davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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de aqua fra que Sc recomiendan
para prevenir OK catarros, -

para prevenir Ok catarros. L
Para los indigidaes que tis-
men una circulation periferica
lenta no hay probablemente me-
jor tipo de entrenamiento o calls
tenia para la .piel que Ell bano
frio con esponjas o ducha, y has
Ia a wees una zambullida en- a.
qua fra, seguida de frotaciones
rapidas y energicas inmeiiata-
mente. Resulta particularmente
ventajoso el pasarSe por las ma
nanas la esponja fra por ell cue
Ito y Ell pecho.
Ell ejercicio al aire libre, va
sean o no deportivos, es siempre
ventajoso para aumentar la cir
culaci6n periferica y muscular e
impedir la congestion de los Or
ganos internos, que atrae los ca
tarros. Sin embargo, los banos
frfos mananeros y mucho ejer-
cicio fisico sin la preparation a.
decrada o la propia gradaci6n
de csc ejercicio es tambisn a We
ces periodical al indiviiuo, y
hasta puede predisponer al ca
tarro. La condicion del nino y
del adulto debe ser estudiaia
cuando Sc recomiendan %ejerci-
clos v~iolentos o tratamientos pa
ra catarros mas severos. Mas de
un adulto y no pocos ninos es-
tan predispuestos a tener cata-
rros y, por consiguiente, otraz
intermediates tambien, por to-
mar ba1os demasiado ~rigurosos
o por hacer muy violentos ejer-
cicios. ST la circulation no es
buena, cualquiera que sea la eau
sa, puede mejorarse mediante
tratamientos graduates, y hay
que vigiiar atentamente los re-
sultados, porque de otro modo
las congestiones de los conduc-
Nos de aire superiores pueden
predisponer a los mismos cata--
rios que Sc querian impedir.
La alimentaci6n appropriate es
un impOrtante elemento para
impedir los catarros. TODD 10
que causa excitaci6n nerviosa,
como ell te y ell cafe para los nj
nos pequenos o demasiado car
ne, o una dieta que facilite cons
tipacion, pueie causar la con-
gesti0n-de las membranes muco-
sas y predisponer al ORGANISING
a acatarrarse. En- los adultcs los
alimentos ricos Y muy sazona'
dos, la mucha cantidad de car
ne, los licores y ell fumar excesi-
vo pueden producer condicione,
de la circulation periferica y de
las me"obranas mucosas favora.
bles a los c~atarros.
va hace tempo que Sc admitt
que la constipation puede pro
ducir la congestion de "a gargar
ia Y de los conducts nasales. LIZ
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l. A PRlNCESA


Roma, Enero l2.-Esta gra
vemente enferma la princesa
Mafalda, segunda hija del rey.
Victor Manuel.
La princesa esta easada con
ell principe Felipe lie Hesse.
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III
LA PREVENCION

