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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-29


TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office
of District Supervisor Alcohol Tax
Unit, Bureau of Internal Revenue Bal
timore, Maryland. Date of first publi-
cation, April %, 194O Notice is here
by given that on April II, 1910, one
Lincoln Sedan, model 1888, Motor No,
KA 716, with accessories, was seized
in New Hanover County, North Caro-
lima, for violation of the internal -reve-
nue. laws, to-wit: Sections 2S07 and
1921, ]. r. C. Any person claiming an
interest in said property must appear
at the office of Investigator in Charge,
Alcohol Tax Unit, Charlotte. North
Carolina, and file claim and cost bond
as provided by Section 1924; l. r. c.,
on or before May %, 1910, otherwise
the property will be disposed of ac-
cording to law. R. E. Tuttle, District
SUPERVISOR
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COMPTOMETER, T E N OTY P Y
and all business subjects taught.
Mrs. Notes Secretarial School,
313 Church Street
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Radio and Repairs

SHACKLEFORD'S RADIO SERV-
ice. Any make - any model, 3rd
and Grace. Phone 2709. (Com-
mercial Friaidaire Dealer).
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BRIGHTEN YOUR II Q M - FOR
summer from our stock OF beautl-
full GliGers, porch chairs and rock
ers, and summer rugs. wicker
Rattan and Maple Living Room
furniture Sutton-Council Furni,
t11re Co Phone lO1O.
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9 PC. WALNUT DINING ROOM
Suites - Special 20Go, reduction
while they last. H. Berger and
Son. 7O9 No. 4th st.
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1910 TROUBADOR 8 TUBE RADIOS
S24.95 while they last. Call early.
ThrifT- Stores, Inc, 20 South
Front ST
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4 pC SLIGHTLY USED BEDROOM
suite, only $3.50. Home urniture
Co.. 23 Market st.
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GENERAL ELECTRIC 6 Gu. FIT.
Floor Model. Priced for quick
clearance. Gre gg's Appliance,
115 Market st.
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SEVERAL BARGAINS IN GOOD
electric refrigerators traded-in on
new 1910 Kelvinators. {, 3. Wes-
sell 305 No. Front st. Phone 713.
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EXPERT RADIO REPAIR SERV
ice! We call for and deliver. Let
us estimate your next job.
Thrif-T-Stores Inc. Phone 726
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CLASSIFIED INDEX

CLASSIFIED INDEX
Announcements.
2-Automotive.
2.A-.Auto Supplies.
S-Amusemerts.
4-AWnings.
6-Beauty Parlors.
S-Beer.
l0-Business Service.
1l-Bulders.
l2-BIiIders' Supplies.
1&-Boats.
Booksellers. Stationers.
l4-Business Opportunities.
20-Cleaners and Dyers.
52-Coal. Wood, Fuel Oil.
33-Dairy Products.
34-Dancing,
35-Drugs.
3S-Dry Cleaning. Pressing.
4l-Eatables.
42-Eating Places.
4S-Feeds.
50-Financial.
51-Florists.
52-For Rent.
52.A-Resorts.
55--For Rent, Apartments.
60-For Rent. Rooms.
65-For Rent, Houses.
7O-For Sale
73-Hardware.
75-Household Goods.
60--Houses For Sale.
65-Help Wanted, Male.
90-Help Wanted, Female.
95-Insurance.
l0O-Instruction.
105-Lost And Found,
11O-Livestock.
lll-Miscellaneous.
1l4-Machinery.
11S-Music.
l20-0ffice Equipment.
l2l-Office For Rent.
l25-Painting, Papering.
l21-Printing.
l30-Professional.
l35-Personal.
136-Pouluy.
l39-Radio And Repairs.
l5O-Real Estate.
l92-Refrigeration Service.
l50-Seeds And Plants.
l56-Sltuations Wanted.
l57-Typewriters.
l0S-Shoe Repairing.
IoS'A-Sporting Goods.
lo9-Storage.
l6o-Trucks and Transfers.
l1O-Wanted. i,
l80-Legal.
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Kelp Wanted, Male

