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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-27
SUNDAY

Man Who Talked
Too Much" and NIL.
lionaires In Prison. :
Dick Powell and
Ellen Drew in
Christmas in July
Clark Gable and
| Spencer Tracy in
Boom Town"
Shirley Temple and
Jack Oakie in
young People.
Cary Grant. Martha
Scott. The Towards
of Virginia"
Il Love You Again"
and
The Gres t McGinty."
Clark Gable and
Spencer Tracy in
Boom Town"
Richard Dix. Edmund
Lowe. Men Against
the Sky"
Cary Grant. Martha
Scott. THE Towards
Of Virginia "
Jean Cabin and
Simone Simon in
The Hum an Bes St"
Gable. Tracy. Colbert
and Lamar in
Boom Town"
Rosalind Russell and
Brian Aherne in
Hired Wife
Gable, Colbert. Tracy
and Lamar in
Boom Town"
Bette Davis, Charles
Boyer, "All This and
Heaven Too"
Lucky Partners" and
DIR. Kildare Goes
Home
Victor Mature and
Louise Plat in
Captain Caution. "
Loretta Young and
MELVIN DouglaS He
Stayed for Breakfs St
Ginger Rogers and
Ronald Colman in
Lucky Partners.
John Garfield and
Frances Farmer in
Flowing Gold"
Maureen O'Hara and
Lucille Ball in
Dance, Girl. Dance
Myrna 10y and
william Powell in
81 Love You Again"
" TIL We Meet Again
and
Roaring Twenties "
Martha Rave and Joe
Penner in The Boys
FROM syracuse.
Flowing Gold" and
Lone Wolf Meets a
Lady"
Joan Bennett and
Francis Lederer. The
Man I Married.
Maureen Hara and
Louis Hayward in
Dance. Girl. Dance "
Clark Gable and
Soencer Tracy in
Boom Town.
Anne Shirley in
Anne of Windy
Poplsrs.'
Tom Browns School
Days and
stage to Chino"
Raimu IN
The Bakers
Wife -
Bob Burns and Una
Merkel in "ComlnR
Round the Mountain
Henry Fonda in
Return of Frank
James -
Lew Ayres and Lionel
Barrymore In Or.
kildare Goes Home .
Dark.
Henry Fonda, Jackie
Cooper. The Return
of Frank James
ANDY Hardy Meets
Debutante' and
Wagons Westward"
Dark.
Dark.
Dennis Morgan and
George Tobias in
Rivers End.
Yesterday Heroes
and Mystery Sea
Raider"
Henry Fonda. Jackie
Cooper. The Return
Of Frank James
Cary Grant. Martha
Scott, The Towards
of Virginia
'Torrid Zone" and
Women without
Names"
Henry Fonda, Jackie
Cooper, The Return
Of Frank James
Ronald Colman and
Ginger ROGERS in
Lucky Partners
Enrol Flynn and
nranIa MayShan in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-27

Paris"
Anna Nessle and
Ray MillaHd in
Irene "
Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland in
Strike Up the Band "
Carole Lands and
Henry Wilcoxon in
Mystery Sea Re- .der 3"
Georse Raft and Ann
Sheridan in hey
Drive by Night. :
Henry Fonda, Jackie
Cooper. The Return
Of Prank James"
Cary Grant. Martins
Scott, The Howards
Of Virginia. =
Irene"
and
Bad Boy"
Henry Fonda, Jackie
Cooper. The Return
Of Frank james"
Men Az ainst the
Sky" and
"Over the Moon. "
The Great McGinty'
and The Golden
Fleeing
Rosalind Russell and
Brian Aherne in
Hired Wife
Henry Fonda. Gene
Tierney. The Return
of Frank James
Cary Grant. Martha
Scott. The Towards
of Virginia "
Wallace Berry and
Ann Rutherford in
Wyoming.
Maureen O'Hara and
Lucille Ball in
Dance. Girl. Dance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-27
But Sometimes They Do
Laurence Olivier Is the Exception
To the Never Come Back Rule
HOLLYWOOD.

