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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24
ELJEGYZES

Homolya Istvan, 63 Man.
chester Avenuei kozismert
youngstown gasolin allomas
tulajdonos es neje bajos lea
nyat Margitot eljegyezte Mr..
Albert E. McCully, greenfordi
illetosegu fiatalember, aki a
youngstown Ohio State En-
ployment iroda hivatalnoka.
A bajos menyasszony a
Miami Egyetemen kNepisko-
lai tanitonoi kepesitest nyert.
A volegeny a Hiram College
es a Western Universityben ia
nult, ahol M. A. oklevelet
kapott.
Az eskiivo november 2-an
leSZ.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24
YoUNGSTOWl@ IS vIDEKE HIREl
{ IA EN- EK
(Folytatas az l-s,S oIdalroD

(Folytatas az l-s,S oIdaIroD
rece1a - polgdrmestere Harold
Fl. Burton, a republikdnus je-
l0lt a U. S. sse1ldtori dlldsra,
amelyre mem pdlydsott isnaet
Donahey senator.
Burton olyan messse f0l0tte
dll denaOkratd elle7felenek
John McSaoeeneynek, hogy
arrol kdr meg besselni is.
Burton Nberdlis, progresssiu
erselmu republikdnus, akit re-
publikdnus letere hdronassor
vdlasstott meg a denaowata
Cleueland polgdrnaesterenek.
Burtont tissteli eS becsIli a
cleuelaadi magyarsdg, inert
ssemelyesen isn1eri. Megud-
lasstdsa csakaen1 bistoS. A mi
jel0ltInk a U. s.. ssendtori dl-
ldSrd Harold II. Burton.
e g g
Hogy mem uagyu1ak eltogatlt
republikdnuSok ait igasolja,
hogy a kongresssmeni dlldsrc
mi a den1okratd Michael J.
(Majk) Kiraoan ujra megvd-
lasstdsdt ajdoljuk.
Mdjk Kir1oGa1t mem kell q
magyaroknak bemutctni. Al59
hinn0k hogy lenne magyar,
aki mem isn1erne. A legt0bb
naagyar7aak ssonasssdja teut a
hegyen. Magyarokkal dolgo-
sott a gydrban. Ssereti es tiss-
tell c. naagyarokat.
De mem exert ajdnljuk Kir-
,oant ujra n1egvdJasstdsra.
KirWan ket eDen dt a sajdt
politikai hdtrdnydra nyiltan
dolgosott an1ellett, hogy a ka-
'adlist Youngstown n1egkapja.
Visi ssdllitds nelkIl cs71i 1,agy
acel v0lgyunk mem tud fej-
GGh1i. SGt ZdSSGn 7,nnuntLn7,i
fog. Leterdekd7ak, hogy Uisi
ssdllitdshos jussu,ak.
KiraOd71 az utOls0 ket eJ
mu'akdjdval kierdemelte nin-
de7akinek = republikdnusnak
es denaokratdnak egyardnt -
a ssaUasctdt. Megkapja a
naienket.
Mi tehdt "split" tiketen to.
gat71k SsdU1sni.
S6t a helyi jel0ltek k0st Is
t0bb denaokratdra adbuk naajG
ssaUasatu1akdt. Err6l 10D6 he
ten.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24

SZOMBATON delutan misz-
szi6s nagy gyontatas.
VASARNAP az elso scent
mise alatt:: Holy Name = tag
avatas es misszios kozos scent
alS1Ozas.
VASARNAP, Jezus Kiraly
nnnepen, reggel 7 orakor kez-
d6dik a 40 oral Szentsegima-
das. A szentmisszio meg tart
., Szentsegimadas zarasaig, ked
den estig,
JOVO HETEN csitortOk0n
Mindenszentek eloesti bottle
JOVo HETEN, penteken,
Mindszentek unnepe. Kotelezo
a szentmise hallgatas. Scent
misek $3.50 es 1O:3O-kor lesz-
mex. Ez a nap egyben ELS6
PENTEK IS.
JOVO HETEN, szombaton,
Halottak napja. Penteken
este 7::30-kor lesz a halottakro]
va1o megemlekezesi ajtatossag
Szombaton pedig a szentmisek
lesznek: BIS, $40 es 9 orakor
Ez utobbi koporsos gyaszmise
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24