32,46S PRINTING AND PUBLISH
ing plants in the U. S. employing
100000 trained people We offer
training in Hand Composition,
Linotype, Presswork, Monotype.
Using more than 100000 worth
Of equipment to train you in a
school controlled by printers and
publishers. Not operated for prof.
it. Write Southwest Vocational
School, $500 Clarendon Drive, Dal-
las, Texas
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10 PC. WALNUT BEDROOM
~ suite, slightly used; Good dc eondl- rd
tion, Bargain. Bost Furniture Co.
20 S. Front st.
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TWO GOOD USED RADIOS $4.95
each; others reduced rs to 4O9o,
Down payment low as S1.0O.
Sneeden-Y York Co. 119 Market st.
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instruction

WE WANT TO GET IN TOUCH
with mechanically inclined men
with character references, now
employed, reliable with fair edu-
cation, who wish to better them
selves by training in spare time
at home and later in our shop
for Electric Refrigeration and Air
Conditioning. Write fully. Utilities
Institute, care Star-News.
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4 PC. WICKER LIVING ROOM
suite, slightly used. Bargain fol
$3.50. Pender Furniture Co., 2s
So. Front st.
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rs Household Goods

8 PC. MOHAIR LIVING ROOM
suite, slightly used. Reduced for
immediate sale. Pender Furniture
Co., 2S S. Front st.
COME IN AND SEE OUR COM
plete Nationally Known lines of
DreXel bedroom and dining room;
Continental bedroom; Haywood
Wakefield bedroom, dining room,
living room, and porch; White
Furniture Co, bedroom and din
ing room furniture. Todd Furni-
ture Co Phone 1852
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8 PC. ovERsTUFFED LIVING
room suite, used. Don't miss this
bargain. Peoples Furniture Co
213 No. Front st.
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FOR EXPERT RADIO REPAIR
service call Mr.. Wood at Thomp
son Bicycle Co. 702 Castle. Phone
939.
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Insurance

Hinton insurance G. Realty Co.
General Insurance-Lewis P. Hinton
210 1-2 Princess St. Phone 209
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

cording to law. r. e. Tuttle, District
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Household Goods

PORCH KERS $195 UP
Porch Sets $3.50 up Jones Furn-
iture Co., IS So. Front St. Phone
665,
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j Help Wanied, Female

WANTED: MIDDLE AGED WHITE
woman as companion-housekeeper
small family. Call after 81 x,
2661-W.
WANTED EXPERIENCED BEAU
ty operator. Care Of IN. B. Care
of Star-NeWs.
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FOR RENT-EXTRA LARGE BED,
room furnished. Private m e.
Suitable for 2. Garage If desired.
Phone 239S-R.
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YOI1 CAN FIND JUST THE KIND
of apt. you are seeking with a
"Vanted to Rent" Ad. Phone
2SOO-Cost Small.
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Room and Board

ROOMS AND BOARD. MRS. MER-
ritt 20 South 3rd ST., upstairs.
Telephone l876-M.
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For Rent. Rooms

FURNISHED BEDROOM WITH
heat. Desirable location. Tel
2411-XJ.
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Feeds
81 For Rent

FOR RENT-122 N. WATER ST.,
nice office and warehouse space,
2ox60-s1S.00 per month. Phone
10, Lenox G. Cooper.
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Auionofive

80 Pontiac Coach, s225.
- @' Ford Deluxe Sedan, $3.50
I'm City Garage, Wallace, N. c.
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FOR RENT - FURNISHED BED
room, next to bath. Hot and cold
water, desirable location. 1O5 N.
7th. Mrs. Hufham.
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,9NUW7S S ESQ SERVICENTER
Dodge & Plymouth Sales & Service
3fd Market. Phones 149S-9130
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-29

FOR 4 GOOD USED CAR, SEE M.
=. thomas at Long Motor Co.
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10 otarews Want Ad TakerShe Tell Our $4,000 Readers
Radio and Repairs

WE DOCTOR ALL RADIO TROU-
bles Radio Service Co., 20S Prin.
cess St., Phone 1923. Sound Sys.
TENS for rent.
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Eatahles

