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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-22

World Famous Paintings. edited
by Rockwell Kent, has been gwen
to the library in memory OF ChaElc ;
Edward VanDykc by his uncle ana
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Reid Black
well. This volume confirms repr1-
ductions in color OF one hundred
famous paintings, with editorial
comment ON each. A listing OF tic
principal works of the artist accom-
panies each picture and there is an
alphabetical index oi n! pictures
This volume will be Wc!cnm2 ed
dition TO the growing fire arts col
lection in the library.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-22

Four handsome volumes OF opera
librettos have been placed on tie
memory shell o. ;hc Il. Leslie Perry
Memorial library N memory oI
Charles Edward VauDy.le by his pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edward
VanDyke. 1t seems particularly ap-
propriate that oooAS about music
should carry on the memory OF TINS
l,rn,niSiMn .-.-.- wv y. - 60
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-22
Simpson "Purging" In New
York May Indicate Begin
ming of Dissentior in COP

Continued From Page 0rel
Cudkin, another upstate New York
er, is d pro-Simpson-lte.
And there are others, too Humer-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-22

Zadol; DuntIh.pf
pncrc in Il night ella.
one part cI&urut 3d.
liquor odor and no =.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-22

1913 pSv cent and 1913 per cent re-
<ucr;;Ncly. whereas the amount o!
permits for additions. alterations and
repairs 10 all types of buildings had
1 slight decrease Of I per cent, the
total amount being S3.254,659.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-22

doubling the original
said.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Noted Golf Quartet
Nav Team in Film

Hollywood's famous golf foursome
-Bing Crosby. Bob Hope, Paulette
Goddard and Ruby Keeler-probably
will be united on the screen, it was
revealed by Paramount with an
nouncement that Miss Goddard and
Miss Keeler may play the FEM
mime starring roles in Follow
Through"
Crosby and Hope were selected
for top male roles in the picture,
which is to be based on the musical
comedy of the same name by Larry
Schwab and Buddy De sylvia.
The idea of teaming the four in
a golfing picture was suggested by
the fact that the quartet partici-
pated last autumn in a charity golf
match at Lakeside Country Club,
drawing Nationwide attention.
If Paramount gets Miss Keeler for
the picture. it will mark the re-
turn of the petite star to the screen
after an absence of many months.
Evening star., 1940-03-21

kins as partner in "She Couldn't
Say No." Ronald Reagan joins
Pat O'Brien and Gale Page in THE
Life of Knute Rockne." Reagan
portrays George Gipp, famous Notre
Dame football star. Looks as
though Marlene Dietrich will go
dramatic on us in her next picture
at Universal The studio is nego-
tiating for the screen rights to THE
Wall Between" an epic of women
who wait outside prisons for their
males to finish prison terms. Mar
lenes next at Universal is Seven
Sinners"
Adolphe Menjou again plays a
character that looks and talks like
John Barrymore-in The Great
Profile If you remember, Menjou
was the living image of John in
Sing, Baby. Sing" Nice piece
of luck for William Holden, getting
the lead with Jean Arthur in
Arizona" Jean is tops as an ac-
tress with this writer-and lots of
otherS-since her performance in
TOO Many Husbands" But the
luck is not all on Holden's side.
I'll make bet now that within a
few years Holden's name is near
the top of the star heap. WAL
lace Reid, jr., gets a feature role
in Cecil B. De Miles Northwest
Mounted Police" Working in the
same studio is another son of a
once-famous star-Jack Mulhall, jr.,
who is employed in the publicity de-
partment.
(Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Art Of Swimming Important
To Boys Education, Glass Says

without effort, that campaigns such
as the one now being conducted by
the Y. M. G. A. and The Star should
be undertaken and carried out. I
hope yours will have enthusiastic
response and great success"
Mr.. Fry, who is in charge Of the
campaign at the Central "Y." yes
terday urged the boys interested in
learning how to swim to register
early by going to the boys building
at 1882 G street or by sending the
registration data there by mail.
Registrations will close at 9 pm.
Saturday. he pointed out. The free
course of instruction in swimming
is open to any boy from 8 to IL
years of age. For the convenience
of boys who wish to register by mail,
The Star is running a coupon daily,
containing blank space for the regis
tration data.
Colored boys may register in per-
son or by mail at the Twelfth Street
Y. M. c. A., 1916 Twelfth street
NV. A. A. Greene, physical direc-
tor. is in charge of the swim cam
paign there.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
ADJUSTMENTS. A

