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his lines. Flynn stood with arms
folded, smiling slightly. A perfect
hero pose. Heflin cooked his arm
for the first back handed blow, ira
ditional start for most film fights
between military men.
But Never a Slap.
Cut" called Curtiz, before the
slap was administered.
The camera IVES moved, the lights
changed, to pick up the scene from
another angle. Again action was
called, the scene repeated, and Cur
tiz ordered "cut" before the blow
was struck.
This went on and on. Each time
different angle; quick flash of
Flynn. A quick flash of Heflin, a
shot of the individual reactions of
the surrounding group. But never
a slap. What kind of a scrap was
this, anyway?
Jack Sullivan, the assistant di-
rector was asked when he thought
the fight actually would get under
way, and whether it might be worth
while dropping in again after lunch.
"Oh, no-not until some time to-
morrow" he predicted. "and even
then you won't see much more &C
ton than this. It'll be the same old
thing-a punch, new setup, an
other punch, a new setup. That's
the way Mike gets action in battle
or duel. But it'll move so fast on
the screen the people will jump out
of their seats"
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Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1940-08-04

you almost have to be seen out.
Taxes, agents, business managers
and the rest also swallow up good
part of the income. All this requires
money"
On a Fixed Budget.
Miss Cradle tries to confine her
expenditures to S75 per week for
current expenses-that is, the Incl
dentals of running the home.
Naturally, she has a special check
ing account for major expenditures
that must be made from time to
time.
She herself is on a fixed budget,
doled out to her by her business
manager, and it isn't unusual for her
to run low of pocket money before
the next weeks allowance reaches
her.
A good part of her savings are in
Government bonds and gilt-edged
stocks and bonds.
Miss Cradle began work in pic
lures at the age of IA as a chorus
girl. She's been climbing steadily
and impressively since. Her current
role in Down Argentine Way" with
Don Ameche, spot she was called
to fill when Alice Faye was hos
pitalized. is the best of her career,
she admits.
Aside from trying to make sure of
her financial future, Miss Cradle has
no definite long-range plans.
The future will have to take care
of ITSELF" she says. II just hope my
good luck holds out"
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the New YORK stage Tor what prom
ised to be real dragout affair. He
paused momentarily to explain
and there was real sadness in his
voice-that the fight as originally
planned was to have been a duel
with regulation Army sabers. But
the Warmers, it seems, figured their
fair-haired Flynn had done quite
enough sword fighting in 1.-THE Sea
Hawk" and so the duel scene was
thrown out OF the script.
II had to do a lot of coaxing
and shouting in order to get good,
rousing fist fight put in its place."
said Curtiz. 1T took me a week,
but won my point. That's the
fight we're getting ready to do right
now. Stick around, but don't get in
the way"
Mr.. Curtiz Is Gleeful.
1t is especially interesting to watch
Curtiz handle fist fight, be it either
an engagement between two indi-
viduals or riot involving two gangs.
He gets tempo into it, and rhythm,
as well as good solid dock-worker
punches at the exact proper mo-
ment. Remember the flve-minute
saloon brawl in Dodge City?"
The setting for Flynn's latest dis
play of physical provinces was an
upstairs barracks at West Point,
year 1854.
Curtiz rubbed his hands gleefully
and nodded to the cameraman on
his acrobatic dolly.
r, Nov we take It," he announced.
The camera turned. Van Heflin,
the surly, scowling aggrssor, growled
Evening star., 1940-08-04