The back Hollywood But Laurence Olivier is
the exception
romantic playing the role Nelson opposite his
wife
Hamilton" based upon their immortal
He refused take HOLLYWOOD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-27
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY
Mickey Rooney in
ANDY Hardy Meets
Debutante."
Dick Powell and
Ellen Drew In
Christmas in July
Clark Gable and
Spencer Tracy in
Boom Town"
Kay Francis and Ran
dolph Scott In "Wher
the Daltons Rode"
Shirley Temple and
Jack Oskie In
Young People "
The Way of All
Flesh" and
Lucky Partners"
Lew Ayres and Lione
Barrymore in DIR
Kildare Goes Home.
william Powell and
Myrna 10y In
81 Love You Az ain !"
Wallace Berry and
Ann Rutherford in
Wyoming
Wallace Berry
in
Hell Below =
Lew Ayrcs and Lone
Barrymore In DIR
kildare Goes Home.
Wallace Berry and
Ann Rutherford in
WYOMING"
Laurel and Hardy ir
"Saps at Sea"
Also stage show.
Andy Hardy Meet,
Debutante" and ANY.
thing but Love"
Clark Gable and
Spencer Tracy in
Boom Town
Maureen O'Hara ant
Louis Hayward in
Dance. Girl. Dance.
Ronald Colman and
Ginger Rogers in
Lucky Partners. "
Mrs. Martin Johnson
4 Married Adven'
ture. "
Baby Sandy and
Tom Brown in
SANDY Is a Lady"
Lana Turner in
We Who Are
Young"
Anne OF Windy
Poplars" and
Pop Always PAYS"
We Who Are Young
and He STAYED fol
Breakfast -
Secret Agent" and
The Girl Was
Young."
Allan Jones. Marths
Raye. The Boys From
Syracuse.
Victor Mature and
Leo Garlic in
Captain Caution. "
The Rampsrts We
Watch" tdocumen-
taryl.
Clark Gable and
Spencer Tracy IN
Boom Town
Enrol Flynn and
Brenda Marshall in
The Sea Hawk
Marked Men"
and
"On Their Own"
Raimu in
THE Bakers
Wife -
We Who Are Young
and "MillIonaireS II
Prison. "
Jon Hall and
Nancy Kelly in
Sailors Lady
Clark Gable and
Spencer Tracy in
Boom Town
Clark Gable and
Spencer Tracy in
Boom Town
Henry Fonda, JACKIE
Cooper, The Return
of Frank James "
First World War
and Il Met Him in
Paris
Anne Shirley. Jane
Ellison. Anne Of
Windy Poplars.
Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland in
Strike Up the Band
Carole Lands and
Henry Wilcoxon in
Mystery Sea Raider
George Raft and AM
Sheridan in The!
Drive by Nisht. =
Cary Grant, Marthi
Scott, THE Howard
Of virginia.
Henry Fonda, JACKIE
Cooper. The Return
of Frank James
Irene"
and
Bad Boy"
Henry Fonda, JsckiI
Cooper, The Return
OF Frank James.
Men Arainst the
Sky and
lover the Moon "
The Great McGinty
and The Golden
Fleeing"
Rosalind Russell anc
Brian Aherne in
Hired Wife.
Cary Grant. Marth;
Scott. The Howard!
of Virginia
Henry Fonda. jack,
Cooper. The Return
Of Frank James"
Henry Fonda. jack,
Cooper. The Return
of Frank James"
Maureen OHara anc
Lucille Ball in
~Nt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-27
TUESDAY

Mickey Rooney in
ANDY Hardy Meets
! Debutante."
Dick Powell and
! Ellen Drew in
Christmas in July"
| Clark Gable and
Spencer Tracy in
Boom Town.
Kay Francis and RAN
dolph Scott IN When
! the Daltons Rode"
Shirley TEMPLE and
Jack Oakie IN
Young People. "
Il Love You Again"
and
The Great McGinty."
| Clark Gable and
Spenccr Tracy in
Boom Town
william Powell and
Myrna 10y IN
81 Love You Again"
Cary Grant. Martha
Scott. THE Towards
of Virginia.
Jean Cabin and
Simone Simon in
The Human Beas:. 4"
Gable, Tracy. Colbert
and Lamar III
Boom Town.
Rosalind Russell and
Brian Aherne in
Hired Wifi"
Gable, Colbert, Tracy
and Lamar in
Boom Town.
Andy Hardy Meets
Debutante" and ANY
thing but Love"
Lucky Partners" and
DIR. Kildare Goes
Home.
Maureen O'Hsra and
I Louis HAYWARD in
Dance, Girl. Dance =
Loretta Young and
Melvyn Douglas. He
Stayed for Breakfast.
Reissue OF
Bros dvay Bill"
with Warner Baxter.
Dead End Kids in
You're Not So
Tough. -
Dennis Morgan and
George Tobias in
Rivers End. -
Anne of Windy
Poplars' and
Pop Always Pays"
I'VE Who Are Young"
and He Stayed for
Breakfast
Martha Rave and Joe
Penner in The Boys
From Syracuse"
Allan Jones. Martha
Raye. The Boys From
Syracuse.
Victor Mature and
Leo Garlic in
Captain Caution
The RampartS We
Watch" tdocumen-
tsryl.
Clark Gable and
Spencer Tracy in
Boom Town.
Allan Jones Martha
Rave. The Boys From
Syracuse
Marked Men"
and
"On Their own"
Raimu in
The Bakers
wife"
We Who Are YOUNG"
and MilllonaiTeS in
Prison. "
Henry Fonda in
| Return OF Frank
/ James"
Clark Gable and
Spencer Tracy in
Boom Town.
The Young People"
and The Lone Wolf
Meets a Lady.
Henry Fonda, Jackie
Cooper. The Return
Of Frank James"
First World War"
and II Met Him in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-27

