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Evening star., 1940-07-05

are you wearing on your engage
ment finger? :. They say-and you
always have to take the they" with
a grain of disbelief-that the reason
for the cooling of the Norma
Shearer-George Raft romance was
Norma's dislike of Georges friends.
Personally, think it was a case of
too much publicity.
Joan Fontaine's next picture for
David Selznick is Jane Eyre" which
Joan describes as "a Victorian YER
sion of 'Rebecca'" 1t has all the
same elements-a lonely house on a
moor, a deep mystery-only this
time the wife is crazy, not dead
And at the end, the house is set on
fire The question is-can we take
two Rebeccas in one season? You
tell me.
y
Shirley Temples mama has mar
rowed the choice for Shirley's next
Evening star., 1940-07-05

engagement. If she doesn't, there
threatens a lawsuit Mickey
Evening star., 1940-07-05
MUSEMENTS.

QEVEpIV 18th d E NE
OLtLNLI Ii. 3aO0 Mat. /. Pm.
Parking Space Available to Patrons.
Healthfully ir-Conditioned.
BING CROSBY. GLORIA JEAN IN
IF HAD MY WAY" At 1:20, 3:25,
$50, : 30 $40
Evening star., 1940-07-05

Rooney has been
appointed god
father to Cecilia
p a r k er's ex-
pected (in the
fall) baby. If it's
a boy, he'll be
called Andrew
a f t er Mickey's
most successful
screen charac-
ter.
M ary B e t h
H u G h e S says,
I've given up
men--there is no
love in my life"
Then whose ring
Evening star., 1940-07-05
New Rooney Achievement
Is Playing Godfather
Cecilia Parker Casts Him in the Part:
Joan Fontaine's Next Film
May Resemble 'Rebecca'
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.


Dorothy Lamou sent hank of her hair
for the wondering natives
hanging her dressing will
crls for adoring males Say how
Cradle appearance Chicago when
at the first opportunity to fulfill her*-
engagement. .o... H..
Evening star., 1940-07-05

CuEpInAN Ga. Ave. d Sheridan.
oAALANADAN RA. 200. Mat. ! PM
H6aithfullv Aforementioned.
RING CROSBY. GLORIA JEAN in
IF I HhD MY WAY" At l. 3:05
$40, 1.2O. 9:30
Evening star., 1940-07-05

PENN eth & Penna Avenue Sc.
Ai>> rR 52On Mat, PM.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
ANNA NEAGLE. RAY MTLLAND, MAY
Irene" Irene" At AT T. hoH 3:10i NhAn so 80 O.
a:40.
La gaceta., 1940-07-09

L1egc. dCmiHando 81 furia in
finita y IA turbaei6n que ie en-
bargaba, Sc acerc6 a las maletas
iIba a cometer una acc.6n In
digns pero 10 exigia 81 vengan-
"a
Y 81 hsbiase promsiido no re-
troceder jsm&s ante NADIA, para
Heyar su venganza a cabo.
A5ri6 una de Jas maletas.
Pero no eobtenia mas que 70
pas.
Sin desanimarse, Ia echo al
abriendo Ia segunda.
Entonces. un gritO de triunfo
Sc ahog6 en- 81 gargnats.
Sus CLOS habiaH descubiertO
1hos legajos de papeles. eartas.
retratos...
Desat6 81 primero.
Fran cartas de amor. foto-
yrafias de muchachas, con me
.osas dedicatorias al marino.
Isidoro sonri6 levemente.
La gaceta., 1940-07-09

en- q drama de Maria Y Miguel.
Ly6 luego 10 que hasta aho-
"a habia constituido para e. IN
misterio, este es, el eneuentro
de Ia infame con el traldor en- Ia
eiudad eordal, e pOr que De a
eueAa Marcia ineSperada. de a
quella fuga que le puso a q a
punto de morir... y. en- fin. su-
pc que lOs dos smsutes Sc ha-
bian smbarcado con rumbo a Ia
Argentina Que ahora vivian
ala. en- pleno campo. .e5os de "a
GFiiizaei6n que era verdzd.
cue tsaiar an hlio.
:TcdO. TODD b supoi
fTodo - y eKpiies ayBe.la
cartsL
Y egan6o "a tsrnin6 esans9
hobO leite tsmbikn i4s s.ras ear
;2 d. NigueL "a mgv brra. q
1iplom4tico tenia fuuei1o z. &C
10. hAsta eonyetr ~ rNtrs ~
ana apci& ds eaEftaa
La gaceta., 1940-07-09

