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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
NEW PLANE ORDERS

BURBANK, Cal, April 1S.-R-
Lockheed Aircraft corporation an.
nounced today new orders totaling
$500, 900. In the largest CONNER
cial deal of recent months, South
African airways placed a 50, 100, 00O
ger transports and two of the new
four-engined "Excalibur" models,
delivery to begin in October.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
Income Tex Receipts
Set New N. {. Record

RALEIGH, April 18- Up State
income tax collections set a new re.
cord today at 81, 1855, s9o.45 for this
fiscal year. The best previous fiscal
year record was 81, 1854, 598.2S in the
IL months OF 1898.
Last fiscal year the income tax
yield was only 50, 1888, 900.
Income tax payments are still
coming in steadily from persons
who got extensions at March Is.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
TRIPLE BIRTHDAY

STAFFORD, Wis, April 1S- Up
only one birthday in the
Harold Drexler family, but it's
happy birthday" three ways. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Drexler were born
Is years ago today. Their son,
David, was born a year ago today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
CAPE FEAR
U. D. c., WILL HOLD
MEET THIS

The Cape Fear chapter, United
Daughters of the C~onfederacy, will
hold a meeting this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
J. S. Crowley, president, at sos
South Third street.
All members are urged to be pres.
ent,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
SINGING CLASS WILL
GIVE CONCERT N D
AT TRINITY METHODIST

The Methodist Orphanage Singing
class, of Raleigh, will give a sacred
concert at Trinity Methodist church
at the II o'clock service Sunday
morning. The class of seven chill
dr. en- will be under the direction Of
Mrs. Nellie Rives. The public is
invited to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
N. c. TAKES LEAD

RALEIGH, April 18.-LR-North
Carolina has taken a lead over other
states in the production of soybeans
for oil, DIR. I. o. Schaub, director
of the N. c. State college Extension
division, said today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
Class To Entertain

The Reds will entertain the Blues
this evening at the Epworth Metho-
dist church. Miss Sarah Flowers is
in charge Of the affair, with Miss
Nettie Baker as chairman of the
program. All members of the Ep-
worth school are urged to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
ST. M AUXILIARY
FOOD SALE

The food sale scheduled this Sat.
urday morning at the Grocerteria
by st. Cecilia's Guild of st. James
church has been postponed until
Saturday morning, April u, it was
announced yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
PERSONALS

Mrs. L. A. Raney has left for
Charlotte, where she will visit
her brother, DR.. c.. c. Massey, for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s. Mat
.thews, Jr., have as their guests at
their home on South Front street,
Miss Marie Sheram, of Atlanta,
Ga.
Clark James has returned to
the city after a business trip to
Baltimore, Maryland.
Friends Of Mrs. Herbert Atkin,
son will be sorry to learn that
she is a patient at Duke hospital.
Lieut.. and Mrs. ". E. Davis
Jr., and son, Billy, of Middletowr
air depot, Penn, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. w. E. Davis. Sr., al
WrightSville Beach.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19

This needlepoint Otis such easy
needlework) is a copy of a favor
tie Raphael madonna. Pattern 1921
contains a transfer pattern of a
10 1-2x14 inch picture; materials
required; illustration for doing
needlepoint; color chart.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
Club Clock

The Ladies auxiliary Of st.
Andrews Episcopal church at
Wrightsville Sound, will serve
lunches today and Saturday
for visitors to Wilmington's aza-
lea gardens during the week.
end. The lunches will be serv-
ed in the parish house.
The Cornelius Harnett PIT.
A. will hold the regular meet
ing on Tuesday evening, April
%, at 1870 o'clock at the school.
A musical program will be Civ.
Ell by students Of the school.
All members are urged to be
present.
The Crepe Myrtle Garden club
will hold a meeting this aft
ernoon at 1886 o'clock with Mrs.
Edith Smelling in Garden City.
The Dramatic club Of St.
Mary's school will present a
minstrel and play this eve.
ning at 8 o'clock in St. MaSy's
school hall. The public is cor
daily invited to attend. A small
admission charge will be made.
The regular meeting of the
Cape Fear chapter, United
Daughters of the Confederacy,
will be held this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock at the home of the
president, Mrs. j. S. Crowley,
sos South Third street.
This evening, from 6 until 8
O'Clock, a supper will be given
by the Woman's auxiliary of the
Church of the Good Shepherd. 1t
will be served at che parish
house IN South Sixth street.
Tickets may be obtained from
members of st. AIMS guild or
from the rectory.
All members of st. Eliza
beth's auxiliary Of st. James
Episcopal church are requested
to be present at a meeting in
the Great Hall this afternoon at
4 o'clock to hear a talk of DR..
Dlsosway's work in China.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19