Okt6ber 26-ikan, szombatOn
a warreni Ref. Egyhaz tancmu-
latsaga a Finn Hallban, War
rem, Ohio.
Okt6ber 26-an, szombat este
a West Sidei Magyar Polgari
K0r Otthon felavatasi vacsora-
ia, 2218 Donald Ave. Ts4t-
Okt0ber h0 27-en, vasarnap
az 0reg Ref. Egyhaz Progresz-
sziv Ligajanak Harvest Moon
tancmulatsaga a Central Adj
toriumban.
Okt6ber no 27-en, vasarnap
a Magyarok Nagyasszonya hit
kozseg bankettje.
Okt0ber no 3O-ikan, szerdan
a Scent Istvan Hitk0zseg Hal
loween tancmulatsaga a hit
kozsegi auditoriumban.
November ID es 3-an,
pentek, szombat, vasarnap
a Seen tGy0rgy Cor. Kath.
hitk0zseg bazarja a F'eher te-
remben.
November 2-an, Szombaton
a Campbelli MOI K0r maszka-
balja a Magyar Hazban.
November San, Penteken
Youngstownban a Central
Auditoriumban; November IL.
kedden Sharonban, a Magyar
Hazban; - November 13-an,
szerdan Warrenben, a X. of p
Halban Kabos film es szinpadi
eloadasai.
november B, . eS lO-en, pen
tex, szombat es vasarnap az
0reg Reformatus Egyhaz ba-
zarja.
November no 24-en, vasarnar
a Scent Istvan Egyhaz Thanks.
giving Day-i mulatsaga az egy.
haz Auditoriumaban.
December no 25-en, sheridan
a Scent Istvan Hitk0zseg kara.
csonyi tancmulatsaga a hit.
k0zsegi Auditoriumban.
December 26-an, csiit0rt0k0r
az oreg Reformatus Egyh&l
tancmulatsaga a Central Audi
toriumban. I
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24
MISEk soRRENDJE:

MISEk SoRRENDJE:
Vasarnap reggel 8:30-kor kismise an
gol predikacioval.
10 6rakor nagymise magyar predika-
ci6val.
HetkOznapokoR mise reggel S:30-kor.
GYoNTATASoK:
Minden szombaton delutan 3-5-ig es
este 7-tU
Minden els6 lentek el6tti csit0rt0k0n
delutan 3-5ig es este 7-t6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24

ref. lelkeSz ur lelkeSzkedeSe-
mex 35 ewes jubileumat keszIil
megUnnepelni gy Ill e k e zete
most vasarnap. Az unnepseg
delutan fel 5 orakor tartando
halaado iStentiszteletb0l S
utana k0zvacsorabol fog allani.
Ugy a templomi, mint az
ait k0veto banketti iinnep-
segre szeretettel hivjak meg
egyhazunk tagsagat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24
MAHONING MEGYEI
MAGYAR DEMOKRATAK
- GYtJLESE

A Mahoning Megyei Magyar
DemO4Srata KOr rendes havi
gyiil6st tart most penteken,
nktober 25-en este 7::30 oral
kezdettel a Scent Istvan Ott-
hOnban. Mivel tobb fontos ugy
keriil megtargyalasra, ezennel
kErjiik az ossztagsag megje-
len6set. A gytiles utan Halo
Ueen Partyt rendeziink, ahol
ninden dijmentes lesz, amiert
IS Szivesen meghiyjuk az 0ssz-
zagsagot.
L1utner Mihdly, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24

A MISEK SORRENDJE: -
MINDEN VASARNAP delel6tt
8 6rakor kismise Is katekiz-
muSi oktataSok. 10 6rakor
nagymise, szentbeszeddel.
MINDEN DELEL6TT 8:3O-
kor gy6ntatas es szentmise.
HIVATALOS 0RAK: Min
dennap, delel6tt 11-12 6raig
es este 7-8-ig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24
N UL A 7 S 4 C 0 K

Ebben a rovatban dijtala-
null kozoljuk azon egyha-
Yak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek nulatsagait, ossze-
j0veteleit. stb. - nen. t0bb
mint 2 honappai elSre is,
amelyeknek az Arnerikai
magyar Hirlap hivatalos
lapja Is amelyek mulatsagai-
ka, hirdetik lapunkban Is
nyomtatvanyaikat aalunk
szerzik be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-24