FRESH FISH AND VEGETABLES
daily. Groceries. fresh meat. Ons-
low County Swoked Hams, Shoul-
ders and Sides. Phone 2796.
Pearce's quick delivery. S18 No.
4th st.
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FRENCH RADIO co. SALES AND
Service. Come in and hear the
famous Hallicopter receivers. Luke
French, Phone 852, 1904 Market
Street.
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PFLUEGER AND PENN REELS
Complete line. Bring in your
surf rod and reel for repairs.
Prices reasonable. Gregg Bros.
Hdwe
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S. For Rent. Apartments

Ala NO. 9TH ST., 5 ROOM UPPER
apartment. Foster-Hill r e y
Co., Phone 1857.
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|es gilt, Sleifd ali berfaufen, besn.
gegen Gertigiparen iiinautauiden.
Holitifer, Die int 2anbe berun1sie-
ben nnb oen Sarnern ilnb Mrbeiterr,
goloene gerse beripreden, fdneioen
Dos aapitel Sauidbanoel nidt an,
oenn oas lit at eefabrlid. ~
@s sibt Satiaden, an benen iid
nibt riitteln uno oeuteln Iabt. 9ie
Steuerlait miro bierauIanoe eber ftei-
een als fauen. Die Snoultrie miro
bierburd idtper belaitet. 10 aud sic
2an6tpirtidaft. Sobere Breiie fit
Gertigporen iino at ertparten, obne
oaB bic 2obne, reip. oie @innabmen,
entipredenb iteigen.
8enn ,,nler 2an6 NIT anoeren
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9sittSsd, Sen "a. Sail 1910

2dnoern it,buitriea fonfnrrieren min.
oon,t n1iiifen Die arbeitsftunben eiuer
arbeitspode entfpredeno erbobt uno
Die 20bne rebnaiert iperben. llriere
arbeitsipode lit auf 40 5tunben be.
rebnet, IN england ipurbe Tie auf
48, III 9ublano auf 54, in Deutfh.
lano auf 60, I'm Sapan auf 20 er.
bobt, babei lit Der Stitnbenlobn in
bieien 2dnoern biel geringer als in
Sen Ser. Staaten. .%
Der amerifaniide Garmer fann
nit ben Sarnern in Siioamerifa, Mu.
itralien unb &anaoa nidt fonf,trrie.
ren, oofiir lit bas 2ano at te,,er, ber
8etrieb au foitipielie uno Die Steuer
5u bod.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-24

iid iosar at Ser eritatnliden grfI6-
r,,ng beritieeen, iie ,,itebe fir oie 81.
y. s. ein, ielbit tuenn oieieIbe 3tpei-
NAL 10 fomm,lniltiid tpare. Beaeid.
neno fir Die einganes ertpdbnte Ea-
gune in @isconiin lit bie Satiade,
oob cine eroBe an5abl ser Delegaten
aus ben foumuniitiid berieudten
Slums bon Seem yorf famen. 2eiber
baben beridieoene, namentlib prote-
itantiide Sueenopereinisunsen iid
berleiten laiien, fid ser y. 3. 6. att
3uidlieBen. Obsleid oieier ~SSugeno>
fonereb". ser iid ,,amerifaniid"
nennt, nur eiuen beridpinoeno fleinen
Sell Der amerifaniiden Sueenb 1or-
iteat, 10 iit es aufri6tis 5u bebau<
ernL ooB oieie Susenoliden 1T bie
fommuniitiide SIRE eefiibrt iper6en
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Ser nmameritanii6e ,Mmeriean gsmtb Gsnsrtk'