The Crepe Myrtle Garden club
will hold a meeting this aft
ernoon at $3.50 o'clock with Mrs.
Edith Smelling in Garden City.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-31
NaittiDodj, Sen 81, Sari 1910

oeinfden 5abrer nno bra6ten Mid
nnd] Hnris. Sd bin ettpa feds 9age
Bel ben Deiitfde1 eeipeien. llno oa
id nild bic fran8Ofii1e Mrmee fentle,
mllB ih fbon fagefl, es mar bic tiih.
tigfte armee, Die mir ie begeenet lit.
Sd bin itidt probeutfd, aber oieie
oeltiden 5oIoaten fino ,lnerb6rt
tulinoerboll, 6as Berfefteite bonn Ser
feften. Menn Sbnen iemanb er5abIt,
iie baben nidts, 10 elaiibet sic oas
ia nidt. Bel oetlen febIt es aiih an
rein gar nihts.
sd pnroe gut bebonoeIf. Sn Bd.
ris Iiegen atpei Dibiiionet, Die iib
10 forreft benebmen, baB es idon I'm.
angenebm pir0.'' =
Das mar 2eutnnnt Beter Wauir
bonn .Mmerican 5ielb 6erbiee' ,lno
Der am II. SUM aipiiben gours llno
8lois in fiinf 6eutibe Waihinenge-
iDebrneiter 1nb cine Mntitanfanone
nit ieirem Waeen rannte. Ct eraablt
ipeiter:
nDie 9eutfden fdoiien auf mid.
aber ib CLAUDE, fie tpollten mid nibt
treffen. l1eber Naht ipur6e ib in
Elm gefangenenlaeer gebradt. in benz
iid 1000 Biz 5000 Maroffaner be-
fan6en. gn ,,adften 0eorgen rebete
id mid oamit beraus, oaB id an1e.
rifanii6er ar5t lei uno meinen got.
fdafter in 8aris fpreden 1niifie."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-31
Sin Amerifaner iiber Seatide
Spl6atem

11eber bie ibn bon 6e,ltiden Col
6aten in Haris auteil gesporbene 8e<
banol,ing beridtet elmer Der Dor fur
gem nit bem Il. g. Dampfer ,,Mon-
battan'' in SEEM yorf angelangte,l
amerifanifhen 8afiaeiere.
nDie Delltfden teiIten mir cine
franaoiiide Ambnlona au NIT einen!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-31

