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Evening star., 1939-04-27

sessions or recess drew criticism
from the Committee on Cooperation
Of Press, Bar and Radio.
so long as the sentiment of the
American Bar Association remains
as set forth your committee is
not OF disposition to propose any
further cooperative moves" the
group reported through its chair
man, Paul Bellamy of the Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Kenneth Collins, assistant to the
general manager of the New York
Times, told the National Newspaper
Promotion Association that the press
was getting less of the readers at
tention and fewer advertising dollars
because Of failure to dramatize its
own Importance.
Collins recommended establish
ment of Laboratory of ideas" by
the newspaper industry to present
more effectively to the public its
indispensable function in dissem-
mating news.
Urges Laboratory Of Ideas"
Mrs. Ogden Reid, vice president
of the New York Herald Tribune,
said newspapers had not utilized
retail and classified advertising to
sell national copy. She added that
newspapers do great deal of
preaching about promotion, but very
inadequate practicing"
She suggested a Laboratory of
ideas" in each newspaper shop to
study changing conditions and aid
the editorial department in pro-
ducing papers fitting the modern
spirit.
The resignation of Lincoln B. Pal
mer on July l as general manager
OF the association was announced
at the meeting. Palmer, who re-
signed because of i'll health after "a
years as A. N P A. manager, will
remain with the organization in an
advisory capacity.
Cranston Williams of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, the son and grandson
OF newspapermen, was named to
succeed Mr.. Palmer. Mr.. Will
liams has been secretary of the
Southern Newspaper Publishers
Association for the past Is years.
Evening star., 1939-04-27
New Daytime Flight
To Coast Announced

A new through daytime flight
from Washington to California and
increased service between WASH
ington and New York over Ameri-
can Airlines will go into effect May
/, Herbert D. Ford, local sales man.
ager, announced yesterday.
The new flight, the Plainsman,
will leave Washington at $40 am.
daily, arriving in Los Angeles at
1929 am. Twenty-one passenger
flagships will be used, as on the
skysleeper service, the Southerner,
leaving Washington at 1l:45 am.
Flight II, which now leaves here
for Texas at IL noon, will be
changed to leave at 2:10 p.m., pro-
viding service to Bristol, Knoxville,
Nashville, Memphis. Little Rock,
Dallas and Fort Worth, with con-
nections to Jackson and New Or
leans.
Americans service to New York
will be increased to five flights
daily, leaving here at sos and 1922
am. and 2:50, $50 and 1920 pm.
Evening star., 1939-04-27
Mrs. Roosevelt Warns
Woman Voters
To Guard Liberties
Presidents Wife
Is Introduced by
Mrs. Robert Taft