Two Series Of Six Lectures on the
BACKGROUND AND ISSUES or II
WAR
Laura PuHer Morgan
Mondays, II A.M.-Sulsrovs Club
First Lecture-November 4
Wednesdays, 8:l5 P.M.-Woshinston G.
First Lecture-November q
Series Tickets $500 and $3.50 Respective
11Os n H. Ave NV. MI. 4OO1
The people's voice., 1940-08-14
But this price was so

SO the price fixed S5 per month this price
dicuousy low that the suggestion made and is in the
that the be Increased to the muncent
$2l month But these going have nothing
to say about if this bill becomes law It will be $5 per
month $21 per month any other figure that may be de-
cded upon. Certainly it will not be very high
But with these patriotic indusrasts it's horse of another
color Uncle Sam is patiently dickerng with them and
day he yields point In cases. has loaned
them the to extend their plants build the machines
of He has granted them permission to amortze the
plants in five and to figure the amortization amounts
their In beneficent Uncle has agreed
emergency doesn't last five years. he'll pay the
difference And the nustraists will the plant
with investment of nothing, and substantial profits
made.
you would suppose that would satisfy them they
proving persistent sdowners the face
gency News from Washington with August 10 date ne
relates the army with appropriations 1000 planes
in placing definite orders
aplane manufacturers down striking for profits
The reports that had involving $40 000
900 fveinch guns for subcon
tractors who going to make the strike for
more profits
Bellcose "Od Stimson running true to FORM said
that the Representatives of industry been
desire with defense No doubt they
for price.
many months is going take Uncle Sam get
structon of under the face of this sdown ke
The United States court has outawed the sdown
strike peace time. Then why permitted when have
emergency?
Garand rifles and is estimated that may
equip regular army with the necessary We have
only 297 tanks including the from the first World
and the in dead storage most of which should prob
ably be unked Up until last year months build
complete threeinch gun for by anarcrat unit
Let Uncle Sam take control Of the whole defense
machines Kick the sit-downers take over
the factories Get action Why continue jew" with these
tycoons If the doughboy isn't worth than $21 per
month"; I'd hate think what of those dollar patriots
are worth to the counry's welfare.
The people's voice., 1940-08-14
FROM EDITORIAL COLUMNS
I'll Defend Him

All world that England fighting with her back
the wall Under the circumstances she cannot be blamed
she every financially politically and otherwise
drag the powerful and wealthy United States into the fray
her ally be expected that she spending millions
this country to create sentiment and for the u S. to
her relief with and munitions of We
would do the thing if in her position 1t will
remembered that took this hook bait and snker during
the last Every being used make take the
bait for this
When Col Lndbergh spoke out in opposition to
into this he vciousy assaed by Senator Pep
who declared that Lndbergh he chief of the fifth
column in this country"
Lndbergh trying keep of the war-Sen Pepper
is trying to get us into it.
Those who believe in the United States staying the
acknowledge that Senator Pepper u.s. least
Gus monger and likely in the employ of England.
Those who believe in the United States going the relief
England with and munitions declare that Lndbergh
"chief of the fifth column in this country"
Such being the ready to up with Lndberghs
fifth column much prefer to Sen Peppers party
Here's hoping that Lndbergh stands by his guns He
of the few who talking today.
We suggest that Sen Pepper strap sixgun go to
England where he will get his baptism fire. That's what
he needs However, he will likely do all his fighting with
his mouth-Missoula County Times.
The people's voice., 1940-08-14

