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Evening star., 1940-12-18
NAVY Sails Again

Here Comes the Navy" Warner
Bros. service feature filmed in 1884
with James Cagney and Pat OBrien,
will be re-released December 81 as
special Christmas film. The first
OF the pictures new series of show
lngs is scheduled for San Diego,
naval base city.
Evening star., 1940-12-18
Hepburn's the Dark Horse
AS the Stars Turn Critics
Her Philadelphia Story Winning
Praise From Fellow Players
Who Have Seen 1t Screened
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.


Producer Mvyn LIE Roy judging chairman for the third annual
"Stars Critics"
Alliance baoing
in the early
"Phiadelpha
capital
Evening star., 1940-12-18
This Film Stars a Veteran
Beside Some Veterans
Harry Davenport's Name Was Known
When His Director, Ernst Lubitsch,
Was Still a Schoolbov
HOLLYWOOD

At the United Artists Studio the other day Ernst Lubsch en
Douglas Merle Oberon Meredith who exactly be-
of make believe worked lively
old gentleman whose acting totals
Harry Davenpot-Judge" him
Evening star., 1940-12-18

Nearly four -fifths of the fur.
shipped from Manchuria are DIES.
tined for the United States.
Evening star., 1940-12-18
H'wood Offered Challenge
In Capitol S Premiere
Flight Command Showing Commands
Presence of Different Kind
OfNational Celebrities
By JAY CARMODY.

searchgh the heavens from in front Of the Capitol Teae
place the world at least they denoted something tranquil
Flight
Theaters
Evening star., 1940-12-18

SHoREHAM BLUERooM, Connecticut at
Calvert. Dining and dancing. Two floor
shows $50 and 11:30, Dinner, 500. in
Guiding cover. Supper cover, soc: AID. 0100.
METRONOME ROOM, Wardman Park Hotel
Conn. Ave. at Woodlev Rd. Sonny James
I:3O. Min. 81, Sats. 81 80. co. 1000.
RAINBOW ROOM, Hamilton Hotel. 18th
at X Cocktail and dinner dancing. So;
supper dancing to Mllt Davis Orchestra,
l0-l Min. Saturday only 81. D1 o5S0.
House al 10Th and II Sts. Dining IN an
ATMOSPHERE OF charm dignity. and gen
tihty. Luncheon, Soc; dinner from S1.2o.
Orean mlslc nightly during dinner.
CARLTON HOTEL, New Cosmos Room. 9Th
and SITS ME. 2626 Music by Bob Simp-
SON and his orchestra. Dancing 81 and 70
to . Min 81 80 after 10 pm. except Sat. s.
Evening star., 1940-12-18

distinctive event of its kind ever
held locally. Or anywhere, maybe.
No other premiere, within the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-17
.Colored Fair
Set For
October 21-26

Manager Robert Hawkins of the
Vance County Colored Fair said To-
day preparations are being mace for
the annual exposition for the colored
people of the section, and promised a
week of pleasure and enjoyment for
all who attend.
He said the purpose Of the colored
fair is to build up the farming in
terests ir this section, and urged the
colored people to begin now to pre-
pare their exhibits and to enlist the
support and cooperation OF their
neighbors.
Manager Hawkins said the mid
way will be one o. the best yet Of
fered, including d number of free
attractions.
The Vance County Colored Fair
embraces the four counties of Vance,
Warren, Granville and Franklin in
North Carolina and Mecklenburg
across the State line in Virginia.
Wednesday of fair week will be
school day, and all colored school
children will be admitted free if they
get tickets from their teachers.
The premium list was issued sew
eral days ago, ana is being distrlbut-
ed among growers and others who
are interested in setting up exhibits.
Manager Hawkins, in his official
capacity, extended welcome to all
The colored people to visit the fair
every day OF the week. and promised
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-17
Willkie Fears
Totalitarian
Government

Coffeyville, Kans., Sept. 17.-(AP)
Wendell L. Willkie charged late
Yesterday that President Roosevelt
"has weakened democracy through
out the world and declared that a
totalitarian government would re-
suit from a third term for the chief
executive.
Making his first major campaign
address in this city where he taught
school 81 years ago, the Republican
presidential NOMINEE started his
talk with no trace of the hoaSeness
which had curtailed his Weekend
engagements, but his voice became
hsky before he had read two pages
of his speech.
Will Zerbucken, assistant director
of the Kansas state highway patrol,
estimated $1,000 persons were at the
park and that $4,000 were in town
during the day.
Willllie called the present cam
paign "the battle Of America, and
told an audience seated under q
bright Kansas sun:
'The issue we have to decide in
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-17
Seniors Attend
High School Day
At Chapel Hill