The National League of Women
Voters had before them today a
warning from Mrs. Franklin D.
Roosevelt against a feeling that
liberty is assured and a plea for a
realization of individual RESPONSE
bility as the "all important thing
IN the preservation of democracy.
The Presidents wife spoke last
night with Judge Florence E. Allen
and Mrs. Louise Leonard Wright,
chairman of foreign policy of the
league, at dinner meeting devoted
to discussion of The Liberty We
Prize" The only open session of
the leagues biennial council con-
vening at the Washington Hotel the
evening program was presided over
by Mrs. Robert A. Taft, wife of the
Senator from Ohio, after Miss Mar
'guerite M. Wells, league president,
had spoken briefly.
Sessions of the council this morn
Ing were devoted to organization
business with reports from Miss
Wells and Mrs. Walter Fisher. treas
urer. Pointers From the Press"
were to be given this afternoon by
Miss Kathleen Mclaughlin of the
New York Times. Charles G. Ross
OF the st. Louis Post Dispatch and
Ernest K. Lindley of the Washing
ton Post.
Warns Women to Guard Rights.
: Appealing for liberty that ex-
tends to everybody and not just to
certain individuals, Mrs. Roosevelt
urged the women to guard their
liberty and TO make sure that they
don't lose what they now have. Re-
ferring to tendencies to restrict
women in certain parts of the world
she warned against a feeling that
our liberty is assured and nothing
can curtail it." When w. P. A. rolls
are cut, she reminded them, it's
the women who are dropped with
the argument that men are the
heads of the families and presum-
ably supporting the women.
But appeals from women to me
often say, I'm the breadWinner in
my family" she continued.
Mrs Wright extended Mrs. Roose-
velt's appeal for individual respon-
sibility toward democracy to a plea
for sense of world citizenship
1t is becoming more apparent
daily. she contended that the po-
. litical principles and practices of
other nations are having an impact
upon the vital interests of this Ma
ton.
See DictatorshipS Bred.
ut seems to us in the league that
1t is impossible to have peace in
the United States without peace
throughout the world she declared.
Dictatorship breeds dictatorship"
she said later. because centraliza-
ton. totalitarianiSM. suppression of
liberty and humanitarian consid-
erations are necessary for defense"
Contending that wars don't lust
happen but are predictable and
preventable. she continued: 1T is
not necessary to adopt the prevalent
defeatlsm, the most dangerous
ism on the international scene"
Declaring that this freedom that
we prize has its roots in the Con-
stitution," Judge Allen asserted that
the Constitution provisions giving
the war power to Congress and the
treaty-making power. not to the
President alone, but also to the
Evening star., 1939-04-27
Wants Indiun Statue
To Be Demolished
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
Congress was asked yesterday by
Representative Burdick, Republican,
Of North Dakota to order the ia
nous Indian statue near the east
entrance to the Capitol removed,
ground into dust and scattered to
the four winds"
The statue depicts an Indian try
ing to tomahawk a white woman
and her child. 1t has stood at the
entrance for almost century and
Representative Burdick said in a
resolution it lis a constant reminder
OF lll-Will toward the American In
dian"
Evening star., 1939-04-27
Presidents Mail Ballot
'EosiIy Identified
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
GREENVILLE. Ga, April 81
County Ordinary Elsie O,Neal didn't
have to do any identity checking
when she received a mail ballot in
recent land owners referendum
on establishing a Pine Mountain
soil conservation district.
The ballot bore the notation, I
own about 1000 acres of land in
Meriwether and Harris Counties. :"
and was signed, Franklin D. Roose-
velt."
Evening star., 1939-04-27

NL" 1OnN.-AIT TOlN NENI
-Cranston Williams, secre-
tary-manager of the South
ern Newspaper Publishers As
sociation, whose appointment
to be general manager of the
American Newspaper Publish
ers' Association was an
nOunced at the convention
meeting of the A. N. P. A.
here. He succeeds Lincoln B.
Palmer, who has retired from
the office because of i'll health
after IS years of service.
Wide World Photo.
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Alexander N eusky'
Nou, at Lakewood

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yssr. a. ps~p&r.sianA Never -.
fore ha. such terrific saspenr
l-en built snio = rletars ~ IN In
scene. leading 40 10 the mens-
mental battle "a ths lee t~t~s<n
Tsasonlo knight. and ltssesssa wsr-
riofs II 10 an sssounsshin9 spec
ssels ~ medieval days.
Ths cast 10 headed by Ntkalsl
chsrsassov. AZ Alexander Nessky.
Prince Of NovKsfsa. ara ~ the
greatest heroes a Russian histnsy.
BE IL wen known for hir appear
ance In baltic Deputy" There
win be two performances each. to-
night and tomorrow. II J and .
O'Clock. Lakewood bsssss leave GA
Continental Nights a. ga and
$50 from depot al sth and Pa
eific.
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Teaming Anna bella, French-oorn
Continental star. with Robert
Young in this screen duos first
screen venture together, Bridal
suite" comes to the Temple screen
today.
Announced as an hilarious com
edy romance. this picture Is said
10 give full scope 10 the talents
OF both cinema stars. Annsbella,
It viii be recalled, rose to Europ-
can fame under the direction OF
Rene Clair. was teamed with
Charles Boyer IN "Barosroie
glamour" and wings of. the
Morning" and has been seen on
the American screen In The
Baroness and the Butler ana
.suez." For Robert Young the
picture represents brisk ana
merry entry into a familiar ehsr-
acterization, following his triumph
IN a dual role in Honolulu"
Among the hilarious EPISODES
which are said 10 highlight the
production are the explosion OF
water heater as Connolly is about
10 take a bath. the mental exam
ination of Young by Connolly
Annabellas too-willing response to
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ADM. LEAHY Is NOW
HEAD OF PUERTO RICO

