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Evening star., 1941-06-29
Festival 10 Be Given
AT Sylvan Theater
Night
Marian Chuce Dancers
And Lovette Choral
Club to Be Featured

The Marian Chace Dancers and
the Lovette Choral Club will be
featured in the third summer fes-
tival at the National Sylvan Theater
on the Washington Monument
Grounds at 8:l5 pm. Tuesday.
The festival, sponsored by the
Community Center and Fairgrounds
Department and the Office of Ma
tional Capital Parks. will bring a
chorus of so women's voices, di-
rected by Eva Lovette The choral
numbers will include songs by
Tschaikovsky, Mozart, Bishop and
Gaines and cantana by Florence
Golson called Spring Symphony. .
Carolyn Schultz will sing the solo,
10. Here the Gentle Lark" with
flute obligato by Alden H. Emery
jr. The accompanist for the chorus
Is Elsie L. Cranmer.
The Marian Chace Dancers. di-
rected by Marian Chace, with Bea-
trice Frank as Pianist and Earl
AAo5 ~ 90 iNRNSA' "iAA oANC oNP
numbers to the music of GraZZioli' S
"Pavanne." Miller's "Gavotte," Mo-
zart's Scarf Dance and The Wall
ing Wall to a Jewish round dance.
There will be solo dances by Miss
Chace, Joe Ann LeaSure, Annette
Ladd, Evangeline Kelley, Molly
Weaver and others. The second
part of the dance program will fea-
ture suite of old English and
Scotch ballads, with Miss Leasure,
Marta Swing, Nancy Mariner and
others, to music by Brahms. Miss
Chace will be seen in Joan of
Arc" to music by Miller, and a
group will depict Bach's Little
Fugue in G Minor"
Tickets for the chair sections of
the Sylvan Theater are on sale at
the Willard Hotel and the Ameri-
can Automobile Association or may
be obtained on the grounds.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Miss Van Houten Leaves
Government Service

Miss Mary Van Houten, 10, en-
ploye of the Grain and Seed Di-
vision of the Agricultural Market
ing Service of the Department OF
Agriculture will retire tomorrow
after "a years of Government
service.
She was with the War Deartment
for 10 years and had been at the
Agriculture Department for almost
"A years. Miss Van Houten was
originally with the Hay, Feed and
Seed Division and then went into
the present division when it was
formed through a merger.
A party will be given for Miss
Van Houten by fellow employees.
Miss Van Houten, who lives in Mt
Rainier, Nd, will continue with her
numerous hobbies, which includes a
clipping file on Washington.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

Georgetown Children's House will
take between 80 and 40 children by
bus every Tuesday and Thursday to
the Lux Manor Farm on Old George
town road in Maryland. Miss Mar
garet Cross, headworker of the
house, is in charge.
Christ Child Settlement will start
its day camps Tuesday, with about
so girls ranging in age from 5 to
l8. They will go to camp twice a
week throughout the summer, Tues
days and Thursday, returning home
about 5 pm. Miss Ramona Meyers
will supervise the trips, assisted by
Miss Loretta Lowe, craft teacher,
and several volunteers.
Daily outings for mixed groups of
so to go boys and girls will start
from Friendship House Settlement
daily from Monday through Friday,
beginning July 7. The groups will
Evening star., 1941-06-29
visit various points. Miss Alice Leigh

visit various points. Miss Alice Leigh
Byars is recreational director.
A summer play school will be
opened July 7 by Jusnita X. Nye
Council House for about 40 young
neighbors of 6 10 II. Outings to
parks will be taken twice a week.
Baseball and hikes for older boys
will be directed by Raymond Multi
gan, boys worker. Miss Myrtle
Cohen Is Council House executive.
Barney Neighborhood House will
transport children to the Cedars,
its camp near Patuxent, Md. for
overnight camping trips several
times during the summer. This is
in addition to the settlements vaca-
ton school schedule of play and
instruction, for which 200 children
have registered. Miss Margaret B.
Merrill is in charge.
Facilities of the Girl Scout day
Evening star., 1941-06-29
50 Overcome by Heat
At Mass in Boil Park
me- +h. AsSoriated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ROCHESTER, N. Y. June 28.-
Fifty persons among $4,000 attend
ing a pontifical high mass in the
city's International League baseball
park today were overcome by &C.
degree heat.
In addition, 100 choir boys par
Ncipating in the observance of the
nass-part Of a Catholic students
mission crusade convention-were
given emergency treatment.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