LA ~PREVENCION
81 un nino tiene adenoides obs
tructivas, aunIgue 10 sean Ell pc
quena proportion, deben serle
extirpada completamente. Las
t6nsilas agrandadas, pero que to
davia no tengan tamano para
obstruir la garganta, uueien ser
toleadas en- I'm nino por algdn
tempo, siempre que no esten in
fectadas. ST una o ambas t6nsi-
las estn enfermas y tienen pun
tos con secreciones, germenes y
quizas 81 pus, no debe haber du-
da alguna de la convenience de
su extirpaci6n Immediate Y alb
soluta. 81 es possible abrir algu-
nos puntos de infection superb
ciales, y tratarlos y sanarlos, en-
csc case no sera necesario extir-
par las amigdalas.
Els indudable que las amig.
dallas d%esempenan una function
especial y que no deben ser extir
padas a menos de que esten in
curablemente enfermas. Por o.
ira parte, 81 ell paciente tiene fire
cuentes ataqUes de tonsilitis, Y
c~iertamente ii tiene uno o mas
ataques de- reumatismo agudo,
is de que llegue a la laringe.
Por otra parte, las personas
que respiran por la boca tienen
mas infecciones y mas catarros
Y mas inflamaciones cr6nicas de
los conductos del aire. Las farm
gifts cr6nicas y los ataques de
faringitis repetidos y subagrdos
Sc curan frecuentemente al ha-
Ger que la respiration normal
sea por la nariz.
Aunque ia epoca de los cata.
rros mas frecuentes es la de Ia
ninez, ell periodic en- ell cual Ia
infection cr6nica de los dienteS
raramente oeurre, todavia ur
diente descuidado Y enfermC
puede dar albergue a germene.
de infection en- ell nino y en- e
adulto. De aqui que csc dientt
deba ser propiamente arreglad'
o extraido.
En- ell a1ulto la infection Gro
MICA de los dientes y de las en-
cias frecuentemente ALOHA ger
meneS de la clase que favorece |;
repetici6n de los catarros. Ma.
de un paciente que ha sido victi
ma de los c~atarrOs Sc ha curadC
de esa debilidad por la obra d.
la cirujia dental. Muchos casoE
de romadizos y de asma Sc har
desarrollado primero despues
de catarros frecuentes, aun Guar
do otras causas especificas ST
hayan desubierto despues.
Ademas de estas medidas 10.
Gales de prevention, es esencia
ell tener la cantidad apropiads
de aire fresco en- ell trabajO ba.
jo techo durante Ell dia y duran
tie las horas del sueho, para as
impedir la congestion de las mu-
cosas membranes de los conduc.
tos superiores del aire. Debe re.
calcarse la expression "cantidaj
appropriate" de aire. No hay per.
soma que Sc haya ''endurecido"
mediante la exposition tonta y
las penalidades de esa clase a Ia
intemperie, aunque haya pOdi-
do soportarlas y hasta llegado a
habituarse y sobrevividolas. Min
gun ninO Sc ha "endurecido" pOr
que haya dormido a la intempe-
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nerafrnente haran que "a i,ngla
Sc mantenga limpia,17sefa boSa
tenga la necesaria hrLiedad, "
que la faringe tenga mejor CO.
lor Y menos secretion flematica.
TODD medico ha visto las mem
dramas mucosas de la naIiz y de
la garganta .mejorarse con un
buen catartico y una dieta rigi-
da.
EContinuardl.
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ciosas, Idebe cruzarse de brazos
ell gobierno legitimo, en- guerra
contra los invasores?
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After an overnight rest IL Fort
Lewis. IL u. s. senators and rep
rescntatiyes Of the military affairs
and appropriations committee re-
stunned Wednesday their inspection
Of Puget Sound area defense
facilities and went on 10 Seattle
10 complete their northwest timer
airy. They will ny from Bosing
field 10 Salt Lake City first thing
Thursday morning.
They spent "Wednesday morning
In inspections At Camp Murray,
Washington National guard head
quarters and field training camp:
and at tbs Northwest's GHQ air.
base under construction at Nc
Chord field before motoring on 10
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LIGHT
u. S. Preparation for
War Exceeds All
Expectations

WASHINGTON = The ad-
ministration's secret prepare
tons for this country's pos
sible involvement in war sur
passes belief. 1t goes far be-
yond demands for expansion
of the army and navy and
industrial mobilization.
Attorney-general Murphy's office
the official actually handling the
problem is Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral Townsend-has asked all gov
eminent departments and bureaus
to enumerate the powers they en-
joyed in the World war, but which
they lost as a result of repeal of
wartime statutes. The AG's note
reads as follows:
please have your legal depart
ment notify us what emergency
laws affecting your agency were
on the statute books in the last
war, and which have since been
repealed" Even bureaus which did
not exist in the 1917-l91s period,
but which were created by Presi-
dent Roosevelt. were asked to con-
tribute war data.
As result of the replies. the
Justice, war and navy departments
have a complete picture of the
moves they must make To gear the
u. S. to a wartime pace. The presi-
dent has only to press a button to
start the war wheels turning.
The administration most ag-
gressive and pro-Allyish figures,
however. are falling over them
selves to refute suggestions that
they think the u. S. ought to cast
its lot, morally or financially, with
Great Britain and France. The
reason for this sudden shift is the
discovery that the American people
are dead set against actual particle
patton in another world conflict.
Take Harold l. Ickes. for in
stance. No member Of the cabinet
was more violent, more eloquent.
CONTINUED on Page 4, Column -
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Will Cost S23O,SS4
To Fix DestrOyers