pratft1b e1ne @0ftlo1enld]nle mar, 0l
I in ben Seelen Der beranipahien6e1
Generation 6as driftlide 5iiblen I'M
Denfen alisIoi6te lino 6anit Jrani
reid aus Dem 8oben enfip,ir5elte, oil.
benz es feline Gugen6en, feline 2ebens
fraft nno feline ipabre gbre ge5oge1
bat. -
@s rdbt fid friiber ober fpdter
mas Die Nationen gegen 1atiirlide.
uno eoHlides gedt fiinoigen. =
(Sdilonade.)
X + 4
Die 8eiftiae nnb reliai6ie naasbSb
lnns'' nnierer fatboliiden sdnle,
Dr. Goaflep, 9aItor Der befannte,
Ser3 Seiu-&irde in 8ittsbureb, 8a.
ltno benz Sdriftleiter Ser ,,Nmeriea'
6arf man Slid ipiinfden au ibren
Mut, ben fie aeigten, aIs fie cine Gor
oerl,ng aufiteuten, oie eieentlid oi
Spaben bon ben Dadern pfeifen fon
ten. 8is Dor furaem bate man f
ettpas nidt t,in fonnen. tpetisiten.
nidt nngeitraft, tDie berfdieoene BERG
bafte 2ellte erfabren baben.
9r. goaflebs 4nfidt lit, 1aB eli
Sell oes itetigen Berlnites, ben 81,
Stride erIeioet, auf ben ,,beflagens
tperten 3nfammenbrnd bes 9farr.
ul-Spitems" suriidaufiibren 1T
uNan madt fid faun1 elmer lleber,
treibung fduloie''. faet er, ,,tpenr
man bebauptet, mir bdtten feline fa
tboliiden Sdulen n,ebr i'm 2anbe
llniere 8farrfdnIen iino er0Btenteils
nur Ropien Der offentIiden SduIen
init einem 0iinnen Mnitrid bon MeIi
9ion un6 Ratboliaismus. @epib, oos
2ebrperfonaI fest fid aus euten mi
eifrigen Sdpeitern auiammen, Die cir
religiofes @emono traeen, aber iie ct,
itiden geiitig ,inter oem lnfatboIiider
groiebungsfDftem, bas aontroIle iibel
uns erlanet bot. Die sssoee in unIers
fatboliiben ShuIen tpabreno Der Ies
ten Generation ipar, bic Metbooen
2ebrplane, Nerlnen, 9ertbuher uni
Dos NotenfDiten Ser staaatsi6uIe,
inmer mebr nadaudffen, Biz unier
fatboliiden Sbulen hires iibernatiir
li6en SnbaIts foit aGnalih bar tpa
rem. eSse6e foeenannte 9ereiderun,
im 2ebrplan Der sdulen ,par i,
Birflihfeit cine 8erarmung ibrer ia
tboliiden atmoipbdre, uno bies gil
pon &odidulen, 4o1eeien uno Uni
beriit6ter.''
es ift 6rineen6 nottpen6ie, oab 81
xertbiiber aud i,tN ,,tnieren' Gdnle,
na9geieben, ,imsean6ert unb driitio
niiiert tueroen; man Iebre sic Rinoe
oos 4. ,ln6 6. @ebot, uno man tperf
Die 40 Seiten @elHrieesbpIterie Uni
.2iige binausl
aud anoere Meformeh fino briu
geno notig; nit Der Sueeno mifle,
mir anfangen, tpie es Die 1einoe aud
MAIDEN. 2ernet bon ibnenl =
Netpo. ..........
4 4 +
Sin uJortidritt'', ber Elm fataler
8adidritt 1T
statiitifer baben feiteeitelt, ba
i'm bergangenen 5dnIiabre fid Elm
Million ipeniger Rinoer in nnIer
6ffentlihen Sdulen befanben. Diei
| QnhI frnir& hnrn,ta{ih4Iih mil inAn4
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-31
Din saifsafre,.n6

