bondot, az a teljes neverteket,
azaz Is dollart kap vissza er-
tiik tiz ev multan, inert eek
a kotvenyek kamatoznak es
kamatos kamatot is hoznak,
tehat az ertekiik nOvekszik
TE ev mulva a kotveny csak-
mem egy harmadaval erteke-
sebb, mint amit a vev6 ertuk
fizetett.
Igaz, hogy eek a kis bondok
csak 2.9%-os kamatot hajta-
max, de ezzel a nep mem sokat
torodott. Az elso pillanattol
kezdve megkedvelte ezeket q
kis bondokat es ma azok a leg.
nepszerubb penztakaritasi esq
kozok Amerikaban. Mellekeser
pedig ahhoz segitettek az al.
lampenztart, hogy allandoar
legyen penze es ne szoruljon
ujabb es ujabb nyilvanos kol'
csOnokre.
A koztudatba ma mar telje-
sen atment az, hogy ezeknel
iobb es biztosabb befektetes
nincs, inert a kis bondok mo-
gott oft all az Egyesult ALA.
mok minden gazdagsaga. Koz.
tudatba ment az is, hogy mem
kell a tiz evet kivarni, hs
valakinek penzre van sziksege
Egyszeruen elmegy a postars
es visszakeri a penzet, amt g
kozbees6 kamatokkal meg is
kap.
Harom ev alatt odajutottunl
hogy ma mar 2senkise biral.
gatja ezeket a kis bondokat
hanem mindenki meg var
nyugodva benne, hogy azol
k0zkeletiiek lettek. A Roosevelt
kormanyzatnak eek a kis bon
dok a legnagyobb sikere, inert
ezek tanitottak meg a kis EN-
bereket ARA, hogy milyen mo.
don takarekosko odhatnak, mi
kor van mib6l. Eek tanitottal
meg a nepet ARA, hogy nj
tartson a zsebeben huSz dol
lart, inert akkor elk0lti, hanen
menjen ell vele a postara es
takaritsa meg olyan idokre q
keszpenzt, amikor ARA iger
Macy szuksege lehet.
i A postahivatalok ma mar re
geket meselnek arrol, hogy
milyen hasznos a kis bond
Olyan emberek, akiknek axe.
lott soha egy cent megtakari
tott penziik mem volt, ma sza.
zakkal rendelkeznek es arra
jobban vigyaznak, mint BARN.
masra.
-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-15
A GYASZOL0 CSALAD.

0zvegye: Bodolai Istvanne, skill Schultz
Maria Q7O3 Midland Ave) Is gyermekei:
Istvan Is Maria. N6vere: Brigitta, varga
Mikl6sne IS csaladja, az 0hazaban. Ap6sa:
Schultz J6zsef. S6gora es s6g0rn6i: Schultz
Sander es csaladja; 0zv. Szekely Karolyn6
Is csaladja, Boncz Janosne Is csaladja. Ke-
resztkomai Dudai J6zsef Is csaladja, varga
Gyula Is cs. Is 0zv. Deak Ferencn9 Is cs.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
Trans.Lux Showing
March of Time

THE latest issue Of THE March of
Time" subtitled. Men of Medi-
cine: 1885, is being shown this week
at the Trans-Lux. This is the ably
presented story of medical practice
in the United States today, Of the
conflict between those doctors who
hold fast to the principle of individual
practice and the proponents of So
cialized medicine. The entire release
is devoted to one subject, and the
subject deserves such attention. All
angles Of the question are touched
upon in this Illuminating exposition.
The newsreel men had much to
occupy the attentions of their lenses
on home soil during the past week.
Among the items pictured are the
Roosevelt-Clark wedding, Joe Louis
after the fight, the espionage round
up. Lawrin winning at Hollywood
Park, the Montana train wreck. Presi-
dent Roosevelt arriving at Pough-
keepsie. the Princeton track meet,
start Of the Newport Bermuda yacht
race, the Maine herring run. the re-
turn of Interior Secretary Ickes and
bride. Abroad the cameras have been
on hand at the trooping of the colors
in England, the modelling of bathing
suits in Paris. demonstration OF a
new water wheel sport in Switzerland
Orphans Picnic" Is fair Disney
cartoon, and the Paramount Pictorial
takes one through telescope to the
moon and to visit fellow who is ex-
pert at that old parlor sport of flash
ing shadow characters on a screen.
c. A. M.
Evening star., 1938-06-25

