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Evening star., 1939-04-02
Cherry Blossoms
Al Kenwood Now
In Full Bloom
Special Police Assigned
To Direct Thrones
At Unique Scene

A decade ago, two architectural
engineers, Donal Chamberlin and
Edgar s. Kennedy, stoop atop a
pine-studded hillock about 2 miles
west of Chevy Chase. Surveying
their newly acquired 200-acre do
main, they plotted a revolution in
suburban development.
The plot, now realized, is the COM
munity of Kenwood; the revolution,
the 1000 cherry trees, whose blos-
SONS line Kenwood's 3 miles of road
ways. So successful were both that
a special detachment Of police has
been assigned to handle the crowds
of motorists who today will visit
Kenwood, a scene unique in Ameri-
can suburban residential COM
munitieS.
Fame Has Spread.
The fame of Kenwood's cherry
blossoms has spread far. Automo-
biles wearing New York, Massachu-
sets and Pennsylvania tags are fire.
quently seen driving slowly through
its streets The White House auto
mobiles, bearing the President with
some guest, or Mrs Roosevelt with
a friend, are no strangers to Ken
wood, according to Mr.. Chamberlln.
Kenwood's cherry blooms grew
from cuttings off the famed trees
around Washington's Tidal Basin.
The trees have been planted on both
sides of the streets at 50-foot in
tervals. When mature they will be
some 80 to 40 feet high, with approx
imately the same spread. Mr.. Cham
berlin said. He hopes that these at
maturity will ultimately form nat
ural archway over the roads.
While Mr.. Chamberlin and Mr..
Kennedy have no Tidal Basin for a
background for their cherry blooms,
they are quite satisfied with that
provided by the beautiful homes in
Kenwood. What is more, they be-
lieve their idea is practical dem
onstration of what may be done
with cherry blossoms In landscape
architecture. Government experts,
Mr.. Chamberlin said, have told him
that KenWoods cherry trees are one
of the finest and healthiest groups
In the country.
Plan Festival Next Year.
Next year, Kenwood plans to hold
It's own cherry blossom festival,
Mr.. Chamberlin says. The resi-
dents will play co-hosts with him
and Mr.. Kennedy to the multitudes
of visitors who are expected to
attend.
Two years ago, according to a
count, some 80 400 cars visited Ken
wood on one Sunday alone In
recognition of Kenwoods beauty
and benefit to the community the
Bethesda Chamber of Commerce
awarded the community its Oliver
Owen Kuhn Trophy.
If the public wants these inno-
vations, it should demand them from
suburban developers, Mr.. Chamber
lin said. 1T would help tremen-
dously in adding to the reputation
washington already mas 1or Delng
one of the worlds most beautiful
cities"
At present Kenwood is sponsoring
its third annual cherry blossom
Photographic contest, open to all
amateur photographers In Washing
ton and the vicinity. Prizes will be
awarded for the best shots OF
Kenwoods cherry blooms. Judges
include Commissioner Melvin G.
Hazen, j. D. Sears, president of the
KenWood Citizens Association; j. A.
Overholt, president of the Bethesda
Chamber of Commerce; B. A. Hew-
ms, manager of the Eastman Kodak
Stores of Washington: Earl Heap,
picture editor of The Star, and
Arthur Ellis of the Washington
Post.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29
Gieli o Star
Atlakewood

An Italian tenor. ~ well kne~r
here 40 In Europe. 10 the star ~
CONTINENTAL Nights" newest mn.
steal romance Ny Heart D~lonss
90 You tpir xshcsrt msln nsrsi.
which has h~en seeufrd ny ias
oaidner for iss premiere on Mem.
orial day.
hsmismlna t.lkii. acclaimed The
worlds greatest tenae stnce cssusn,
plays the rule II an opera singer
Who 10 vseatlenlnr near . vsii4rs
~ tho Italian Champagne. where Ne
IL "dssenvsfedH ny an swnnlcus
newspaper wnmsn
The ftim. comedy. IL . nee
twist ~ the old thrns ~ tsminr
tho shf~w. With the tenor fighting
the girl's attempts To dnmsn~ts
him.
Pretty carla Rust. recently seen
in the skt film Love Letters frem
st. Marits" plays opposite 0luiL
who sings the immortal works ~
brahms. GrIsK. Fietaw. achuusft,
itossini and Verdi
My Heart Belongs 10 You IL .
carmine Gallon. production, filmed
In italy. and has German dialogue
with Ensilsh supeFtmp.ssd tifiss.
!, viii be presented nsst Tuesday
and "Wednesday At the Lakewood
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29
Famed Ranch Seen
In Going Places"

