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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-17
TOLBERT EXPECTED
TO STAGE BATTLE
Will Be Central Figure In
COP Row Over Seating
Of S. C. Delegation

PHILADELPHIA, June 16-R-
"Tieless Joe' Tolbert, of Ninety
Six, S. c., will be the central figure
this week of the usual lively fight
over the seating of the South Caro-
lima delegation to the Republican
national convention.
AS the Republican high COM
mand gathered here for important
preludes to the opening of the con-
vention a week from tomorrow.
party spokesman said tonight the
grizzled Palmetto state politician
faces once more a challenge to
his hand-picked slate of ten dele
gates.
The G.. O. P. contests commit
tee meets Wednesday to hear op-
position to Tolbert's group and del
egations from eight other states
and Alaska. In some cases, includ-
ing that of South Carolina, the con-
tests involve the old rivalry be-
tween lilly white" republicans and
delegations which include negroes.
Joseph w. Iolbert, who never n
his IA years has worn a necktie
because it's just too aggravat-
ing" is opposed again by a group
which succeeded in unseating his
delegation to the 1882 convention
in Chicago but was defeated at the
Cleveland convention four years
ago., J., c.. Hambright. of Rock
Hill, s. c., heads the rival con-
tingent.
Former President Hoover read
"Tieless Joe" out of the party in
1929 for abusing patronage priv
ileges, but the veteran national
committeeman has always bobbed
back.
Decisions of the contest commit
tee r subject to action by the
credentials committee and the
convention as a whole. If Tolbert
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-17
"SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON"
MARKS ROYAL BILL

The exploits and adventures OF a
family of six castaWays marooned
on a tropic island, forms the basis
Of Swiss Family Robinson" Gene
Towne's and Graham Bakers ex-
citing presentation of the famous
story now playing at the Royal.
With such favorites as Thomas
Mitchell, Edna Best and Freddie
Bartholomew in the brilliant cast,
this is said to be one of the finest
screen offerings of recent years,
and to constitute an authentic and
vivid recreation of the 130-year-
old best selling classic.
The castaWays, en- route to
Australia from London are wreck
ed on the shores of the uninhabited
islet, and there set about carving
Z new career for themselves out
of the luxuriant wilderness.
A Popeye comedy Females is
Fickle' and latest news are in
cluded on the program. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-17
100 Legal
NOTICE TO

NO1lCL lU JUN IflACIUNtS
Notice is hereby given to all con-
tractors who submitted or were pre-.
sent to submit bids to the Board of
Education for construction of new
gymnasium and remodeling of the
present gymnasium into new cafe.
terra at the New Hanover County
High School and the addition of a
second story to the Wrightsboro
School that, in accordance with the
decision reached by the Board OF
Education at 1900 o'clock Noon
June IA, 1910, the time and place
when said bids were to be opened,
said meeting vas adjourned to met
at the office of the Board of Educa.
ton at 1900 o'clock Noon, on June
10, 1910. when and where said bids
will be submitted and opened.
This postponment has been. made
necessary by reason of the fact that,
up to this time it was impossible to
supply the contractors with definite
information as to the labor and ma
terials to be contributed by the Work
Projects Administration.
No bids from contractors other
than those who submitted bids or
were present to submit bids at the
meeting of June IA, 1910, will be re.
ceived at the meeting to be held June
10, 1910, at 1880 O'clock Noon.
The Board of Education reserves
the right to reject any and all bids
submitted.
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF NEW
HANOVER COUNTY
DIR. JOHN T. HOGGARD.
Chairman
Tune IA. 1910.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-17
Births Exceed Deaths
By 18,O49 In State

RALEIGH, June 16.-P-Births
exceeded deaths by 18,049 in North
Carolina during the first months
of this year. the state board~of
health's vital statistics division re-
ported today.
There were 32,471 births and A.
422 deaths during the period. In the
same time last year, 31,759 babies
were born and there were 1860
deaths.
Through May this year, 2,075 chill
dren under one year of age died;
compared with 1926 in the period
last year, and the number of mater
nal deaths was 1873, or 10 more than
in January-May, 1899.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-17
CON BLACKLIST"

MONTEBELLO, Que, June 10
P)-A source close to the royal fam
lily of Holland said today Princess
Juliana and her two children had
come to Canada because their names
were ION the blacklist of the Gesta-
pc" (the secret German police. The
princess and her, children arrived
in Canada last week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-17
NAMED ADVISOR

