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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29

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SPECT LONG BEACH. DO NOT BE MIS-
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TODAY WILL CONVINCE YOU. REPRE-
SENTATIVE ON PROPERTY AT ALL
TIMES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
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Evening star., 1941-06-09

Our racks are cron1med full with
the most attractive dresses Of the
summer season all you have to
do is name your size! Dresses
meant to sell for considerably
more just look at their fine
tuckines their expensive-feeI-
ing fabrics. Dresses like those
you've seen in Vogue" .. eroce-
fuI afternoon frocks in color
full crisp, fresh looking business
dresses. Solid white white
with color .. pretty fIoroI prints
stripes poIko dots. Il
to 20; 38 to 81; l6I7 to 24H.
Crhrft Dresses, IN. Hecht Co.. Third FoorJ
Evening star., 1941-06-09
ONE DAY ONLY SALE!
l.69 4 So GOWNS 4 SLIPS
Lacy Or TAILORED STYLES

Specially purchased royon
slips and gowns brought
to you by The Hecht Co. for
O one day sole. That's os
long os these lovely things
will lost so hurry in.
Soft, COOL to- the touch royon
crepes and royon sotins;
gowns in dainty prints and
luscious posteIs long and
fitted styles. Sizes 81 to
40. Slips ore smooth-fit-
ting and just the right
length. Some from our
stock; many one-ond- two
of-o-kind. Teorose and
white; sizes 81 to "A.
No Mail or Phone Orders
G4nEeris The H.cht Co., Third FloorJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

last dance sets Of the season at
Jefferson Beach ballroom.
His Instrumentation is built
around the trombone playing of
Leroy Smith and is generally
arranged in the Tommy Dorsey
manner. Ross features his own
VocalS.
Closing the season with
hang. there Will be fireworks
display in the park tonight, end
ing with an array of set pieces
on the evening of Labor Day.
George Olsen has relinquished
the management of Casino Gar
dens for the duration of the
Michigan State Fair but his
music has been retained for the
nightly dance sessions as well as
the stage revues.
Performers in the revue in
clude the Lathrop brothers and
Virginia Lee, and Coleman
Clark and company, world
champion table tennis players.
Today and tomorrow have
been set aside as appreciation
days at Walled Lake Park.
In the New Casino ballroom
Hal Leonard and orchestra.
which recently broke all records
al the Mansion" in Youngs-
town, o., will play for dancing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

"MEET TIE people,
vi which comes 10 the Cass
Theatcr Monday night 10 inau-
gurate the Fall theatrical sea-
son, is rated as one of the gayest
musical revues 10 hit the stage
in the last decade.
1t also has the distinction Of
having reversed the dictum that
all good musical shows originate
i'm New York and travel West;
for Meet the People is a West
Coast product which made good
IN its home territory and then
travelled East 10 add to its con-
quests
Originally produced in Holly
wood, 1t remained there for 80
weeks, then went 10 San Fran
cisco. This was followed by an
engagement in Chicago and then
a five-month run on Broadway.
The folks who got together 10
do this show were all youngsters
with Sundry experience in the
theatcr, radio and the night club
field who had gone 10 Hollywood
to seek fame and fortune in the
c. e m a, but who had been
utterly diSregarded.
They had come 20 tho decision
that they would do something 10
attract attention TO themselves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
AmHSPmPH Outdoors
Eastwood Gardens, Park
Open All of September
BY WALTER STEVENSON

IT WILL be the end of the
Il Summer season for many Of
the outdoor parks and dancing
pavilions on Monday. Labor
Day, but Eastwood Gardens and
the entire amusement park will
remain open through the month
OF September.
Latest dance band 10 he
booked is that of frankie Mas
tiers. who will play through the
week beginning September 10,
leaving one more booking 10
carry the season 10 a close.
"Dipsy Doodler" Larry Gin
ton and his orchestra have pre-
pared special collection of 1--WE
tunes for today'S jam session,
which starts at o'clock.
Clinton will bow out Thursday
night and Jack Teagardens
orchestra opens Friday.
The following will see Bobby
Byrne'S band on the platform.
All rides and amusements, in
GLIDING the roller rink, will be
operating both day and night on
Labor Day, and a huge fire
works display in the evening
will cap the holiday festivities.
Milton Ross, a Dctroiter, and
his orchestra are playing the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Expert Aviator