One Of the worlds leading race
horse breeding farms MAKES ia
motion picture debut In Going
Places" the Warner Bros. farce
featuring Dick Powell and Anita
Louise which comes Sunday 10 the
Shell theatsr
II Il the famed CanejO ranch.
10000 acre estate Of the Janns fam.
lily and = heated in the California
foothills some 20 miles north II
Hollywood. In The picture. Il ia
seen ss a Maryland breeding farm,
Among The i0i blue. bloodsd thor.
oughbreJE On The estate are Ton
kow. boxtbofn. Special Agent
Nalshapuf and other makers Of turf
history. And. matching he eAllber
Of the stock equipment ~ the rnnch
ia ~ eafaplsts and modern "a any
70 be found N the world.
Stock. stables and practice track
u the estate ali we're employed 10
give authentic background ana at
mosphefe for Going Places. " which
reaches It's acton climax in q thrill.
lns stseplsehase race in which Dick
Powell rides the rnuslc-snad horss.
sJsePefs cfsepers.p 20 victory.
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pOndered the strange experience he had
"hen 1lllng an engagement there.
Among the to this one
when boy coming 81 don't think
he is coming in an institution for the
and he Is not improving"
AT the close Of the performance the
Jay to to his office Calvin
Coolidge expresdent of the United States.
II don't believe in what doing a
OIL IT. said the ex-presdent but would
questions you answered tonight boy the
insane asylum. May it," Coolidge
Certainly" said manager he sent for the howl
formance -
After search in the question handed
10 Coolidge. 1t read When IS coming home
How did you in institution? ?" asked Coolidge
why do you ?" inquired Jay.
becduse sad the Tpresdent Of the United States mo
one 6nocS the boy IS IN the insane asylum but his family
myself am their attorney and on mn enda
non mat nc 1Cds placed IN institttiOnP
An invitation to chat while with him was followed by
the statement talk about anything but death don't talk
ABOUT death said Calvin and six months later he had
passed
And find ourselves right back where we started
with the exception of the fact that there question Jaw
Clarke can't answer and that is how did he get that way
he hlmse doesn't know he Just says what into
his mind good or bad favorable unfavorable He is
not fortune teller and gives quarter hypnosm or
other so-caled mystic rackets
We're you to gis aOh him did yesterday you aoould
una nm most charming personality sincere, modest
mentally brilliant good looking, and altogether fine
chap Mrs Clarke accompanies him achereuer he goes
Oh. yes! / asked Jay question:
when Is the boss going to give raise?" inquired
my boyish countenance ablaze with expectation.
But there Just a look of sadness
fals he turned his back and walked away thought
even heard sob escape his lips but I'm not sure
Submarine Pictures Here!
NeWsree photographs of the submarine disaster
and the heroic hch followed ao shon todau for
the first time at the Music Boz and Blue Mouse heaters
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29
Boarding House
Reach" in Again

The boarding house reach"
now frowned upon in the best --
and even ccond-best society
was considered perfectly good
for in the England Of 1900 or
Whereabouts.
This fact Was uncovered by
20th ceutury-Fox research experts
during the filming Of Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle's The Hound Of the
Baskeryilles." in which Richard
Greene. Basil Rathbone and Wen
dy Barrie are currently appear
ing Al the Blue Mouse iheater.
They found that the business ~
extending a long arm past your
dinner table companions in order
10 reach relished dish drew no
frowns during this period.
As result. the brilliant cast
assembled to bring the immortal
Sherlock Holmes story 10 the
screen did their best 10 forget
their table manners. Kathb0ne.
who portrays the great ncti0nal
detective. established himself az
the man with the longess reach.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29
Ayres Plays Real
Life Role in Film

