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Evening star., 1939-05-20
Toronto May Direct
Traffic From Plane

TORONTO, May 20 canadian
Press).- Canadian air force gyro-
plane and radio may be used to di-
rect traffic here next Monday when
the King and Queen arrive.
Chief Constable D. c. Drapc'
made an hour test of the idea in a
flight at 1000 feet altitude yester-
day.
Evening star., 1939-05-20
Weather Report
FURNISHED by t.

FURNISHED States Weather Bureau
District OF Columbia
sngny cooe onorroW gentle winds mostly
tonight and tomorrow; slightly tomorrow
virginia cloudy with showers
tonight and tomorrow and in tomorrow slightly
tomorrow in east and central portions. e' o
VirgniaOccaSiona
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Evening star., 1939-05-20
Congress in Brief
TO-DAY.

House and Senate in recess.
w. P. A. Investigating Committee
hears more testimony on Pennsyl-
vania and New York construction
projects. 1890 am.
Evening star., 1939-05-20
BY w. H. SHIPPEN, Jr.,
Star Staff Correspondent.

ABOARD THE CERES. - Sure
enough, they were fire ants!
I had read about them-how they
descend, like shower of sparks,
upon unWary travellers who jostle
Evening star., 1939-05-20
Dance Postponed

The dance scheduled for tonight
by the Mems Club of Friendship
House has been postponed, it was
announced today. A later date will
be set.
Evening star., 1939-05-20

Humidity for Last 24 Hours.
GFrom noon yesterday to noon today)
Hlehest. s3 per cent at & am today
Lowest "a per cent at pm YESTERDAY
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear
Falls today "' 'e"'
Tide Tables
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Evening star., 1939-05-20
Report for Last ~ Hours.

(From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest, 80, at 3 pm. yesterday; year
ago SO.
Lowest, 66, at 5:45 am. today; year
ago. 81.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 90. on May Z.
Lowest II. on February %.
Evening star., 1939-05-20

Monthly precipitation in inches In this
Capital Current month 70 dAtel:
Evening star., 1939-05-20
The Sun and Moon,
Precipitation.

AutomobiIe lights must be turned on one.
half hour after sunset
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aren't good. Stay under the care
of doctor until you are feeling
good and stop listening to people
who tell you that you are fixed.
E. S.: My husband is in. the In
sane Hospital for Soldiers and I
wish to know if l should try to get
a pension?
Ans: Under the circumstances
would advise that you look into the
matter. The local office of the
American Legion will be glad to
assist you in this case and they
will tell you exactly how you must
go about filing your claim.
o. c. D.: Should / keep taking
up time with my husband or should
we separate for good?
Ans: The whole trouble between
you and your husband is the fact
that neither one of you go out of
your way to make your home life
as it should be. To harbOr thoughts
of separate quarters is wrong.
Make up your mind that you are
going to get along and have some
thing and work towards this end.
A change will be noted very soon.
F. L. L.: Ny husbands cousin
left her ten year old girl with us
this past summer and we haven't
heard from her but once. Tell me
if she will allow us to keep her and
send her to school without giving
us trouble?
Ans: The mother of this child
will not try to take the yOungster
anytime soon. She just isn't in a
position to take her and she knows
perfectly well that you two have
more to offer her than she does.
Make arrangements to keep her in
definitely and if the mother wants
her for a visit occasionally let
her go. Whatever you do, hold the
confidence and good will of the
mother if you want the daughter.
L. A. j.: I have four children
and my husband is always talking
about killing me. What should I
do?
Ans: Get you a good paying job
and get place for you and the
children if he doesn't stop his fool
ish talk. The whole trouble with
him seems to be jealousy O.. never
do anything to arouse this fault as
it might cause trouble.
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Frequently in the last period what
looked like certain victory for We'll
come Hall was very often in doubt
when the lads from across the river
came within two points of tying
the score but with a second wind
and return of confidence the
game ended with Welcome Hall
pulling away. Collins, Schine,
Gardner and Nelson were more or
less iron men for the winner and
played a remarkable game.
The intermediate teams of Vel
come Hall are now leading in both
the Ihter-house basketball league
and the Municipal Basketball
League.
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talking of putting TwoTon Tony Ganto fat bar in the
ring and they do it would be murder
nothing hints that Chicago match
the winner the Max BaerLou Nova bout Should
still inexperienced workman do think there
public Louis fighter think the fans
recollection of the badly frightened and thoroughly
payboy clubs kneeg prayerful attitude while
him the last time he in the
ring with Louis? ....s.-l
Basketball
Halle O. Thursday night Feb 2, P M, New
Youth Boys Minneapolis New Youth Club OF ST. Paul.
wow lineup: Minneapolis Mays twins Schof
n Murray, HOWELL Walton, Williams Blackburn Perry
and Hatton
At Phyllis Wheatey Saturday, Feb A. Omega Frat versus
Wheatley This should really good Posi-
BILE lineup Omega Warren, Mcclure Mason Schofner Bradford
AStars Sessions Breedove Twins Brown, Bell and Wallace
At the Minnesota Field House. Saturday, Feb Gophers versus
Ohio State This should keep the fans the edge of their seats
Gym Monday Welcome Hall boys
Boys Club Welcome Hall the top of the league
should easily drop the newspaper lads.
The Halle idle this week. owing to Byes in the Settle
ment House schedule.
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IN The SPORT LIGHT
By Jimmy Lee