Vince Barnett operates along
Libuse lines. He is an expert
aviator and a popular comedian
as well, often drawing lucrative
comic roles in the movies.
A past master of the insult
gag" he is generally credited
with having ribbed more celeb
rites and visiting statesmen
than any of his contemporaries.
Famed for his madcap waiter
antics at film capital shindigs.
Barnett often was induced to
step into other and more subtle
Characterization.
He would adopt the guiSe of
a famous French producer hired
10 supervise an epic just going
into production.
He would tell the director
that his direction was feeble,
change the script ridiculouSly,
make violent love TO the leading
lady, fly into temperamental
frenzy and stomp off the lot just
when every one from the juve-
nile lead TO the prop boy was
ready to commit murder
That is. this used to be the
case - now Vince is too we'll
known.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

Before you decide against Miss Leechs ground
that Is another GWW let hurry ought to be
missed In .REVELLE IN WASHINGTON is
engrossing than Miss Mhels maework depends less
artu of character generalization
Miss leech presents astonishing story of the nations
capital and Of the a 1t may you
wonder why the South lost the when the North the
condition auhoritatlYely protTayed here.
Yet before the tale half told the reader begin
the which democracy from the sediment
greed and ambition national mixture and synthezed
with destiny
Within the the drama, many small dramas
being resolved and the author handles them with fascinating
skill. Again this a novel be missed
An unusual volume by unusual I'm THE MILL
by John Masefed poet laureate of England 1t
count Of the youthful ycarSi5 years that
working carpet factory Yonke the city bordering
York the north
lie learned good deal work himself in
those satisfying and the reader may do well
these
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

-GzraEf1t SLr-I- mink y-77Ii III tTT1rti =
worth VISIT when il heads Your way.
'NEW NORK TOWN" j, a breezy
It,lc comedy that stars FIci NacNlur-
raw Mary Marlin and Robert Preston.
story of a New York Sidewalk
photographer vh6 chiSels an existence
if-e>t ttst4eaa4s-ele but almost loses the
sirl Who loves him When be ovefSeTs
one of his IDEAS. NEW YORK Town
rolls blithely along IN what has come
10 be known as the Preston StrgeS
manner. Delightfully."- daffy IN many
spots THIS one VIII appeal 70 most
people. tire a few il appealed to me
4 great deal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Sarone Queen

While Dorothy Lamour enjoys
the undisputed title as Holly
woods queen Of the sarong, the
screen researcher is apt TO get
a surprise when he starts out
TO look for either Jungle
prince" or a "Sarong king" The
temptation TO name Jon Hall
featured with Miss Lamour in
"Aloma of the South Seas al
the Michigan), Johnny WeiS-
muller, Larry Crabbe. Robert
Preston or other brawny possess
sorS of Adonis-like physiques
and champion swimming abili-
ties should be avoided.
The researcher is due for
big surprise. for the leading
male performer on the South
Sea island of the screen IS
comedian Lynne Overman.
In her jungle and island pic
lures Dottie has worked twice
with Ray Milland. twice with
Jon Hall Including "Aloma
twice with Bob Preston and
and once with Preston Foster.
But Overman has been with her
four times. He was there in
The Jungle Princess, Her
Jungle Love and "Typhoon' be-
fore taking up his current
assignment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

ouSe? III so, dust HIM of and ann hun
al Hollywood because never in the
history of picture business have comedy
films been clicking the way they are
right now.
In "Charley's Aunt" Jack Benny is
scoring the biggest hit of his career
and the picture is registering sensa-
tional crosses.
They tell me that Jack Oakie is
TIOt IN Navy Blues.
Bob Hope crowds theaters with
every film IN which he plays
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello are
the hottest comedy duo 10 appear be-
lore the public since Gallagher and
Shean vowed the nation 20 years ago
Thus the pendulum has swung
again and the movie mogulS are now
STRIVING for laughs instead OF a some
what depressing art
Let's hope the picture remains that
way. Because comedy makes every one
l8pplcr
They're telling Of a playboy who
was driving his roadster along "A high
way when ne spotted pretty girl. He
topped MS car offered her a lift. and
She accepted without word
DAD inc playboy pulled INTO q secluded
~ me gHi and gave her a lengthy kiss
lent ard tho pla5 boy was urr7z'cd
ny don't you say something ."
mead I'm not allowed" She chirped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Talented Tracy