Theaters Havins Matinees.
AMBASSADOR Rs. as.h 81. e., : ssSs: So:
}o#N s2# ga eAHESEkD i ~ SHERIDAN gs 41,.
9;40. TEDDY, the Rough Rider"
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BEVERLY Il, :,aoa 'ats 4 Nat. E Ne Pm.
VINCENT PRICE SIR CEDRIC HARD.
MIGKE in INVISIBLE MAN RE
CALVERT wS' E5a: ssss Wisconsin S... !, An I'm.
JAIe Jr IN oF Mfce Aap tNN aES sAAsE1 a T.
$40. $50. 7:ao. $40. News.
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WALTER cossoIGT' ssss; L An Mary MAR
TN in THE GREAT vicToR Her
BERT" A. 10. l2:55. $50, 6:45.
Walk ohtNn ht i15S 51Ns a:41, ib 4asEah 54o s:s5
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7:35, e:4o. Also Short.
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BURGESS MEREDITH, LON cHANEY.
JR.. in John Steinbeck's OF MICE
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caRY fns aks sRssf ksa!tes 5' R6ssST esssHni
s;a5. 5:s5. 7;5o, $40: News. a. 10
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ARNOLD In EARL OF CHICAGO
At 6:15. 8. 9:45. Also Short.
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lo"r Door. Open "a 4 f.M' esHo
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SAY in BRITISH INTELLIGENCE" i"
At $3.50, $40, 9:55.
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II COM Ph. Or I72O Wilson Blvd.
y"fON 1880 Opp Colonial VILLAGE.
les STEWART. MARGARET sULLA-
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Phone Alex. 226.
EhSE EHsEH THE IIInAfxo fWxoIHRNE,X IHRNEX LAAARs IN =
Evening star., 1940-03-21

Next to reading, writing and
arithmetic, learning to swim "is one
of the most important things for
a boy to do, declared Senator Carter
Glass of Virginia yesterday in in
dorsing the boys Learn-to-Swim
Campaign to be conducted March Is
to 80 by The Star and Young Mems
Christian Association.
Senator Glass also praised SWIM
ming as an exercise and safety
measure in his Endorsement sent to
William T. Fry, assistant boys work
director at the Central Y NJ c. A.
Regarding the art of knowing how
to swim, he added:
Besides being a pleasure to him
all his life and splendid form of
exercise, it is an attainment that
stays with him through life and is
liable to be useful in saving his
own life as we'll as the lives of other
people.
"It is particularly desirable now
that the days of the old swimming
hole are about over when the art of
swimming spread from boy to boy
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Like Father,
Like Son
Here, Too
Family Stability
Shows Up in the
Theater World
ANUS e M E N r S.
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK.
Despite its artificial face, there is
family stability in the Broadway
theatrical world with such normal
things happening as a son telling
how his father should act, and an
other son making more money at
writing than his successful parent.
1t is apparently father-and son
week.
In the latter cases Donald Davis,
son of Owen Davis. has earned
enough from stage and movies for
his writings during the past few
seasons to surpaSS the normal royal
ties his father, Owen Davis, earned
recently from old melodramas.
Also there is Eugene ONeill who
is acclaimed as our No. l playwright.
But there is little doubt that Eugene
became a first-rank dramatist by
utilizing what he learned from his
father when the latter was starring
IN The Count of Monte Cristo."
The elder James O'Neill starred in
that drama for season after season.
There is the father-an-s case
of Frank and John Craven. Frank,
the father. has starred in numerous
Broadway hits as we'll as having
written and directed several of
them. John, his son, has been do
ing a good job of acting in the
Elmer Rice comedy hit, Two on an
Island" and this week young Cra-
ven's name went up in lights along
with that of Betty Field, who plays
the sweet girl who can't make up
her mind whether she wants to
stay in New York City or go back
home.
The case of the son telling his
father how to act is that of the
Veteran Walter Huston being di-
rected by his son John in the
drama "A Passenger to Bali" Young
Huston has heretofore been a
movie scenario writer and this is
his first effort as a director.
The elder Huston should know
how talented father must treat a
son who is just breaking into the
business, for Walton Huston broke
into the theater with Eugene O'Neill
just as young ONeill was being ac-
claimed as a writer and getting
away from the influence his father,
as compelling actor. had over him.
Young ONeill had seen Huston
act in one play and he demanded
he play the leading role in his De
sire Under the Elms." It was a hit
and established Huston as a star.
In "A Passenger to Bali" the elder
Huston is aboard sailing boat flirt-
ing with the dangerous coral reefs
in the South Sea islands. In this
he is a missionary preacher who
comes aboard in China and causes
turmoil aboard the boat. role in
the mood of the Rev. Davidson. who
caused such tremendous disturbance
in few peoples private lives in
the drama Rain"
Going away from the father-to-
son item there is Martha Hodge,
who plays wealthy heiress in Two
on an Island" Miss Hodge is the
daughter of the stage star William
Hodge, and when she sought her
current role she went out and bor-
rowed valuable set of ermine furs
in, which to make an appearance.
She got the part and, by making
an impromptu appearance in err
mines, proved that she was daugh-
ter of real troupers.
Evening star., 1940-03-21

