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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-07-14

insurance case. That case arose
after FIRE insurance rates In Mis-.
souri, were liked, then disallowed,
resulting In the impounding Of the
huge funds.
For i've years the State Insurance
Department fought against any
settlement which would 60 too
heavily against the policyholders.
Then, abruptly It settled the case
at time when the department was
headed by q man Pendergast helped
put there-R. Emmett O'Malley. BY
the terms Of that settlement, the
insurance companies were awarded
30 per cent Of the money and the
policyholders 20 per cent.
Last year O'Malley also pleaded
guilty to income tax evasion and
went to prison. The Government
charged he was paid $62,500 In the
settlement.
The three Judge Federal court
which had approved the compromise
ordered the case reopened as a result
OF the charges and the money re-
turned to the court.
New Charges Made.
Today q grand jury charged that
Pendergast, who finished his prison
term May 30, with allowance for
good behaviour, conspired with
OMalley. who was freed March 10,
and A. L. Mccormack, q st. Louis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-07-14

lean Red Cross, Mrs. Albert =. Lin.
gle, branch chairman, announced
yesterday.
Mrs. Adams will have charge oil
the knitting classes which are heidi
each Thursday morning at Red,
Cross headquarters at the Takomaj
Park Presbyterian Church in con-
nection with the regular Red Cross
On. "ouI 'ssaIunmruoO msQ3uI4ona
work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-07-14
Marker to Be Unveiled

scotchtown Chapter, Daughters
Of 1912. will unveil a marker to
Adjt. Gen. Alexander Hunter at
Pohick Cemetery July II, Mrs. J.
w. Phillips, president, announced
TODAY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-07-14

Heods Knitting Glasses
Mrs. Winfred M. Adams has been
appointed knitting chairman Of the
.Takoma Park branch Of the Amer
Evening star., 1940-05-22
Modelling Approya|
ire Marshal
6ed byciiizeas
etworth Association
Vets on Plan to Cut
1nnger Of Blozes

: Petworth Citizens Association
lal Knight urged passage Of legisla-
til whereby all proposed building
rd edeling be approved by the
ID &ict fire marshal before work
is egun. The resolution was Of,
fed by w. r.. Fry, chairman 81
TIL Firs and Police COMMITTEES.
The association also asked Tor 100
additional policemen In tho 1912
Dfftict appropriations.
Etion was taken on request OF
TIN Traffic Committee requesting
trGllc signals at Engine No. ~ IRE
st1tion be moved to the approach
side for city-wide uniformity. The
gr&hp also asked traffic signal in
stAlation at Fifth street and Kan
san avenue. NV, Upshur street and
Georgia avenue NV. and to have
street car stops on Upshur street at
New Hampshire avenue moved
t0sthe east side Of the intersection
for eastbound cars and to the west
SIDE for westbound to promote pc
destrian safety.
The association urged school play
grounds in the Petworth area be
kept open and under supervision
during the summer months as q
means of keeping children Oh the
streets and to discourage use of
public parks for play purposes. The
program Of the Outdoor Cleanliness
Association was indorsed and citi-
zens called upon to cooperate.
Capt. Floyd Truscott of No. 10
precinct presented George w. Pot
ter, president OF the group, with the
official gavel and record book, the
property of the late Charles j.
James, head of the association from
1914 to 1917, who died recently.
Last nights meeting, held in Pet
worth Library. was the last OF the
season until September.
Evening star., 1940-05-22

examination Of workers Ia industry,
as Z requirement for employment.
The appointment OF this committee
was requested BY Secretary Perkins
last national conference on labor
leeislation.
Labor Is frankly apprehensive
Evening star., 1940-05-22

about prs-smploynsnt physical ~
aminstirns Of workers bscauss II u
viewed - m obstacle IN the way cf
: worker marketing his services, =
Secretary Perkins said today. IN
troduced among some Of the larger
industrial enterprises 20 years ago.
Evening star., 1940-05-22
Dr.. Guluzu to Speok