linIernt Snft0c III nblebbnrer 3e1f sum
Geroerben gereihen. Wnngel an Sol
oaten mar cine Der ltriaherL ipelde
Sen ltntergong Der fran5oiiiden 8e-
pubIif berbeifiibrten.
gon bieieny .fo5ialen 11ebel' it
nadpeislid) Die gauge ipeiBe Haiie be-
6robt. Ser argentiniide 0ational-
ofonome MIeianoro g. 8nnge, cine
ouf benz eanaen arnerifaniiden Som
tinent anerfannte alitoritat auf benz
@ebiete aeitsenoiiiider ioaialer at,'o
ipirtidaftlider 8robleme, erflarte IN
einem gortrag an Der 1ntperiitat
g2otre Da,,e, baB bic faufaiilhe
l1eberlegenbeit in Beltangele legenbeiten
ihrem gnoe etltgegengebt 1nb Die
tpeiBe gsaije Ser Selbftpernidtung ber-
fallen lit. Serr 8unse erfldrte, oieies
fdtpere fo3iale Hroblem ergebe ltd
aus Ser Cathode, bob beute nebr
nie6riger ftebenoe als bober itebenoe
Meniden geboren iperoen, ipeil Die
beltbegabtei1en golfer lid tpeisern,
ihrem 2ano nno Der bon ibnef ge=
fhaffenen 3ibiliiation 8inoer 5n ge-
ben". Da Die llrfaden bieier ioaialen
glage fittliber geatur iino, beltebt
mad, ser iiioamerifaniiden autoritat
bos einaige Mittel alr 8erbinoernne
oieler &ataftropbe in oer Mnnabn1e
Ser driitliden Sa1niliengrunoiate nno
Sen barans fid ergebenoen gerpflth>
t,tneen anf Ser ganaen Beit. 2eloer
arbeiten ,,nIere proteitantif6en Nits
briioer nidt Sanb in 9ano NIT Der
fotboIiIden Stride 5lr 8efdnlpfins
Ser Meliaion llno 5taat nntersrabe,l-
sen ,@ebnrtenfontrone'. sls ln-
lanalt @rabifdof Spenman bon Seem
gorf offentlid) erfldrt batte, bob Die
Mopofaten Der @eburtenfontrode
,gropbeten oes Nieoerganses' iino,
bate cine @ruppe bon Stem Oorfer
Baitoren bic llnberfrorenbeit, eit,en
feierliden Mppen an Die fatboliibe
Rirde al ridter, bod IN bieier an-
gelegenbeit, oie nidt intterbalb ibres
@irfungsfreiies falle, cine uSanoe-
meg -Bolitif au fiibren. Ser Beriub
Ser fatboIiiben Rirde, ienen auber-
baIb ibrer Seroe oie Grfenntnis Der
ltnmoraIit1t Der @eburtenfontroae
beiaubrinaem, iei nunoemofrotiif
,tno III Mmerifa niht am 9labe".
@ie Catholic Nortbpeit 8rogreB"
bierau bemerft, baben bieie Serren
Baftoren cine unelaublide ltnfennt-
mis- geoffenbort. Denn Die airde lit
pollfommen innerbaIb ibres Bn.
fungsfreifes, penn iie ieberman1 Mo-
raj lebrt ,,no fid Der nnmorolitdt emf
eegenitellt uno gegen bas -oonnert,;
,tpas nidt nur eine Sinbe eeeen 6as
@eies @ottes, fonoern aud elm Ser.
breden eegen bic Ratnr lit. es lit
aud 6as eritemaI, bob tpir b0ren,
6aB Der &onpf geeenltniittlidfeit ut-
oemofratiid ,,nb gerfiinben Der Wo.
raj in Amerifa niht am Blose lei.
Mit ibrent ,,feierliden appeu'' an
bic fatboliide Qir4e, ibren Niber.
itan6 eeeen bic grrihtlng bon @e<
burtsflinifen aufaugeben, baben bic
Serren Haitoren etipas berlonet, mas
Die Stride nidt t,in tam uno ME tun
tpiro.
4 i X
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-31
Mmf Der snde mad benz 9rab bee
hI. EetrMS