Reap the Wild Wind now appear
ing in weekly magazine, and for
which William LIE Baron paid
$4,000. Production will be on an
epic scale. with life-size reproduc-
tions of Charleston and its water
front.
+ C. S. Forester, who is now script
ing his own story, Capt. Horatio
Hornblower" with Laurence Oliver
as the starr, tells me his inspiration
for the title was Arthur Hornblow
Forester met the producer husband
of Myrna 10y four years ago when
he worked at Metro for Irving
Thalberg. The name tickled me"
says Forester. BY the way, he didn't
get to make a picture with Thalberg
because after waiting two weeks
without sight of the late producer
Forester packed his bag and re-
turned to England.
Sir Cedric Hardwicke returns to
Broadway in the fall for the play
I1dOdIIl WI W w ain Gu
by the late Sidney Howard . . Gary
Cooper. who is lucky enough already,
is wanted by Frank Capra for the
lead in THE Life of John Doe" The
price Capra is willing to pay Boss
Goldwyn for the loan Of Gary is IN
the neighborhood of 100000, which
would mean another handsome profit
on Goldwyn's investment in Cooper.
Gary's salary is $1,000 weekly. He
would be working with Capra for
approximately IL weeks-at the
most. So you can figure out the
profit of his boss.
The remake of "They Knew What
They Wanted" has been bought by
R-K-O from Metro as a starring
vehicle for Charles Laughton and
will be directed by Carson Kanin.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Robert Donat Hit,
MIR. Chips Is Back
For Week at Little

The film which many thought the
best of 1889, which virtually every
one agreed was one of the years
top 10, which brought the academy
award to Robert Donat, is back in
town. So popular was 1t that you
hardly need be told that you must
see Goodbye Mr.. Chips" at the
Little now if you missed it when it
was making F street a brighter
place.
So popular was it, in fact, that
it seems like redundancy to be
singing the praises again of the
cinema's completely charming trans
lation of the James Hilton novel.
Mr.. Donat's portrayal of the lovable
schoolmaster is a masterpiece. So,
too, is Greer Garson's portrait of
the wife he loved so dearly. And
Evening star., 1940-03-21

1t will be interesting to see
what happens to Gregory Ratoff S
marriage now that his studio, Twen-
tieth Century-Fox, has signed his
wife, Eugene Leontovich, for a lead
ing part in -Four Sons" 1t will be
the first movie role for Mrs. Ratof,
whose marriage has been of the
long distance variety for the last
five years. She was recently ru-
mored to be contemplating a di-
vorce from the excitable director.
incidentally, Nancy Kelly has the
leading feminine role in -Four
Sons"
George Brent gets Miriam Hop
Evening star., 1940-03-21

for the summer,
W tn H e mr. y
Hathaway as di-
rector.
Here's some
t h | n 6: Cary
Grant as a heart
breaker from
Charleston in
the Rhett But
ler tradition.
Cary is about to
sign for the
leading role with
B i an Aherne
a n d Claudette
Colbert for the
movie version of
Evening star., 1940-03-21

unmentionable profession, who fol-
lows Crockett, and dies, like him, in
the Alamo battle. Production is set
Evening star., 1940-03-21

so. too, is everything about this COM
pletely satisfying, completely enjoy
able tale of long, quiet and worthy
life.
There are not too many films you
must" see, but you must see Good
bye Mr.. Chips" H. M.
Evening star., 1940-03-21