DR.. Ernesto Galaza, chief Of the
Pan-American Unions division of
labor. will be the guest speaker at
a dinner meeting Of the Progressive
Education Association at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow at the Women's City Club,
736 Jackson place NV.
Evening star., 1940-05-22

tho practice d requiring lob app1l4
ic4nts 70 undergo phySieal testg md
INSET specific standards has 60
panded rapidly IN recent years.
Tho plan Il usually urssd 4 =
medium for increasing work efli-
cheney and reducing accident costs.
Evening star., 1940-05-22
Service Orders
ARMY

Kennedy, Col. Fra Frank ~ X. from Mcclellan
Field to washington
v.,!ca1aM CHEMICAL WARFARE SERVICE.
"1slinai Washinaton Il to sa soston Edward c. from
Stewart; L L. ,soi;; Millis@ s.. from Fort
PiaIfl:s: Is ! L. 81! & Nathan C.. from New
e'Ysa1Ea II 10 GH Fort s y.m HOUSTON w from San
Ohio, to Toronto. Canada. 'H o''''n'
o Eelt F. es' S.orss 1s.;s & as.ds rs from Richmond
ROBINS: capt. Raymond 4. from Fort
H.I: seI cs.IIs: R.fS!ss ffsn Fort Ffsss, s:s,.m,n
watson e. e co M1xEel Isre1 Eelf from
Mccoskrie. It. Col. Frank O., from Hawaii
sosdeau. Bow usnakes Ms@ Edwin T.. trou. Fort p.v.n.
DCeleg M.i; 9 ys%.: R. Z; from Fort Francis
Iov.n. cseI e JosspS ssS G.I M from tn. Philip
09fa 9GbSE e Fosi zbvoc14E v5sns!s = GMnsssEissa
shss ss.s. sx.'. .af R.affREs1sa Es from eA,s..e to
Kelly. 9NXA,HrEsMAsrrE N., e, 2 eon.s: . -. -
Whittls: Capt. Calvin L.. from washinston
" SssS coAsT ARTILLERY CORPS
Fosa' m CAP capt. .Georse A. from Fort Hancock
HAYNES EER FL. e. tsIHHssH a:hsoa me- McosRs i11s wash
ington to Atlanta.
'01S: " vs 70 TTs0e FsTt collins III from Charleston
HaIm1n; On. MAI; Ernest n. from Fort Knox
Apssr. MAI MAJ ThsodoTe B., from Fort Linec'n
CORPS OF ENGINEERS.
oDstpeek: sepesi.v second es} 1t Arthur W.. from
NAVY.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
Rassdale comdr. Van Hubert from o. 8.
rs; ,n Enterprise to Utility Wing.
1oTSnsssns & b;nl:0 +; lcondr. d RectsslI Z, from
EsiaFel Rh,Ee wins n koSer to Patrol
roster: L. T. waiter r M eaffss from c.mbride.
oslsss,.h; is;. Z II + Wiillsm J.. from y. 9. 8.
kesIs4 = Treasrie g L g. = tre% a1u'sGn e. g. s.
Hawk; 4. Claude ". from Cambridge
Mcclusky, It: Clarence W.. jr.. from
xchnh.rt! AhnnsPolis t. o. snr g. g. Enterprise. ,.
x'||:s S S||:ssq,en sMi s to i5s! yasRsesa Ia9H R.sr'l
"a TO- Cruiser Scouting. Squadron :.
Ayhre, 1t. Floyd B. T, from Washington
to U. 9. 8. Bushnell.
Ridout, 1t. Horatio, from q. 8. 8. Houston
to q: g.. 8. Indianapolis.
esTsfield: raiel:. L. Eugene g: from srd Naval
South, Il, Jerry o.. from Washington to
Thomas. 1t John H, from o. 3. q.
Kanawha to Pearl Harbor, T Il.
Tracy. 1t. John g., from Patrol Squadron
,12 to q, 8: s. Yorktown.
W4lpole, 1t; Kinloch c.. from o. 8. &
wev, It; gosauet N. frem q. 8. 8. oon
Squadron s 81 to sasr PatroI H. Wing f from Patrol
KITE; 1t. g.. g. Edwin L., from q. 3. g.
Arkansas to Pensacola.
p,sai pensadoa at & & Inna1oIis h alIsrt s. 'r from
New York f. & 10 & 2nnseSs n1sS D from
Short. Il: q; g wallace G., IT,. from
Smith; 1t. q; 81 Charles H.. from q. g.
IS. crcwinshield to Annapolis.
"';s s 3 tysns Et q to q wiiaR IT, from o.
Akfrs; T.nr!a,s Ensisn i Charles o. from U. 3. 8.
Dh Bois, Ensign Raymond r. from U. 8.
IS; Ramsey to y: 8. 8. Ellis
Gfan; Ensign Victor B.. from q. 3. B.
Oklahoma to q. 8. 8. Aulick.
fEaa,{I. $v,Sna 4. 49, ~
Evening star., 1940-05-22