back to nibbling contentedly at the
needlelike cactus.
More Personalities.
Myrna 10y won her first screen role
when she became protege of Mrs.
Rudolph Valentino. the widow of
the great screen lover. Mickey
Rooney, who has just written his
third song, learned to play not only
trap drums but every instrument
in Paul Whitemans orchestra dur
ing the filming of Strike Up the
Band"
Goody Goody.
Common mineral oil, sprayed
over dry ice to produce artificial
fog, became SO obnoxious in one
extremely hot and tightly closed
movie set that the players finally
got decidedly woozey. Right out of
thin air. however, an ingenious
apothecary solved the nauseating
problem by mixing vanilla extract
in the gooey mixture. Now the place
smells as delicious as an ice cream
soda.
Never Satisfied,
Movie directors never seem to be
satisfied with leaving things just
as they happen. Take train wrecks,
for instance. For weeks Columbia S
technicians drew sketches of just
how a train wreck should look for
"The laundering Frontier" Then
they staged one for the camera,
with eight 80-ton cars piling up in
splintered disorder on a section of
twisted track. ,...
But the real thing just wasn't
real enough. So derricks imme-
diately set to work scrambling the
wreckage to make it look like the
artist imagined it should.
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tN4ClOLko Std14 yoo A. CSS . oAoAAAAAo - oAAA
dummy oil wells in Boom Town"
H nothing more than barrels OF COM
MON molasses that comes from Sue
culent sugar cane stalks.
Flies never buzz just right Tor
the movies. So the cameraman
saves wear and tear on his nerves
by fastening one on the lens and
then moving the camera In crazy
gyrations which give the effect OF
the critter in intricate acrobatics.
For a river scene in the Arizona
Desert. where water Is almost as
valuable as gold, one film company
let water from hundreds OF barrels
flow naturally downstream. Then
pumped it all back uphill again for
the next take" in order to conserve
the precious stuff.
Some Fisherman.
The lad who caught bears by
puttinng salt on their tails has
nothing on Actor William Henry.
While on a Paramount Long VAL
ley location he reported that after
. hours of unsuccessful fishing he
saw sea gulls snatch beautiful trout
from the water and alight nearby
to devour them. Enraged at their
good luck, Henry let fly with a
barrage of rocks, frightened away
the hungry birds and returned to
camp with 16 nice fish for his dinner.
Personal Oddities.
Edna May Oliver, who plays hi
larious comedy roles, was consid-
cred a promising opera star when a
girl but lost her voice singing in
open-air theaters on tour through
New England. william Powell once
was an usher in a theater where
he studied the performances Of ac-
tors and earned his tuition to a
dramatics school that launched him
to stardom, himself.
Misplaced Sympathy.
m One pretty blond actress, while
Nn desert location, felt so-o-o-o-o-e
sorry when she saw 40 billy goats
used in an early frontier scene
snibbling on sharp stalks of cactus
Promptly she went out and spent $6(
Of her own hard-earned dough buy.
ing them hay. Then. just to show
Etheir great appreciation, they in.
dignantly turned up their pretty
little noses at the stun and wen
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he reckoned without Director Ana
tole Litvak, who is currently taking
his time to bring in "City for Con-
quest" Cagney must start another
picture at the end of this month,
and at the moment, things look
black for a Massachusetts vacation.
Vacations in brief-and most of
them are brief: Two weeks for Judy
Garland at Lake Tahoe Ann
Sothern on boat off Catalina Is
land Jean Arthur in a trailer
with Husband Frank Ross
Madeleine Carroll took hers rushing
to Europe and back on the Clipper
Bob Hope says he's going to
sleep the entire month of August
F.. Pat O'Brien and Bing Crosby
on their Del Mar race track
and we mustn't forget Ginger
Evening star., 1940-08-04
Revue in a Hayloft Heads for Broadway
Sheila Barrett Scores Triumph in Her Leading Role
Tn New and Diverting Crazy With the Heat

like a happy Charles Buttreworth
or, if you can picture it, smiling
Buster Keaton. He plays with a
dead pan, an unperturbed face and
when he completes his act he breaks
into delighted grin as If he at last
is pleased with himself.
Crazy With the Heat" is good
summer theater diversion and has
possibilities Of being whipped into
excellent shape for its forthcoming
Broadway engagement.
Evening star., 1940-08-04
Three New Stars

Three new players have been ele-
waited to stardom by Jack L. Warner.
They are Humphrey Bogart, Ida
Lupino and jeffrey Lynn.
Bogart and Miss Lupino will be
co-starred in High Sierra" w. r.
Burnett's novel, which Raoul Walsh
will direct.
Evening star., 1940-08-04
No illusions of Grandeur
Betty Cradle Knows It Can't Last
Forever and Saves Her Money

Betty we'll against
that proverbial rainy day when and il
The lass with the million dollar legs film veteran 49, revealed
against the when she longer such heavy demand
movies and the stage
pictures starring Century,
Evening star., 1940-08-04
ANU SEM rs.
Mike Curtiz Films a Fight,
But a Slap Never Lands
His Cut! Always Interrupts as
Enrol Flynn and Van Hefin Tangle
-. In Santa Fe Trail
HOLLYWOOD.