ANcHoE ROOM sets, sockss AnnapSs PsGm 18th 6s
iicious cocktails from csc. Eileen George
and Matt Windsor entertain to and
9 till am. NO cover or minimum.
ARBAUGH'S RESTAURANT. 26O6 Conn;
Ave. Only at Arbough's can you get real
broiled Bro, steaks Mixed drinks, wine. beer
PAIL MALL ROOM, Hotel Raleigh, Penna.
81 81 so: also during. lunch. No Gov. no min.
GOLD Ro9M At sey. WESLEY Rsst add laos aoaus
EandSeon isns!fs ks 7sc dnnef es' s0'0us nome
ROBIN HOOD INN, JAP. X NV. Dinner;
500. Hamm.9pd orsan during eosktal cock; "a
sSnsen eS5 end lsn " al Asoa a Ead aOmS
sHAR-zAD, Carlton Hotel, Dancing to PHI
Hoyt and Hal A Atkinson; te 7, 20 to 2
sHoREHAM BLUE ROOM. Connecticut t;o.. At
sInans shsxs ecser ssS A gupper Cover sae Ap oo
METRoNOME ROOM, Wardmsn Park
ssrts Min.' 81 SSc' %: Sat, 81 SO. co. 1000.
HAY-ADAMs HOUsE--overlooking White
House At 18th and SITS. Dining in an
orsan music nightly during dinner
LOUNGE RIVIERA. Hotel e4OO 18th St.
1hestra. featuring Adele Van 10 til 2.
Min. ST; Sat, holidays, S150. CO 1900.
MADRHLoN RESTAURANT, Washington
Building. 18th and New York Ave The
favorite place to dine. the popular place
to dance. -
RAINBOW ROOM, Hamilton Hotel 18th
al X. Cocktail and dinner dancing, SD:
supper dancing to Miit Davis and his or. or
chestra, 1O-1 Min, Saturday only ST
DI. 1850. ]. J. Connolly. Mgr
MARYLAND CLUB GARDENS on Marlboro
Pike. Featuring Nadine and her coed
band, De luxe dinner S125 DANCING
until o'clock. Phone Hillside o6Oo
BURLINGTON HOTEL Vermont at Thoma,
Circle. squares from White House,
Dickens Room Cocktails 5 to 8 pm, CSC,
Dinner. to p.m Csc 75c and ST..
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Margaret Sullavan May Do
Sunrise in My Pocket
Paramount Wants Her as Heroine
Of Film About David Crockett;
Other Casting Notes
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD.


deal SULLIVAN
feminine role in portray
Crockett
900 Aim his unproduced of the hero of the Alamo
for Miss SULLIVAN through she will different
Of part to what has recently will be
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Miracles for Ford

James Basevi, known to Holly
wood cinema technicians as the
miracle man." has been signed by
Argosy Pictures to serve as art di-
rector for "The Long Voyage Home"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-12

Miss Mary Omen, obove here from New York Is we'll
known fobrc ss ond foshon conutont Tor the c. Pen
ney Co. of whose Broodwoy in Tocono she will present
spring oshon show 80 o'clock Friday afternoon.
Tocono girls will assist Miss Omen models for ldeos
chosen by the sist from McCo poen mode up in Penney
fobrcs, W. G. Pinees ronooer of the Toeono store
nounced loeo intermediate ond high schools ond the College
of Puget Sound will have opportunity OF seeing Miss Omen
who will visit mony OF the schools her time IN rocomo
will permit She holds M s. degree in home economics
from University of Wisconsin ond took postgraduate work
University of Chicago and Columbia university.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-12

settled in Tacoma, Saturday and
Sunday, April 20 and 81.
Philip Garland. Tacoma. IL now
president OF the Pacific Bridge
league, and incidentally first Pa
cific Northwest member to win
this honor.
Announcement OF the compeu-
ton has been sent 10 every sec
ton Of the state wherever there
are contract players and pairs
are being invited from every
locality TO meet here at Hotel
Winthrop.
The committee II making a
special effort" Garland said. TO
interest all bridge players within
the state 30 that the Tacoma
session viii be truly a representa-
tive tournament. Any pair Ii
eligible. There will be a small
entrance fee per person and num-
erous prizes will b. given. Win
nsrs will 60 to Southern Cali
fornia in May 10 meet winners
from other states for the Pacific
Coast title"
Full details may be obtained
either from Garland or from men,
bers OF the committee including
Kenneth Kelso. Seattle. governor
Of the northern district OF the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-12
Scout Troop
Taking Lead
Lurchmoni Club
To Be Formed