1eWsvee. hbeF complains that this
selscsivs peoesss has bscoms 70 NJ
dned that tb0nsands Of workers well
ahle 70 perform their job tasks are
screamed from employment because
Of relatively minor physical defects =
Evening star., 1940-05-22

% y given at the Central =. u. q.
A. 1790 q street NV, ct $50 pm.
today BY the 'sY."
The American-owned telsphono
service In Shanghai, China, added
many subscribers Ia the last year.
Evening star., 1940-05-22
Tuskeoss Singers Here.

A quintet Of singers from Tusks-
ges Institute, known q Tho Cele-
brated Sons Of the South" who are
on . concert tour, viii augment the
Camp Let's benefit concert program
Evening star., 1940-05-22
Physical Tests for Jobs
Under Labor Scrutiny

81 Secretary Perkins met today with
. committee she has appointed %
study the problem Of the physical
Evening star., 1940-05-22
UNIFORMS
OF Cotton Poplip
s.

Crisp fruit of Loom" uni
forms In classic and brand
new styles for nurses, maids,
mattresses and beauticiansl
Fashioned with smart tuckines,
touches Of ric-rac, peats,
pockets and adjustable neck
lines, they combine . soft
femininity with . very business
like appearance. Workman
ship, detailing and fabric are
al superiative! Colors include
white, green. blue, wine and
black. Types for M who wear
uniforms. Si1es II to 46.
Kanns-second Floor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02

V Chicago 36lety Robert
Matousek byl zatcen detektivy
pc automobilove nehode, cd
n1z Sc SNAIL ujeti.
Ma Kedzie ave. Matousek
zachytil automobilem, jez je
majetkem Edwarda Lajrische,
vozidlo, u jehoz ffdfcfho kola
sedel Urbught. Nikdo zranen
nebyl, skoda take nebyla zrov-
ma velika.
Matousek pokracoval v jiz-
de s autem. Kdyz sc "a MIN
Urbught rozjel, Matousek "a
tocil severne pc st. Louis ave-,
ale byl dostizen a prinucen k
zastaven1.
Ma stanici byla nan vznesena
zaloba pro rfzeni auta v opilo-
sti. Krone toho Matousek ma
prot sobe zalobu pro neopatr-
nou jizdu a pro ujetl z mista
melody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
VIadni o~bjednavky.

Texasky prdmysl jiz zacfna
pocitovati nasledky pTiprave-
nosti. Tovarny jiz dostavaji
objednavky cd vlady ma vojen
ske potfeby, kter6 jsou tez po-
tesujfc1 pro farmaTe. Jedna
firma We Waco jiz vyrabi vo-
jenske potTeby. Pred nekolika
dny obdrzela smlouvu ma W.
robu vojenskych skladac1ch ID
EEK "a $4,000 dollar1. Tato
lGzka jsou zhotovena z tezke
bavlnene latky. LGzka tato
jsou zhotovovana pro armada,
ktera brzy Dude mfti tisice no.
vackG Ike cvicen1. Je jiste, re
k narodnf obrane Dude sc pou-
tati v6tsf spotreba bavlny, pro-
toze bavlna Sc nejen potfebuje
ma stFelny prach, ale take ma
spodn1 pradlo pro vojaky, ma
p~ostele, ma vojenske nakladnf
automobily, pneumatiky a mno
he jine veci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Real Estate & Insurance
1888 EASTERN AVENUE
WOLFE $3.50
ERNIE A EMIL DUSEK "a
PASITI BUDOU v CARLIN'S
ARENA.