Santa Fe Trail Enrol Flynn swahbuck before the
Warner third production
was just about the right time out and the
Mike Curt eXcab old frontier
duel charges and naval broadde being the director
expected that sort of fight would
Curtiz coaching
Evening star., 1940-08-04
Crude Oil Grows on Stalks
And 1t Isn't Oil at All, but Molasses:
More Cinema Oddities
By Ted Gill,
Associated Press STAFF Writer.
HOLLYWOOD.

Ragmen clothing crude oil stalks
flies hill and, if
Hollywood the capital of
oddities Just trip through studios yourself.
with clothing moncker applied
the interior and exterior film That
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Rogers. who as usual is vacationing
at home.
And that's about the lot .
most Of the others are working or
waiting to work. Vacations for the
stars are atch-as-catch-can affairs.
They must take 'em when they can
get em.
Released By the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1940-08-04
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
WEEK OF AUGUST 4

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Academy
9Th and G Sts. Sc.
Ambassador
18th and Columbia Ed.
Apollo
624 H st. NE.
Ashton
Arlington. Va.
Altos
1881 H st. NE.
Avalon
6612 Connecticut Ave: =
Avenue Grand
645 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Beverly
18th and E sts. NE.
Bethesda
Bethesda, Md.
Buckingham
Arlington, Va.
Calvert
2324 Wisconsin Ave.
Cameo
Mount Rainier. Nd:
Carolina
1o5 llth St. Sc.
Central
426 9th st. NV.
Circle
2106 Pa. Ave. NV:
Colony
Ga. Ave. and Farragut
Congress S1et S5shsls and
Portland St. Sc.
Dumborton
1349 Wis. Ave. NV.
FoirIoWn
Anacostia. D. C.
GreenbeIt
Greenbelt. Md.
Hippodrome
E near 9th
The Hiser
Bethesda. Md.
Home
18th and c sts: NE.
HyottsvilIe
Hyattsville, Md.
Jesse
18th nr. r. I. Ave. NE.
Kennedy
Kennedy nr. 4th NV.
Lee
Falls Church, Va.
Lido
1927 M st. NV.
Little
sos 9th st. NV.
Marlboro
Marlboro. Nd.
Milo
Rockville. Nd.
Newton
12th&Newton sts.N.E.
Palm
Del Ray. Va.
Penn
$50 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Princess
10th and H Sts. NE.
Richmond
Alexandria. Va.
Reed
Alexandria. Va.
Savoy
5000 14th St. NV.
Seco
Silver Spring, Md.
Sheridan
Ga.Ave.& Sheridan st.
Silver
Silver Spring, Md.
Stanton
9th and c SITS. NE.
Stote
Falls Church, Va.
Sylvan
104 R. I. Ave. NV.
Tokono
Takoma Park, D. c.
Tivoli
14th and Park Rd.
Uptown
Conn Ave 81 NewarkSt.
Wilson
Arlington, Va.
York
Ga. Ave. & Quebec Pl
Evening star., 1940-08-04
SUNDAY
"Rames" and
1.-THE House OF
Gcuan GanlAg