A large number of the members oi
the senior class of Henderson hlgh
school are planning To attend High
School Day at the University OF
North Carolina next Saturday. ana
it is probable that the high Sch"oI
band will also make the trip 10
Chapel Hill. it was stated today by
W. D. Payne. high school principal:
Plans for the trip are in charge OF
Miss Abilene Turnage. Miss KUN
Byrd and Miss Leslie Cogdell. senior
home room teachers, who are ar
ranging transportation and other de-
tails of the trip. The group is to leave
the high school at $50 o'clock Sat
urdav morning. to arrive in Chapel
Hill for the first events on the pro-
gram at IL o'clock. High school stu
dents from throughout the state Will
be guests of the university al inc
neutrality-suspicious. football game
in the afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-17
Here's HoW
Draft Will
Operate

Washington. Sept. 17.-(AP)-
Here is how the draft will work:
On October 16. all men 81 to IS,
inclusive, will register at registration
places to be established in each
neighborhood.
Local bOards-it is intended to
have 5000 TO 6,500-Will shuttle the
registration cards and give each a
number.
A series of numbers will be drawn
in Washington by lot. When the first
number is drawn. each man who has
the corresponding number in local
boards file will be put down as the
first man liable for service from his
local group.
Oucstionnaires then will be sent to
the men. in the order in which their
numbers were drawn, asking the
number of dependents, physical dis
abilities, etc.
On the basis of this information,
the men will be classified as follows:
Class l (available for immediate SER
vice., class II (servicc deferred be-
cause engaged in essential occupa-
tom, class III (service deferred be-
cause Of dependents), and class "
(service deferred by law-legislators,
judges, etc.,.
Meantime, a Washington board
will determine a quota for each state,
based on the population and num-
Der of men from that state already
in the army or navy. From this quota,
will be deducted the number of men
who volunteer for years training.
Enough men will then be taken
from class l in each state to fill out
the quota They will be called in the
order in which their numbers were
drawn in the national lottery.
Each man called will receive a
physical examination. If he cannot
meet army requirements, he will be
passed over and the next man taken.
Men in the deferred classes will
not be called unless there are not
enough class 1 men to meet the
army's needs.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-17
Examining Board Ex-
poets to Compile t e
Work Tom orr ow !;
Monday Night, First
Night in Camp, On'
eventful; ID } o n
Company "C".

Medical examinations were on the
program today and. "Wednesday at t,'e
Armorv. where the members Oh the
various military units here are beng
aiycn the final check before gong
~ Fort Jackson. near Columbia. ,. l.
The examining board is made up
Of Lieut.-Col E. F. Fenner, ana
Major Irbv H. Hoyle, both OF Hen
drson. and Captain Bennett Z;
Stephenson. of Roanoke Rapids. all
members of the lO5th Medical Regl-
mcut.
The examining board was in OK
ford Yesterday. and will be in War
rcrton Thursday and Roanoke Rap
ids Friday. according to their Sched-
ule.
The recruit unit. scheduled to tour
the county with 4 part OF tie lo3th
Medical Regiment band today. did
not 60 out. due to the EXAMINATIONS
underway at the armory, and the
opening of the tobacco market here.
a,trac,ing 50 many from the sec
tiun< that were 70 be visited.
Can't. Conrad SturgeS said Co. e
began IT 10 o'clock this morning tax
ing cnliStneutS. and at the noon hour.
- BOYS Id signed up. This COM
pany needs quite 4 few men to bring
it ~ IL the prescribed strength be-
fore going to Fort Jackson.
Al men from Il 20 30 OF good
moral character are invited to come
TO the arWory and investigate the
of Joining with this unit
before leaving. Consumption will get
m20y young men later on. and these
will be assigned wherever they are
needed. b. cnlistjng with the local
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-17
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page -Four

|. On the Fahrenheit thermometer,
what is the designation for summer
heat?
2. Do fish live in the Dead Sea?
3. Is helium or hydrogen the light
est known substance?
4. What is the proper title CT the
presiding judge of the highest court
of the United States?
5. What is the name for the small
est combination of atoms that will
form a given chemical compound?
6. Are German police dogs de-
scended from wolves?
7. Is the number of persons per
family in the United States increas-
ing or decreasing?
8. What was the name of the first
Lord Baltimore?
9. Thomas Jefferson was governor
of Tennessee, Virginia or Kentucky?
10 Which eastern Atlantic State
has the same latitude as Bermuda?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-17
Legion Pushes
Membership