WASHINGTON The navy ssti-
mated TO-DAY that il viii cost tzs0.-
ss4 10 remedy tophesyy character
lstics IN % Of its newest i.5Oo-tsn
dektroyers.
Disclosure of the defects In IL
Of the new craft led to some con
gressionsl demand for an inquiry.
The navy plans 10 remedy de-
fectx On these Il craft - rapidly
as yard and AMP facilities are
available. and 10 make the same
changes on - other cestroyers
which are in early phases Of cOn-
Htructiou.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
WITHOUT CLUES
TO WINNIE JUDD

PHOENTx. Aria. Authorities
admitted today they we're without
clues In the hunt for Winnie Ruth
Judd. insane murderens. They be-
hsved. however. she would surrsB-
der or be captured before night
faii--ths dsadIins they set for hsF
survival In tho open.
The - year old blonde tiger
woman" was IN frall health when
she walked out Of ths state asylum
foe the insane Sunday night. She
has an arrested case Of tubercu-
losls After returning from her
first escape sis weeks ago. she
suffered = COLLAPSE and had not
fully recovered.
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AZ Was saying ne CDntinueof
noting Miss Rand seemed TO be
ready, even eager, to pounce on
his answer and tear il to shreds,
"a fan dancer is well, Miss
Rand. what is fan dancer7" he
nerves shattered,
throwing the burning question
right back to its source.
There is no such thing as
q fan dancer" Miss Rand said
deeisiUely. I'm not a fan
dancer. I"
"Noooo?" the reporter re-
piled. a trifle frightened.
No / do a fan dance. but
I'm not a fan dancer. I do
a bubble dance, too, and lots
Of other Dances" she con-
tinHed, Developing her topic
Nth neat feminine logic.
You wouldn't ezn John Nc
Cormick a Mother Mschree singer,
would YOU ," she said haughtily.
Or you wouldn't refer To PayloSs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
BRITISH PRINCESSES
DO CHRISTMAS BUYING

LONDON -Prlncesses Elizabeth
and Margaret Rose went Christ
mas shopping somewhere In Scot
land Tuesday. They visited a five
and ten cent store. asked for
copies Of Wen Hang Out Our
Washing On the Seigfrled Line"
and bought Christmas decorations.
toys. rings and handkerehiefs.
They spent freely, a clerk said.
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~ ioaE IL giving wsy - ; happl<f
era"
lto0seseit's msesass was senf
On occasion u ths Battle Fseabiies
zzad saalysrsaFy u - insis-
Dsndsnee from Russia, whose
armiss nos are attempting 70 In
wade Finiand
Ths president offsfs4 fhis SEA-
tsire u moral n,ppeft after an
nogneinE 1t . pfe1s eo1fsfenee
yesterday that ne uossle hold ths
Flnnlsh debt payment. DE Dec.
10. IN = special fund, and AK
congress fer authority . ass u 10
sse ths FlHnish pecpls.
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City Hall Chimes
To Operate Again

city commissioners q Ia 90
Wednesday they are friendly 70
the idea d restoring the 1sschsn-
lsm Of the WAlIacs Memorial
chimes IN tbs city hall with q
possibility they may b. started
ringing again Christmas day.
Officers u the Tacoma Society
Of Architects wrote 10 the council
urging Tacoma taxa advantage Of
this opportunity 70 ~bs different"
and pointed out no other nearby
esty has chimes like those long
Eilencsdp IN the eity haii tower.
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N Y. GERMAN OFFICIAL
FOUND DEAD OF BEATING

NEw YORK Walter Engsl-
berg. 20. secretary 70 Or. Johannes
Borcsers. German eonsud-gensral,
Vas found beaten 70 death Wed
ne1day IN hia home 10 Brooklyn
Police aid he had died after a
violent struggis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07