Lew Ayres, appearing opposite
jeanette Macdonald in her new
starring picture, Broadway Sere-
made" now at the Roxy theater.
plays a real life role in the pro-
duetion.
Ayres, classed as a promising
young American composer, has
written several outstanding piano
compositions and looks upon COM
posing as his favorite hobby.
The actor has a musical heritage
from both his father and his
grandmother. His father was a
member OF the Minneapolis Sym
phony orchestra and his grand
mother was formerly a concert
pianist. Young Ayres was given
instruction in playing the piano
at such an early age that he
can't remember when he wasn't
perched on a bench before the
nstrumen performing for
guests who called upon his parents.
Broadway Serenade." produced
by Robert z. Leonard. has cast
including. in addition TO Miss Mac
Donald and Ayres. such fsvorites
as Frank Morgan. Ian Hunter.
Rita johnson and Virginia Grey
and Franklin Pangborn.
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Entire Cast
In Workout

Although Tony Martin and Kane
Richmond are the only prominent
members of the cast required to
demonstrate their fistic prowess,
Ill the other male principals ap-
learing in goth Century-Fox's
Winner Take ALL" Music Box at
raction. went into rigorous train
ng with them.
Henry Armetta, who is seen in
he familiar and popular role of
Papa Gambini, claimed that his
,amily registered complaints about
lis increasing girth and he felt that
,unching a bag was less painful
han dieting.
Slim Summerville's reason is
',imilar to Armetta's-"It's a ques-
Jon Of either parting with a few
ounds of avoirdupois, or changing
Ky first name" Slim sighed
|, Young Johnnie Pironne, Jr., the
.'ambini son, was trying to build
eimself up so that he could talk
xack to the neighborhood boss"
Martin. who is featured with
loria Stuart in Winner Take
I'll" was in training for four
feeks for his role as a prizefight-
=. Jackie Fields, former welter-
eight champion, put Tony through
I is PAGES.
r Otto Brewer directed Winner
AXE AL" with Jerry Hoffman as
i;sociste producer. Frances Hy-
nd and Albert Ray wrote the
Fsreen play from an original story
! Jerry Cady.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29
Tavelve>ROOm Set Scene of
Big Fight in Texas Pioneers

Two scenes ususuai 10 the aver.
sge western action film are fea.
lures Of columbis's Lone Star
Pioneers" which stars Bill Elliott
At tho Riviera theater. Dorothy
CULVER play. the romantic inter-
est In the new outdoor adventure
film.
An entire stage was needed TO
house the huge hideou, hssdqnar-
tern Of the vicious guerilla" gang
which Elliott, as q United States
marshal. succeeds IN bringing TO
justice.
During one pan" scene. ~
they call them In Hollywood. the
camera follows Elliott through N
rooms Of the building In one con.
unuous scene. First, a. he makes
an inspection tour. and later. when
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29
Movie Actor
/ ried EN- An

F~s versatility ~ seeompItnbvs
msnss IN th~ f~atm a. ~ staoe
and masicu rsesarrs. rhemns NJ.
eheii has Get = reeerf w No. ~
dramatic eftsv. playwright. a.
Fssscs. rressseer ard ssar. h1tssnssi
has brought 81 ne artistry 10
shs frie II The sisunhea M pDsnes
IN Assxseo@shs ths Wslsev Wsa~
ser Fycnsisf arnmA new p&aysna
~ the beverly sh>sssn
In rsissts IRE. A1iteks,l sxntn6ss
an iFsshmsn's hnseh a. lah>ae
things IN ststae tfs asr~p4s emo.
Lens With Fssssussss avsa int
mAsss = s~Fsoxa esssatstesaetnm.
When westiss. Ne wstt uenntlv -
fnana taking : Isssasvly w~In ~
tween sesnss. II n NJ vav ~
studying the tlnes sna msu1a a.
HE scr~sw self tle wpvae hns1
and ~ saa play hard
Aseens his playwright sssersuGe
ArsI Little Asesdeni.r ',rusnosus-
ate osssts. and ''C1n~Gv WINS
'shswsfss Ne st4esd sax se@ss b
ssIcs IN The Md end srnnusas
ft,s mnss reseas -
'as~s are This Yssss Are -
ing" ''tsasssasns.~ ~rn~ l.sav
M The cawhry~ and vxtsns-
'n~ch. which 10 hstns rsi6aes1
Ihrouah United Artists. WIN
1sire rrsvAs and Jeha wAymo
3sFved.
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Jim Stephenson
Used to Be Writer