s oNlY-Commode, wolnut We
neer with two drowers Regular y x ID
price, Sll 5 -
4 ONlY-CocktaiI Table. All
Honduras mohoeony with glass , &.SO
top Regular price, Sl2e5 s. ~
q, :::;| !? ''' s:s: :';:' s395
E ONLY-Drum TobIe. Mohoe-
any finish with drawer. Regular SA./O
price, S875 -
ONLY-3- Tier TobIe Pie
crust edge, mohogouy veneers. SI/.oo
Regular price. $3.50 IL
8 OkLY-Coffee TobIe. Duncon
:$;.:'; ;;; '';' ':;; i%;'':' ;:':' ;! trey $40
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Ordered to 0. M. School

Corpl. Harvey J. Berse of the
State Enlisted Detachment on ac-
tive duty with the District Selective
Service System has been ordered
to report for a three months officers
training course at the Quartermas-
ter School in Philadelphia begin
ming July 7, Third Corps area off,
cials announced yesterday.
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Ends Busic Air Course

William R. Parkhill, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. R. Parkhill, 4348 War
rem street NV, is scheduled to be
graduated from the Air Corps Basic
Flying School, Gunter Field, Ala,
next month. He then will go to
the Advanced Flying School, Max
we'll Field, Ala, for final instructions.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

camp ON Benning road will be open
to girls from the three settlements
which serve the colored population
Northwest House, Southeast House
and Southwest House.
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Children Will Attend
Day Camp Outings
Starting This Week
Jounts for Nearly 500
Sponsored by Five
Settlements

Nearly 500 children will escape the
oppressive heat by attending day
camp outings and summer play
schools which open this week in five
settlements supported by the Com
munity Chest.
Day camps jaunts planned by the
Evening star., 1941-06-29

Chinese VINO revere ancient Gus
toms are objecting to the adoption
of daylight saving in Shanghai, and
the fact that it corresponds with
Toxic time further arouses their
iro
Evening star., 1941-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

VIOLIN OUTFITS Complete students
234ttnts. S5950' case, bow; yloIln; IermS'
WASHERS-Brand-new standard makes of
washing machines in crates at deep-cut
prices as low as S27: 81 weekly; liberal
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
Washington,s Largest Appliance House.
g2l q st. NW.-Entire BUILDING
District 3737. Open Ewes Till Q PM.
WASHERS. Clearance sale-Bendix. Norge.
LUX APPLIANCE CO.
st6 st. aVses' RepaSo 1i
WASHING MACHINES-sale Of diseon-
tinued models: Maytag, S45; c, $50.
% new Maytag. tag A c Norge, crosiey and
other machines. 10 DAYS TRIAL: Easy
NV. Call Republic 1890. ------
WASHERS. brand-neg. G. z. spinners in
5zER ESsrR REAHH FkcTF1c 1s BESRN MAYTA
ABC and THOR Buy now while they are
IN IN aiioSahee nee Easy terms "' You You may pay
5l4 10th ST. NV. National ss72.
WAsHERs-Large selection brand-new
pst Tasessi Ur essh a4d rogers &c west
Thor Apex, Norge, Easy, complete stock
on hand. WARD RADIO & APPLIANCES.
s535 Georgia ave. Silver Spring. SH. 2299.
WATCHES Bulova. Hamilton
and Elgin. new cases. 194l styles, So 10
Sl5. E Golden. 527 10th NV.
Hamiltoh. Elsin i'' Lonsines, fiss BuIova. S Wal
than, Gruen. Benrus and others, slightly
used in original cases (Not recaSed or re-
9nlIO frn l9ok Ike nex Gs, July guaTanteea. S
nings. Saturday afternoon, or all day Sun
day GE. 1927. Dealer.
TOLEDO SCALES. S35; 1 cash register.
S25; > showcases, refrigerated. S45 each;
Coca-Cola boxes, S3 each. 1146 18th ne
FURNITURE. used for display purposes.
in model homes. 5-Dc. nah. veneer twin
bedrm. suite. dresser, vanity, twin beds.
night stand $3.50 value, sl5Q: 4-pe.
vanity bench, Sll2 value, Ss5; 18th cen
tury custom-built Chippendale sofa, solid
nah. carved legs and frame, covered IN
damask. Sl39 80 value, $50; T-pc. nah.
sion table, 4 side chairs. S175 value
S129.50: 18TH century Hanback, chair,
solid mahogany, ball and claw feet, down
cushions, covered in damaSk. $50 so value
S29.50: nah. occasional chairs, S24 80 to
S39 DO values, 1850: maple knee-hole
desk. e24 80 value, SIS. Solid mahogany
commodes. $3.50 values. S1l so 5O-in.
walnut veneer dresser with large mirror,
500 value. S25. Candlewick bedspreads.
full or single sizes. values up to Sl5,
chair, upholstered in figured mohair,
S57 so value, $50 80. Foster bed springs,
full and single sizes, $40 value, $3.50;
bridge lamps without shades, values up
Ample parking space. Deferred payments
arranged.
Evening star., 1941-12-12
FARM e. GARDEN.