Pristi 1tery, dine 6. srpna v
kffzkovych zapasech porada-
nych v Carlin's Arena v hlav-
MIN zapase ktery urcen ma do
bu jedne porazky Ernie Dusek,
23O Id. utka Sc S Tommy o.
Toole, 222 ID.
V nasleduj1clch A zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazky ucinkuj1:
Tom Mahonny, 225 ID. VS..
Golden Terror, 303 ID.
Emil Dusek, 218 ID. VS.. Abe
Coleman, 218 ID.
Hans Kampher, 236 ID. VS..
Frank Sexton, 232 ID.
Tommy Rae, 228 Id. VS.. War
rem Bockwinkell, 225 ID.
Zeny v prGvodu muze mali
vstup volny v ring side" seda-
dlech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Spoutany zabiI naSelnika
poIicisfiHa

V Olney, Ill.,, Wesley Scran-
ton, ktery byl v moci policie a
spoutan ma rukou, zmocnil Sc
brokovnice a zastrelil nacelnf-
ka policie Williama H. Arm
sey-e, ktery pc prvnim vystre-
lu SNAIL Sc uniknouti z dosahu
1tocnika, ale byl srazen dru-
hou ranou k zemi.
Scranton, 81 let starry, byl
zametsnan jake topic v tovar-
ne. Jeho zena Erma nedavno
najala 81 Ezru George, ably Hill
dial jej1 domov re strachu, ably
il neublfzil. Nyn1 v noci Scran-
ton vnikl do domu sve zeny a
zbil George tax, re musil byti
dopraven do nemocnice.
Policejnl nacelnik Armsey a
serif Moore odebrali sc do do
nova Scrantonovy matky, kan
Scranton Sc uchylil pc nasil-
mem cinu a zatkli jej. serif Wy,
krocil prvnl z domu. Policej.
nj nacelnfk Sci "a MIN sc Eat.
cenym, ktery byl spoutan ns
rukou. Nahle Scranton skoci
Ike stene, zmocnil Sc sve bro
kovnice a zabil Armseye.
Scranton nevysvetlil, proc
dopustil Sc svych cind.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Pravni zastupce komunistI byl
zabit " Zapadni Virginii.

V Princeton, w. Va, Louis
Fleischer, pravn1 zastupce
kampannlho vyboru komunis-
tickle strany byl pTepaden a
zbit skupinou muzG, kdyz o.
poustel soudnf sin pc obhajobe
muze, ktery podepsal komunis-
tickou petici. Nebyl vazne IRA
men. Nekolik muzn napadlo
pravnfka jiz budove a srazili
jej k zemi, JIM jej zbili ma uli-
ci. PAX jeli Ia MIN v automo-
blu z mesta. Fleischer tam
prijel, ably hail Milo zivokvi-
&c. Tento byl pokutovan $25
a odsouzen ma 80 dnf do we've
nj ma zalobu, re hlasoval dine
IA. kvetna " primarnfch vol
bach, kdyz byl podepsal petit
CT, ably komunisticka strana
byla dana ma listopadovy ballot
Byl jednfm z nekolika set, KITE
ri byli DAM v podobnou obza-
lobu staten. Ii, KIDD podepsa-
Ii petici, byli die zakona vylou-
CENT z hlasovanf v primarnfch
volbach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Pokousani veverkami.

Veverky V parku Carondelet,
v st. Louis, pokousaly "a po-
slednlch deset dnf asi IL osob.
Vedeno vysetrovan1, IDA vever
ky netrp1 vzteklinou.
James Williams, 76 let starry
hlldac parku, chtel odehnati
veverku, ktera usadila Sc ma
lavici, kde sedel, ale veverka
nan skocila a pokousala jej ma
zadech a krku. Pokousanf by
osetreni v mestske nemocnici
a odtud poslani ma mestskou
PasteurOvou kliniku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02

HOSTE VYSTAVY V NEW
YORKU! Nam pekne byty k
pronajmut1, pouze 10 minut
busem cd vystavy. Piste ma a.
dresu: pf. M. Krejcfkova, 80
% Cowles Court, Middle Viii
lage, Long Island.
O informace zeptejte Sc u pf.
Bernat, 728 N. Linwood Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02