Ser unldneit in 2afe @enepa, 8is.,
taeenoe foaenannte amerifaniid]e
sueen6fonereB lit bon fiibrenoen
S6ulmGnnern ,tno rnaBeebenben Or
ganen unierer Eaeespreiie als rname-
rifoniid uno brett fonn1,tniitiid Der,
rrteilt tporoen. Der 8emegune miro
inoes feine groBe 8ebeutuns beige
meiien, ipeil Die gereinigune faum Ell
nen 8r,tdteil unierer amerifanilden
ssueeno BARTLETT. 9eoelltl.ngslo1e
Mdnner baben iid a,t Jiibrern Der
@epeeung alfee'porfen, oie ean5 i'm
Eager Der 9om,nuniiten fteben ooer
bod NIT bieler unamerifaniiden Ser
einieung ipmpatbiiieren. aufri6tie
al beoauern i'll, bab Mrs. &ooIebelt
Der ,,nomerifanii6en 8epesung ibre
Spmpatbie enteesenbrinst. Sic bat
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-24

gebiloete Sdidt tpeitbin i,n 8anne
oes religioien Greiiinns unb Der Srei.
maurerei itano, mubten ioIde MoB-
nabmen einen itarfen NIdsane oes
religioien sebens our Solee babem.
Die Satiade ieood), oab oer braiiliani.
ide &atboli5ismus 6ieie Briifunssaei.
ten erfolgrei6 beitaneen bat, lit ein
8etpeis bafiir, bab feline @urael ge.
iuno uno feline 2ebensfraft uneebro.
ben lit. (Sdlub folet)I
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-24

Cine entl6ieoene &ritiferin Der
i=Snbaiton ibres nortpegiiden
8aterlanbes, Sierib llnbIet, &on.
bertitin, Sbriftiteuerin nno Nobel.
preistrdgerin, miro, iobal6 es Die
11mitanoe erlaube,, cine Nebetour
our6 Die Ser. Staaten MAIDEN.
SIR Sobn fieI beim @inmari6 6er
oel1tiden Mrmee. sic 1tno anbere
SnmiIienn1itglieber entfaiuen 11a9
>S9me6en nab ldneipierieerJ ln0
bei6perlider 3eife burd bic @ilo.
1iiie Norb= =Nor,ne9ens. :-.:s'z.- 49,
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&tro 8ra Fliem cime fatboliide Station?

= ~~~ ~~~Vv$S~*S ~v~~~
@obl in feinem 2anoe Der @elt
bat Die fatboliide Stride in Sen lek-
ten Sabr5ebnten cine iolde ausoeb-
nung errei6t, als in oer eroBten fiib-
auterifanii6en Gepublit Braiilien.
8raiilien lit, iiineit eridienen itatiiti=
i6en @ufitellungen aufolee, beltte oas
2anb, oas in ieinen @renaen sic eroB:
te 3abl getnlfter aatbolifen Unit
idlieBt. 3dblen bod Die u@ita6os
l1ni6os 90 graiil'' mad ben neueiten
BerOffentlidunsen an Die AZ Mil.
lionen @iunobner. Dabon iinb 38
Miuiouen Beibe ,ino Miidlinee, et-
tpa s 0silionet, Reger 1ino Der &eit
Sn6ianer uno aanoersraiiiee. ga in
8raiiliert im @eaeniot 5u Sen Ser.
Staateu bon Nor6nmerifa, at1b bie
Neger l,nb Elm Cell Ser Snoianer
briitianiiiert iinb,. biirfte Die fatbo=
liihe 8ebolferung, bic iiber 95 Yro-
gent auer gintpobner altsmnbt, ettpa
45 Miaioneft erreiben, ,lnb iiber-
triift barait ST sSttdliien, bas bigber sic
erobte; 3abI Don aafboIifen nufmies.
Die 8rotefanteu aablen mad ser por,
t1gieiiiden 3eitfdrift 81 Oroem"
(Mai 1939) ettpa cine baIbe Million;
oie 2utberaner NIT runo 100000
uto Die 8resbDterianer NIT 100000.
Dieie biloen .bie itdrfiten nidtfotbo-
liIben @ruppe,t. :r
@enn bie @eididte unb sic Sci
itungen Der Stride 8raiiIiens in ben
2anberu ber alten 8elt tpenig ge-
fannt ,tn6 setpiiroigt tperoen, 10 ur-
teilt Sobannes 8eremaier in Ser
vSdonern 3ufanft', 10 lieet oas gum
Sell oaran, oab Breiie uno S9rift-
tum in ser bon perbdltnismabie tpe-
nigen eeleienen portueieiiiden Spra>
DIE erl6einen, gum Sell aber aub an
bent aus 6em liberalen 19. ssabrbun-
oert itammenoen 8orurteil, ser iiio-
omerifaniide &atboli5ismus iei abio=
ll,t riiditanois un6s in religioier ipie
fultureIer Siniidt gang minoeriper-
tig. @s lit 5l1treffeno, BOB sic braii=
lianiide Stride in 18:: uno 19. sSSobrs
bunoert 3tpet idtpere Sdldee iiber
iid) ergeben laiien mubte, Die lire
gntpidlung ltarfltens bebinoert bas
ben. Ser cine tpor bie 8ertreibune
oes Seil1itenoroens i'm Sabre 1859
ol,r6 8ombal, oeu ,,oufeetlarten -
Niniiterpraiioellten bes portugieiilden
@eutterlanoes. Cine fait 300iabrise
&ulturarbeit tpurbe baburd bernids
tet. Midt tuenieer perbeereno poren
naG @rribti,ng oes lmabbdngige,l
Staates 8raiilien I'M Sabre 1922 Die
firdetfeinbli6en @eiebe Der liberalen
Regierungen bon 1887 Bis 1856, tpo-
burd. bas. @irfen ser. Sroen tpeitee>
BEND. unterbunoeu tullroe. Sir eli,
2ono, no felt ie ipiirbarer Hrieiters
1nanseI Derribte, ,,no, hoe 5aoem Ole
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&ir nmo &mropa - nad5 bem &rieg
(@regorius an SUBJ