SAN JUAN, r. II. Admiral
William d. Leahy. former U. 3.
chief Of naval operations. assumed
the goyernorship Of Puerto Rico
late Monday and pledged himself
to the Improvement Of the oppor-
tunities and condition Of all the
people of Puerto Rico"
Leahy delivered his inaugural
address from the capitol steps. He
said he was not affiliated with any
political groups here and would
seek the counsel of leaders OF all
groups.
Leahy's address apparently WAS
designed to ease local fears that,
as a naval expert, he had come
here TO develop "a Caribbean Gil
braltar."
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MIU n VANCOUVER
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Signs For Role
AsGreatLover

Jack Benny. who has been cast
with such lovely leading ladies
as Gan Patrick and Joan Ben
nett. end who has Dorothy La
mour as his romantic co-star IN
the new Paramount comedy with
music, Man About Town." play
ing at the Beverly theater, is not
satisfied He wants to be great
lover a Ia Casanova, Lord Byron,
ct al. In ardent mood. he express
ed his sentiments during the film-
ing of the picture.
when Producer Arthur Horn
blow. Jr. and Director Mark Sand
rich told me the title Of my new
picture was TO be Man About
Town. / said to myself. Boy, some
title. Here's where Benny plays
a gay dog. Here's where Benny
gets a chance To out-Barrymore
Barrymore. Dorothy Lamourl Bin
ME Barnes, Betty Cradle! Isabel
Jeans! What comedian couldn't
be a great lover? p
AS it turns out, Miss Lamour il
the girl I'm really in love with IN
the picture. So they bring in Phil
Harris to make love to her ana
take the play right away from me.
Honestly, that guy gets In my hair .
And the way the story goes II
isn't my fault at all that I'm made
to appear as playing the gay
Lothario with Miss Barnes ana
Miss Jeans. They frame me-but
beautifully-to make their nus
bands jealous. And have to bride
Betty Cradle to pose as my fiancee
and get me out of a jam; which
is how get to kiss her.
But there's ons satisfaction.
I'm not going to tell you the story.
Just this land what. a salts
factionD: / do get the girl Or
she gets me. Depending which
way you look at it. You see, she
knows I've been in love with her
all the time-Dorothy I mean
and er / get -. or she
realizes finally that :. well, any
way, everything turns out all
right, for once
And Is that Harris face red"
On the same bill viii be seen
''Undercoyer Doctor" with Lloyd
Nolan. -~
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NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL rNeATgRS

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RETURN SHOWING
BIvEhLy---jack Bsnny and
Dorothy Lamonr In Man About
Town" also Lloyd Nolan and
Janice Logan Ia "underooser
Doctor
C0NNuNITy--MArthaH Ays
ana Boo Hope In Never Say
DIE" also Michael Whalen and
.jesn Rogers In Inside story"
KAY sTRgET-Bob Hops and
Martha Rays In "Sev1 Hay
Die" also Akin Iaxniroff and
Anna May Wong In King Of
Chinatown"
PAHk-Edward q. Robinson
and Francis Iederer In Con-
fesslons Of \ Nazi bpy."
PRoCToR--Florenoe Rice and
Alan Marshall In -Four oirls
In White" also ocorse RAT
and Elien Drew In Tho Lady's
Prom Kentucky"
REx--Edvard q. RobinAon and
Francis LcdaGer In Comics
aiona Of a Mai Soy" also Polly
Moran and Alison Skipsorth
In Ladies' In Distress"
HHALAHT--1'yrone Power ana
Alice Faye and Al Joison in
Rose Of washington Square"
sHELI>-''Under Western stars"
Outside Of Paradise" and
-Titans OF ths Deep"
suNsET--Myrna Loy and hob
ert Taylor In Lucky Night"
Also Dsnnis o'Ksefe In The
Kid Prom Texas"
TgMPLE--Rob9t Young and
Annabeila In Bridal Suite
also Peter LORE In M. Motto
on Danger Island"
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For the first time In film his
tory, one Of the Federal Bureau of
Prisons most potent forces in
making better men Of their prison
ers Is shown on the screen. An
authentic reproduction Of the
United States Industrial Reforma-
tory at chillicothe, Ohio, Is shown
In the powerful new prison drama,
They All Come Out now at the
Roxy theater. The Chillicothe in
stitution, a former army camp,
houses ths younger federal pris-
oners transferred from Atlanta,
Leayenworth and McNeils Island.
There is no wall around the place
and trusted prisoners are housed
In dormitories rather than In cells.
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Here's One Prison Which Has
No Escape-Preventins Barriers

jacques Tourneur directed with
Rita johnson heading the cast and
Tom Neal as the youthful prisoner
who goes to Chiilicothe, in the
leading male role.
Lady of the Tropics" co-starT-
ing Robert Taylor and Hedy La
MARI, shares the screen.
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Bridal Suit" "Mr. Motto On
Dancer Island" Temple Features