2502 E. Paramount Ave. 6 svet-
mic, koupel., dobrem stavu
837 S. Ellwood Ave. 2 posch.
7 svetnic, koupelna, topeni
horkou vodou, garaz.
2742 E. Biddle st. 2 poschodl,
6 ~svetnic, koupelna, top. nor
kou vodou, 2 byty, tvrde po-
dlahy, kuchyn v prfzemf.
1925 E. Fayette St., 2 posch.,
6 svet., 2 koup., top. horkou
vodou, 2 byty, velky dvorek
2702 E. Biddle St., 7 svetnic,
2 koup., kuchyn v pr1zem1,
top. horkou vodou, olej. no.
rak, tvrde podlahy.
$40 S. Macon St., zlutave chilly
2 posch., 6 svetnic, koupelna
SIT N. Kenwood Av., 6 svetnic
koupelna, topen1. Krasny.
903 N. Belnord Ave., 6 svetnic
koupelna, top. horkou vo-
dou, olejovy hofak, 2 byty.
o1' ~. ASOoS ~, - POSC1loul
5 svetnic
II S. Wolfe St., 8 svet., koup.
Must Sc prodati. Nab1dnete.
1924 E. Hoffman St., 2 posch.,
6 svetnic, koupelna, topeni.
Podm1nky.
1927 N. Montford Ave-, 2 pos.
6 svet., koup.Zavdavek $500
1920 E. Fayette St., 2 posch.,
6 svetnic, koupelna, topen1.
2 byty.
PELCZAR
Real Estate & Insurance
1888 EASTERN AVENUE
WOLFE $3.50
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Kradli.

' Norfolk, "a to, re ukradl
Y obchodu nekolik par1 pun
coch, byl Kenneth Brown po-
Sian ma rok do vezeni, kdyz Sc
k GNU pTiznal.
V North Platte, Russell
Sparks byl propulsion z vezeni
V Lincoln, kde sedel pro kra-
DEE. Sotva vysel z kaznice, ce-
kal ma neho spolkovy marsal
a zatkl jej ma daleko horst Ia
Jest when, re prevazel
kradene automobily pres stat
hranice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Obssil Sc v nemocnici.

Sylvester Rizzoli, vykonny IL
rednik kloboucnickeho zavodu
z Chicago, dllcl ma odpocinku,
ktery bydlel poslednfch 20 let
Illinois klubu, Sc obesil v ne
mocnici Mercy, kde Sc nalezal
osetfovanl diva dny. Byl IA
roxy star. Trpel zaludecnlm
neduhem. Zanechal l1stek, v
nemz pfse, re jeho nemoc jest
nesnesitelna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
USPECH CSL. DINE %. GER
VENICE MA SVETOVE Wy
STAVE v NEW YORKU.