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La gaceta., 1940-07-09
De Dionisio.

clones de Dionisio.
Fran una linda antecamara.
muy amplia y Ia aicoba, Jas dos
pleas alhajsdas con csc com.
fort refinado de los tapieeros in
gleses.
La puerta que communicate
con 81 corredor, anchO ) esplea-
dido como una galeria de pala.
eio real. estaba alberta.
Fl embajador entr6, eonte.
niendO 81 ansiedad.
La alfombra china, recia v
muelie, que tapizaba las estaa.
eias. amoTtiguaba los pasos dsl
~dipSmatico.
So ceho sc frunei6 de pronto.
Acababa de descubrir, anita.
das en- IN Angulo, dos o tres ma
Ietas perteneeientes a Dionisio.
iAlli debian estar!
In r~elampago de ira, de odio
pss6 por los ojos del des-
dichsdo
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TONIC sBCUgDo
"A MUCHACHA
DE La GALE

~ acercaban Al egrnsd0r, donde
Borgoha estaba bundldo en- "a
lectura De Ia Prenea europea
Era DlonhIo en- efecto, que se
acerc6 al embajador con una Jar
ga sOnrha.
mi querdo jefel-dijo 81
marinO-.si no me manda listed
NADIA, me marchO. Voy al bOuie-
var Imperial a recOger q Sagra-
rio y mi futura susgra.
Y subray6 esta Ultima palabra
con graciosa intenci6n.
Borgoha sonri6 discretamen-
te, poniendose en- pie IN mo-
mento.
POI fortuna para listed, ~
La gaceta., 1940-07-09

futura suegra vale tsntO como "a
hUa.
Eco g verdad.
Hay suegras que labran "a
fe.icidad De ss yernos msjoF
que Ia pr0pia m8ier Adi6s
qDerido DiOnhioi
Has,a il noche. mi q8en-
d embajadOri
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oerc6 3 una De la yidrierM De
u estancia.
Y @pr6 hasia que lego a sus
oidos IA bocina De IN autom6ya
que atrayes6 e jardln luego y re
yerdi6 en- direction al centric de
Toxic.
Entonoea. Borgoha. Elm poder
dominar q lmpGso q. "a e Ia
bla asaltado desde mBcho. dlu
sali6 Del cOmedor, atra-
yes6 varios corredores y pene-
.r6 reaueltamente en- lac hablta-
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La gaceta., 1940-07-09

Tn recuerdo, tenaz. implaea.
Die, surgia ahora en- su mente
con Ia precision de las oosas
muy doloroSas.
Era el recuerdo de aQuel bu-
que que sali6 de Barcelona al
mismo tempo que Ell Marseine
Era IA fugitiva vision descn.
oierta por 81 desde Ia eubierta
de- paouebcte frances, cor avn.
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eir.r'o visual &c los prismaticOs
ID ngura hcrrendamente aborre
che De Migual.
En''nces... Ies que fue yer.
iNc re trat6, no, de una aiu-
aaebn De sus sentidosl..
tHig1a y Maria iban. uues.
> NTeS De aquel Otro buQus. q
La gaceta., 1940-07-09

L8egO sigui6 buscando, repa-
sando Jos sobres.... hasta que vi5
uno, muy voluminoso, Ileno de
se.loz de ia Argentine,
An, no me habia engaha-
do1exclam6 shora a media
vcz- Dionisio guarda aqui car
ias de- infame. Ahora voy a sa-
berlo TODD al detalle, con minu-
ciosa precision!
DDominado el temblor de sus
manos, extrajO Ia carta del So
bre.
Y pudo leer las lineas infer
males. ~lentamente. dolorosamen-
te. una, dos. tres wees.
Sc enter6 de TODD: de IA ds.
gada de Miguel a Espsha. de 81
ascenso, de "A instalaci6n En-
Barcelona, De ia duloe historic
De amor que le unia con una nj
ler de Madrid, de "a inter.
de una teroera persona
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The Phoenix index., 1940-07-13
Cleanliness Best
Summer Beauty Bet
GREAT SATISFACTION