By Jimmy Lee
What about this LousLew fight held Madison Square Garden
Wednesday night? Yep this the discussion of all
punch troweJoe Louis who couldn't
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Call ]. w. Pate, Real Estate and
Insurance Expert. Rentals, Fire
Insurance, Sick, Accident PrOtec-
ton, disqualification. Atlantic
1864, Bridgeport 1896, or Midway
8340.-Advt.
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have financed his own way from Detroit
to Chicago to fight in the Golden Gloves
is now the highest paid workman, we
believe, in the world. His success in the
Madison Square Garden last Wednesday
night added $34,413.7O to his ring earn
ings. Now it took Joe two minutes and
twenty nine seconds to finish his days
job. They say he got 1851 1922 for stop
ping Max Schmeling in two minutes
and four seconds at Yankee Stadium
last June, from which you may gather
that the champion is slipping. His aver
age pay for the last two defenses of his
heavyweight title was, shall we say about
SLABS second or $84,7S0 a minute
and these historians still talk about King
Midas! Why, he was piker compared
with this Battling Brown Bomber
We may be wrong (oh yes, my dear
readers, we can be wrong once in q
whitley but this column sees nobody
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Street, Minneapolis, MINI.
B. v. D.-The man / am going
with has another friend and il
seems he is forgetting me. Would
it be best for me to just quit him
now or wait for him to do better ?
Ans: Give this bird the air just
as soon as you can. Stop dating
him altogether. There is no use
for you wasting time with some
one whom you are sure will never
mean anything to your future life
and it would be well to bring your
affair to an end.
O. L. G.-Will my husband and
I pay for the home we are now
buying?
Ans: Yes, but naturally, it is
going to take time. The best thing
for you both would be for you to
get a job also and work toward
this end for the next few years.
After that, your husband will be
in position to handle the financial
end of the home.
M. C. L.: Am 1 going to get con-
sideration about my school work or
am l going to get my credits?
Also tell me about this medicine?
Ans: The matter of your credits
will be adjusted in the near future.
/ have reason to believe that you
will get them and will be given due
consideration regarding your school
work. Don't put too much conf
dence in the medicine =. get a
prescription from your doctor.
L. B. ": Is my father satisfied
with my living in his house with
my little boy and my husband?
, Ans: Thoroughly satisfied. You
and your husband should strive
very hard to get on your feet so
that you can get little place of
your own. Reimburse your father
for his generosity and also
make him feel that you are CRATE
full.
2. K: Would it be a good idea
for me to quit this old hard job
that 1 have? Is my boy friend
serious?
Ans: No job is easy and feel
that you should continue on with
the job until you are able to find
something better. Easy jobs with
big salaries are held by those peO-
pie qualified for such, so don't feel
that you are being imposed upon.
Your friend means all right but he
isn't nearly as interested as you
are.
l. S.: I have plenty of evidence
for a divorce and / would like for
you to instruct me as to what I
should do?
Ans: File suit Immediately and
get out of the unpleasant situa-
ton. You are already separated
and know you aren't going to con-
sent to live with him again, and
there isn't any benefit, of being
worried about the matter any
longer.
V. H.: feel bad all of the time
and feel very bad at times. Now
someone has told me that was
fixed and I wish to get over this
condition. Who can help me?
Ans: No one except a good doc.
tor. Just because you failed to gel
relief when you consulted doctor
in the past is no reason to feel they
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st. Peter Church
Elects Trustees