Among the outstanding char
aCterizatlons of Spencer Tracy
that have made him a screen
favorite are those of Test
Pilot" of Boom Town. of
Edison the Man, Northwest
Passage" and San Francisco. 3"
From the foregoing list it can
be seen that Tracy has never
stuck TO any formula in his
screen roles, for all of these are
as different one from the other
as is DIR. Jekyll' from Boys
Towns" Father Flanagan.
Victor Fleming. who directed
Gone with the Wind" handled
.DF. Jekyllll " and II was a
casual conversation b e TIVE n
Tracy and Fleming that started
the director thinking about the
Stevenson story.
Tracy and Fleming agreed
+t1at grca stories bear re-
telling. and the actor wanted
The chance 10 play his concep-
ion of Hyde. Hence the new
characterization for Spencer
Tracy. in which Hyde becomes a
man, not a grotesque, unnatural
monster as he has been so often
pictured.
Under Fleming'S guidance
TracY's performances as the
dual characters become an alb
Sorbing psychological study of
the good and evil in a man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Civil War Novel

In the Book World We have one,
again an example of the hundred-weght
historical novel-Civil War panorama
by the pound "a type of fiction which
BY length and pattern inevitably in
yites comparison with GONE WITH
THE WIND. The new one IS RE
NEILLE ~ WASHINGTON and it IS
x.-y-s++sv, ~. Nforraro. ,a,t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Routine Clicks

Libuse, a bald-headed zany
who has clicked heavily with
his routine at local cabarets, has
scored IN London and Paris, too.
His speciality is eavesdropping
on the conversation of Spooning
couples.
When he whips his victim TO
state Of resentment where
fists seem to be the logical solu-
ton, Libuse signals an S O. to
the bona fide walters or cap
tains who rush up and whisk
him away.
A practical psychologist, Lii
buse knows usually just how far
he can go before being socked.
Result: He's been hit by an
indignant victim-only once.
His real name is Frantisek
Belohlavek whose folks operated
Libuse Hall, in Chicago at the
turn Of the century.
The hall was named after
Bohemian Queen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

KEITH RICHARDS. Young
leading man in "Sheik Of Buff
falo ButteS," recently invested
MS savings IN a Telephone an
Swerlng service HIS first GUS
toner was r, G DcSylva OK
ecutive producer at Paramount
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Tracy
Convincing
AS 'Jekyll'

HDR. JEKYLL AND MIR.
IL HYDE" the first tenant
AZ the newly reopened United
Artists Theater, finds Spencer
Tracy in a role greatly in con-
traSt TO anything he has done
before. 1t is far cry from
Father Flanagan, or Manuel of
Captains Courageous" his
academy award winning role.
but serves only 10 prove his
versatility.
Tracy IS as helieVable as HYDE
as he has been in any previous
characterization, And an UNI
usual part of the portrayal is
that while the face of Hyde
takes on beStial qualities, it
never seems 10 lose the sem
blancc of the Tracy features.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Comics Resume the Helm

Odds and Ends in the Entertainment World: Have y
little comedian your house? II dust him and aim
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Practical
PunSterS
Remain

Continued from First Stage Page)
their steaks, stumbling over
feet, rafting plates, juggling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Roach Vows En- Again

Speaking 4f Roach has handed -n surprise package
little number called TANKS a MILLION.
No really this and IL runs only % minutes
ht >ere ar any laughs the tight and we'll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

a mile down TIE 10
spot put his arms around
"Oh, boy" he gaSped
That sure was nice.
The girl renamed sic
"Hey," he asked "Nh,
The girl shook her ?
"MOther told me I should
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
lss~s 1000 a.w. Rstwr 7i3o pm.
FOOT OF W00DWAR

Get your family and friends together
Tor a great time Sunday or Labor Day.
lake this gay all-day cruise up the De-
troit River, through Lake ST. Clair, past
the Flats, Venice of America" under
the Blue Water Bridge, and out on
the sparkling waters of Lake Huron!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

For the Inside. News" ~
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
CaSS Show
Got Start
On Coast