ISTENTISZTELET vasarnap
delelott fel II orakor, elotte
fel 10-kor vasarnapi iskola.
EGYHAZ KOZSEGuNK a
mutt vasarnap istentisztelet
utan tartotta meg harmadik
negyedevi kozgyuleset. A lei
kesz es gondnok ekkor tettek
jelentest azokrol az ertekes
reperalasi munkakrol, melye-
ket a gyulekezet a nyar folya4-
man vegzett parochia kiilso-
belso reszein es a templomi
udvaron, A gyulekezet teljes
megelegedessel es egyhangu
jovahagyassal vette ezeket,
valamint a penztarnok jelente-
set, mely szerint a negyedevi
bevetel az athozattal volt:
$1734.65, kiadas $1323.95, ma
radvany $410.70. A kozgyules
a meguresedett szamvizsgalo
bizottsag harmadik tagjat
Gergye Lajos testverunk meg
valasztasaval tolt0tte be.
FENYES ESKUV0 volt temp
lomunkban a multi szombaton.
Kish Istvan fatal presbiter
testverink es Dorko Erzsike
Betty, vasarnapi iskolai ia
nitonk eskiidtek 0rok hiseget
egymasnak nagyszamu roko-
nok es jobaratok jelenleteben.
Tanuk voltak: Kish Geza es
Kish Iren. Az eskuvot csa-
ladi jellegu lakodalmi vacsora,
este pedig a Fulemile Csarda-'
ban nagyszeru vendeglatas es
ejfelig tarto tanc kovette.
HUSZON0TEVES hazassagi
evfordulo alkalmi innepelte-
tesben reszesitettek Luteran
Andras es neje testvereinket
gyermekei es sok jobaratai a
mutt szombaton este, 81 North
Portlandi lakasukon. Az egy-
begytiltek neveben Botty Janos
lelkesz es Pallay Janos udvo-
zoltek az unnepelteket, az
utobbi atadvan a vendegek
diszes edeny-set ajandekat. A
meglepetesi kedves megtisztel-
tetest, barati jokivansagot es
szeretetteljes ajandekot Lutte
ran testveriink meghatott sza-
vakban koszonte meg.
PROGRESSZIV LIGANK ok
tober 27-en, most vasarnap es-
tie 8 oral kezdettel nagysza,
basu Harvest Moon tancmu.
latsagot rendez a Central Au,
ditoriumban Szikora-M e DIV {
k0zkedvelt zenekara szereplese
mellett. Fatal hazasaink
mint maskor ugy most is
mindent megtesznek, hogy
kellemes elvezetet nyujtsanal
vendegeiknek. Hissziik is
hogy Youngstown es k0rnyekt
! magyarsaga nagyszamban fog
jak megragadni ezt a kedvezt
Sz0rakozasi alkalmat. BAept
dij 35 cent.
A BAZARI csigacsinalas
tovabb folytatjak derek asz
, szonyaink oktober 31-en, csu
tortokon este ozv. Barta Ist
| vanne notestverunk 134 Mile
Street, lakasan. Segito asz
szonyaink sziveskedjenek mi
mel t0bben megjelenni.
II NIT CSEpKE ISTvy6N pilec
Evening star., 1940-03-11
Luise Rainer Debut Here
Proves Brilliant Event
Performance AS Saint joan at Beiasco
Has Many Excel]ences, but Lacks
Perfection as Dramatic UNITY
BY JAY CARMODY.

+ ne Beasco Theater bzed last night with light
Lu Raner and George Barnard Shaw in the
OF Saint JOAN ordinary
debut the legitimate stage the
relief fund Of the American Red luminous
Evening star., 1940-03-11

king; Norman Rose as the zealot
Cauchon, Richard Kreuzberg as the
gallant general, Dunois; Austin
Gattis as the cunning, cruel Earl
OF Warwick, who saw Joan's death
as the one way to save the feudal
system, and Mason Wright as the
fiercely English Canon de Stogum-
ber. whose love of England made
him hate everything else in the
world.
To the interesting-if too divert
ing-production of saint Joan"
H. A. Condell has contributed a
piquant series of settings, settings
which are projected against the rear
wall OF the theater to create color
and dimensional effects impossible
by standard methods. No curtain
is employed, with the result that
the stage is set in almost full view
OF the audience for each of the
seven scenes. 1t is practice so old
as to seem too modern for a play
which undertakes to capture the
atmosphere of the Middle Ages. For
all its effectiveness once the scene
is set, the process does something
to the illusion which Miss Rainer
must work the harder thereafter to
re-create. A more simple form of
simplicity might be helpful to an
otherwise generally impressive
Saint JOAN
Evening star., 1940-03-11