Nekolik tis1c nasich krajann
a Americana z1castnilo sc Csl.
Dne v nedeli ma vystave.
Malebny prdvod a cele S
csl. a americkymi prapory, csl.
legionaTG, sokolstva, muz1 a
zen v narodn1ch kroj1ch vedl
kapt. F~ristensky. Program
peclive pripraveny, zahajen
byl pc druhe iodine ma name
st1 m1ru. Vystr1dalo Sc sedm
recn1kG, kterf povzbudili mo-
hutne shromazdeni k vytrvalo-
sti pro mas spravedlivy BOZ, kite
ry Dude veden do 1plneho Vi
tezstv1.
Program zahajil a r1dil Jiri
J. Janecek, generaln1 komisaT
Ceskoslovenska. Koncertovala
"Ceskoslovenska hudba", KITE
rou ridil kapelnlk Stanislav
Mez1rka. V 2:15 byl slavnost-
nj prdvod standard, ceskoslo-
venskych spolk1 a 1castnik6
prGvodu z New Yorku a okoll,
Sbor a hudba prednesly narod.
nj hymny ''Star Spangled Ban
ner' a "Kde domov mGj."
Proslovy: Jirf J. Janecek
Col. Vladimir S. Hurban, Wy.
slanec CSR. v USA., DIR. jar
Masaryk, ministr zahranicnfcl
vec1 CSR., Col. Stanley Howe
~zastupce a tajemn1k starosty
mesta New Yorku; Frederick
Sheffield, kamisar Spoj. Statd
Grover Whalen, president Sve.
tove vystavy; ]. j. Zmrhal, pre-
sident Csl. Narodn1 Rary v A.
merice.
Ceskoslovenske narodn1 tan.
ce- Klub Moravan = T1dil III
Kraus, doprovazel "Ceskoslo.
vensky orchestr, kapeln1k K
Div1sek.
Ceskoslovenske pisne - &c.
skoslovensky pevecky spolek
= r1dil Stanislav Zahradn1k.
Csl. narodn1 lance - Sloven.
ska tanecn1 skupina = r1dil
Vladimir Lancos; klavfrnl do
proved Jerry Tuna.
Spolecna prostna - muzi a
zeny - Spojene ceskosloven-
ske sokolske jednoty ma vycho-
de, naceln1k Josef Sazama
hudba "Csl. orchestr, kapelnik
K. Div1sek.
PAX ma American Common
oficieln1 orchestr Svetove W.
stavy predvedl predehru k
"Prodane neveste" cd B. Sine
tany a pochod "Castaldo" cd
Rudolfa Novacka. Dirigoval
pohostinsky Karel Divisek.
V zahrade ceskoslovenske-
no pavilonu byl vecer koncert
"Ceskoslovenske hubby" pod
rizenim S. Mezirka.
V Old Prague Restaurant
mel koncert "Ceskoslovensky
orchestr", kapeln1k K. Divlsek.
Technicke veden1 slavnosti
bylo svereno Technickemu Cd
boru spojenych csl. Sokolu ma
vychode = Josef Sazama, ma
celnik; Frank Rysanek, red.
programu.
Mas csl. pavilion pripada nam
jake s~vatyne, do ktereho vcha-
zine Sc zvlastn1mi pocity. Ma
csl. den sjelo Sc tam mnoho
poutn1kd z r1znych cast ma
SIGH csl. osad v Americe a ne
schazeli tam ami 1castn1ci z
Baltimore.
Uspech csl. dine ma pro mas
zapas dGlezity vyznam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Byvaly dGlni Inspector zemrel
We veku ia roki.

V Clearfield, Pa, John Nor
ris, jehoz pTfbuznf tvrdf, re sc
narodil pred ia Lefty v dobe,
kdy 1radoval sesty president
John Quincy Adams, zemrel.
Drive byval ddlnim inspekto
rem v Pennsylvania. Byl vseo-
becne znam pod jmenem First
Aid" Morris, protoze Sc velice
o prvnl pomoc pri IRA
zech. Poslednf rok uz byl ne
ustale churav.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02

Krajanska K. Ziska-Havli
eek nalezena mrtva ma lnzku v
Chicago. Nalezena byl ma luz
ku We SVEN obydl1 74leta kra-
janka sym synem Eduardem
Ziskou, ktery k matce pfisel ma
navstevu Sc svou sestrou Lau-
rou Piepho. Do domu matky
musel vniknouti oknem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02

V Greens Fork, Ind, diva far
marst1 hosi, Lowell Nicholson
a William Litner, 22leti, kou-
pill 81 v nedeli jednoplosnikove
letadlo, S n1mz Sc v sobotu sri
till s vyse 10 Ostop do p~astviste
a oba byli zabiti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02

timely chrup pricinou smrti.
V Babylon, N. Y, 55lety Abra-
ham Grasmow Sc zadusil, kdyz
pri male automobilove nehode
spolkl svdj umely chrup. Sko-
nal cestou do nemocnice.
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Where and When
Current TheaterA Attractions
and Time of Showing