The annual election of church
trustees at st. Peter A. M. e
Church took place in January
Those elected were A. J. Evans.
Edward Brown, James Ward, Cecil
Newman, Curtis Chivers, Samuel
Lewis, Robert Mallory, Luther
Abbey and James Aubrey.
Other nominees were C. w.
Glenn, L. Banks, C. L. Seames, Jid
Crews, T. B. Stovall, W. Stovall, J.
w. Powell, ]. L. Nellie and Wilbur
Nevills.
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NATIONAL JITTERBUG MEET

NATIONAL JITTERBUG MEET
Contestants are pouring in fast,
a capacity crowd is expected to at
tend the national Jitterbug Meet at
Eagles Ball Room, lit S. East
Fourth St., Monday and Tuesday,
Feb. 13 and IA.
The promoters have secured
grooming Florence Ward and versa
tile Catherine Pettiford, two well
known singers, to appear as guest
artists both nights of the contest.
Lloyd Hunters Band from Oma-
ha will furnish swing music. Ad-
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vance tickets are now on sale, adj
mission $1.0O for (2) nights, chill
dren 40 cents, general admission
rs cents.-Advt.
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MISS LEE JOINS WHEATLEY
STAFF
Miss Eva Lee OF st. Paul has
joined the Girls Department at
Phyllis Wheatley House, Mime
apolis.
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For RENTAL Modern, five
rooms, reception room, garage, rent
reasonable. Call Hyland 2478.
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Speaking on the Twilight of the
British Empire" C. L. R. James,
British labor leader, journalist and
author of several outstanding
books, will make his first Mime
apolis appearance at Pioneer Hall
in the Lumber Exchange, Friday,
February 8, at 500 p. m.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-01

II get a tremendous Kick out OF
eating? When Binnie attacks her
food, she reminds me of Charles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-01
'JaureZ' Returns
To Nets Screen

Mexico has had its many mag
nificently dramatic moments, the
most dramatic of which were those
when Benito Pablo Juarez was
struggling for his country's freedom
against fascinating Macmillan Won
Hapsburg. The conflict is narrated
in epochal terms in "Juarez," which
yesterday became the screen at
traction at the Metropolitan.
In the picture, which constitutes
a bold and beautiful statement OF
the democratic ideal. one encounters
a quality of acting that is as rare as
1t is fine. AS Juarez Paul Mum
gives one of his superlatively fine
performances, but it is one that is
matched in every respect by that
of Brian Aherne as Macmillan.
Another excellent and moving por-
trait is that of Bette Davis in the
role OF the beautiful, loving Empress
Carlotta. the wife who could love
deeply enough to find insanity il
the tragedy of her husbands failure
to win Mexico.
II "JuareZ" finishes worse than
runner-up in the selection of the
years best picture it will be 1895
major surprise. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-01
Miss Colbert
Still Tops
In Farce
Columbia Feature
Stands Ready to
Prove Point