yourself to get the shade you need
at the moment.
And don't forget to keep your
nair Immediately clean during
the very hot weather Choose u
hairdress t4lat is simple and easily
re-arranged SO that you won't put
off your shampoo too long.
Your daily bath is of utmost in-
portance these days. Plenty of
soap and water is mere important
than any number, of beauty treat
ments and a great deal more salts
flying. The secret of summer beau
ty lies in looking clean and natural
"a simple hair do, carefully
blended, lightly applied makeup
and lots and lots of water.
What are your beauty prob
lens? Write Marie Downing,
Larieuse Beauty Foundation,
Room 521-319 North Fourth
ST., st. Louis, Mo-, and she will
be glad to answer them. Be
sure to enclose a self addressed
stamped envelope.
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-13
Beauty Executive
Touring Southland

DALLAS, TeXas-(A N P)-Mrs.
Marjorie Stewart Joyner,~ nation
al supervisor of the Nine. C. j.
Walker Schools of Beauty Culture,
visited the Walker College mere last
week erroute to Mongerey, Mexi-
CO.
While here she demor-trated the
uses of the new Walker product,
Vapoil, and the new permanent
wave on pressed hair, The most re-
cent innovation in beauty culture,
to fifty Walker representatives.
After a short stay in Mexico,
Mrs. Jovner. Negro Commissioner
to the New York World Fair, will
visit Austin, Houston, Kansas City
and the annual meeting of the
National Beauty Culturists' League
in Atlantic City, July 80, 81 and
August l and 2.
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-13
BY HAZEL l.. GRIGGS

Associated Negro Press Fashion
Editor
With the opening of the Ameri-
can Negro Exposition in Chicago
the Windy City has taken on a
gala, festive air. Putting forth its
besG manners, colored Chicago Is
stepping out, with the Exposition
at the Coliseum as THE place to
go, and consequently we lind
fashion treking to the Negro
Worlds Fair
The costumes seen here and
there on opening day as one sur
veyed the beautiful exhibits, de-
picting the Negros progress as a
race, were very eye-filling, and
they would have to be to turn ones
eyes for a moment from the bril-
liant, colorful array of exhibits On
display
The Exposition itself was very
beautiful garbed. with its restfully
painted exhibit booths, its self, but
most efficient lighting system, iGs
exquisite murals of Negro life, and
tastefully arranged decorations.
An awe-inspiring eight, it thrilled
the crowds who witnessed the Coli
scum being flooded with light after
President Roosevelt pressed a but
tron from Hyde Park N. Y.
We aren't getting to the fashion
end of the Exposition very rapidly.
we know, but hope to be forgiven
this breach because it isn't every
day that one is privileged to Wit
ness such a magnificent sight as
this great pageant Of Negro prog
ress.
With ideal weather greeting the
FFairi5" opening, summery cos
TUNES were the rule with white
aid pastels: leading the field. One
attractive meitron made quite a
picture herself as she viewed one
of the dioramas in a patriotic
costume of red, white and blue,
skillfully combined. 9 blue and
white sheer print suit was worn
with dazzling red accessories.
Debutantes held to pastels in
simple styles. Blue, pink, daffodil
yellow and lime-green crepeS and
linens dotted the crowd. Sunshade
white and natural straws accom-
panied these dresses in many in
stances. worn far back on the
head or carried by their stream
ers on pretty, brown arms.
Now in the costume jewelry pic
,ure are the small American flag
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-13
BY MARIE DOWNING