NEW YORK, June 16- Up -
Theodore P. Wright, vice president
in charge Of engineering for the
Curtiss-Wrigh Corp, has been ap-
pointed advisor on aircraft to DR..
George Mead of William S. Knud-
sens staff on the national defense
advisory commission, it was an
nounced tonight.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-17

that logically follows his outstand-
ing performance in MIR. Smith
Goes to Washington"
The program also includes a
Sport novelty and the latest Para
mount news. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-17
Help Wanted. Male

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sound foundation for your future.
Printing is one of Americas larg.
est industries and offers young
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structions offered in Hand Compo,
sition. Press Work, Monotype Key.
board Operating, Monotype Caster
Operating, and Linotype Operating.
We have competent instructors
with years Of experience in the
printing industry; modern equip
ment. For free catalogue write to
V. C. Garriott, Secy.-Treas.. South
ern School Of Printing, 1514-16
South Street, Nashville. Tennessee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-17
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In act would be misuse Of the U. s,
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liza, any attempt to defraud Is
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Htlnent.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-17
KING BROADCASTS

LONDON, June 16.-LR-Haakon,
the refugee king of Norway, told his
countrymen in a broadcast tonight
that it is absolutely unthinkable
for us that we should not be able
one day to continue our lives in q
Norway in which we can control our
own fate"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-17

Personal recklessness, individual
negligence, and selfish Indifference
cause most highway accidents.
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INVESTIGATE THE JOYS AND
advantages OF living III Oleander.
the Suburb Beautiful" u e h
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-17

HAVE CLIENT WHO WILL
trade several tenant houses fol
waterfront property.
w. M. HEWLETT, REALTOR
PA Princess st. Phone 943
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-17

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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-17

MEARES HARRISS
Real Estate
210 Princess ST.. Phone 1929
CALL US TO FIND A. BUYER
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-17

FOR BEST RESULTS. LIST YOUR
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Co., 216 Princess st. Phone 976.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-17
10 For Sale

PRINTS, AUDUBONs, GoDEYs,
Botanies, Florals. Largest an d
most beautiful collection ever
$ o in Wilmington. Brooks
Antique Shop, ia Orange St.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-17
Real Estate

LIST YOUR RENTAL AND. SALES
with us. Al Service.
Frank G, Harriss 100 Princess st.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-17

TWO USED 7 FOOT BEVERAGE
coolers. Real bargains. See today.
Gregg's Appliance, 115 Market st.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

House parties for every President
since Woodrow Wilson. Many other
national figures have engaged him,
such as Henry Ford, John D. Rocke-
feller, jr., Andrew Mellon, A. Atwater
Kent, Gene Tunney, the Duponts,
Edward T. stotesbury, Owen D.
Young and Mrs. Evalyn Walsh Nc
Lean.
He has played all over Europe as
well as the United States. In Venice
he struck up q martial air for Mus
solini, but the dictator asked him to
change it to a waltz. That was
several years ago.
Last season In swanky Newport
Davis bands played n Of 2S parties.
Since he plays principally for
society people he doesn't give out"
much swing. Society people, he says,
don't like it, or at any rate won't
dance to it..
Davis is nearly 6 feet tall and
very fast on his feet. His sharp eyes
peer out from behind glasses. He is
getting bald. He always arises at Z
am. no matter how late he has
been up the night before. He never
carries luggage with him, keeping
wardrobes In many cities.
Many stars got their start with his
orchestras. including Kate Smith,
who began by singing for $50 q
night.
Davis is q violinist, but he doesn't
play much any more. He would
rather lead q band.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