GNIEET TIE PEOPLE
w which comes 10 the Cass
FT'boa tor NTppIoV pic,bt 10 ino,,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-04

the girl in the prison garb kissed each other in the middle of the street. Then Sandy hailed & taxi- cab and told the driver to step on the gas and make the air field.
 Inside the cab, he said, Judy, I've been thinking things over. I was heel. I'm a poor pilot who can't give you the ballast you need. Still :"
 She put one hand over his mouth. There's only one ballast. Love. I just found out"
 How had she thought she could put him out of her mind like one dismissed a book by not reading it any more or a street by never walking down it again2 She caught her breath because that was so nearly what she had done.
 Sandy opened paper that was making a bulge in his poc''et. "Just picked this up after I left the jail five minutes ago. Maybe I can buy you house with a couple of trees, if you'll take it small"
 Judy read, "Aeronautical Com- pany Bids for Pilots Chute Used in Kidnapping"
 We work together grand" Judy said.
 You said itl" Sandy agreed, and kissed her again.
 THE END
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-04
. STORIES
 IN STAMPS
Mendoza Led Venezuelo's Fight for Independence

A LEADING patriot in Vene- "A zuela's fight for independ- ence was pr. Cristobal Mendoza ! (1772-1839t, statesman, jurist and scholar who was honored phila- telically in the 1889 stamp above commemorating the tooth anni- versary of his death.
 He came from an eminent fam fly, received a fine education and in his early life devoted himself to literary pursuits. He studied law and held chair in philoso- phy at Merida.
 He became governor of the prov ince of Barinas and was noted as tHe protector of the Indians.
 During Venezuela's fight for in- dependence, which was declared in 1911 but not completely att tained until 1923, he was a staunch supporter of the famous Venezuelan patriot, Simon Boli- var. It was Mendoza who called Bolivar the 'liberator," a name which became famous throughout South America.
 Mendoza was elected to the first federal congress of Vene. ezuela and served with distinc- ton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-04

toward her. The crowd waited. She noted that there were sleep less circles under the aviator's eyes and that he needed shave.
 Quick, sandy" she said. We've got to get away. Phils coming - you're being arrested for kidnap- ing me-" She was pulling at his arm.
 He looked down at her and grinned. Where are we going, nut?"
 Idiot! Canada - any place be- yond the law. Wasn't = wasn't that what you wanted?"
 The crowd gasped as the man in the khaki aviator's outfit and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-04
CR AMlllM CRACKERS
POINTS FOR PEACE

The world is still talking about the historic seas meeting of PreSi- dent Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill. See how much you re- call about this momentous rendez- vous by answering the following questions.
 l. What other U. s. president laid down a set of peace points, and how many?
 2. On what warShips and where did the Roosevelt Churchill meet ing take place?
 3. What freedom is specifically mentioned in the eight-point pol icy mapped by Roosevelt and Churchill?
 4. What members of the Presi- dents family were along for the conferencesP
 5. Who was the intermediary believed to have arranged the Roosevelt Churchill conference?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-04
TOWN WITHOUT BARBER

Keystone, Ind. (UP)-It's going to be & tough pull for the 250 resi- dents of this Indiana town unless they get a barber quick. When Key stones only barber left to take a position in 8 larger town, citizens formed a House of David" club, and swore to forego slaves and haircutS until some barber took pity" on them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-04
SHORTAGE HITS MUMMERs

Philadelphia (UP)-Slk-stocking wearers are not the only ones dis tressed by the current silk Short- age. The Mummers Association, which each New Years Day and on special occasions stages an elab- crate parade resplendent with gor- geous finery, uses l,500 yards of silk for its costumes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-04
HELPFUL

Goat raising has been taken up by Cape Cod residents on expert advice. The goats clear the land of undesirable bushes and vines, in addition to giving milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-04

Answers on Back Page
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-04

COPYRIGHT, te4i. NEA SERVICE. ING.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-21

ELOY A Fast Grow
ing Agricultural Com
munity Where Rich Soil
Abounds
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-21
Eloy Mems Club
Give Dance At
Picacho Tavern