COW MANURE, well rotted. 81 hundred
lbs; 500 lbs, So; Sl250 ton; rich garden
dirt, SOC hundred lbs; 500 lbs, 50 so; l
ton, 81 so; firewood, any length, S14 cord.
Call DE. 53l9 anytime except II am. 10
4 pm. Glenhurst Dairy, Box 575s, Be-
theSda. Nd
Evening star., 1941-12-12

PUPPIES, Skye terriers. mos old; boxer
puppies ready for Christmas. DR.. NJ. II.
Scham. Annapolis 3744
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. s wks. old
at Christmas; ! buff and . blacks,
A. K. c. reg. Reasonably priced TO sood
homes. Emerson 2670.
YOUR DOG BATHED, removing all feas,
called for and returned, in D. c. or Beth.
area. all for 81. Pet Animal Hospital,
WO 0224 Bethesda Branch, WI 3045
FREE AMBULANCE SERVICE FOR HOS
PITAL CASES.
BLACK COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY. 4ia
months female, registered. inoculated.
$50. Call bet. and pm, WI. 50S6.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. pedigreed. for
sale. Greenbelt 1856
BOSTON BULL TERRIERS t4). female.
black and white, registered. 220 Meadow
lane, Falls Church, Va, Falls Ch. 1204W.
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-BOAgDNG
Cocker spaniel puppies, stud dogs. Wash.-
BALTIC. blvd. WA 1924. Berwyn 139.
WANTED.
Litter Of Puppies. WA. 1712.
Evening star., 1941-12-12
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK. excellent, white. for gh.w. exp,
refs: live in; Sl2-Sl5; gentileS only. Box
494-A, Star. 12'
GIRL wants part-time work. morning or
evening: reference. Gail TR. O152.
GIRL, colored. thoroughly competent, wants
chambermaid, pantry girl or days work
Luler. Dupont 1881
GIRL. colored. wants Job as chambermaid,
ref. Metropolitan 344S
GIRL colored. wants work as mothers
DI. 1865.
WOMAN colored, experienced cook and
housekeeper, honest, reliable, wants work
by week FIR 9342
Evening star., 1941-12-12
HILDA MILLER, INC.
l294 Upshur 81. NV

Valuable French Paintings,
Suitable for gifts; price-sacrif1ce cause
owners departure; minimum priced, S43
On view 3 TO pm. GIVEN, 1922 18th
ST. NV. DU. 4499.
HYPERPYXERATOR CLARK,
$100 National 8244. la
Evening star., 1941-12-12
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DIETITIAN, with hospital and restaurant
experience. successful in developing, d
recting employees, food preparation service
and food cost control. Box 500-A, Star. l4'
HOUSEKEEPER, white, cultured woman;
family OF gentileS or gentleman. Refs.
Box 166-B, Star. IA"
HCUSEKEEPER, husband empi,a wants
charge of small home: room, meals as
compensation best refs. Box l32-B. Star.
NURSE, practical, experienced. wants
chronic case: IL or 8 mr. duty. Call
Republic 1853
PRACTICAL NURSE for convalescent or
invalid; ref. 500 S, Wakefield st. Arl-
ington. Va. l2'
WOMAN, refined. nine years fraternity
house mother desires position, school.
apartment house hostess or companion.
Emerson 3544. 12'
Evening star., 1941-12-12

SODA DISPENSERS, prefer
ably those with experience.
Apply employment office,
4th floor, Lansburgh's Dept.
Store.
Evening star., 1941-12-12
SITUATIONS MEN.