You've seen many acton. VINO
played whimsical characters On
The sefsen. but never one so whlm.
seal IN person as James stephen
son. lansy Engiishman now play.
ing in Humphrey Bogsfts first
starring picture. King ~ ths Tin.
dsfwofid.e the Warner Brothers
msiodfsma. now showing at the
Temple theatef.
F0riraylnz . novelist In tbs
story. Stephenson ls ia real life
a pulp mAgazsss writer and what
he calls : penny dreadful" writ
e.. lie has had four paper hae ssd
novels published abroad.
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he Ia discovered ana has 10 fight
for his life. through syery room
In the house.
The other bixsrrs sbo, IL taken
outside. Ths camera reveals how
the fight looks through the eyes
Of the hero.
Lee shumvsy. Jack Ingram,
Charles Whitaker and Charles
King are Also In the cast. Ja~-ph
Lsysring. directed Lone star plo-
nssrs from Nate Gsissrf's origi.
mai story.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29

-" - fFst'A Wv ntkEr@t
praise ~ any picture ~ ss type
from the ieadisx critics ~ me
land Ths stesy a<sis with the
trials ard tfsealstInns a. x&m
ilcassnW lavvr xunmsn. sste~
man AND hero whn became dnrus.
nsHs figure ia the saving ~ r~s&s
wnen ne directed the hstsie ~ the
Aiama Romance VAS prominent IN
the life 81 Hnuston and his many
love affairs are depicted In the
elctare,
Supporting Rlshsrd fis are issi
Patrick. loan rcntslns. Edward
Ellis and many ether we'll kscwu.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29
Two Theaters to Show
Dix In Man Of Conquest"
Dramatic Story Of Sam Huston Hero of Texas Sid 70 =
oressssf ROE Richard Or Hes Portrayed Since !,
"cimsron' Gal pstrick n Feminine Led 4

One Of the most novel showinTs win be held In Taroma
starting next Tuesday when for tho first Tine picture win
make its bow in two theascrs The beverly and Riviera
hea'srs both announce the showing Of tho rs outdocs
picture Man Of Conquest starring Richard Dix in hs
biggest role aimee the immortal "Cimnrrun"
Man ef cpnaass~ yv~s en~sssssr. Wan ~ srr.x-
tho making win enxaessns
~ any p4ssa, n s TYNE ensh Rvrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29
HANDMADE sTAND.Ns

II took Ricardo. Hollywood Jew
eiFy designer over - weeks 10
make stand tn Sei Of Jewels
10 match the original pieces worn
BY Bette Davis In "JgArez."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29

Using circular on the New York
worlds fair from the desk over which
| had been leaning.
ITS a lot of hOoey,' I shouted /.
and then :. paused to recall some
of the things Jay had told me about
himself :. how, as a young lad sit
ting on the porch with his mother.
he told her he had a feeling their
next door neighbours house was going
to burn down, and how il actually
did. week later. And how, under
similar circumstances. he predicted
the death of an acquaintance. only to
find that several weeks later he was
killed at q railroad crossing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