WHEN the temperature is near
the hundred mark it is difficult TO
concentrate on anything more
strenuous than OUR next trip TO
the water fountain, and we are
inclined to slap our lipstick on
haphazardly, dust our faces wltl
rouge and powder and hope that
perspiration won't wipe out our
work too soon. AS a result, too
often we look worse after one CT
these brief sessions before the mir
rors than we wiW before.
Apply Makeup Sparingly
The wise woman will apply her
makeup carefully and sparingly
during the summer months. The
texture OF the lipstick is frequently
affected by the heat and comes of
more readily on the mouth. Pow
der if applied too heavily, will
cake when the first drops OF
perspiration appear, giving a flour
and water paste effect. Rouge, un-
ACoS ~ CNdoO1O1l ID UdhCll, WILL
and stand out in gread bloEB on
the cheeks. 1t is better to use no
makeup at all than to Use 1t
carelessly these hot days. Cleanli-
ness, as I stated in my last col
umn, is the first requisite of beau
ty. Wash your face frequently dur
ing the summer. Never apply
new makeup over the Old
Spoltchy powder. Take a few
extra minutes with soap and water
and then start all over again.
Blend Cosmetic to Skin Tone
Remember that whether you are
actually burned from going out il.
the sun or not, your face takes or
a darker hue in summer from the
heart and glare. Don't attempt to
use the same shades of makeup |
That you have been using during
the winter. A powder too light for
your skin tone, streaked with heat
and perspiration, will give you a
treakiSh look. A softer shade OF |
rouge and hpstick, too, is im-
portant to your summer makeup
kit. Ges a shade that will blend
with your pastel dresses and the
darker tirt of vo1lr skin.
If you do go out in the sun, you
will proDaulS heed to change the
shade of your makeup gradually
ais you skin takes on darker tint5.
1t is sometimes wise during this
dn-between period, to have sew
eral boxes of powder in different
shades which you can blend
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-13

Left, rayon satin slip for sportswear; center, dres
Lovely lingerie is every woman's
pride and joy and a rea' necessity for wear under
light summer frocks. Slips come in styles to wear
under any type dress, too-the shown above
left being made espec ally for sports activities.
1t made with inserts of mesh atex to relieve the
strain and is cut n the bias and tailored in fine
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-13
BetterCet' En-
Before Hitler
Is Warning
By DEzBE HnLIARD-KNIGHT

by DEZBE HfLLlARD-kNIG
Better "lay" your charm strong
this summer, gals, cause the funny
little man with gatherings for a
brain will be blitzKrieging all over
your Brown Bombers soon! You
heard me-SOONi!
Aside from its being Leap Year
and your having the right to collar
your man, Mrs. Hitler's little boy,
Adolf, is all but chasing some hand
some veteran of the good ole WPA
straight into your arms! married
men are drafted last, you know. y
And even if you DO have to sup
port him, or go on Relief together,
just look at the money you'll be
saving Uncle Sam, to say nothing
of saving the poor sap's life for a
while. }.
If worse comes to worst, there's
always the WIDOWS PENSION.
Besides, Hitler's grandchildren
will have to have somebody to
shoot, too, and it's your duty to
supply them with cannon fodder, OF
what-have you.
The sum and substance CT this
arg1ment, milady, is that you'o
better "cop" a husband while the
coppin' is good
In the summertime Mother Ma
ture just bubbles over with the
milk of human kindness-what
with moonlight, perfumed breezes,
rippling waters, and stuff! It's a
set-up.
Your greatest problem, probably,
will be keeping your hair in con-
&ition where it will softly caress
his cheek as the breeze gently
blows it, instead of curling up into
a sodden mass of gooey BRILLO
Your only hope is something
which will cause the perspiration
to slide off like water off a duck S
back-wax! Ask your hairdresser for
a waxy brilliantine. If she cannot
supply you, tour the nickel-and-
dime stores or drug stores. Be sure
that the brilliantine you get con-
tains wax, or the SUN and heat
will cause you to have to change
your oil" more than usual.
My, my! Summer surely does take
take its toll at the hairdressers.
We can manage to keep cool by
air conditioning; we can manage
or control our tan by bleaching
but mana oing or e<ntrolling our
HAIR when the elements conspire
against us is sometime" else again
Oh, well! This is the Age Of
Miracles Who knows, maybe some
day someone will invent something
that will change the nationality"
of our hair permanently!
Until then, as Amos says, You'll
have to stay like you IS BEEN!"
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-13