Members of Henderson Post, No.
60, OF The American Legion, are
pushing their membership drive for
the new year, and have already sign
ed around forty eX-SerVice men, it
was said today by E. H. Bradley, post
adjutant.
Last year the post had member
ship OF around l4O. and it is hoped
that this number will be increased
for l940-4l. Each year the member
ship campaign is pressed anew, as no
inulvidual is considered a full-fledg
cd member until and unless his dues
are paid.
In connection with the campaign,
Governor Hoey few days ago ad-
dressed 4 letter to State Legion Of
ficialS commencing the organization
and urging all eligible eX-service
men to affiliate with the group. The
governor expressed mis- sincere APP
prcciation of the work and activity
of the American Legion in North
Carolina in this period of crisis" and
called on every World War veteran
in the State TO become a part "of
your great organization" He es-
pccially commended the utilization to
State employees.
The governor extended his con-
gratuiationS to Legion officials upon
the progress which you are making
in increasing your membership and
solidifying your organization, and
preparing it for continued patriotic
and unselfish service in the promo
ton of the ideals of our republic, and
the prepetuation of the principles OF
genuine AmericaniSm.'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-17

this campaign is whether the po-
litical rights that | AIN exercising
today shall endure, or whether we
shall leave in the hands of the
President of the United States, now
sccIline office, the power to de-
stroy our system"
The Republican nominee asserted
Mr.. Roosevelt had misrepresented
the nations military strength, had
failed to bring economic recovery,
and had been incompetent to deal
with American industry.
Titling his address "The Failure
of the New Deal Theory Of Govern
ment", Wil.kie said the President
gives lip service" to American ira
ditions but docs not know how to
preserve them".
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-17
MINOR CHARGES UP
BEFORE RECORDER

Minor charges were disposed OF
TODAY in county court with Recorder
Il. f. Clements presiding.
Herbert Riggan was charged with
assault. and the warrant was amend
cd to include the prosecuting Wit
ness, Annie Riggan The state took
a nolle pros when it was shown the
two had taken out deed Of Separa-
ton.
Bonnie AyScue faced the court,
charged in two warrants with beng
drunk. He drew 80 days in each, the
sentences to run conSecutively.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-17
SHORT SESSION IN
MUNICIPAL COURT

A short session of city court greet
cd Mayor Henry T. Powell today.
Mary Lou Bullock and Sammie
Terry. Negroes, were charged with
immoral conduct, and each was given
80 days, suspended upon payment of
the costs, and showing good behavior
for the next two years.
c.. S. Wade was guilty of engag-
ing a taxi and failing and refusing
to pay So fare. Prayer for judgment
was continued upon payment Of the
costs, and So to Thomas Murray as
taxi fare. The costs were ordered re-
mitted,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-17
PLANS MADE FOR
SOLDIERS FAREWELL

Plans are already underway for
staging a farewell celebration here
Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock for the
soldiers recently mustered into the
U. S.$Army for one years training.
Details are being worked out for
the event, and are to be announced
later.
Civic and business interests are
behind the movement, and the army
units encamped at the, Armory on
the Dabney Road have promised their
support.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-17
Soldiers Given Medical
Exams During The Day

company, the term is for Just one
wear, the recruit will be among nome
bovs and not too far away to WISH
his home on furlough.
Everything is moving along nice-
". and Monday night, the first nlSht
of the camp, the men spent an I'M
eveutful time in their squad tents III
which they are sleeping.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-17
TWO REGISTRATIONS
AT DEEDS OFFICE