brokerage house, a messenger in a
bank, a copy boy in a newspaper
office. For four years I slept on an
average Of four hours a highland
I'm only just getting over it," says
Bob.
In 1881. an enthusiastic friend
sold" Young to Agent Nat Gold
stone. who is also Robert Taylor's
10 per center, as likely juvenile for
the screen. But even with Gold
stones interest. it was hard going
for the then 24-year -old hopeful.
Luck got me into the movies"
Bob assures me. Il was given a
silent test at Paramount, and defy
any one-except Hedy Lamarr-to
look good without talking. The test
was so awful that my agent bought
1t from Paramount and destroyed it
before it destroyed me. Then Fox
caves me a talking test. But moth.
ing happened.
"A couple of weeks later Metro
wanted to use my voice and the
back Of my head to support a test
for q Santa Barbara socialite. She
was three hours late getting to the
studio. and tine director was so angry
he used her voice and the back of
her head to support me for a test.
A week later Metro gave me another
test and a seven-year contract
beginning at $3.50 a week. The most
I'd earned until then was $50 a
month, and I was so excited asked
the girl I was going with to marry
me. Luckily she turned me down"
A year later Bob married Betty
Henderson, his high school sweet
heart. They have two daughters,
live on an eight-acre ranch in the
valley, keep three horses, and are
among the first 10 Of the happiest
Hollywood couples.
Released by the North American Newspaper
Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1940-03-11
Local Drama GrOups
From Dead End to G Street
In One Easy Leap
By HARRY MacARTHr1R.

IRON mpersonatng one Of the tough kids Of Dead End" to
vess cue and Curtain Club is considerable leap
sao TO nave been leap from the ridiculous
was mere hop skip and jump
rector OF Cue and Curtain author
Evening star., 1940-03-11
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showink

National-"Key Largo" new Max
well Anderson play, with Paul Mum:
$3.50 pm.
Earle - Three Cheers for the
1rish," about the Irish: 10:45 sln.,
1880. 4:20, 7:10 and 10 pm. Stage
shows: 1890, 3:25, 6:l5 and e:O5
pm.
Capitol - "Raffies," an excursion
into polite crime: II am, 1:45, 4:30,
7:15 and 10 pm. Stage shows: 1880,
1885, $40 and 9:05 pm.
Metropolitan - Calling Philo
Vance," an excursion into impolite
crime: 1855 am, 1:55, 1855, 5:55,
7:55 and 9:55 pm.
Keith's Vigil In the Night"
Carole Lombard goes dramatic in
hospital: 1885 am, 1885, 1885, 5:35,
1885 and 9:35 pm.
Palace-"Gone With the Wind"
with Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh.
Continuous performance from 9:45
an. through 2:45 pm. Reserved
seat showing at 8 pm.
Columbia 'The Light That
Failed" but Ronald Colman shines
brilliantly: 11:l5 am, 100, 3:25,
$50, TAO and Gas pm.
Little "The Lion Has Wings"
powerful and dramatic ones: II am,
1880. 1885, 4:20, 6:10, 7:55 and
9:45 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts:
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1940-03-11

ClOIldu III CQc cneiiAh OfAnaM4
morning and had to report the same
afternoon for THE Mortal Storm" 4"
The role Is Bob's heaviest to date.
I'll be hissed of the screen, but
what a relief from all those beauti-
ful-boy parts I've had to play!'
Young has a unique place in film-
dom. He is one Of the most reliable
players in the business. No matter
how weak his material, he has never
given a bad or insincere per-
formance.
In the nine years that he has
been screen acting, Bob has made
SIS pictures and has been under con-
tract to one studio only-Metro. He
has not achieved star rating, and
yet is something more than a fea-
tu,ed player. Whenever there is a
part that requires solidity of char
acterization. whenever the leading
man is not strong enough to carry
a picture alone, whenever the Sec
ondary role in picture is about as
important as the stars, then the
name OF Robert Young is automat-
1cally mentioned.
Until my recent talk with Bob,
had always thought that the excel
lence of his acting was the result
Of years Of stage experience on
Broadway, but until Bob clicked in
the movies he had not set foot out
side Of California-except as a baby.
He was born in Chicago, moved with
his family to Seattle, Wash, and ar
rived in Los Angeles at the age Of 10.
II had four years at the Pasadena
PlAyhouse-without pay" Bob tells
me. During this period Bob earned
his bread and butter via odd jobs
in the day time. He was clerk in
Evening star., 1940-03-11
No Propaganda in Films,
Robert Young's Plea
He Says Pictures Should Stick to
Entertainment, as He Makes Up
For The Mortal Storm
By SHEILAH GRAHAM.