0en 6arnlern uno Mrbeitern I'm.
feres 2anoeS tperben mal tpieber eol=
oene 8erge beripro6en. Benn Der
arieq boriiber uno alles tpieoer in.
redten @eleiie lit, beginnt fir 1,nier
2ono cine 3eit oer Yroiperitat. 8enll
moglid, tpiro ser 2ebensitanoaro
nod erb0bt.
Golden 0eripredungen uno 8or=
ausletuneen leibt oer Mmerifaner
eerne elm tpilliees Obr, 6enn es bort
fidj i6on an. 2uftidIoiier finb leibt
su ballen, ober stuiiden Sbeorie uub
Braris beitebt cine tpeite 3luft, in
1ieiem Safe cine, bie nidt 10 leidt
al iiberbriiden lit, tuie ueeriiiene'
Sefonomen gla,,ben moeen.
Ob europa ,bitleril liert", ober oh
sic biel eeprieiene tueitIide 3ipilifa-
tion eerettet miro, blei6t iid, iotpeit
Die Jinan3en inbetradt fommen,
eleid. europa miro nad bem &rie>
ge, einerlei, tpie ct o1sfdllt, banfrott
1ein, iofern 8argelo inbetrabt fommt.
gs miro Dem alten europa nibts mel
ter iibrigbleiben, als feline Sdaffens=
fraft ,,no feline sSnbuItrie, bann aber
aud Die Notipenoigfeit,. &obmaterial
nno fabrunesnittel aus anberen
2anoern at beoieben.
llnIer 2onb lit inbultria1iiiert unh
nuf Broouttion eineelteut, nidt nut
binlidtlid ser Sabrifen, ionoern o,,d
ouf Dem @ebiete Der 2anotpirtldaft
9ie omerifanil6e Mrbeiteri6oft bulbe1
feline @infubr bon 5ertismaren, bit
mir nidt ielbit beritellen fonnen. GO
bleibt menig ein5l,fiibren. 9ie ome
rifaniide 2anotpirtidaft buloet fein'
@iniubr bon Sarmproouften; lie ba
bel Sen 1lno inter oeu @egenieitig
feits= =gertrdeen ber5lid idlebt obge
ibnitten. llniere slrbeiter uno Jar
1ner f0nnen ein io6 ni6t nit ol1slanoi
f1en @ettbeiperbern in &onfl,rren,
treten.
europa miro gum Saui6banbe
areifen nliiiien, mie nod nie 5upor
europa lit nidt in ser Sage, grbeits
loie al perlorgeu, ipie Oas bier5ulano'
aeidiebt, 1tno 50 bie ellropaiiden slr
better nid)t binlanglid organizer
fino, nm bobere 2obne au er3pingen
peroen iie ii6 Sem @ebot oer go
nno ser inouitriellen Mobiliiation fiji
gen uno fir einen serineen 2obn ar
beiten niiien. 9os beoel.tet eerineer
Hroouftionstoiteu, uno bi1igere Hrei
te. @egen sic billigen Hreile miillel
mir lms 5u idiieen iuden burd b0
bere einfabr5olle uno itrensere Sc
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@nelono bat ieit @eden nit Der
ebafuierung bon &inoern nab &a.
naba un6 BEN Ser. Staaten begonnen.
Aus beridiebenen @riinben lit Der
Sransport Der Rinber aeittpeilig I'M.
terbroben ,poroen. Die arbeiterpar.
tel bat laut geeen Die Tatade prote.
itiert, 6ab bisber nur &inbern Der
@eiben ,,no aeittpeiligen Mohtbabern
bieies Bribilee auteil ee,porben iei.
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lebe.
Sn Siioamerifa lit sic eesnbuitrie
nod nidt iotpeit boraneei6ritten, oab
man i1nportfret It. 9as 2ano lit
frudtbar, ser Mrbeitslobn billig 1,no
baau fann man it1 ber mooernen Ma=
idinen beoienen unb bie Yroauftiou
erb0ben. +
8dbren6 mir ioauiasen iio1iert
un6 bon bem 9auibbanbel ausse-.
idloiien fino infolee ,tnierer tpirt-
fdaftliden uno inouitriellen SteIlung,
itebt oem Eauidbanoel stpiiden Gu
ropa unb Siibomerifa nidts, i'm j,Be.
se. guropa bebarf ser Mobrunesmit,,
tel uno Siioamerifa bat @ertpenoune
fiir Sertiguarer1, ob es nun 9ud, Sc
rat ober sMofdine 1T u e.
europa 1pir6 bort foufen, no es
berfanfen fann, ltno basielbe gilt fit
Siioamerifa, trot aller, pbraien-
ibtpiilitiser, &eoen, Die ,aebalten ). 1,no'
III Der amerifanilden Breiie, Der Ielbit.
gefaui9en, breiteetreten tperoeit. 5.{
,argentinien ibreitet 1T Ser 2onos
lpirtldaft riiitie boron unb tpirb oem
8eiipiel 8raiiliens foleen ,nb iiber-
fliiiiiges @etreioe berbrennen; tpie
man in 8roitlien &affee berbrannte
ooer ins 8aiier perienfte; bietet iid
BEN @rsentiniern eine @eleeenbeit, it,;
re Brooufte eeeen 6ertietporen 3u
taul6en, mer6en lte no6 bem &riege
5ugreifen. 8raiilien berfouft aud
lieber oen &affee ais oab es oen nielben
berni6tet; item miro es nah be,n
&rieee &uuoen 1no &iufer aus GU
ropa piafommen beiben. 5iibameri-
taniide Sanoer tperoen ni6t 5oeern,
Die 8aumlpollfltltur uno sic Shof-
5lldt als5uoebneu, tpenn es in @uro-
pa (9eeen Sauid) 9lbiob fiir 8oun=
ipoue nno Shaftpoue eibt.
SSn Sii6omerifa miro sic 8ieb3udt
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Evening star., 1940-04-02