There were two realty deeds with
the Vance Registry Monday, rccorG.
showed today.
Central Laundry. Inc. sold The
Durham Pepsi Cola Bottling c., q
lot at the corner Of William and
Maple streets for $40 and considers
tons.
For $3.50, Hunter Towncs sold
George P. Williams lot on the VII
liamsbOrO Road.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-17
537 Students
In High School

A total of 537 students arc .n-
rolled IN Henderson high school ,
was announced today bv p,i,l...I
w. D. Payne, who made the I,... DID,.
ment following d revised cncc.
home room. The new enrollmcn, nr.
ures show an increase Of nine .,.,
dents over the enrolment .hn.,rv
after the opening Of school las, v..'.
The students are divided .r,.
classes as follows: l44 freshmen }lf
sophomores, 1872 Juniors. lO2 scni,..
and l8 post graduates,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-17
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1910

clean and wholesome amu.,.,,.
entertainment tTi for all who ro n, and
The entire midway attrac,i ,@,'' e.,
. cs furnished, E2ed by the Davis L. r,r "':'
SHOWS. New rides and new Shnn o. ''U
promised. Free acts and I r;,,, arc
each night will again be- a rcn,m ,,' u,
the occasion, it was said '''!3 Oh
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-17
AROUND TOWN

Rotary Meeting The weekly
meeting of the Rotary club will be
tonight in the Vance hotel.
Granted License-SamuCl Robert
PenneyS and Florence J. Bell. both
of Philadelphia, Pa, secured license
to marry at the Vance Registry Of
flee Monday, records there showed
today.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-17
Homecoming Day.

There will be a homecoming day
at Harris Chapel church the fifth
Sunday in the month, September 20.
All members and friends are invited
to attend. Lunch will be served on
the grounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29
Radio Time Table

in this era Of swing but any Of them at the
peak would probably trade places with Guy Lom-
bardo and his Royal Canadians. Guy and his boys
have played jive. but in spite Of that they've
gone winning the popularity polls year after
XVI
Frances White soprano and James Melton, tenor.
will be heard on the Bell system program. The
Telephone Hour" to be heard for the first time
over KoMO Monday at p. Melton and Miss
White will headline the show. which Is designed
TO feature melodies from the classics. light opera
and musical comedy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
Fifth In Series
On Monday Night

A rabbi and A Protestant minis
ter will discuss Religion in the
World OF Tomorrow" Monday when
the fifth lecture in the Talmud
Torah series takes place at s:i5
p. m. in the synagogue auditorium
at SO. 4th and I SITS. Rabbi y. !.
TRIGGER and DR.. E. r. Attebery will
be the lecturers of the evening.
DR.. Edward II. Todd, president of
the College Of Puget Sound. will be
the guest patron, who viii bring
greetings. DIR. Holland G. Burr.
minister Of the First Congrega-
tional church, will serve as chair
man and moderator Of the evening.
The musical program will be
presented by the Mason junior high
string quartet, including Barbara
Reed, 1st violin: John Gintner. End
violin; Catherine coors. viola, and
Dolores Hartman. cello. Tickets
may be secured al the door which
opens at 7.30 p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
New Type Role
For Laughion J
Fumous Actor
Sons Moke-Up

Making his debut ~ a singer In
Sidewalks Of London his latest
picture. Charles Langhton had
two songs written especially Or
the occasion by Arthur Johnson.
composer Of such hits an Pennies
from Heaven" and Cocktails for
Two" The new numbers are
Have You Ever Seen Eliza and
STRAW Hat in the Rain"
Laughton's singing provides two
OF the liveliest intcriudes In this
drama OF life among the "bunkers. !"
or London sidewalk troubadours.
The stars other activities In the
picture. now ut the Riaito theater.
include entertaining for pennies on
the streets of the metropolis. rem
dering famous poems and ORA
matte bits" for sidewalk audiences
and, particularly. battling with his
fiery sweetheart, vivien Leigh.
Miss Leigh, Who IL familiar To you
M Scariett O'Hara Of Gone with
the Wind" has = modern role M
Libby" a tcmpcstuous pavement
performer who eventually finds
fame In the legitimate thester.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
Bobby Breen Cries
wolf Too Often