Blue MousE-Basil Rsthbone
and Wendy Barrie in The
Hound OF the Baskervilles "
1870, 2.30. 5:25. s:25. II 40.
also Freddie Bartholomew and
Jackie Cooper In spirit OF Gull
ver," 100. 400. TOO. 9.55.
MUSIC BOX--Bette Davis and
George Brent IN Dark Vic
tory" ;O5. 4:l5. 7.30. i0.45:
also Tony Martin and Henry
Armetta in Winner Take An
SIS, 3 :o5. $40. $50.
RINIERA-Bruoe cabot and
Rita Hayworth In Homicide
Bureau" i2.4O. sos. b35. 800.
1925. also Wild Bill Hlckok
Elliot and Dorothy CULVER in
Lone Star Pioneers" ii:35.
2ob. $50. TOO. Gas.
HONY-Jeanette Macdonald In
Broadway Serenade," l2.lo.
3;06. D IS. s:25, 1 90. also Jay
Clarke on stage. also. $40. $40.
1910.
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY - John Wayne and
Claire Trevor In "Stasecoach,"
also Mischa Auer and Mary
Boland in Little Tough Guys
In Society"
COMM NITY--Mr. and Mrs.
msnd Denis Congo expedition
film. Dark Rapture" also
Charles stsrrett and sons OF
the Pioneers In West OF
Cheyenne.
KAY sTREET-Joe y. Brown
and Leo GARLIC IN Flirting
With Pate also Dick Powell
and Anita Louise In Going
Places"
PHotTOH-Michsel whalsn
and Jean Rogers in While
New Yak Sleeps" also William
BOYD in Heart OF Arizona"
PAHk-Pst o'Brien and George
Brent In Submarine D-i." also
George OBrien In Arizona
Legion
khALART-Mr. and Mrs Ar
mend Denis Congo expedition
film. DARK Rapture. also Joe
- anu Aefg 1hFfA4lU
Flirting With Pate"
KEN-L0yd Nolan and Gail
Patrick in King Of AicstrAz."
also Donald O'Connos and
June Travis In Tom Sawyer,
Detective
sHEIi-G gorge Houston in
Frontier Scout also Robert
Armstrong and Bruce Cabot ia
King Kong
1T setf-Preston Poster and
Nan Grey In The Storm also
Bonita Granville Ia Nancy
Drew. Directive"
1fNpIf-Josn Crawford and
James Stewart In The ice
Follies Of 1893 also Humphrey
Boeaft ana Eav Francia in
Klns of the UnosrWorld
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29

Geraldine Fitzgerald likes her
name 50 much that che refuses 10
permit anyone 10 address her as
Jerry
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29
No ROOM FOR CRITICISM

Johnnie Scat" Davis has added
servants quarters. a patio. 20
orange trees and 100 little chick
ems 70 his two-acre valley estate.
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STANDS IN FOR BROTHER

Dick Foran's brother. Jim. acted
a. stand-in for the big redhsad for
sequences IN a Family Affair"
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Submarine Pictures Here!

Necsreel photographs of the submarine disaster
and the heroic Which followed w be shon today for
the first time at the Music Boz and Blue Mouse theaters
Evening star., 1939-09-02
Bedtime Stories
By THORNTON w. BURGEs

All through the long summer Peter
watched his feathered friends and
learned things in regard to their
ways he never had suspected. AS he
saw them keeping the trees of the
Old Orchard free of insect pests,
picking up countless seeds of weeds
everywhere, and helping Farmer
Brown in his garden, he began to
understand something of the won-
derful part these feathered people
have in keeping Gods Great World
beautiful and worth living in.
He had many q hearty laugh as he
watched the bird babies learn to fly
and to find their own food. All about
him all summer long they were going
to school, learning how to watch out
for danger and how to use their eyes
and ears and all the things a bird
must know who would live to grow
up.
As the days grew shorter and fall
drew near, Peter discovered that his
feathered friends were gathering in
focks and roaming here and there.
1t was one Of the first signs that
summer was nearly over, and 1t gave
him just a little feeling of sadness.
He heard few songs, for the singing
season was over. Also he discovered
that many of the hitherto most beau
tifuly dressed of his feathered
friends had changed their finery for
sober travelling suits in preparation
for the long journey far South where
they would spend the winter. The
Evening star., 1939-09-02
Vanishing Turkeys
Come Home to Roost

BY the Associated Press.
MOBERLY, Mo.-A farmer near
Moberly heard a commotion in his
turkey roost about 3 am.
He dashed out and called the
sheriff when he discovered his $50
turkeys were gone.
The sheriff placed two deputies on
the trail and some time later drove
to the farmhouse for more clues.
He found the turkeys sleeping peace
fully.
They merely had been frightened
away and then came back to roost.
Evening star., 1939-09-02
jolly Polly
A Little Chat on Etiquette
BY JOS. ]. FRISCH.