In summertime the most I'M
portant thing is to KEEP COOL
Here's just the frock to do i5 in
an attractive Claire Tilden heat
waiver, Pattern 172. Those ex-
tended siaoulderettes cover your
shoulder tops yet let in the breezes.
The princess lines will be quick
as lightning to SGitch up for even
the most amateur dressmaker,
with the Sew Chart for aid. And
see what slim, easy grace they give
your figure! There are two neck
line versions, one simple and
round; the other lower, with sun
tain back. You'll love the flatter-
ing shape of the front yoke, gay
with button trim. Why not try it
in a vivid contrast? There is no
waiStline seam to "stay" your nee
die from its speedy finish just
side-tying sashes that hold the
midriff slim and trim. Sharkskin or
pique are fine fabric suggestions
or if you choose vivacious cheek
ed or striped cotton. cut the two
front panels in a striking bias.
Either ric-rac or lace make nice
edgings. Order your pattern this
very day!
Pattern 172 is cut in misses and =
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The Phoenix index., 1940-07-13
BY HELEN JAMESON

In the good old Summertime all
roads lead to the beaches. The
great trek is, on; everybody feels
ducky. Men, women, children of all
ages are in bathing outfits. They
come In buses, motor cars, Oh BIZ
oycles, ON the hOOf. It's grand.
What more stimulating on a hot
lay than a dash INTO cooling water,
a plunge into the waves, burrowing
IN the sand, lazy hours of relaxa-
ton.
Swimming has a beneficial eff
feet upon all the organs of the
body-the digestive motors, the
lungs, tissue structures, the mus
culature, even the skin. 1t is a
means Of overcoming figure de-
fects, such as undeveloped breasts,
lat chests, poor posture.
LUNGS WILL RESPOND
You can't plough through the
waves if your chest is contracted
The natural impulse is to lift and
expand it. So much muscular exer-
ton is employed that the lungs
take in the fullest measure of air.
The lungs respond down to the last
cell. A treat if they rest inside the
girl who is shallow breater, nev-
er has her lungs fully ventilated
and refreshed.
The movement of the arms will
normalize the breasts, developing
those that need development, tigh-
ten up sagging tissues. This move
ment will also worry fat cells off
the shoulders.
Movements of the head will tone
neck muscles that have gone fid-
die Stringy. The girl who has been
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-13

So, the only way around this
oESVacle is to tackle it first. Plari
each day in advance, and make it
an interesting program. Let them
go to the movies and see one pic
ture Gnstead of setting through
two); there's the playground in
will be repaid in after years..
If you do not want them to keep
themselves busy, you keep them
busy. You can't beat them, it is
against the law; they won't listen
to dry long" talking, because tneg
are as old as you; the only SOLE
ton is 10 plan wholesome recrea-
ton for them and don't give them
a thinking chance.
pLAN THAT PROGRAM
The blessed day of Mother, may
I co. has apparently been replaced
with Mother, am gone" but
there is no more than you can do
abctu it than bringing back hoop
skirts. In fact, we would not want
the kids to be like we were. We
want more fer them. There IS
really no need to wiring your
hands and cry when your little
girl holds her lip and sits in 4
dark corner when you say mo. ;"
Other mothers are having the
same trouble. Be sure to plan that
program, if you don't they will.
DEAR SUE LEAF:
am a married lady of three
weeks. I am very fond of c4i' cren
and so is my husband. Do you
think that it is wise for me 10
have quintuplets at the start or
S.lould I just start OF witE one
sand when do you think is the wis
est time to begin having them?
Constance.
It would be so nice if you coulc
be blessed with all of your chill
dren at one time but as this hap
pens just once in blue moony you
may as well be hopeful CT che at
time. or maybe two. Ny dear,
you can't just wish on star when
you want .;'our childrei. However.
pray that they come in me first
years of your married life. When
IN. dren grew" with their par
ents, it seems that they arc hap
pier and are more attached to
their parents.
Send your problems o. everyday
life to SUE LEAF, SNS, 21O Au-
burn Avenue, N. E., .At!arta GeOr
gia. No personal replies. All names
will be wit l.;c!d and letters trr..t
Cd cOnfidentia
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-13
ELKS Fleet STATE OFFICERS
INDIANAPOLIS -(ANP)- With

hundreds of visitors and delegates
present, the Indiana State 1BPOE
of w and Hoosier Council No. IA
met here.
Among the major officers elect
ed were the follokine: Guk Blaine,
president; Robert Rudd, John King
and GlaScoe Knox, first, second and
third presidents, respectively;
James A. Higgins, secretary and
Monte Curry, treasurer.
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-13

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