I'm against propaganda pictures
tertainment only"
The speaker Robert Young in his dressing
Metro lot watching him what biggest
propaganda picture madeh Mortal Storm which tells
phase Of the NaZi treatment of its Jewish population
But having the Trooper
Evening star., 1940-03-11

A~SoeAAAys "AAAAV4 VI q 1CCCl1U OllC.
act playwriting contest at George
Washington.
Back in August, 1896, Mr.. Lerner
began playing NIFTY in the second
company of Dead End" at Chi
cago's Studebaker Theater. After
that he went on tour with the play
to such stops along the road as
Boston, Philadelphia, Cincinnati,
Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Balti-
more and Washington. That latter
stop was in February, 1897.
Next time Mr.. Lerner saw the
National Theater he was an usher
there, that being his first job in
town when he ended the Dead
End" tour to become a student at
G. w. and get a background for
playwriting Two years ago he
started to work with Cue and Cur
tain, last year became its assistant
director and turned in a notable
piece OF acting in the Mic role in
"Winterset."
This year Mr.. Lerner took time off
from his duties as president of Cue
and Curtain, Leo Gorcey. that other
Dead End" veteran, might like to
know, to be elected to Phi Beta
Kappa in December. Mr.. Lerner's
Destiny" which is about dictators.
from King Herod to Herr Hitler, will
be staged Wednesday and Thursday
nights at Western Presbyterian
Church along with two other plays.
These, selected as second and third
place winners in the Cue and Cur
tain contest, are Jack Salamanca
Half Moon Over the City" and
Patsy Walkers "secession:"
X X X X
The only actor in the cast of
Catholic University's production of
Murder in the Cathedral who
might not be looking forward too
eagerly to the arrival of Robert
Speaight, would be Leo Brady. Mr..
Brady is Mr.. Speaight's understudy
and when the British actor arrives
to assume the role of Thomas
Beckett, Leo steps down to the part
Of herald, smallest role in the play.
He has some consolation, however,
in the fact that he will get to play
Thomas Beckett in the performance
of Murder in the Cathedral" in the
Catholic Theater cycle Friday night.
Mr.. Speaight was the original
Thomas a Beckett when the T. S.
Eliot poetic drama first was done at
the Canterbury festival. later played
it some TOO times in England and
brought the play to New York for
short run. His appearance at
Catholic University will be the first
Evening star., 1940-03-11