The purpose of the PanAmercan conference at Ha
advertised to prevent otaitaransm from reach
ing the Western Hemisphere It's real to make
agreements that would all LatnAmercan business to
through New York This would give Wall Street the
profit this business London objected through Argentina
"a British economic colony Force will eventually be neces
sary Wall Streets wishes in LatnAmerica Our
up the orphaned but profitable Dutch and French
colonies in Asia and the Pacific We need immense mill
tary establishment to trade and enforce Wall Street
plans these and other We also in constant dan
ger of getting into the in Europe to help Wall Streets
London financial partners.
The profit schemes of these international robbers is making
bloody shambes of the world They direct the affairs of
the worlds and pretend speak for the people
Their business requires force not based fair trade
people have interest in these dealings except for law
full and peaceful veandetve exchange of goods The in
ternaona interests of the overwhelming majority be han
died without the least danger Of
Big business wants to add millions to the general
fight for punder is hiding its purposes behind smoke
screen of defense The people hesitate to fall in line
They do not know the facts Facts carefully kept from
them They know just enough to be doubtful There will be
opposition to building the military machine The result is
have the ellsworth compulsory military service bill
proposes the people fascist sraightjacke
This perfect example of fascism nazm and the other
dictaorshps of mnorties over maores the people
longer be depended act according the wishes
of the powerful few when the propaganda in in
picture shows the radio andtoo often in the pulpit
when these forces fail to bring the people ne force added
propaganda The addition of force to propaganda fa
csm and its kindred methods Such the BukeW ellsworth
military service BILL
There is powerful drive against democracy The
leaders drive firmly major
parties 1t makes difference who elected President
this fall The only to offset this drive for farmers
organize into farm organizations industrial workers
into labor unions teachers into teacher organizations
into cooperatives and the full political
of these peoples must be exerted against the de-
in Washington to turn to the profitmakers
In theory under democracy the majority of the
pie is the government Our safety depends max
ing it work that way Organization OF the
pie is the urgent duty of patriotic fearless American
citizens who wish protect the American of living
forefathers understood it.
Save country from those who would make die
tatorshp. Organize southern News-Almanac h
The people's voice., 1940-08-14
Organize to Defend Democracy

Two forces striving for top place affair."
today One is democracy The other is dictatorship. The
two ideas represented by two groups.
One of the is most familiar everyday lives
The school teacher the preacher the industrial worker the
poor with sack her back disappearing
down trail with two undernourshed children following
farmers clerks Mattresses chambermads housewives
small merchants all in this group of 130 millions
Some millions of them distress; nearly all them
not feel and look to the future with fears and
lmisgivings.
millions benefit from practical democracy
which aims at the greatest good the greatest number They
seek the abundant life mechanical
velopment give them Being overwhelming majority
almost the complete populaon-nothng could them
if they united But they of unorganzed be-
wildered people.
The other group little handful very rich men, They
fewer and richer by They hire
expensive servanawyers lobbyists and hangerson These
appointments to high official positions they pre-
of serving democracy
This small group powerful and we'll organized
the saddle in both major political parties has power to
twist the representatives of the people its ends
Wider distribution of the good things life does not happen
to increase this groups profits So it the way and
prevents the peoples from doing anything give
the people better life
This small group does not have all interests
home 1t the world with its operations the
profit-seeking international Take for instance the TIM
rubber and sisal of the Pacific Islands, Coffee
nitrates, metals, and fruits South America; the
oil of Mexcosha the profits from these products go to
London to Berlin, to Rome to Tokyo or to New York?
This group wants the of forget our undernour
ished unemployed, labor laws our fight for
good farm program, and make our nation
military The purpose is see that the largest
possible part of the profits world trade come to New
Yorks Wall Street.
The people's voice., 1940-08-14
Lewis Urges
Continued from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
and its suppression of civil liberties,
Lewis declared.
Il believed that, and l believe 1t
now. That's why I call upon labor
through its organizations to make
known to the congress of the U. s.
that Americans still desire to be free
that Americans do not need to be
conscripted to fight for a government
that will give an American a home
mad job and protect his family.
There's Americas defense-a par
ticipation of its population, its work
ers, in its increased production and
it's natural resources.
Labor has said publicly that 1t
stands for defense of this country and
it's institutions and will cooperate
with the defense program of the ma
tion. But labor demands at the same
time recognition of its own rights
the right to have job, to assemble
freely, to bargain collectively with en-
ployers. And labor believes that
Americas greatest defense will come
II Oul d llcS p6OpIe, uOl lTOm du ARMY
of conscripts."
The delegates were urged by Lewis
to exert their fullest influence in po-
litical affairs.
There is too little attention paid
these days by the politicians in pow
er and those who seek office to the
demands and wishes of the men and
women of the labor organizations" he
said.
Labor has always been prone to
sell its Influence too cheaply and for
too small a price. Labor can indOrse
a politician today and tomorrow he
will come out and kick labor in the
face by indorsing conscription."
At this point, amid tumultuous ap-
plause, the CIO chieftain echoed the
statement which he made just few
lays earlier to the convention of auto
mobile workers, that the people Of the
nation would some day lose conf
lence in the two major parties and
build political party of their own.
The people's voice., 1940-08-14
The Sit-DoWn Strike