A dinner-daNe was given by
the Mems club of Eloy, Thursday
evening March 13, at Picacho
Taveren. Following delicious
dinner an enjoyable impromptu
speech was given by Senator Will
lam Coxon of Casa Grande.
The remainder Of the evening
was spent dancing to the strains
of music by AL Stovall and his
orchestra. Guests included: Messrs
and Mesdames Robert Hamilton,
John Keeling, Richard Curiel,
Harry Fabricant, Allen Burch,
Virgil Wynn, Sc. Stringer, Tommy
Wheels, D. A. Galloway, Turner
Smith, Howard Wynn, Charles La
zear, Barney Gino, John Toot, Pat
Kane, Edward Prefer, Jack
Yocum, Edward Plumb, DR.. and
Mrs. C. r. Nevins. Miss Mildred
Andres, and Doyle Galloway.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-21

rains there are still so families in
camp and the Mobile Unit may be-
come permanent.
The camp is equipped with run
ming water, street lights, shower
trailers containing thirteen show
ers each for men and women, COM
pletely equipped hospital trailer,
community camp tent. washing tent
house supplied with hot water,
ironing tent with electricity sup
piled from Deisel plant on the
premises and 500 feet of clothes
line.
Camp rules demand clean sur
roundings. Garbage is hauled
every day and the head of each
family is required to give two
hours a week toward camp clean
up" work Every camp rule, said
Stephen G. Rath, camp manager, is
designed for better living condi-
tions and camp life. No drinking
is allowed and no liquor may be
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-21
u. of A. Students
Visit RhineI1art
Ranch Near EIoy

The Joe Rhinehardt Ranch north
of Eloy is one of four farm pro-
iects in the state selected for a
study inspection tour by University
of Arizona agricultural class.
Eighteen students, accompanied
bv Professor Myers, U OF A agri'
cultural instructor, and XIX. Hen
ness. county agent. visited the l.,
355 acre Rhinehart farm Friday,
selected as a model pump farm
and because of it's diversified
crops.
On this intensified farm project
asparagus, lettuce. cotton. aiIaila'
begaria. wheat. cauliflower, broc'
coli. cantelopes and carrots foiio"
each other in seasonal succession
The students asked numerous
questions on all phases OF the pro
iect Mr.. Rhinehart explained MS
method of alfalfa planting to the
class and told them his average
cotton yield for the past 1ive
wears had been a bale and a nal
to the acre.
He also pointed out the none
tary saving in ditch repair due te
fencing of irrigation bitches
plan he advises on all ranches
where stock Craze off the stalks.
The student tour ended with
visit to the ranch labor camI
which houses $50 families.
Other farm projects selected To-
study inspection tours from the
agricultural class of U. OF A. IN
cluded representative ranches IL
the San Carlos, Salt River ane
Roosevelt districts.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-21
Migratory Camp
Health Unit Gives
Service to Families

The Mobile Unit of the Agri-
cultural Workers Health and Medi-
cal Associations given medical SER
vices to approximately $500 peo-
pie since its opening on November
15, 1910.
This unit which Is operated on
the grounds with the Migratory
Camp Is housed in a specially
built trailer; which is almost as
well equipted as the modern
doctors office. There is a doctor,
nurse, and stenographer on duty
six days out of each week.
In order to be eligible for medi-
cal treatment the prospective patti
ent must conform to these rules:
1. Be an agricultural worker.
2. Have a low income.
3. Must not have been a resi-
dent of Arizona more than three
years.
Most of the patients come from
Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, and
California.
lilo Jetton. registered nurse Is
in charge. Mrs. Jetton received
her training from the Memorial
Hospital, in Owosso, Michigan. Ad'
ditional years in Clinic work, SINH
lar to this have made Mrs. Jetton
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-21
Lion Tanners Club Sponsors First
Annual Showing Of Cotton Garments
With Aid of Tucson-Eloy Merchants

Z Amid a profusion of Spring
shrubs and flowers the seasons S
most cOlorful and beautiful cottons
will parade before a throng of
fashion-minded women when the
All Cotton show gets under way
in the school auditorium, March 81,
at 2:30 Pm.
Merchants of Eloy and Jacome's
IF Tucson will display as interest
ing an array of Summer fashions
as could be seen anywhere.
The children's apparel, sponsor
ed by Alsdorf's, Feb's and Meyers
will open the show. Wanda
Brooks will begin with a faded
blue denim slack suit which has
the new jerkin top. A striped
blouse and matching striped wash
able shoes will complete her en-
semble. A two piece play suit in
apple green and yellow paid
percale will be shown by Zoe
Brown. The skirt is wrap around
with Impressed pleats. With this
she will wear a Catalina Slax
shoe in soft white kid-wedge
heel-the front being plated in
noval fashion. Betty Jean Morton
will show green gabardine
slack with a cotton knit polo
shirt: her shoes are fabric In