Sheldon Leonard. plays Margin for
Error" with vim that is very fine.
In her rewriting Miss Boothe occu-
pied herself only with making the
dialogue brighter. The form taken
by her anschluss against the Nazi
regime is the same-the story Of
German consul who turns up dead
at the end Of the first act, much to
the embarrassment throughout the
second act of the Jewish policeman
in whose care the consul has been
placed. In its essentials Margin for
Error" is just another murder that
Owen Davis didn't bother to write
But the plot is sufficient skeleton
that it bears Miss Boothe's wit
without creaking too much. One
might, in the words of one of the
authors characters, say to her, you
harp too much on the race issue"
But then maybe this Nazi regime at
which Miss Boothe is snarling in her
catty feminine fashion also harps too
much on the race issue.
One might, as matter of fact,
charge Miss Boothe with a NUMBER
of derelictions in this case of Mar
gin for Error" 1t certainly is no
play which is going to amount to a
hoot up an old rusty rainspout
once the prejudice on which it is
based is one more blot on the past
history of man instead Of an I'M
mediate cankerous sore. But right
now the play is lot of fun.
1t is fun even to witness again the
dizzy spectacle of jewish police
man placed on guard at the Nazi
consulate. 1t is fun to watch every
one on the stage heckle Miss
Boothe's caricature of the Amer
ican Fuehrer." 1t is especially fun
to sit comfortably in bomb
proof theater in country known as
the United States Of America and
laugh at wisecracks based upon the
fact that certain gent now playing
hob with Europe may be a genius
but he is stupid genius.
Altogether this is a much more
enjoyable evening in the theater
than was Washington's first expert
ence with Margin for Error In
addition to Miss Boothe's occupation
OF some of that room for improve
ment which was noted then, these
players are quite the equal of the
cast which took the comedy on to
its New York success.
Miss Dudley, the young lady who
has just Lived through an Expert
ence, namely, six months in Chicago
with John Barrymore's MY Dear
Children" has not much to do but
decorate as the Nazi consul's wife.
But she certainly can decorate. This
Sheldon Leonard has considerably
more to do, however, and to his
credit 1t must be said that he per-
forms his chore admirably. Those
who saw the play before have been
insisting the policeman in the case
could be played only by Sam Levene,
but Mr.. Leonard proves them wrong
by doing bang-up job. Kurt Katch,
Don Terry, Morgan Farley and
Alexander Clark are acceptable and
more, too, as the other people in
volved in Miss Boothe's boo at Herr
Hitler.
Patriotism, of course, is the basis
for the fun of Margin for Error"
You laugh-And you laugh not a
little during the play-because you
are jeering the stupidities of those
not aware OF the merits of democ-
racy. But then patriotism isn't a
bad basis for anything, even having
a good time and even If this isn't
really too much of play as plays go.
Evening star., 1940-04-02
Editing a Film Travelogue
Turns Out to Be Not So Easy
It's Matter of Saying Yes
Only Until the Question
OF an Ending Is Raised
BY JAY CARMODY.