bob auf 8efebl oes 81. gaters ON
'n2. Suli bie guserabunesarbeiter
,speds auffinbung bes Grades 6es bl
,Betrus in Der Betersfirde begonnen
baben. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tperoen
bon gnrico @alleaaai, Dem Sauptardi-
teften bes 8atifans, ,,no 8artolomeo
Noeara, Dem 9ireftor ber papltliden
Mnieen, geleitet. 9as greebnis oiirf-
te nod bieien Wonat befanntgegeben
tperoen.
Die 2eide bes bI. Yetrus ion in
elmer @ruft innerbalb oes Sauptal.
tars Iiegen, aber oie eena,le Grab.
itelle lit bisber nod nibt befannt ee-
tpeien. Der Seiliee, ser im Sabre
81 u. 9. bon BEN Romern eefre,l5ist
tpurbe, ion a,,na6it am SUB bes So.
tifaniiden Siigels beiseiest tporoen
fein. 9ie 2eibe iprrbe ieoo6 banad
in cine @ruft on Ser 8ia Nppia iiber-
fiibrt, aber fpater tpieoer at ibren
iripriingliden 8egrdbnisplas auriid-
gebradt. Dariiber lieB &aiier &on-
ftantin Der @roBe cine 8afilifa errib-
ten, Die i'm 16. sSSabrbun6ert 6urd oie
beutise Beters= STRIDE eriest tpuroe.
Eapit Yius Ser 3p0lfte ion ben
Auftras 5ur Guide eeseben baben,
nadoem fiir5lid bel Mrbeiten unter-
balb Ser 8etersfirde Spuren Ser frii-
beren 8alilifa eeflnben tporben tpa-
rem. ...... ..
Der antidrifIide geiit in Jranfreid
@ie bas ,Neter 8oIfsblatt'' mel
bet, iuuroe unldneit an oie &ir1en-
tire bon @pernap binsef6rieben:
"Nieber nit ben Hfaffen! 9ie
Relision lit bos Opium Der 8ol.
ter! Die @iiienidaft miro oie ae-
ligion bernidten."
Der Sat ftarimt aus fommnniiti-
iden Rreiien. @s lit Die Srudt bon
golfsfront- -Sranfreid, bas nod bor
fur5e1t Nonoten nod Mosfau orien.
1iert tpor.
Dab Die &6upter Der franaofiden
&eeierune am @ohesoienit in geotre
Dame teilnabnen, lieet Ser 3eitune
..Broeres'' bon Saon-et-2oire 1,idt
redt. gs iei oas eine ,,Deniitieune"
paeint iie.
Das 8lott tpenoet fid aud seeen
1os @ebet, oas in Sronfreib in ben
Stunben Der @ot tpieber aufeefomn,en
1T, oenn bas @ebet fei .,ein Ausorud
Der Gur9t'. -
Ser Sturm muB nod gana onoers
fommen, big alle Jranaoien ipeid ee.
iporoen fino un6 oen aIlmd1tieen
.Gott tpieoer anerfennen. Man pal
eben tpeit tueg bom redten 8eg nnS
eben oaran, i,n rotten Meer oes reIi.
gionsfein6liden &ommunismus 1inter.
sugeben. @s bro6elt bieI antidriit,
Iides Gift IN ben Moern oes frana0
fiiden 8olfes. 60 braudt's einen tie.
fen a6erlab, ,,,n Die Station bon De,
snfeftion a., befreien.
3.pei Saftoren ridden itb beute ar
Granfreib:
Die bonn @eiIt 6es 1tneIaubens ae
f0roerte &inoerbeidrdnf,lng, 10 oaf
bic 5oloaten feblen, oas Baterlanb a.
beidiisen;
uno oann Die Staotsidule. oi'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-31
Mnh cine GaraIleIe


gas oenftpiiroiee seibidtli6e Gr-
eignis i'm @aloe au goupieene Bat
fi1 ipie6erbolt. Die ginbdnoigung Der
8affenItiaita sbeoinguneen nno bic
8e6inglngen ielbit tparen berb6lt,,is-
mabig milo nno tpenieer barboriid
I'M gergleid 5u oenen, Die bon Granf.
reid borgeieben iparen, faIls oasfelbe
Deutfblano eeseniiber fib aIs 5ieger
batte auffpieIen f0nnen 5hreibt bod
oas fran5oiiide MiIitdrblatt uJranee
Deilitaire" bonn II. Mai 1910 mort.
lid:
uDie fir DeutibIano boreeiebene
Strafe miro fih anf orei Staoien er.
itreden: sic 8Iodaoe, oie Musfdal.
tnng 6urd Die ,nilitdriIde Nieoerloee
uno bic Siibnel
nWam muB Dem beutf1en golfe
enolid einmoI beibrineen, mas arieg
beibt. @ir Iaiien bas bentide goIf
in feinen Dorfern oie ,beilfamen' gBir.
funsen ber idueren Artiaerieeefdoiie
nno 5lus5euebombars be-
ipilnoern.
,,Sobalo 6ann bie 3eit fiir ben
5rieoen sefommen 1T, n1iiiien ,pir sic
augen aufbalten, oomit ipir niat tpie.
Der ipie 1918 betroaen iperoen. geie-
mails tpie6er einen yrieoensbertraa!
Man tpir6 ben Deut16en brett bas
Meiier on oie aeble fesen. 3u biefem
3tpede tuir6 man DeutidIan6 beieben
miiiien lin6 audi bic Meiben Der
Bodies Wannidaften auiammeniteI.
len, 6ie iibernl( an Der Neripberie 6es
@eides nit ibren &dn6en 6ie Muihen
fortrdun1en miiifen.
"Dann muB oas Meid oufaeI0ff
un6 6as HreuBentum berniAtet iper.
bent,
Sitlers u9olfiider 9eobadier'' ant
tportete bierouf:
.Aneefidts oieier 1tneebeuerlidfeit
iteigt in itns tpie6er 6ie bittere Grin.
nerung auf an ben II. geobember
1918, als @eneraliiiimus Sod nnb
fein bentiger Nadfolger @epgano inn
8aloe bon Gompiegne az ben beut.
f6en 8eriretern nidt als 5oloaten
su Soloaten, ionoern tpie 3udtbaus.
oireftoren 3u iiblen Berbrehern ipra.
den. @ir entiinnen ,lns ebenfo eena,t
Der tpiiiten @erbobnnngen. Die 9entiA.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-27
MEDIEVAL LIFE IS SHOWN IN DRAMA
 AT LOCAL SHOW
The Hunehbaek of Noire
 Dame Ends Tonight at Capitol Theatre