Fortunate is the farce that has
Claudette Colbert to bring it to life.
Fortunate, therefore, is It's Won
derful World which returned yes
terday to the Columbia. The more
than once told tale of the detective
and the lady is given a glib and
pleasant telling in the smart direc-
ton of w. S. Van Dyke, I'd, and the
equally smart acting of Miss Colbert
James Stewart and a nice support
ing cast.
The lady who stymies the detec-
tive Miss ColberD happens to be a
poetess on this occasion, and the po-
etc emotion can produce for the re-
juvenation of the plot a number of
snappy items. 1t also is helpful in
making the lady brighter than her
predecessors in the same general
part with respect to the things she
has to say.
The rough Idea of Its Wonder
full World is that moonstruck SON.
neteer is nothing to have around
"AiSAi yo0 iloNC a 1Ilul dCi " SOlNC
unless you want to be electrocuted
for the crime. That is the plight of
Stewards private detective when
Miss Colbert meets him on the banks
of moonlit lake 1t is his plight
also, through the rest of the picture
which takes many wild and some
times wistful turning before every
thing is solved and all save the real
murderers live happily ever after
ward.
Ben Hecht, author of the drama
figured up an interesting assortment
of people to surround his poetess and
his detective. They include an amaz-
ing array of dumb servants of the
law, blond siren, a midget playboy
variety of toughs, and finally a
whole summer stock company.
1t is all rather fun, sometimes fast,
sometimes furious and sometimes
both at once. JIG.
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jective toward which every one in
volved Is striving.
Gladys Lehman and Ken Eng
lund, authors of the screen play,
have thought up some bright, other
implausible, things for the various
performers to say in the various sit
uations into which they were
plunged, or dunked. The majority
of laugh lines are devoted to the
cause of the long thwarted romance
between the prof and the dame,
but Walter Connolly gets chance
to shout a number, too, as the
irascible old gramp whose heart is
as bad as his temper. Others of the
company who try to keep their equi-
librium when the script goes mad
are Isabel Jeans as the giddy mid
dle-aged mamma, and Alan Curtis
as the sophisticated son, Alexander
Darcy as the Latin who is not a
lousy lover (again).
Holidays On Parade" is the
theme of the stage show, a fitting
enough theme in view of the fact
that the bill will be at the midway
point when the Fourth of July comes
around.
1t starts off with the unfailingly
capable RoXyettes and Don and
Betty Lee, the latter competent tap
pers, in symbolic routine, leading
ultimately to the headliner, Loretta
Lee. Miss Lee of radio fame DEM
onstrates her right to top billing
with vocal display that runs the
usual range of popular and semi
classical numbers. A distinct asset
to the bill is Miss Lee.
From Europe comes George Andre
Martin with a novelty act, a mari
onette sort of thing in which Martin
makes his fingers act the part of
dancing girls. music hall singers. etc.
1t is refreshing.
The comedy of the bill is aero
batic in form, provided by COM
petent pair called Fenwick and
Cook.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-01
Trans.LuX Features
Golden Gate Fair

Those of you who are finding it
difficult to make both fairs this sum-
mer can remedy the situation at the
Irans-LuX. The Trans-Lux is not
handing out transportation to New
York and San Francisco. but it does
nave this week an item titled Man
Made Island a technicolor tour
OF the San Francisco Exposition on
that man-made Treasure Island in
San Francisco Bay. Those of you
who can't make Arabia this summer
can remedy that situation, too.
There's another travelogue on the
Trans-Lux bill lin technicolor, too
which visits the Arabian desert to
investigate the life of the Bedouins.
The cartoon is The Hockey
Champ" one of the dafiest of the
recent Donald Duck adventures,
and there's sport short with a
lot of diving champs caught by
SloW-motion cameras.
The news reel portion of the new
] program is as varied as the content
OF the news itself Governors con-
fer with the President at Hyde Park
and watch West Point cadets drill,
Navy bombers take off for a mass
flight TO Honolulu, a Navy cruiser
takes off from France and 100 brides
follow, the Clipper makes the first
transatlantic passenger fight, the
refugees on the St. Louis find haven
at Antwerp, couple of fellows try
to break the small plane endurance
record, Louisiana gets a new Gov
ernor, the Shriners parade at Balti-
more, Lew Lehr has fun with dare
devil automobile stunters, War Ad-
mlral is retired, and SO on and on.
H. M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-01
Fit Survive
In Drama
At Keith's
Five Game Back
An Absorbing
Action Film