STOCKHOLM. sweden - The
steamer KAFtslhoim arrived Tues
day night from Abo. Finland.
with ~ Americans and 10 non
American members of the staff OF
the American legation at Helsinlsi.
all fleeing the Russian invasion
Of Finland. Many Finnish and
Swedish refugees also were aboard.
STOCKHOLM - Helsinki dis
patches TO the swedish newspaper
today estimated the
Russians have lost ,e.ooo dead.
wounded or captured since the be-
ginning Of the war with FINLAND.
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Congressman Visit McChord;
Flying to Utah ON Thursday

noon luncheon OF ths seattle
Chamber Of Commerce
The itinerary was ons CLOSELY
knit. calling for departure from
Fort Lewis ~ . In army ssdsns;
arrival at Murray 10 minutes
later. % minutes there. then on
Continued on Page .. Column -
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REDS TURN PROP hehIDA
GUNS" ON RUMANIANs


New haadwrIliax - IN
wall sppsarsd toIay h : Moe-
COW suKrsstIon that numenln
eenriusis : mutual ~ pnet
with the Runaiana
In visw u Itsly's proeInImed
determination 10 ksep SevIsk
influence out II ne BsIkans
and rsportsd italian aerisI
assistance 10 The rInnm trs-
msndous Importance wss IT.
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NAME RAINIER
WILL Be USED
FOR MOUNTAIN
Decision, Announced
by Clapp, Chamber
President, IL Likely
to Bring Protests

Tacoma Chamber Of Com
merce directors Al q meeting
Tuesday tossed in the
sponge" to end a battle that
has many times caught ma
ton wide interest - the
famous Mount Tacoma and or
Mount Rainier controversy.
Norinn clapp president 81 the
chamber. said Il had been decided
TO fofsaks Mount Tacoma. and will
use Mount Rainier IN all future
publicity and advertising
ciapp urged thai newspapers
and other civic bodies and inssi-
viduals throughout the city DO like
wise.
Tho decision vas expected 10
arouse violent protest among many
Of the el,y's pioneers. who have II
various times carried ON campaigns
10 have tho federal government
sanction the mountains original
name, which was Tacoma.
DENMAS AROUSED
Many Tscemaas probably viii
ignore the chambers action ccm-
plctsly. A. ~. Denman, for In
stance. One OF the leaders in the
eognomen night. nenman wsdne.-
DAY cried bitterly:
'+rhe chamber should he
ashamed. what fave 10 say
wouldn't pass the esnsor. but !
won't pay any attention 10 what
the chamber said"
The question arose. according
10 an official chamber statement.
in . discussion az the chambers
new io-year program now being
formulated. which viii be an
nounord NJ the annual meeting
Dec. -. II was definitely con.
eluded 10 recognize tho federal gov
stuNhsHtE Hsute iof tHS MOUNTAIN
and drop any further agitation for
use OF Mount Tacoma.
REASON ron CHANGE
Action Of the board followed
recommendation Of several com.
mittees and civic erpupa which
have studied the matter over
period OF many months. These
reporsx Indicated the city 10 iokfnk
much valuable publicity and tour
ist revenus by endsavoring 10 adj
vertiss the mountain BY another
name than that nationally rscog-
nlzed and federaiiy approved. and
CONTINUED on Page Q. Column ~
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HOLLYWOOD je~ = isrown.
0bs ~ fIoiIys~o~ls zee comedians.
escaped asssh Wednesday whsn |.
stsilaa ~ssen he ~ss driving
crashed Nith an sssionssals ana
rolled down sosfga sni@nkmsnf.
Hospital Dr. . ". foaor sid
he placed stitches in Itfe.ns .p-
per No. sna thai fls~ fIaaxss ~ HE
noss wsfs torn slightly.
When Brown assns 70 and found
80 had taksn the sflleisss 10 hls
10. he managed % gfia ani said.
Might hsss bsen sa<z1 i1ss 70
have ssssd 40 part - ~ mouth
While ytal we're I'll Il -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
Fritz Kuhn Enters
Sing Sing Prison

OSSINING. n. Y-Fritz Kuhn,
fuehrer TO his fellow members Of
the German-Ameriean bund. but a
common thief in the eyes OF the
law. entered Sing Sing prison We'd
nesday 10 become a number who
will serve two and one-hsf 10 five
years for larceny and forgery.
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Sleeping Sickness
Strikes Anaconda

HgLENA. Nent--Ald q ne
federal government IN combating
encsphaiitis, Or sleeping sickness.
sas sought today BY Coz. Roy =
Ayers. after 80 cases. including
lao fatalities. developed ss Ana
e0ndA.
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as a swan dancer because she did
a dance called the Dying Swan.
so why should be called a fan
cancer? ! do all kinds Of dances. .
This enlightening information
was given by Miss Rand IN her
apartment at Hotel Winthrop.
Continues on Page .. Column ~
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King George Still
Visiting Soldiers
WITH The BET. IN FRANCE