Wyman, Gambling
on the High Seas"
Patricia Morrison and
Ray Milland In
"Untamed."
Spencer Tracy and
Rita johnson in :.
Edison the Man"
I Cary Grant and
Irene Dunno in
His Favorite Wife"
Irene Dunno and
Cary Grant in -.
MY Favorite Wife"
Spencer Tracy and
Rita Johnson In .
Edison the Man"
Everything Happens
at Night" "Dr. XII.
dare's stranEe Case"
Or. Christian Meets
q Woman" Man Who
Talked Too Much"
Bob Hope and Paul
ette Goddard in THE
Ghost Breakers
| Spencer Tracy and
Rita Johnson in.
! Edison the Man"
I Alice Faye and
Don kmeche in
Lillian Russell"
Spencer Tracy and
Rita Johnson in
Edison the Man"
l Carol Lands
! in
''Turnabout."
: Anna Neagle and
Ray Milland in
Irene"
I Adventure in Dia-
mondS" and
Primrose Path"
| Vivien Leigh and
Robert Taylor in
waterloo Bridge"
If ! Had My Way"
and
"20-Mule Team"
Bob Hope and Paul
ette Goddard in The
Ghost Breakers"
Alice Faye and
Don Ameche in
j Lillian Russell"
Bob Hope and Paul
ette Goddard in The
Ghost Breakers"
Virginia Bruce
in
Flight Angels"
! Dark Command"
/ and
Music In My Heart"
Robert Donat in
count OF Monte
Cristo."
Madeleine Carroll and
Doug. Fairbanks. jr..
in "Safari."
James Stewart and
Margaret SULLIVAN in
The Mortal Storm"
Margaret SULLIVAN
and James Stewart.
The Mortal Storm"
Dark.
Irene Dunno and
Cary Grant in
My Favorite Wife"
Strange Carso"
and
I'm Old Missouri"
Dark.
Dark.
: Warren william. Jean
Muir. The Lone Wolf
Meets a Lady.
'I"Babies for Sale" and
Manhattan Heart
beat"
Patricia Morrison and
Ray Milland in
.'Untamed."
Fredric March and
Joan Crawford In
susan and God"
I THE Light That
Failed" and
"Women in War"
Jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy il
New Moon"
! Carol Lands and
John Hubbard in
l "Turnabout.'
Edward G. Robinson
and Ann Sothern in
| Brother Orchid"
Irene Dunno and
Cary Grant in
my Favorite WIFE
Fredric March and
Joan Crawford ~
susan and God
Fredric March and
Joan Crawford in
Susan and God.
Alice Faye and
Don Ameche in
Lillian Russell"
Evening star., 1940-08-04
TUESDAY

'Dr. Kildare's Strange
Case" THE Gentle
man From Arizona,
Olivia de Havilland.
jeffrey Lynn. my
Love Came Back"
Bob Hope and Paul.
ette Goddard in THE
Ghost BreakerS."
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Graham

Continued From First Page)
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WEDNESDAY

"Dr. Kildare's Strange
Case. " THE Gentle.
man From Aetzona."
Olivia de Havilland.
jeffrey Lynn, my
Love Came Back"
Evening star., 1940-08-04

Madeleine Carroll and
Dous, Fairhanks. jr..
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Deanna Durbin and
Kay Francis in
"It'S 4 Date
Evening star., 1940-08-04
THIJR4DAY

Two Girls on Broad
way" and "Too Many
Husbands"
Olivia de Havil,And.
jeffrey Lynn. my
Love Came Back"
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STATE

Foreign Correspondent" the thrill
spectacle of the year and the picture
that has become an overnight SEN
sation, arrived at Warmers State
theater this afternoon where it was
enthusiastically greeted by capacity
attendance at all performances.
Breath taking excitement, drama
and romance, mystery and intrigue
are unfolded in this thrill-packed
film which boasts a brilliant cast
starring Joel McCrea with LARAMIE
Day, Herbert Marshall, George San
ders, Robert Benchley, Albert Bas-
serman and Eduardo Cianelli.
Those who viewed this magnifi-
cent production today enjoyed scene
after scene of a magnitude rarely
equalled on the screen; for this is
the exciting story of the lives and
loves of the greatest adventures of
our time.
The picture was made in recog-
milton of the intrepid group of
American newspapermen who are
serving as the nations eyes and ears
during the European debacle, risk
ing their lives daily in order to keep
their own people informed of the
rapidly shifting panorama of war.
Most elaborate and extensive set
tings, constructed for any produc-
ton in Hollywood in several years
are those provided as backgrounds
| for this exciting film. The conStruc-
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POLLS