INTERPRETER, Spanish and Russian full
or part time, free to travel: American citi-
zen. Leon, Trinidad 0S54
MAN, young, with car desires work $50
TO $50 pm; experienced in collecting
also accounting experience. Call FIR. 0705,
9-l2 am. 12'
MAN would like to take care of bachelor
apartment: good cook and housekeeper; two
to four gentlemen. Box 144-B, Star. 13'
MAN. colored, available for part-time job,
preferably from X am. to / pm; have
D. c. drivers permit. Call NO. 91SS any
time in the mornings. IA
Evening star., 1941-12-12
PERSONAL,


PERSONAL LOANS TO EMPLOYED MEN
or women on their own signature for any
worthy purpose, 500 to $500. Interest only
ior the time money is used. Phone W. L.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for life
dTu.s Or snTgery Of, soMMERWERcK,
TO ANY EMPLOYED MAN OR WOMAN:
whenever you need S25 to $500 in
can cnpf se luS M se xR m MNh9 Seleh9ne as cali You
YOU need it and the only charge is interest
for the exact time you have the money
Just call DAVE PENNEY, Chestnut 3224
IF YOU NEED EXTRA MONEY FOR
me call You &C can s get siSo 100 and tad' need s
repay only Sis per week, which includes
interest. the only charge. Other amounts
m,cb,rsn N pFepoTf!11 aEI6 Just call BILL LANE,
MEN. WOMEN WANT VIM?-Stimulant
lacking Vitamin B1. iron, Calcium. Phos-
sale at all good drugstores.
ANY ONE WHO WITNESSED ACCIDENT
platform IN 14th St., south Of N Z ave.
HE1SKELL. Ills Eye st. NV.
HENS. WHILE YOU WAIT. soc UP; RE-
CRAFT SERVICE. 1919 F st, Rm. POS
WILL DEVELOP AND OPERATE PRoMIS-
ing farm property on share or partnership
basis: well equipped. Box Ssh Star
BEAUTIFULLY KEPT HOME IN CLEV.
Park room warm, sunny, southern ex-
poSure: for one or two invalids. paralytic
or any chronic tnone contagiousl disease:
trained nurse ~ hours daily. regular or
hospl. bed, wheel chair: meals are ex-
ceuent: every member OF this home is
kind and underSts nding and will exchange
references; rates reas. EN-. 1928.
YOUNG LADY, %. ATTRACTIVE, INTEL
llgent, experienced secretary. desires posi-
tion travelling; $50 week. Box 16S-B, Star.
Evening star., 1941-12-12

BOOKKEEPER-
opportunity for fast, accurate
bookkeeper with knowledge
OF retail sales business, age
between Is and 80. Box 439-G,
Star.
Evening star., 1941-12-12
MILLINERY
MANAGER-RIIYER

OR ASSISTANT
Permanent position, excellent future
Would consider some one who is now en-
ployed as assistant, with successful back
ground. Ask for Mr.. Goldstein, for ap-
pointment. Ma. 1913. Philipsborn & Co.
Evening star., 1941-12-12

MOTORS a. c., q. c.. all sizes. new and
rebuilt; repaired. rewinding, exch.; expert
refrigerator repairs Carly. 1908 14th st
MOVING PICTURE CAMERA, brand-new
used once Will exchange for Bell g. Howell
S-mm. 25 lens. Woodley 264l.
Evening star., 1941-12-12

vIOLIN]Sacrihcins private collection;
coin 2720. a.
Evening star., 1941-12-12

OIL BURNER, used. fluid heat, in working
1917 Valley pl sc. Ii 2l3l
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statesmen.

Unlimited earnings to sell
f1uoreScent lighting. Factory
branch. Phone AT. 2175 or
apply 421 H st. ne.
Evening star., 1941-12-12

BOY, COLORED,
Neat appearing, high school edu-
cation preferred, for delivery and
pickupS: must have drivers per-
NIT; $18 week start. Progressive
Cleaners, 2727 Wilson blvd,
Arlington.
Evening star., 1941-12-12

CONTINUED on Next Psgs.)
Evening star., 1941-12-12

PIANOS-See US and save from 10es to 25G
on brand-new spinets, consoles, grands and
small uprghts of good standard makes.
We also have values in used pianos: used
spinets from Sl15 up, used uprights from
$40 up; also several values in good used
grands. Cash or terms. Call Republic 1890.
The Piano Shop. 10I5 7th st. NV. OPEN
EVENINGS.
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DOGS PETS. ETC.