looking twosome at the Brown Derby.
Not even Mrs. Fred's bright red
chapeau can dispel the gloom At
the adjoining booth, Old-T1me Actress
Anita Stewart, now . golden blond,
flashing that dazzling smile of hers.
At the Turf Club in Hollywood
Park Irene Dunno, very smart
in dark blue dress, white jacket,
tucks the straggly ends of her hair
under her blue hat. The other hand
twirls a rabbits foot (yes, for luck) /.
Irene eats four spoonfuls of ice cream
before Demon Photographer Hymie
Fink gets the right angle Ruby
Keeler is supposed to drape the floral
horseshoe around the neck OF the
winning horse. but, at the last min
ute, develops horse fright George
Raft spends the afternoon in his
box, where he can see-and be seen
:. Janet Gaynor rushes' into 4 box
that contains Gene Raymond and
violently kisses dark-haired gentle
man (not Tyrone Power) .. William
Powell. at q table far away from
the glitter and the celebrities, quietly
Evening star., 1938-06-25
yellow Jack Enters
ThirdLOcal Week.

YELLOW JACK" the drama of
mans conquest over yellow fever
which recently played two handsome
weeks at the Palace, returned yes
terday for third at Loew's Columbia.
Introducing Robert Montgomery in a
role that is a welcome revelation of
his talent to be something more than
q sophisticated comic, the picture is
one that deserves place in the
shouldn't-be- missed catagory.
That it is not precisely the same
as the grim stage version of Sidney
Howard's work does not rob it of
highly impressive merit. The chief
changes. which were wrought to Mr..
Howard himself, have to do with the
addition of faint but not obtrusive
love story and the injection of a bit
more, and somewhat unnecessary,
comedy. Where the later is handled
by Sam Levine, newly recruited from
the stage to play the part of the de-
spairful Communist, it Is all to the
good. Andy Devine is less happily
burdened with laughter material.
Montgomery's performance, that of
Lewis Stone as Walter Reed, of Miss
Virginia Bruce as the idealistic nurse,
and those of several others are con-
siderably above the average.
yellow Jack" merits attention.
j. G.
Evening star., 1938-06-25

term winch usually means q MIN will
neither kill you nor repay you over
much for the time spent upon it.
At least that Is what it means in
the case Of Three Blind Mice" It
Is all done up In those sleek trappines
usually provided by Twentieth Cen
tury-Fox, with sets that are neither
too neat nor too gaudy, photographed
handsomely and played in the proper
light-hearted manner by Loretta
Young. David Niven, Joel McCrea,
Binnie Barnes, Marjorie Weaver and
some other people. And if you have
nothing better to do than pass the
time watching Miss Young skip
through one of her light romances
with Mr.. McCrea, while the two of
them take lesson in screen comport-
ment from Mr.. Niven, don't let our
indifference keep you away.
Three Blind Mice Is based upon
the premise that it is as easy to fall
in love with rich man as a Door man.
q theory which is voiced early by Miss
Young, she then devoting the rest OF
the time to proving and disproving it
We're still not sure which she did
1t is all rather involved, but the gist
Of it is that Miss Young, while playing
at being . fortune-hunte falls pref
tily in love with the scion of an old,
old family. You'd never guess. would
you. that lad turns out also to be q
fortune-hunter Of sorts, therebv Great
ing cinema situation almost startling
in its novelty. Uh, huh;
That first paragraph back there /,
not quite right, however. There are
some praiseworthy things about Three
Blind Mice" including Mr.. Niven's
smooth and good-humored PLAYING
and Miss Barnes portrayal of a daft
maiden who wants a man. anv man
The picture also has three, maybe
four, good lines.
HE Capitols stage bill has, not one
but "a stars, the double-dozen
stellar attractions being Chester Hale's
handsome and talented Texas Comets
held over for a second week. The
routlnes the laSsies do are more sim
pie than tricky and they are performed
with the utmost skill and an ease
which makes them look simpler thar
they are. And Mr.. Hale has a knacl
for varying the old standard chorus
formations just enough to make them
look like something extremely novel
This week you will find the Comets
doing q precision tap routine, thei,
famed fan dance and a military mum.
Der. and doing them all with that
hnesse which marks the group as one
OF the more polished ballets in the
business. It's the only line seen abou,
here lately. at any rate, that works
together well enough to give you tina,
same bang you get when those &c
Rockettes swing into line on the Radio
City Music Hall stage.
Other acts are Ann Greenway, who