Bubbling over with mirth and
melody. and with Jack Oakie and
Charlotte Greenwood sharing the
fun, Young People" opened a three
day engagement this afternoon al
the Loew Poll Theatre.
In the starring role is adorable
Shirley Temple, in what reports
have heralded as the happiest hit OF
her career, and the most enjoyable
of all her twenty-five films.
Young People" is Shirley's first
musical picture in two years. There
are five top-notch songs cleverly
blended with the plot in young
People" and the unusual plot deals
with troupers Jack and Charlotte
and Shirley who decide to retire
from vaudeville and the stage and
settle down in a small New England
town.
A star of the stage for many years
Charlotte Greenwood turns in 6
sparkling comedy performance, anc
popular funster Jack Oakie, playing
opposite her, is a riot performing
his well-known antics.
Arleen Whelan and George Mont.
gomery share the romantic lead
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In The Local TheaterS

with Kathleen Howard also promi-
nent in the supporting cast.
On the same program is another
big hit, 1.-THE Earl of Puddlestone"
Higgins Family laugh riot, and
the funniest of the entire series to
date. Featured are James, Lucille
and Russell Gleason.
The parade of new season hits
continues at Loew's Poll, with the
opening on Saturday, of two of the
biggest pictures turned out so far
this year by the Metro Goldwyn
Mayer studios. On this double smash
hit show you will see lovable WAL
lace Berry in Wyoming" with Leo
GARLIC and Or. Kildare Goes
Home" with Lew Ayres, Lionel
Barrymore and LARAMIE Day. Don't
miss this outstanding bill, for both
pictures belong on your must see"
list.
Movie Party will be played tomor-
row evening at Loew's Poll and cash
award totalling 500 will be given
away to winning members of the
audience. Everyone is eligible to par
ticipate in this game, and anyone
can win, for all have an equal
chance of getting one of the many
cash prizes. ALI that is required on
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Oliver Curwood, and starring Dem
mis- Morgan, George Tobias and
Elizabeth Earl. On the same show
will be "Anne of Windy Poplars."
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STRAND

Action, thrills and adventure
packed together In such q way to
spell entertainment for everyone
was the cinematic order this after
noon when 'They Drive BY Night"
opened Its engagement at the popu-
lar Warner Bros. Strand theater.
The film is hailed as one Of the
best examples Of breezineSs and tor
rid drama to have come from Holly
wood in many a month, and boasts
an all star cast consisting Of such
luminarieS as George Raft, Ann
Sheridan, Ida Lupino and Hum
phrey Bogart and includes such
celebrities as Gale Page, Alan Hale,
John Litel and Roscoe Harms.
Raft is cast as q cold-hearted
person who Just melts under the
charm Of sultry Ann Sheridan.
When Raft meets Sheridan he finds
someone who can return his wise
cracks and the result is that any
one would expect when hot-head
meets redhead.
Bogart, as Rats brother, will be
seen as a reticent sort of chap who
thinks that the way one earns his
living is secondary to a happy home
life with "the wife" played by Gale
Page. When Bogart loses an arm in
an accident Raft has to ask a
friend, played by Alan Hale, for
work. The exciting climax of the
film Is reached when Ida Lupino, as
Hale,s life, falls in love with Raft
and carries out vicious scheme to
get rid of her husband.
Co-featuring this entertaining
program is a joyous film frolic with
q laugh punch in every scene, POP
Always Pays" starring Leon Errol
with superb comic cast including
Dennis O,Keefe, Adele Pearce and
Walter Catlett.
Opening at the Strand on Sunday
is Rivers End" the greatest story
Of the Northwest Mounted by James
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the part of the player Is a little
skin, and what game could be cas-
Ter than that. Make up q party
and come ON down tomorrow eve
ming, you'll enjoy Movie Party.
Coming. in person to Loew's Poll,
October 1st, End nd 3rd, is George
Whites Scandals, intact with a cast
Of rs persons, and you will see this
spectacular revue exactly as it has
been presented on Broadway.
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ton, in the opinion of the producer
was essentiaS to bring this action
filled, swiftly moving story to the
public with absolute fidelity of back.
ground and in keeping with its mo-
mentous international story.
Here is one picture you definately
must see. The crash of the airliner
the breath taking suspense, the ex-
citing romance, the heart-stopping
dramatic climax are only a few of
the highIghts which will have you
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Italy has prohibited the sale Of
meat on Sunday.
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Ng:llRy:2hI
I'D C2algIIa
the thrills II his SIS 9;I7 SEQ
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raving for months to come.