Young's love-making. the search
for Annabella and Connolly IN the
Alpine SHOWS. their accidental res
cue by Young. connolly's hand
overland escape across the yawn-
ing abyss. and the fight and riot
which Young precipitstes on board
ship and which puts halt to his
wedding for n second time.
Also on the new bin Is Mr.
Motto on Danger Island"
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a Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
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and started production Of Northwest Mounted Police
Ready TO Jump
Iitsrv rrosag from Pars 10 Near York tie BRITISH
\ Eayress as aescrbed EDDY o. Maroarit Msssr Paris
ocress said she obliged 70 share sHgs starFoom
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Bob Gets Hifched!
Actor Bob Steele hero of western films disclosed
TODAY that he married last week 10 Virginia Nash Iaem
of Los Angeles lie gave his age 80 and his bride -
steele who been acting in westerns for dozen years
currently is PLAYING in Lewis Mesones 0f Mice and Men,
Gire Neusbogs Look!
Samuel GoEduyn's Real Glory the morie which caused
International poations the Philippine government
protested portrayed the Philippine soldiers as eodrd
- boI, r be prereued before the press tonight before
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Gre Nersbogs a Look!

Samuel GoIdirvns "Ked boFV fHs MoVIt HHF'H ou"s'u
nroesffd n poyfroped the Philippine soldiers eowdrdy
ia battle ac be prereued before the press tonight before
beng released nationally.
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Bob Gets Hifchedi

Actor Bob Steele. hero OF many western Iims atssfs
TO-DAY that he was married week 10 Virginia Nash Tat
of los Angeles He gave his age So and his bride -
Steele who has been acting in westerns for dozen ses
currently is playing in Lewis Miestones Of Mice and We
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Ready 10 Jump!

Jlfftrp erotslag FTo8i Farls 70 W. 4
y. ). Empress seas described EDDY ~ Mar
aefrfss. eho said she sess obliged 70 share I
With fwo osher acomsN.
The kbip tras horribly orsreroefes, :
,aid. "and passengers literally slept and I
bsRs Uhen re heard the Athena had be
ofnaid OF ths woFsf srerg moment.
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Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-06
I'd. Mccall Enters
Race for District
Director Here

T. d. Mccall of Imperial was the
third candidate Friday to enter the
race for director of the Imperia,
Irrigation district in division two
The election will be Feb l.
Mccall in his statement OF candi-
dacy said;
7 am convinced beyond chango
that $4,000 families living on forty
acre, tax exempt farms. is a finer
picture than 1899 farm owners. as
now. producing values for $1,000
people to live on. with 275S renters
helping in production-and destruc-
ton. The way 10 stop taking homes
from folks is to discontinue In.
practice. And then find ways how
not to again do so. L can be
done"
Mccall pointed out that he is
one of the few original pioneers
who still farm the land they filed
on. His own filing. he said. Was
in 1902
IF there is anything about cur
water system I do not know. it is
probably too nimportant to re.
member, he concluded.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-06
Oil Contract of
County Clarified
For School Areas

In ease county school districts
wish TO purchase gasoline ON the
same contract as the county, they
must comply with all terms on the
contract. classification of the agree
ment disclosed Friday.
The present agreement provides
that fuel will be delivered by the
Carter Hunter Oil company at a
price schedule of u "a cents a gal
lon for third structure gasoline,
1914 for second and Is IA for
first, providing a minimum OF 3l00
gallons is taken at single de-
livery. In case less than the mini
mum is ordered a price of l Ia
cent a gallon more Will prevail,
William Martin of the oil company
explained.
Therefore. in order to obtain the
lower price schedule, each school.
district would have to order 3lOO
gallons or more at time. II not.
the district would be charged l IA
cents a gallon more. The fact that
the county had ordered more than
the minimum would have no bear
inig on the case. Martin explained.