P. H-Tipping the soup plate in
order to get the last spoonful is
not considered good form and
should be avoided in company. At
most family meals, however, this
little breach is condoned, especially
II the bowl is tilted away from one
instead of toward one.
Evening star., 1939-09-02
King Probes Pyramids

King Farouk of Egypt has set
himself the task of solving the "se-
cret Of the pyramids" and is be-
ginning with the secret of one of
those of Ghizeh, the Cheops Pyra-
mid. The Yugoslav Egyptologist,
Franz Kalajdzich, is in Alexandria to
carry out researches involving entire
remeasurement of this pyramid. Dis
agreeing with the view that the pyr-
amids are merely the tombs of the
Pharaohs, he holds that they not
only antedate the periods usually
assigned them, but are constructed
on plane Offering q solution of the
geometric formulae and are designed
on the basis of mathematical equa-
tions. He is convinced that accept
ed measurements are some inches
out.
Evening star., 1939-09-02

bird, Little Friend and Song Spar
row and his wife were among these.
But by and by even they were forced
to leave.
Sad indeed and lonely would these
days have been for Peter had it not
been that with the departure Of the
Evening star., 1939-09-02

friends he had spent so many hapy
hours with was the arrival of certain
other friends from the far North,
where they had their summer homes.
Some Of these stopped for few days
only. Others came to stay and Peter
was kept busy looking for and well
Evening star., 1939-09-02
BY Edqor Berqen

coming them. A few old friends OF
the summer would stay all winter.
Sammy Jay was one, Downy and
Hairy the Woodpecker were others.
And one there was whom Peter loves
dearly; it was Tommy Tit the Chick
adee.
Evening star., 1939-09-02

saw some fly away. As Peter thought
Of the dangers before them he WON
dered rather wistfully If he would
ever see them again. But some
there were who fingered even after
Jack Frost's first visit. Welcome and
Mrs. Robin, Winsome and Mrs. Blue
Evening star., 1939-09-02

fact is, he actually failed to recog-
nize some Of them At first.
September came and some Of
Peters friends bade him good-by.
They were starting on the long jour-
ney, planning to take it in easy
stages for the most part. Each day
Evening star., 1939-09-02
LETTER-OUT


the
Yesterdays
1) RAVEIIN-VAINER conceited).
(E CHETAH-HATCH (hens work..
(A) TEARERS-RESTER takes it
CEDERS-CREED
LIBEIS-BT.LS of
Evening star., 1939-09-02

They come to choose the victim for the
Feast of Pantu. On the strong will be
fastened collars of gold. They will fight
Ahtea's lions. On the weak collars of iron.
They will go to the fires of Tohr' And
when are they taken from the pits?' Tar
Zan aSkef
Evening star., 1939-09-02
Bruin TwizzIers
BY PROF. ]. d. FLINT.
Take TWo!

Some people take keen delight in
fancy arithmetic formulas which re-
suit in some trick whereby you
can tell how old q person is by
asking him how much change he
has in his pocket, what his license
number is and other equally reveal
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PofferS Are
CONTINUED From Page One)

the movement started and results are
already to be seen, but it is necessary
to cover the nation.
The fact that store managers are
reversing their usual procedure by
promoting American-made goods
proves that the consumers are showing
a marked preference for the merchan-
disc manufactured by their neighbors
and friends.
The people Of the nation must be
educated to buy those products which
will put money in the pockets of other
Americans. While "Anti" sentiment is
strong at the present time against
agressor nations, it will not last for
ever.
Although Great Britain is consider
ed the friendliest of all foreign pow
ers, the recent trade treaty makes the
nation a menace to the American pot
terry industry. A boycott of England
would be difficult to start, but the con-
tinuation of the "Buy American" drive
can be fostered and have the same re-
suit.
The dollar-a-year dues in the Made
In America Club is the cheapest form
of job insurance, but it will enable the
club to operate on wider front. Sign
the card and obtain the services of the
industries super-salesman. The Made
In America Club.
Join up at once and watch the other
workers of America follow your lead