Instead Of there being CON-
munity club In LArchmont district
to sponsor = Boy Scout troop. the
neighborhood troop Of scouts,
Troop AZ. has promoted a meeting
Of adults to form an improvement
or community club.
The meeting viii be held Thurs
day evening at 7;S0 In Scout hall.
Larchmont. with L, o. woodall =
temporary chairman. Woodall i
chairman Of the present troop COM
mittee. and was named at a recent
meeting of parents of tbs scouts
to provide leadership Of the adult
organization until permanent off,
GERS are chosen.
Troop ~ was organized without
a club or organization to sponsor
It. Eight boys constituted the first
membership. With James A. Phil
lips as scoutmaster. the troop was
set up with only a small local CON-
mittee to back II up.
In the three and one-haif years
Phillips has led the troop Il has
increased to 81 members. last year
organized among younger boys a
cub pack Of IS members and Tues
day evening completed organiza-
ton of an Explorer troop for older
boys.
The fact that the organization
was growing too big for the small
original committee led Phillips and
his committee to launch. from the
scout group, a movement for
community club OF adults.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-12

CAMP NJ URRA Y--First II.
John II. Potter OF Headquarters
troop. oath cavalry division. at Ia
coma. has been extended federal
recognition with approval by the
national guard OF his commission
recently issued by Gov. Martin.
Potter was one of five officers
OF the Washington National Guard
whose recent appointments and
commissions have been approved
by the war department. Brig Gen.
Maurice Thompson. the adJutant
general. announced Thursday.
Others were Maj. John w. OAR
rough. Everett. division surgeons
office. listh medical regiment;
First 1t. James N. keenan,. medi-
cal detachment. i4sth field artil-
lery. Seattle: Second IL. George
w Reitz. I'd. battery. seth y. A.
brigade. Seattle; and Second Ii.
VIM. y. Derrick. hq, battery. 2o5th
coast artillery anti-alrcraft. olym-
pla.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-12
Add 2 Deaths TO
Years Auto Toll

Injuries received by $40 persons
III auto mlshaps during the month
OF March resulted ia death Of two
Of the victims. Il was revealed
Thursday N the monthly report Of
Police Chief Einsr LAngseth.
In other casualties. 81 persons
we're injured during the month.
Nine persons died as result Of
miscellaneous rniShsps. which In
Guided three suicides. one from
accidental discharge of firearms.
two from falls. one drowning and
two from other causes.
Police officers were successful
in recovering sie.5ss-57 In stolen
property. The check detail re-
covered s4se % IN bad checks for
merchants in the city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-12
School Merger
Meeting Topic

GIG uAHnon--At . scinf meet.
laE It Eixin. Purity and Wanna
school directors ard parents held
~ Elkln school. Nfs Louise Tsy.
ior. county schoel superintendent.
analysed difficulties Al these three
districts. financially ana <sucs.
tionslly and suggested fesmssion
~ . COMMITTEES ef citizens and
schcol directors - each di.tri<f %
work - . plan for school recfxAn-
lzation.
she suggested TIE group fs~mn-
late : plan 70 meet not enls im-
mediate difficulties. hut % laes fsr
enough ahead 70 - the augment.
ed problem that would likely sfis<
upon completion q Taeams Mar
rows bridge. TIE nseetlnx vas
preliminary ard tentative sna no
definite action wss taken - ths
suggestions
Al the t.iSns club meeting Ann.
day there viii b = court 81 hnnnv
for Scout Troer No. ~ ef Izneoin
school. under direction ef Scout.
master Edward New. Jack Ha5a.
cich. Adam Ross and Matt Kara.
matte wlii receive fendxrfcet pima
The troop committee includes DR..
Russ penEler. chairman. Harold
Rucksr and Lewis kimhsil Mr..
and Mrs.. ~. y. Mecarty win pre-
sent = program On "Asfrunumy'
and exhibit . five.fcot telescope.
and ore smaller. bath made ~
themselves.
Rosemary Ross celebrated her
seventh birthday ~ her home with
= party. Present we're Helen Rssek.
or, Josephinr ROXY, Mary Rneksr.
Barbara Mort. Hilly and Harry
Ryan. Lorraine Ross, Fr~d Ray
hole. I<oua Ross. Donna cavads.
Patsy Rujsclch and Ronald Rosa
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