ARLINGTON COAL CO.,
Phone Jackson 1850.
Evening star., 1941-12-12

PAPERING-PAINTING floors sanded, gen.
eral repairs. founda ation to roof; white me-
chanics. ,TateD Free estimates. RE. 1894.
Evening star., 1941-12-12

| WILL SELL well-established hardware for
| inventory of stock. Will take note or real
estate for part payment. Box 42o-A, Star.
Evening star., 1941-12-12
GAS STATION
ATTENDANT
SALES

No experience necessary, good oppor-
tunity for quick advancement in chain
of stations. Apply 10 m. ESQ SERVICE
CENTER, Wis. ave. and Que st. NV
Evening star., 1941-12-12

buys the latest 1912 model de luxe range.
Big allowance for your old stove. Brand
new floor samples from x2970. Rebuilt
ranges, S17.50. LIE Fevre Stove Co, 926
Y. ave. NV RE. O017. Over is years
Evening star., 1941-12-12

INTERESTED IN BUYING thriving conces-
sion in large hotel, cigars, periodicals, etc.
Substantial investment Give complete
details in first letter Box 11S-B. Star. 12s
Evening star., 1941-12-12

RECORDS, 10c each and up: slightly used
Just received large shipment late numbers
including excellent assortment hillhilly
numbers. Apex Radio Co, 709 9th st. n W
at G.. Open ewes
Evening star., 1941-12-12

For cafeteria counter. 1880 years old: no
sundays. Apply 3 to pm, Tallyho
restaurant. S12 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1941-12-12

RADIO O-PHONOGRAPHs- our prices
on new and slightly used machines OF
standard makes before you buy. Good Sc
iectlon, Cash or terms Republic 1890
Inc Piano Shop. 10l5 9TH ST. nv. OPEN
Evening star., 1941-12-12
WATERPROOFING.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WATERPROOF your basement on the inside
with ''DRYE." Easy to apply yourself
lust paint it on. Large 12i2-lb, can, 81.
HECHINGFR CO, Atlantic 400.
Evening star., 1941-12-12

REDUCING SALON, fully equipped,
steam cabinets (modernl, 10 massage
tables. 81 equipped dressing rooms with
all other necessary equipment; large floor
space: could be used also es beauty salon.
OQO2 hy nnnnin tnPnf nnlY
Evening star., 1941-12-12

PIANO. la test mode Chickering baby grand.
slightly used, but Just like new. S525. on
terms; new piano guarantee. Republic 62l2
Kits, 1890 G st. middle of the block.
OPEN EVENINGS
Evening star., 1941-12-12

Experienced, or beginners, to train; ex-
cellent earnings. Apply Hot Shoppe EN-
ployment ONCE. 1884 Upshur st. NV.
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PERMANENT POSITION.

Special delivery driver, thorough knowl-
edge of city essential. Starting salary S25
per week. Right future for serious in
telliGent worker. State age education and
al other sSsential details Box u C. Star.
Evening star., 1941-12-12

PERSONAL LOANS TO EMPLOYED MEN
or women on their own signature for any
worthy purpose, $50 to $500. Interest only
ior the time. money is used. Phone W. L.
WALLER. Glebe llIa
Evening star., 1941-12-12

REFRIGERATCRS Clearance sale, re-
possessed. used and new. Hundreds to
choose from. All makes all models. all
sizes. We operate the largest refrigerator
plant in the East and therefore. we are
able TO give you the most for your money
at the lowest prices. Frigidaire. Westing-
house. GE.. Norge. Crosley. Kelvinator.
Leonard. etc, from $1,000. Up to 3 years
Tree service guarantee, extra large trade
in allowance. easy terms New l941-1942
models, all standard makes at wholesale
builders prices FOR immediate delivery.
LUX APPLIANCE CO..
Washington's Largest Refrigerator House
S11 9th St. NV. Republic 11T5
Open till NJ
Evening star., 1941-12-12

ROOMING HOUSE-Penna. ave. nr. Wash
ington Circle: 15 rooms: rent: Sl35: in
come more than $500; net profit, $500 per
month: price, $3.50: cash, $3.50.
i T RaaSWnrth. WI 413l. ME 444O
Evening star., 1941-12-12