Win AhL DIT. ~ fhANAL
King George rose early today TO
make his second inspection Of the
expeditionary forces. intent upon
seeing as many Of his soldiers as
possible during mis- stay behind the
front
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A. 49, -.
1871 q - srIseas y tn<
e'nI'nn'et MATHEMATICIAN e
s sassee~ o.i's'.i oF1nn q -
..oInIuunist MEsrn~s'onAi g.
kan'za.'o
"u INN nuusnIs
ot'ssF en Hniisr to
1870 Nn'en Huasis fgFreo %
f.s.I'on. !. l~1v's snd LItnts-
impose on finland.
Ia gtvon~ ky;rs
bssaa<e 81 ne source Of
we hn~s'sn sux1Hstion e whz
fsxafhed - : Htropx hint n
iuifnsdfsts Russian poiffY
toward UfffHnH{1
do.t frisndly rel4tjoae
Win fbs ooyiet Union 4ke .
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Actress Combats Routine" and
Several Unhousebroken Puppies
BY Ed Meagher

Well Sally Rand purred, what is fan dancer"
"A fan dancer is fan dancer ali that
is, fan dancer is replied your harred reporter who
wished intellectually at that moment he had taken up
safe hum-drum profession, like tanning lions being
shot twice daily out of
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Friday. Temperatures; High.
Thursday. Temperatures. High,
So; los, A. Sun rises TAI; sets
All
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HOLDING,
RUSS MAssING
Helsinki's Residents
Still Expect Vast
Attack From Air
fnuIIETINnl

ns~~sss troops have
advanced 10 the sasskirss NJ Fts-
l.aa's famous sssss~rhsim line ~
side the ksrelina freaties. the
ftHaish legation announced today.
The Russians advanced u aiIes
during fighting On tbs kaseilas
lsfhsnas. ths announcement said.
The Maanerh~im iise II esp-
ssrncs.d roughly 10 miie~ is-ide
ihe kareiisa frssttss. whirh runs
north ef I<siaEFad.
COPENHAGEN. Des M , k--
Russia ~ nassing trssp~ and
~srships for three simultaneous
ATTACKS on Finland. In hap ~
bringing the wHs 10 > quick ssd. u
~ss reperted today.
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+. D. MESSAGES
FINN'S LEADER

WAnmfnGT0 n President
hoosssslt t<~lsg sela rf<zs1snf
kyestl Ksllls. n f5nlaaa. tat ~
hopes ''shess tfsas< days msy nof
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Finnish troops were report
ed ut IIelsinki to be holding
the Russians ON all fronts and
scoring new successes today,
as the republic reached it, I'D
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for its life
against its hereditary enemy.
Nearly every ons among the -.
proxlmatsiy 10000 people left IN
ths capital carried gas masks.
Most men wore boots and riding
trousers. o. other ssmtssinifgfm
garb. instead of normal civilian
clothing. and carried the traditional
Finnish hunting knives.
me gas masks we're worn b.
causs II WAS believed not only that
the Russians would bomb the city
In foncs a. soon ~ ths sssihsf
permitted. bst that they might nss
poison Eas.
WOMEN on DUTY
shop windows we're boarded np.
and antl-airerafs Evnnsfs On Tap
Of buildings All over thu city await
81 an attack Several sFsss u th@
city we're cleared u civilians.
Women continued on duty IN
shops. hotels and restaurants
Many w0msa IN the streets sors
uniforms ~ auxiliary ssrviess.
Waters IN hotels wofs soldiers
boots.
Mlliisry satesfiiiss eostiafssd y
assert that fhs Russian iFaops
whom tina F1nBs had encountered
usrs rnlmprsmssss.
~sEyEa Owe Ur~
National monuments we're sseer-
sfea Nlth flowers.
F1nnlsh flags fls1. even from fns
rpsns u BONES sna Dssiidinxs
bombed IN aossst air raids Last
Nefk,
we p1gi nsssr give up Nas
The slogan adopted BY ihs Finns
Tor thslr Iaaspssaskes asr sslsbfs-
Evening star., 1939-05-17