Survival of the fittest is a fasci-
mating subject to ponder, say, of a
rainy afternoon over a tankard of
ale. Survival of the fittest and the
worth to the world of one man as
compared with another make fasci-
mating film fare, too-make Five
Came Back" the new picture at
kelth's, completely absorbing.
That is sort of going the long
way around to work up to telling
you that this is a top-notch action
picture, trimming with human
drama, but one has to start some
way. Five Came Back" is the
story of the five who were fittest.
most worthy of survival, and the
six they left behind in the South
American jungle after repairing a
wrecked plane sufficiently that it
would carry half a load over the
mountains.
Aboard the transport ship when
an engine gave out and the crack
up came was what is known as
motley creW-aS varied a cross sec
ton as you could hope to find
aboard a transport plane. There
were the pilot. the co-pilot, an
elderly professor and his wife on a
vacation, kindly gunman escort
ing his racketeer boss 5-year-old
son. rich lad clipping with his
secretary, revolutionist being es-
corted back to execution by a de-
tective, a young lady who seems to
have been no better than she should
be, though she is Lucille Ball, and
there are those who think that is
good enough for any young lady
to be.
Now, set these people down in a
remote section Of jungle, let the
veneer of civilization crack, and
you have drama.
Most interesting of the people of
Give Came Back" is the revolu-
zionist, played land superbly) by
Joseph Calleia. He thrives in the
jungle, he learns to laugh. His
mind becomes healthy in a group
of human beings that comes as
close to being the ideal state" of
which he dreams as anything in
this world, and he becomes philo-
sophical in the knowledge that
every one wants to leave that ideal
state" and return to civilization.
Much could be written of the
others, too, but it should suffice to
say here that all will interest you
and all are played with the ut
most skill by Miss Ball, Chester
Morris, c. Aubrey Smith, John Car
radine. Elisabeth Risdon and others.
H. M.
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Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Earle-"Good Girls Go to Paris"
romance and comedy with Joan
Blondell and Melvyn Douglas: II
am, 1:35, 4:25, ITO and $50 pm.
Stage shows: 1855 pm, 3:45, $50
and $40 pm.
Palace-"Tarzan Finds a Son."
meet Tarzan, jr., in this newest
jungle thriller: 10:45 am, 1885,
sos, Sis, 7:25 and 9:35 pm.
Keith'-"Five Came Back" ad-
venture in the jungle: 1925 am,
ITO, 2:55, 4:40, 6:25, $40 and 9:55
pm.
Capitol "Maisie," the explosion of
a blond: II am, 1:45, 4:30, tbs and
10 pm. Stage shows: 1910, 1925,
6:10 and 8:55 pm.
Metropolitan-"Juarez," portrait of
a Nations hero by Paul NUM-: 11:25
am, 1:55, 4:30, 7:05 and $40 pm.
Columbia - tits Wonderful
World" mystery in bright comedy
manner: 11:45 am, las, 3:45, 5:45,
7:45 and GAS pm.
Little - South Riding" Korda
looks at life: II am, 1880, 2:35,
Ais, 6, 7:45 and 9:35 pm,
Trans-Lux-News and shorts; con-
tinuous from 10 am.
Open -Air-"Love Affair" romance
de luxe, with Charles Boyer and
Irene Dunno: $40 and 1926 pm.