When a boy, VIGOROUSLY given
to exaggeration, finally tells the
truth, it becomes the old, old story
of lad who cried wolf once too
often.
That's what happens to Bobby
Breen in his new starring picture,
Escape To Paradise" now at the
Riviera, but Bobby confounds the
adage-makers by finally winning
his point and resorting to exag-
geration again.
In the new picture young Breen,
who throws a whole community
into trouble by his tall stories.
ultimately brings rejoicing and
happiness by topping all his previ-
Gus efforts at exaggeration. And
in so doing, the boy Is the central
figure in what's said to be one OF
the seasons most entertaining
tune-films.
Bobby Ia supported in Escape
To Paradise" by Kent Taylor.
Maria Shelton, Joyce Compton and
Pedro de Cordoba.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
TO THE RESCUE

Virginia Field came to the
rescue Of goth Century-Fox recent
ly by teaching her boy friend,
Richard Greene, the art of arch
cry. The script for Il Was an
Adventures" called for Greene
to shoot some arrows in COMPETE
ton with Zorina. Assigned an in
structor in archery. Greene showed
little interest in the sport until
Gregory Ratoff. the director,
asked Virginia TO take a hand.
An experienced archer, she taught
Greene enough rudiments so that
he could get by in the scenes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19

John Howard, and is now Mt the
Roxy theater.
Gregory Gage appears as Rus
sian officer Of engineers attached
to the conferedate army az the
time Of the Civil war, and Miss
Del Rio as the fiancee who has
followed him from Russia. A map
OF the Confederate battle lines.
with place names In Russian.
figures largely in the plot. Berry
and Howard appear ~ escaped
Yankee prisoners Of war.
Miss Del Rio appeared previ-
ously az a Russian girl In "Rssur-
rection.' but that was q silent
picture and required no Russian
dialogue.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
FAY BANTER VACATIONS

When Fay Banter finishes her
role with Brenda Joyce. John
Payne and Walter Brennan In
Maryland at goth century-Fox.
she and her husband will start n
months vacation. Her husband u
n. s. II. venable. who not long
ago resigned from the u. 4. navy.
Their plans call for a motor trip
TO Tucson. where they Will spend
two weeks on a ranch belonging TO
friends. From there they win mo-
tor To Nogales. Mexico, and then
by train they will 20 10 Gusymas
for two weeks of fishing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19

A brand new story suggested
hy The Invisible Mar written
Nv ". @, Wells. and pseehsc>d IN
iass. has eeen drafted with an
aim toward topping sven the
eerse thrills ~ the earlier film.
Vincent Price has the titis role.
similar 20 that formerly portrayed
hy Claude Rains Sir Cedric
Hartwicke. Nan Grey. John sut.
ton and Alan Napier are IN hand
~ leaders In a cast that Includes
many capable supporting players
joe May directed and Ken Gold
smith was associate producer.
Tho new picture traces Tho
story 90 a man condemned "a
death for tho murder % hls broth.
er. but VIM escapes from prison
after being made invisible BY the
doctor who holds IN. secret for
mnla. The Invisible Mans cssry
and uncanny efforts 10 trap the
criminals actually Responsible tor
the murder provide the action.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19

was 20 per cent dream world
and ten per cent castor oil
and I don't mind admitting
I thoroughly enjoyed the sen
sation.
The production is exceptionally
well done. the cast, Thomas
Mitchell. Edna Best, Freddie
Bartholomew, Terry Kilburn, Tim
Holt and Baby Bobby Quillan, is
a capable one, and the photo
graphy is marvellous. The ship
wreck and the tropical storm on
the island are so realistic that one
actually ducks when the lightning
crashes huge trees to the ground.
Continuing the adventure
theme, the companion picture,
The Marines Fly High, CO.
stars Richard Dix and Ches-
ter Morris In n rather i'm
probable yarn which IL fast
moving and has several thrill
Ing situations.
In typical marine fashion. even
the serious incidents are treated
lightly and there Is about as much
comedy to the story as there is
drama.
l hope some day to see Richard
Dix get a real break and draw
the starring role in a picture like
"Stagecoach." He's a good actor
and great guy .. one OF the
few Hollywood stars who has both
feet on the ground and who is
never too busy to be human.
And that will be all for
now except this that old
saying, There's something
rotten In Denmark" should
be altered TO take In much Of
the surrounding territory ..
territory bounded on the west
by Chamberlain, on the south
by Mussolini, on the east by
Stain and on the north by
Hitler. The whole cockeyed
mess smells to the high
heaven.