in
Program
Nine. De La Tore
Proves Agility
With Violin

A recital of violin music that
challenged the ability of an artist
was presented last night at Pierce
Hall by Marta de la Tore, Cuban
violiniSt, who proved herself a tech
nician of the first order.
Nine. de la Torres exacting pro-
gram included three movements of
Lalo's "Symphonie Espagnole, i"
Prelude" from the sixth sonata
by Bach with the piano accompani-
ment added by Fritz Kreisler;
Chopin-Sarasate's "Nocturne in E
Flat Hubay's Scenes de la
Csarda," Cyril SCOTS Lotus Land
Rimsky- y-Korsakoff's familiar Bum
BILE Bee" from the repertoire of
Jascha Heifetz, as arranged by him;
Debussy's Clair de Lune," Straw
insky's 'Danse Russo" Joaquin Mn
Kochanskys Chants d'Espagne, "
Sanchez Fuentes "Rosalinda," "Lu-
cumi," by Lecuona, arranged by De
La Tore, and Sarasate's Gypsy
Airs
1t is needless to say that the
artist emerged victorious and con-
quered with ease and repose the
many tricky and awkward passages
upon which rests the structure of
Lalo's Symphonic Espagnole." The
Evening star., 1939-05-17
Where and When
Current TheaterA Attractions
and Time of Showing

Keiths-Story of Vernon and
Irene Castle" with Ginger Rogers
and Fred Astaire: 11:3O am, 1875,
3:35, 5:35, TAO and $40 pm.
Capitol-"The Hound of the Bas-
kervilles," Sherlock Holmes goes
sleuthing: lilo am, 155, 4:4O, 7:25
and 1910 pm. Stage shows: 1880,
S:35, 6:20 and 9:05 pm.
Earle-"Union Pacific" cinema
history of the first transcontinental
railroad: $50 am, 1890, $3.50, $50
and 9:35 pm. Stage shows: 11:55
am, 2:55, 6 and 8 pm.
Metropolitan - Dark Victory"
Bette Davis latest drama: II am,
!, 3:05, Sis, TBS and $40 pm.
Columbia-"Wuthering Heights"
perturbation of the Emily Bronte
classic: II am, l, $40, $40, 7:30
and $40 pm.
Palace-"The Story of Alexander
Graham Bell" love and the inven-
ton of the telephone: 1O:45 am,
1880. 3:05, 5:15, 7:25 and 9:4o pm
Little-"Courier of Lyons" drama
Of a miscarriage of justice: 1850
am, 2:20, 4:50, 7:20 and 9:4O pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts:
Continuous from 10 am.
Open Air - The Great Man
Votes" with John Barrymore: 8::35
and 10:40 pm.
Evening star., 1939-05-17

followers of the movies who feel 1t
is high time for strong stuff.
Mickey Rooney may be one of the
most sensitive of screen youngsters
with reference IT, the matter of
growing up but he is the only one
of the lot who is not clamoring to
have his name adultized. Jackie
Cooper is very determined on the
subject. He wants to be known as
Jack. And Freddie Bartholomew is
no less firm in his insistence that
the "die" be banished as uniting
a lad whose voice has matured as
much as his. Neither is putting
across the point either with the
studio or the public, but they keep
on trying.
Only youngster to succeed in hav-
ing the diminutive ending ban
ished is the now Bob Breen who
used to be Bobbie. He has carried
his case, maybe because nobody
cares.
There no longer is any doubt
about it :. East Side of Heaven
will open at Keith's tomorrow
And The Hardys Ride High" will
open at the Palace :. About that
there never was any doubt >.
Evening star., 1939-05-17
Julie Tested
e. de S.

Julie Hayden of the Broadway
cast of Shadow and Substance" is
being tested by Warner Bros. for
the leading feminine role opposite
John Garfield in the Warner Bros
screen revival of "Outward Bound"
The Sutton Vane play, revived re-
Gently on the New York stage, Is one
OF the successes of the current
theatrical season. Warner Bros
earlier production of the play as
film starred Leslie Howard. with
Helen Chandler playing the role
now contemplated for Miss Hayden.