couple of years Michigan sit-down strike by auto
mobile factory workers. drew lot of fire from the manufac
and the of that state roundy condemned
because he didn't force end the ske shoot
of the strikers but end the sitdown by any
couple of months according to the administration
emergency had developed which called for the building of
tremendous amount of combat planes tanks and bateshps
and providing large stores of ammunition Certain large
durasts placed in high office in the administration
assist in the acceeraon of providing for the emergency
Immediately the large ndustriasts controlling the
tories and yards where all these warfare
be made, flocking to Washington parotcay
offered their resources to the people of counrybut
price.
bill providing for the conscripon of manpower at price
introduced But the to be affected
on given no voice in fixing of price for their
The people's voice., 1940-08-14

& Co. thus intends to obey the Law
by asking its 10000 employees to make
the contribution to the G. 0. P. cam
Ipaign chest so that it will not come
out of the Golfers of the corporation
itself Tuttle makes himself "trus
tee" of the Kresge fund
Tuttle tells his employees that he
will head the list with a $1,000 gift
by himself and double the amount il
necessary" What is it worth tc
you?" he asks the employees. Does he
implicitly mean: WHAT is YOUR
JOB WORTH TO YOU? 1t appears
that's an Interpretation he would like
to have conveyed.
| 1t only goes to prove how hypocrit.
| ical are the utterances of Willkie and
his Wall street crew that they intend
| to remain within certain limitations
on campaign expenditures
Current Capital Chatter
There is a very powerful group of
American financiers, including some
large oil interests, who are willing
lat this time to accept Hitler domina-
ton over Europe and other large sec
tions of the globe as fait accompli
and are prepared to do business with
the nazi dictator on that basis. Many
here suspect that Colonel Lindbergh
is the mouthpiece for that group :.
The Indians are the most rapidly in
creasing racial group in the United
States, according to study just COM
pleted by the department of the in
terror. That certainly is contrary to
the popular belief that the American
Indian is a fast-vanishing race.
Senator LaFollette, Wisconsin, is one
of those who believes that entrance
of the United States into the war in
Europe would save neither democracy
at home nor democracy abroad +. 1t
looks very definitely as though this
has abandoned its policy of
helping Japan to arm herself for a
war against Uncle Sam -. WILKES
record bears out his assertion that he
is for REA-for fighting it. If con-
scription of the nations youth is
needed for national defense why not
go all the way and do the job right
by conscripting wealth at the same
time? That would be in conformity
with the theory of total defense" ).
Said Rep. Geyer, California, last week.
When we are reaching down into the |
eight southern poll tax states and TAX
ng their young men and putting them |
nto uniform, let us first give them a
title democracy for which they can
light. There are 100000 colored |
people without the right to vote in
hese states and 100000 white peo-
lie.
The people's voice., 1940-08-14
nLRB HOLDS IT
HAS JuRISDI
OVER BANKS

WASHINGTON. - (FP) = Holding
that it has Jurisdiction over banks
the national labor relations board
August issued an order directing the
Bank of America Natl. Trust & Saw.
ings Assn. of San Francisco to rein
state with back pay 10 messengers
discharged because OF membership In
the United Office & Professional
Workers (CIO).
The board found that the banks
business is the ninth largest in the
world and the fourth largest in the
U. s., with total resources of over a
billion and half dollars. 1t took no
exception to the board's finding of jur-
isdiction.
A. P. Giannini, chairman of the
board of directors of the bank, is an
important figure in California's notori-
GUS Associated Farmers.