SEWING MACHINES-S us and save on
new electric machines. We take old
pianos. radios. washers ironers. musical
instruments. etc, in trade Cash or
terms. Republic 1890. The Piano Shop,
Evening star., 1941-12-12
HELP MEN & WoMEN.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

COUNTER MAN OR WOMAN, experience
y42 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-12-12
GIRLS

SALESGIRLS AND MATTRESSES.
Good pay. short hours. Rosslyn Drug
store and &c and 10c store. corner Lee
hlehWay and North Moore St, Rosslyn, Va.
Evening star., 1941-12-12

uniform. blue; size,
Evening star., 1941-12-12

RUGS-We cordially invite you to inspect
our imported and domestic rugs Oriental
and Chinese designs on sale 9x12 or Sx10,
S24.15; 4x6. S6.75. Scatter rugs match
ing. Linen Mart. 1928 G st. NV ME- 4424
RUGS, new; regular S39 .95 9x12 Administer
rugs. SG3 a5; sample SCATTER rllas as
Evening star., 1941-12-12
FLOOR SANDING

And refnishing Old floor made like new.
Reasonable rates. Free estimates. AID. 1874.
PAINTING, papering. Reas. Reliable white
mechanics Floor sanding, gen repairs.
Guaranteed workmanship. Mr.. Ridenour,
Evening star., 1941-08-03

tor thought there would be plenty of
time for Joan to work on an especially
large set; she had already done a solo
session with Gary Cooper that morn
ing. Walter Brennan and Robert
Porterfeld, supporting actors, plus bit
and extra players numbering more
than fifty, were called for work. 1t was
a large scene, and took longer than
expected to prepare. When all was
ready and the cameras were about to
turn Joan's teacher halted the pro-
ceedings. Joan was through for the
day and must 60 home at once. The
good lady showed her notebook to
the assistant director. He had miscal-
culated. She had no alternative.
The rest of the cast had to be dis
missed, since the scene could not be
played without Joan, and the studio
was out stable chunk of money;
but-there was no help for it and no
grumbling. They learn to take things
like that in stride when working with
Evening star., 1941-08-03
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
"THEY TREAT YOU MEAN"
Confinvsd from poss six

youngsters - although it does some
times come as a shock when the
youngster is the leading lady of the
picture.
If the production department must
keep on its toes to take full advantage
of its daily quota of four hours of
Joan's time, pity the poor publicity
department, which must grab such
time as may be left over in order to
carry out its manifold duties in behalf
of the new star. Interviews, posing for
the endless still pictures that are re-
quired for publicity. public appear
ances and all such, are counted as
work. One man at the studio is
assigned to do nothing but attempt to
fit all this together. He is losing his
hair.
He lost large chunk of it this last
winter when Joan was selected as the
Sun Goddess in connection with an
All-Winter Sun Festival, a tourist
promotion stunt put on by Southern
Evening star., 1941-08-03

growth and development by a totally
unnatural life.
She lives in a cottage with her
mother and father and sisters, follow
ing a normal existence that fits the
pattern of her years: the usual number
of movies. now and then party with
her friends if there is neither school
nor work the next day.
At the studio she bounces all over
the place, running upstairs two at
time, dashing around the lot with her
schoolbooks, smiling, happy.
And why not? At sixteen she has
played opposite Gary Cooper and is
star of the movies. She has been the
Sun Goddess. with floats and gowns,
and white crown upon her head.
Of course it's fun. l had lunch with
her the other day at the studio COM
missary. came away with an impress
sion of swell, healthy, unspoiled kid
who probably, each evening, tells her
mother to awaken her early in the
morning.
For to Joan Leslie, every day is the
day she's to be Queen of the May.
Tks End
Evening star., 1941-08-03

California boosters. The studio Co
operated by agreeing to let the girl do
whatever she was supposed to on those
days when she was not on call at the
studio. She had to be present at in
Vulnerable civic 1uncheons, receptions
and other activities, and to ride on
floats in parades. The thing really did
last all winter, and, to make matters
worse, Joans studio schedule, mean
time. was greatly intensified, what
with Sergeant York" and her new
stardom.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
Frssh-AkCiri
JOAN is some kid.

JOAN is some kid.
In common with the other young
sters of professional Hollywood, she
possesses tanned, wind-blown bloom
that is amazing to folks who picture
theatrical adolescents as unhealthy
denizens of the city's night canyons,
paled by late work and daytime sleep
ing, handicapped at this period of