National-"Tobacco Road" Jeeter
Lester ct al. with us again $50 pm
Earle-"His Girl Friday" RoR-
lind Russell in a new version of the
mad Front Page: II am, lao,
4:25, 7:10 and 10 pm. Stage shows:
12:40, 3:25, 6:15 and 8 pm.
Capitol-"Remember the Night
romance in the manner daft: lO:45
am, 1:30, Ais, 7:05 and $50 pm.
Stage shows: 12::35, 3:25, 6:10 and
1855 pm.
Palace-"Gone With the Wind" /"
mammoth screen version of the
novel: 9:45 am, 2:45 and pm.
Keith's-"My Little Chickadee, =
with Mae West and w. c. Fields:
11:l5 am, l, 2:45, 4:30, 6:15, sos
and $50 pm.
Columbia - "Balalaika." Cossack
merriment and Ilona Massey: 11:55
am, 2:25, 4:50, 7:l5 and Gas pm.
Metropolitan - THE Fighting
69th," through the World War with
gun and Cagney: 11:15 am, 1:20,
1925, $50, 7:35 and GAS pm.
Little-"Secret Agent" spy thrill
er in the Hitchcock manner: II am.
1850, 2:30. 4:20. 6:10, 8 and $50 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts;
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1940-02-15

any trace Of foreign accent (.
But for adroit use OF English, vo-
cabulary that she can make do more
effective tricks, we still will pit Miss
Luise Rainer against any Of the
foreign players in Hollywood And
maybe six-tenths of the natives
1t is a singing act that Estelle Taylor
will bring to the Capitol stage to-
morrow. her repertoire to include
both old and current favorites
Starting tomorrow morning, Town
Hall branches out Friday morn
ing lectures are the latest First
attraction will be Miss Sydney
Thompson, "one-woman theater"
Will do readings from o. Henry. de-
Maupassant, etc Miss Thomp-
son spent many years on the stage
under the management of the late
David Belasco She got her first
Belasco engagement, that of a nuns
part, by running out of the Office and
having her milliner turn out the
most nun-like looking toque Belasco
ever saw.
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Spies Lurk at Little
In Secret Agent

International intrigue being much
In the public mind these days, the
Little noV comes forth with an item
right In the groove, q tale Of espion-
age entitled Secret Agent" Secret
Agent" Is based on Somerset
MAugham's "Ashenden" stories. Mr..
Vaughan having been with the
British intelligence during the last
war he knows what he Is talking
about when he talks OF espionage
and counter-espionage.
The players Of Secret Agent" are
qualified, too. There is John Gielgud,
an actor capable Of being the spy to
fool any spy. There is Madeleine Car
roll, the Rlluring, who certainly can
Evening star., 1940-02-15

At the pattern Of that lovely and
mysterious young lady popular con-
cept!on mas 1t one always meets when
engaged In espionage. There is Peter
LORE to portray one Of his sinister
killers. And there is Robert Young
to be menace without ever looking
Ike . menace ut all.
All Of these people, guided by
Alfred Hitchcock, that old master Of
cinema suspense. are involved in
Secret Agent" In some pretty excit-
ing doings. There's . German SPY in
Geneva intent upon delivering Z
message to Arabia and the British do
not want the message delivered. It
never Is, but the German spy Is as
clever as the British spies and Mr..
Hitchcock Is not one to let you in
on q climax until he is good and
ready.
Evening star., 1940-02-15
And Now Look!

Loretta Young entertained four
ex-schoolmates, all now married, on
the Columbia Studios set, where she
co-stars with Ray Milland in "The
Doctor Takes a Wife" And they
recalled that at graduation time,
when their convent class Of Is girls
was asked to name the one most
likely to succeed" Loretta, the only
one who has made her mark, ranked
11th in the poll.
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Those Brave Couriers
Made Their Rounds
Storm Is Nothing to Press Agents,
: But They Seem Heaven.Sent to
A Snow.Bound Drama Office
BY JAY CARMODY.

II nowom thought could stop the press agents
buness paid infom the who tell drama
drama departments tell ohersthey hope Pnched
dropping novedge needs Of column
Evening star., 1940-03-31

back her head and began to laugh. She
had a rich laugh which rang ioybells.
She laughed until the: tears ran down
her cheeks. "Oh, Carl, Carl, Carl" she
said at last, wiping her eyes with awisp
of handkerchief, Il hand it to you on
silver platter, and with it the freedom
of the city"
Carl threw out his chest. Didn't |
say | was the man for you? Fancy
sacking a town with canvas Uboat!
Even the terrible gun up there is made
of tin. 1t took Carl Hardt to make lit
tie old Hitler work for him.
But. Carl. Carl. what gave you
such a mad idea?"
Being broke. Necessity is the
mother of this invention. There were
lots more like me over in Java, and the