time he has portrayed the role off
the professional stage. It will be Mr..
Speaight's second appearance with
the support Of Catholic University
cast, however. Last summer he was
guest star in the university's Sylvan
Theater production of THE Co.
median"
Outstanding students in the Cath
olic University Speech and Drama
Department compose Mr.. Speaight's S
supporting cast in Murder in the
Cathedral Among them are
Charles Grunwell, David Laer, Al
fred Loritsch, Anothony Messuri,
Scott Kirkpatrick, Fred Horton and
Francis Nolan. The chorus of the
women of Canterbury has on its
rolls Adah May Brady. Katharine
Knockey, Dorothy Dupler, Mary
Finnerty. Louise Fox, Mary Louise
Shea, Beatrice Prince, Mary Schae-
fer and Grace Mary Colliflower.
Walter Kerr, who staged 1.-THE
Comedian" is directing Murder in
the Cathedral" which opens a five
day run at the University Theater
Easter Sunday.
Two events this week bring the
first Washington Catholic Theater
cycle to q close. Tomorrow night
the st. Paul's Players, under the
direction of Arthur S. Harvey, jr.,
will stage "The Cradle Song" at
st. Paul's auditorium, 1921 v street.
The final event then will be the
Catholic University Murder in the
Cathedral" to be presented Friday
night at the school.
Addenda:
American University's annual
spring Shakespearean play will be
"The Merry Wives of Windsor" this
year. The cast, already starting to
work on the comedy, includes Henry
j. Shields, jr.; Hector Sherertz, Tom
Aikan, Edgar Keller, Addison Clay,
Bill Hutterly, Irwin Krasnof, VIII
liam Mcmillan, Gene Hoover, Ken
Fox, Lars Holmquist, Clifford Evans,
Charles Laughton, Jean Miller, Rene
Beard, Vivian Yeager and Ann Ben
nett.
Students of Roosevelt High School,
also in Shakespearean humor, will
present "A Midsummer Nights
Dream" Thursday and Friday nights
at the school auditorium. Leading
roles will be played by Doris Nc
Whirt, Gene Mendelsohn (type cast
ingO, William McGhee, Morris
laramie, William Mann. Phyllis
Rands, Bernice Bittner, Marvin Sa-
dur, Enid Heatley, Claridore Oliker,
William Warner, William Huntley
Charles Baker, Leon Herbert, Betty
Pine, Ross Porter and Arthur Law
The Roosevelt High School Orches-
ira will be on hand to furnish the
Mendelssohn music and Portia
Kahler and Granite Singer will be
soloists in the chorus of girls sing
ing the lullaby to Titania.
Having taken care of cast diff
culties and put Susan and God
into rehearsal, the Montgomery
Players now have sent out a call fol
scene painters, carpenters and any
one else interested in the technical
aspects of staging play.
Aside to an ingenue, any ingenue:
The Young Peoples League Of the
Washington Hebrew Congregation
wants you. The role is in "Object
Matrimony," a new play by Sidney
Sherman, which will be staged by
the Y. P. L. some time in April
Evening star., 1940-03-11
Oddities Aplentv

In Columbia's "The Man Who
Would Not Die" Boris Karlod dies
not once, but twice.
Lee Willard is the only one of
13 players with no lines. He por-
trays corpse.
10 Ann Sayers is the only actress in
the cast, playing the romantic lead
opposite Roger Pryor.
And the picture, with a cast of 13
(no extras), is being filmed from a
script including exactly 10 sequences,
Evening star., 1940-03-11

and thoroughness.
II wanted to dye my hair blond
Evening star., 1940-03-11
Allen Jenkins Cast
In Brother Orchid

Allen jenkins has been signed for
a principal supporting role in the
cast of Brother Orchid" Edward
G. Robinson starring film soon to
60 before the Warner Bros. camera
Jenkins role in Brother Orchid"
will mark his first role at Warmers
for more than a year.
Evening star., 1940-03-11

to look more
German and to
crop it close to
my h e a d. he
tells me. But
they wouldn't let
me do either;
said I'd look too
ly with it
cropped. w h o
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Evening star., 1940-07-30
Foreign Capital Up
$46,473,000 During
-Four Weeks
Goin Compares With
$72.089, 900 Rise in
Preceding Period
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Treasury reported today
net increase of $46 ,473 900 of for
eign capital in this country during
the four weeks ended May !. This
compared with $72,089,OO0 during
the preceding five weeks
The major increase during April
was $35, 1876, 900 in short term bank
ing funds. Foreign investors made
net purchases of $2,226,000 in Amer
ican securities, with Swiss investors
topping the buying for net pur-
chases with $6,848,000. The United
Kingdom was the heaviest seller,
showing a net decrease of IS, ,104, 900.
The British drew heavily on their
short-term balances, cutting them
s34,689 900, to pay for war materials,
but Canada increased its ready
funds by s5,799,OOO. The French
balances dropped $3,s66,OO0, Swe-
den's by $9,771,00O and Denmark S
by $5,715,00O.
Argentina led the increase in
balances with a gain Of $l7,O8l 900
to $80,585 ,000 Cuban funds rose
$3,2l9,000.
United States balances abroad
dropped $11, ,S33,OO0 to $5l5, ,662 900,
largely due to decreases of Sl0,-
$4,000 in Japan, s5,lO0,000 in Can
ada, $2,946,000 in the United King
dom and $2.1S1,00 in China. The
balance in France increased by $3,-
$4,000.