Today broke the
Clark Gable those
to get into the business becoming
editor specifically assistant lively Celtic
Fitzpatrick medium obviously Irish
Evening star., 1940-04-02
Margin for Error Back
With Brighter Script
Glare Boothe's Snarl at the Nazis
Brought to the National Again
By Competent Cast
BY HARRY MACARTHUR,

a soohe mas done job of rewriting her Margin
o Eror since 1T first the foghs
last fall AS play isn't something sit
ana nave un with is improvement its
pepped her script with laughs
that nimbe typewriter now headed
Evening star., 1940-04-02
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showin9

National Margin for Error"
Clare Boothe chides the Nazis: $50
pm.
Keith's - "Pinocchio," the new
full-length Disney: 11:15 am, l,
2:45, 4:30, $40, sos and $50 pm.
Palace-"Grapes of WRATH" hon.
est and dramatic film version of the
novel: 1926 am, 1:25, 4:10, 6:55
and 9:40 pm.
Earle-"Road to Singapore" gayly
followed by Bing Crosby and Bob
Hope: II am, 1880, 4:20, 7:05 and
9:45 pm. Stage shows: 1855, $40,
6:25 and 9:05 pm.
Capitol-"The House Across the
Bay" Joan Bennett as an Alcatraz
widow: II am, las, 4:30, 7:15 and
10 pm. Stage shows: 1885, $3.50,
6:25 and 9:10 pm.
Observation-Disclosures of Lon
don," on which Vivien Leigh and
Charles Laughton entertain: 11:1O