Still sitting in his chair, the pro-
ducer-director let his feet tap In
jig time with the music.
Funny thing" remarked Hurreu.
between the record changes, Il had
you doped all wrong. They told me
you were a us-minded fellow
I can be serious, too, although
don't enjoy it"
Most pictures make me look that
way admitted Capra. Frozen
Phiz, they calls me. Boy, I hope
these show me letting down my hair.
Whoopie!"
a.. ), In Just IL Minutes.
mo frozen pans in this group"
promised Hikrell. Anything but
you wait and see."'
The music and the clicks Of the
shutter increased in tempo. New
patches Of plates were tossed into
the camera magazine. Capra, the
man who has made one long, un-
broken succession of hits, but whose
face in the still pictures has been
dour and forbidding, jigged gently.
sang loudly and whooped occasion.
ally. All the time he was turn
ing and posing and smiling as his
singing, dancing, shouting COM
patriot directed.
In IL minutes it was all over.
Capra, the busy and serious mind
ed producer-director, shook hands
with Hurrell, the looking,
busy portrait artist.
Folks were right" remarked Cap
ra. "You really are a little crazy"
The same to you," said Hurrell.
waving good-by.
"Forty-two negatives, IS good."'
reported the lab chief next morn
ing.
"Capra certainly gave" grinned
Hurrell. II gave little myself. It
was fun"
And that's how good still photo
graphs are made-in Hollywood, at
least.
(Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Incl
Evening star., 1940-05-05

youngest, in fact Of all the estab-
lished heroes-is Tyrone Power, who
celebrates his 9th anniversary to.
day. He's Bob Taylor's junior by
two years.
Sill in Heavy Demand.
Gary Cooper (May y will be 80,
Henry Fonda u6) comes to grips
with 80, Robert Montgomery (2D will
be So. Herbert Marshall (23) greets
his 50th anniversary and Jack Holt
(3D chalks up So. The latter two
are the oldest in the strictly 70.
mantle category of lads who court
and win the girl. Yet they're still
in heavy demand.
Warner Baxter, who was 47 q
few weeks ago. holds and IRON
bound contract that nets him $500
week for such tactics. Ronald
Colman, 40 last February, still gets
$125 900 a film. Leslie Howard at
Al played the youthful dreamer,
Ashley Wilkes, one of the key
characterizations in "Gone With
the Wind" and while not accepted
with the rush of enthusiasm that
greeted Clark Gable, Vivien Leigh
and others, he still managed to get
by with the masquerade.
AS one frantic studio head put it
In an anguished plea to his long
thWarted talent scout: You gotta
do something-we can't keep on
pushing these guys out in wheel
chairs!"
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Alliance, Incl
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Crowds Increase
AtGlen Echo Park

Ever increasing as the weather
gets closer to that time when it
will be completely respectable are
crowds at Glen Echo Park, the
Capitals free-admission amusement
resort. New features this year are
the airplane swings, controlled in
part by the rider, and the dining
pavilion overlooking the entire area
Of the park.
There is dancing nightly, except
Sundays, at Glen Echo in the
Spanish garden ballroom. Paul
Kain's Orchestra supplies the music.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Coming Attractions
STAGE.
WEEK or MAY 5

Purchase musical show inspired by
certain political dongs with tunes
by Irving Berlin opens night The cast includes
zorna, victor Moore Billy Gaxton and Irene Bordon.
CIVIC TEATER-"At Mrs. Beams" comedy, dealing with
tribuaons Of boarding house fe the latest
It tomorrow night and runs the
remainder of the at the Wardman Park Theater
SCREEN.
son" Edward smals screen version OF the
Spring Friday The cast includes Madeleine
Carroll Brian Aherne, Henry Hull and Louis Hayward
EARLEsaturdays Children" Aim version of Maxwell Andersons
pulitzer John Garfield and Anne Shirley
leading roles arrives Friday Also arriving Friday Red
Shelton headline the stage show Merry Mad Mob
cAprro14o Little Mothers" brings his first
straight the of the girls school and the baby
starting Blue and his orchestra headline the
accompanying stage program
METRopOLrTAN-"on Hal RoAchs cinemac
cursion prehistoric arrives Friday Lon CLANCY jr
is prehistoric Lands the lass
falls for q caveman.
teaming Bing Crosby and Gloria Jean
follows Primrose Path"
Evening star., 1940-05-05