And for your further enjoyment
the management proudly presents
the latest laughs and thrills of
f1ction's irrepressible family Five
Little Peppers in Trouble" with
Edith Fellows, Dorothy Peterson
and Ronald Sinclair.
Evening star., 1940-09-12
Suspects Picture Spurs
Paddock Bandit Search

Identification by a drug store
clerk of Police Bureau photograph
today spurred the search for the
paddock bandits" whose latest
crime netted sl,400 Tuesday night
in the holdup of a Peoples Drug
Store branch at Tenth and F streets
NV.
The clerk picked one picture out
of scores which police showed him
yesterday and stated that he was
sure it was of one of the men who
participated in the robbery.
The man was already suspected in
two previous holdups here, at the
Plaza Hotel and at Dikemans Res
taurant, police said. The identity of
Evening star., 1940-09-12
S11,O00,OOO Aircraft Plant
Started by Ford Company

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Sept. 12.-Edsel Ford,
president of the Ford Motor Co.,
announced yesterday that prelimi-
nary work on an $11,00O00G plant
for the production of airplane en-
gines had been started.
He said the plant, which would be
completed in four months after con-
tracts are let, is intended primarily
for fulfillment of an Army order for
1000 Pratt & Whitney 2,800-horse-
power double wasp engines.
The plant will cost s4000,000 to
build and s7.OOOOOO to tool and
equip, providing employment for
10000 or more men.
Mr.. Ford said production would
get under way six to eight months
from the time construction begins.
The Army is seeking delivery of
IS engines a day. The total value
of the Army order was estimated by
Mr.. Ford at about s8O,000,000.
Meanwhile, officials of Chrysler
Corp. participated in ground-break-
ing ceremonies today for an Army
ordnance plant for the manufacture
OF tanks. 1t will cost $40, 900, 900.
Evening star., 1940-09-12
Police Help as Child
Faces Operation

Gordon Wieneke, jr., II months
old, was resting comfortably today
at Children's Hospital following an
operation in which police co-opera-
ton played a part.
The child was brought by his
grandfather to the hospital last
night from Vienna, Va, in need Of
immediate surgical attention. But
an operation could not be performed
until his father gave consent.
Gordon Wieneke, sr., the father, a
cab driver, was cruising Washington
streets last night. A police broad
cast was sent out and after some
hours, the father was located and
sent to the hospital
Evening star., 1940-09-12
Lawyers Ask Action
To End Oppression
OF Minority Parties
Civil Rights Group
Says Petition Privilege
Being Denied

Charging that interference with
the political rights of minority par
ties is on the increase, the Civil
Rights Committee of the National
Lawyers Guild today asked the De-
partment of Justice Ito investigate
all cases of lawless interference
with the right to circulate nominat-
ing petitions and announce that it
Is doing so and that it constitutes a
violation of Federal law"
Accompanying the communication
was report covering 13 States in
which it said the Socialist, Socialist
Labor, Prohibition and Commun-
list parties had been targets.
officials have refused to accept
nominating petitions; much violence
has been used to prevent the dis
tribution of petitions and actions
have been taken both by public and
private agencies to intimidate per-
sons who have signed petitions" it
was explained. The States were
Arizona, Georgia, Illinois, Kansas.
Maine, Massachusetts,, Michigan, New
York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee
and West Virginia.
The report accused the Dies Com
mittee and the American Legion of
pushing the drive on minorities, and
suggests that IAN attempt to enioin
such activities might be successful
while it is, of course, reasonable
for the State to place some restric-
tions upon the activity of minority
groups, lest unnecessary expense and
complication result the Guild says.
restrictions which are motivated by
the desire to block the expression of
particular groups are incompatible
with the essential nature of our form
of government"