How the love of a grooesque crip- pie for a dazzling beauty who piticd him leads him to save her life at the cost of his own is the power ful, dramatic theme of The Hunch- back of Notre Dame which ends tonight at the Capitol Theatre, with Charles Laughton in the stel- lar title role.
 This Limitation of the Victor Hugo classic comes as che of the outstanding screen events of the decade, abundant in eye-dazzling sr!endcr and brcath-taking scenes. In addition to the 100 stage and screen principals who support Iaughton prominently, $500 players appear in the spectacle scenes.
 The plot deals with the loyalty and sacrifice of a hunchback bell ringer in the great cathedral of Notre Dame. Here a beautiful gypsy girl takes refuge from a powerful noble who admires but persccutes her.
 Because the girl befriended him, the deformed bell-ringer rescues her from an execution for crime of which the noble is guilty. The
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-27
SUPERB ENTERTAINMENT FEATURES FILM ENDING
 AT COLISEUM TONIGHT

That rosy glow that comes from having been richly and completely entertained marked all the mem bers of the audience filing out of the Coliseum Theatre last night and Sunday at the showing of Irving Berlin's Second Fiddle" This fea- ture ends the run tonight. Having -een so much and enjoyed all, one hardly knew what to remem- her first, what choice morsel in this talent-packed musical to re- view in the mind for an added thrill to taper off the fun for the night.
 The screen play by Harry Tug end, based on a story by George Bradshaw, is an interesting dra- matic tale of the end of Hollywood's search for a girl to play the hero inc in it's picturization of a best selling novel. Sonia, a Minnesota echool teacher, is given screen test No. 436 when a friend sends in her photo, and lol she is chosen. Ty- ronc, a studio publicity man, flies out to bring her to the film capi- tai, and the fun begins.
 Sidney Lanfield directed the film with Gene Markey associate pro ducer Harry Lcsee staged the skat- ing ensembles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-27
THDEE-kCT FARCE TORE SEEN AGAIN
 AT PARISH HALL
First Performance of Sec 0nd Childhood Given
 Here Last Evening