were pretty bad nkenesses and, as
Capra is one of few directors in
the business whose name means
anything to the public, the Warmers
correctly said that the situation
should be remedied at once. New
art on Capra" was the first order Of
the day.
The resultant meeting between
these two aces Of directing and pho
Biography was, according to a quiet
but observing Office boy, one for the
balmier side of Hollywood's book.
At the appointed hour, the in
formant says, Capra strolled into
the gallery, introduced himself to
Hurrell and looked him over with
. suspicious eye.
II understand you're a little
crazy" he said. blandy, "but III try
to get along with you"
Lacking a suitable reply. Hurrell
turned on the phonograph. asked
his distinguished guest to sit in a
chair in front of the camera and
busted himself with his light adjust
ment. Then, following habit, he
started to sing with the music.
A Song and Shout.
Capra began singing with him
Charmed, Hurren let out yell-just
little yell for him-and pressed the
bulb that makes a picture Capra
came right back and yelled so
loudly that Hurrell's office boy says
the photographers hair stood on
end.
A hvelier piece was given to the
needle. Hurrell danced a few steps
back and forth with the bulb in his
hand and then sang, Hold it."
Capra held it" and said, innocently,
''Where's the chandelier they say
you swing on?"
Had it taken down today" said
Hurrell between more bursts of song
"I was afraid you'd want to swing
on 1t, too. Youzzer!"
WOW, WOW, woozer!" screamed
Capra, according to the Office boy.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

handsomes by the Introduction Of
new discoveries, studios are by now
pretty much discouraged. Twenty
beautiful young feminine newcomers
turn up every year as against one or
two lively boys over the same period
For example: In the past 18
months only Robert Preston and
William Holden have come forward
to help replenish age-riddled hero
ranks. Even so these two are still
In the developing stage. Meanwhile,
we've had such dynamic glamour
uprisings as Heddy Lamar, Linda
Darnell, Brenda Joyce, Mary Healy,
Laraine Day, Ellen Drew. Betty
Field, Jean Cagney. Patricia Mori-
son, Helen Parrish, Jane Wyman,
Arleen Whelan, Ann Sheridan, Lena
Turner and perhaps a full dozen
others.
They Scoff at Hollywood.
Mighty discouraging it is for hard
pressed studios to be forced to team
up these lovely buds-most lowering
around the 20-year mark-with
creaky- -limbed, watery-eyed veterans
of the kiss and clinch. But they have
no alternative. There's little left OF
the stage that once developed few
hefty male romantic bets for gradu-
alton into talkie ranks and the aver
age job-holding lad in city or coun-
try who might make a name for
himself before the cameras scod-
ingly gives Hollywood the go-by.
Baby" of the dozen hero types
who greet new birthdays this month
Evening star., 1940-05-05
He'd Rather
Lead a Band;
So He Did
Meyer Davis Got
His Start When
He Was Fired
By Toby Wianf,'
Assocfated Press Stan Writer.

NEW YORK.
Some years ago at a newspaper
correspondents ball in Washington
q reported jumped to the platform
and began leading the orchestra as
. joke.
His editor didn't think it was very
funny and fired him next morning.
you make better band leader" :"
the editor told him sarcastically,
"than you do reporter"
The reporter decided the editor
might be right and started leading
. band.
Today that reporter. husky Meyer
j Davis, is known as "the millionaire
! maestro" He heads an organization
Of 1875 bands-at least IS Of which
are active at all times-besides d.
recting his own.
i He's the man who introduced the
j schain- store" idea to the orchestra
(. world. He has an active New York
once sta6. Of so and maintains ofices
F. In, six other major cities. He meets
IN annual pay roll Of never less than
los, 900. 900.
His band has played ut White
Evening star., 1940-05-05
WoIfert
Continued From First PsseJ

but Romeo and Juliet" 1t wouldn i.
have been smoother sailing?
well, four years ago. Vtvien and
I made one Of those quick ones-a
quota picture called Twenty-one
Days It was so bad we had to
have retakes to get 1t put on the
shelf. It was never released. But
now, they are dusting 1t Oh and
bringing 1t out with great uproar
80 you see, 1t doesn't make any
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Family Fare

Parents MAGAZINES medal TOR the
May movie Of the month has been
awarded to Paramount's THE Bis
cult Eater" This award is made
each month for the outstanding pic
ture for whole-family group at
tendance.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

difference really what we would
rave chosen to appear In as far rs
chat type Of audience Is concerned" !"
(Asleased By the North American
Nevspaper Alliance, Incl
Evening star., 1940-05-05

duction In June. Miss Russell, one
OF the screens most popular &C.
'tresses since her starring triumph
in His Girl Friday" will play the
title role.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Three Comedy

Rosalind Russell, Brian Aherne
and Virginia Bruce have been
signed by Universal for Hired
Wife," modern sophisticated Park
avenue comedy, to be placed in pro-
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Birthdays Are Not Greeted
Happily by Film Heroes
Nor by Producers, Who Would Like
To Replace Some Leading Men
With Younger Newcomers
HOLLYWOOD.


round dozen leading depressed by
the arrival another birthday this
fires In the hills to celebrate
In contrast to the flock Of
Hoywoods select little brigade Of
and-over feeling
Strike they have the average
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Mr.. Capra Sits for Stills
But He Doesn't Sit Still During
Session With Hurrell
HOLLYWOOD.

Brand the Warner Bros lot occupies big
bungalow presided
organlzaton
he
Tor portrait sitting with George Hure photographer
In his long and somewhat arduous Columbia
Evening star., 1940-05-05

Ida Lupino, who was signed for
"They Drive by Night" at Warner
Bros, will appear in three pictures
after that for the studio.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
|Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week

Y eek |
aATUNDAY |
''East 0ide Xids'' ana |
The Stranger From |
Texas" ]"
JeAn 0afleN. Anne
Shirley. .0eturday's
psa:a:,- p;,ss:.',: cssn c:!HI|,,.1n. =
are fiayboy.
HdSer Der0en n
~Charlie Mccarthy.
Detsctivs. "
'DAnser on WhOels"
and
Enemy Agent"
Shirley TempN
in
''1lusbird."
f'PsYols Fxer"
and
sYfee, Blond and IT,
Walt Disnsy's
"Hlnocchio."
Nan Prom Nonte-
yoy" and I'm Old
Missouri"
Jean Bennett. 00orge
RAFT. House Across
the Bay"
Joan Bennett IN
"House Across the
Bay"
Marines Fly Hi8h"
and Stranger From
Texas"
'::ohall We Dancer"
and "etarlisht Over
Texas"
''Courageous Dr..
Christian. 'King
Of LumberjackS."
Qeorse Saunders in
The House OF Seven
Gables. :
Arthur Lake. Penny
Singleton. Blonde
on Q BUDGET"
Nlen Drew and
Preston Foster IN
Geronimo"
.'ehootine IIieh" and
III eaven With .
1arbed Wire Hence.'
wallace Berry in
Man From Dakota."
Our Gang comedy.
Wallace Deery and
Dolores Del Rio in
Nan Prom Dakota"
Nan From Dakota"
and Swiss Family
Robinson"
Charlie Chan in
Panama" and '"The
Oklahoma Frontier" !"
"Cafe Hostess" and
Invisible Man
Returns"
Days Of Jesse James"
''Chumps ct Oxford"
Little Orvie" and
Marshal Of Mesa
City"
Shirley Temple
in
"Bluebird."
Block K Rides To-
night" Outside the
Three-Nile Limit"
'Return Of the Cisco
H19 Hs1I9-s7s.nHe sne
Au-French cast
in
Harvest"
Lesion Of the
LaWless" and
Scandal Sheet"
Cisco Kid and the
Lady" and street Of
Missing Men. !"
tx nishts Of the
Range" and Blonde
Brings Up Baby"
..oh. Johnny. How
You Can Love-" and
Viva Cisco KID"
Carters." and Lesion
Of the Lawless."
Joaa Bennett. oeorse
Raft. House Across
the Bay"
Disputed Passage"
and
.'Misstng Evidence"
Ann Sheridan and
Jeffrey Lynn in
nc Au Came True"
Grapes Of wrath"
Fred Astaire. Neanor
Powell. Broadway
Melody Of 1910"
Bullets for Rustiors"
and
AaK Q Sinner"
Walt Disnsy.s
"Fnocchio."
Walt Disney's
"rinocchio. !"
Two Thofoughbreds"
and
''Range war"
Jean Arthur, Fred
MacNuIray. Too
Many Aus6andS."
Parole Fixer"
"chumps At Oxford"
Blonde on .
BudKet" and
"Llano Kid"
Joan Bennett. 0eorge
Raft, House Across
the Bay"
Walt Disney's
"Pinocehio."
Walt Dsney's
"Pinocchio."
Preston Foster and
Ellen Drew In
Geronimo"
Evening star., 1940-05-05
MONDAY

"Is ..Dssst.y !:yl,ae!! RICE A:a,nI" AA:sa;,sI.
Trouble. -
Evening star., 1940-05-05
SUNDAY

"Osstry Rides Again"
and "beint.s Double
Trouble.