It's a farce concerning the hap pcnings and misunderstanding ot a couple of would-be scientists. This, in short. is the three-act produc- ten Second Childhood' presented last night and to be given again this evening by the Juneau Drama Club at the Parish Hall. The per- fcrmarce etarts at o'clock and is under the sponsorship of the CathcEc Daughters Of America.
 Inc story takes place in Doctor Relyae's h omc at Coshoctcn, ln- disra. t hes humcr and romantic interest, tco, and the events are told in a wh'rl Of ten hours prob ably the busiest ten hours ever spent by any cf the eleven characers who portrayed their parts with good in depreciation.
 Cecil C. Rulaford gives a very entertaining performance as the ahsent minded Professor Frederick Relyea. Philip Stanton, his as stant. is played by Darrell Naish who brings many-a-laugh as the suitor Of charming Sylvia Relvea. the professors daughter Miss Vic let Paul is deliRhtful as Sylvia.
 Mrs. Weismiller, c'Auntie,9 is given in good character by Edith Danielsen, and Al Dreith as the love- sick General Henry Burbeck, pro- vided much merriment.
 Although not che of the lead characters, but given with excel lence, is the part of Marcella Bur beck as the Spanish daughter-in- law of the General Shirley Bern stein is sparkling. as Marcella.
 The jittery neighbor, Mrs. Viv- vert. is played well by Louise Feist. Harvey Fry and Raymond Graf do their parts with understanding as Judge Sanderson and Sheriff Johnson, respectively. Bess Winn dces a good character part as Mrs. Henderson, Mrs Vivvert's mother, and Dorothy Fors is good as the listless Lucille Norton, neighbor.
 An excellent musical background of popular selections is played by Mrs. Lillian Uggen, Wh oalso plays the overture which includes num- hers from August Friml's Hi Jinks."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-27
Hollywood Sighb find Soun4s
By eob4,a Cos~s-

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Aug 27-Its of Havana" on the slate for Ann Sheridan George linking They Drive by Night hit with the current Latin American 2OthFox unket opening of their Down Argentine Way with Don rarng to go Don't know it's been mentioned before star of Four Sons" papa of four So Bing Crosby
 Chick Chandled the comic, still keeper the but turns over the hve-handng to somebody bees may have put the B" weather iob for Wesley Ruggles choppng down to wo-hour, 1000ofeet release length reflection of how fast things nowadays the scrpes have put off writing the prologue which after the body of the picture which back fimedd They're stuff will be dated before the picture s
 Hope Virginia Bruce a sing in musical Riviera Blonde Cinny really sang Born nobody believed it. Since then she's been practicn' up Jane Witers turned Jane involving personals after Youth Said Jane needed
 vacation they're off to Arrowhead Springs Septem- Der. Wonder what James $4OOOO back in the days when trying to get in" lanes mama wonders too Nice person, the only movie on threw surprise birthday party.
 Tex Ritter the singing cowboy staked mining
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-27
Gloria White to Celebrate with
 Party Tonight

Miss Gloria White, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Bill White, is enter taining with a party this evening at the family residence in cele- bration of her nineteenth birthday
 Cards, games and dancing will feature the occasion and refresh ments will be served by the honoree.
 Her guests will include Misses Bernice Mead, Gene Rulaford, Hazel Field, Dorothy Peterson, Lillian Ol- son, Marjorie Shell, Genevieve White. Mrs Ray Look and Messrs. Clay Spellman, Farley Pratt, Ray Look, Verne Moore. Eugene Aiken, Merle Whitmer, Andy Stillett and Charles White.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-27
MATILDA HOIST
 TO BE HEARD IN
 CONCERT SOON
Popular Young Mezzo-So prdno Will Sing Again
 for Juneauifes

Matilda Holst, whose lovely mezzo- soprano voice thrilled Juneau music lovers in a successful concert here two years ago, will be heard again within a few weeks
 Miss Hoist, who recently returned from the States where she has been doing radio, theatre and concert work for the past two years, will present her musicale early in Sep tember at the Northern Light Pres byterian Church.
 A Juneau girl, Miss Hoist is the daughter of Martin Hoist, fisher man and boat owner of Danish birth Her mother is a fullblooded Chilkat Indian of the Eagle Tribe, who has been in U. s. Government hospital service for many years.
 The young singer was born and raised in the Capital City and grad uated from the Juneau High School Washington and spent three years in the Oregon State School of Mu- sic. Travelling and study abroad Miss Hoist spent some time with her fathers people in Denmark, and studied voice and opera for several months in Milan, where she lived with Nina Solovieva, well known Ju- neau vocalist now in New York City.
 The mixture of Danish and In- dian blood gives Miss Hoist a depth of emotional feeling, poise and beauty in singing that is charm to her audiences. Juneauites are looking forward to hearing her in concert soon.