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said. Mr.. Newman notified him he
would sign lease on July l. The
lease and copies were sent not to
Mr.. Newman. with whom all nego-
tiations were made. but to the
Dupont Circle. Inc, Apartment.
This lease, dated, signed and at
tested July !. was signed by Harry l..
Newman as president, Mr.. Guthridge
said.
Mr.. Newman previously has tes-
tilted he was not elected president
until July 8.
Mr.. Guthridge put into the record
a document signed on July IA and
submitted to his superiors. Com
missioner of Public Buildings w. E.
Reynolds and Federal Works Ad-
ministrator John NJ Carmody. This
document covers all proceedings in
regard to the lease.
! In this statement Mr.. Guthridge
explained that Mr.. Newman on
MAY 7 had presented himself "as
! owner of the building"
/ Representative Elliott. Democrat
/ of California called attention that
was just what the committee had
been trying to find out-if Mr.. New
man had represented himself as
| owner The statement also showed
that 1t was on the basis of a COM
mitment by the Government for five
years that the ownership was able
to take out new mortgage. Ir
doing so. an agreement was made
not to take any profit out of the
transaction for five years, but tc
! pay such profits to the holders OF
the mortgage.
! The agreement by Mr.. Newman
( provided that a substantial portion
/ of the Dupont Circle Apartment.
would be vacated for Government
occupancy by July /. A substantial
] portion was not vacated and the
Governments signing of the con.
tract has been postponed until the
building is substantially vacant.
Notice Not True.
Representative Hebert read a sign
put up TO urge the tenants patriot
ically to get out. claiming that II
was a subterfuge and misstate-
ment of fact. Mr.. Guthridge said
he would not have approved such a
notice and admitted it was not true.
/ The notice was as follows:
when the Government asked us
if We wanted 10 lease the building
We said no. When they asked us
if we would rent it We said We would
/ rather not. When they said they
need it badly in this emergency and
wanted it We said take it-and they
have taken it
Mr.. Hebert emphasized that the
! testimony shows the Government
never solicited lease, sale or rental
of the building but that Mr.. New
man went to the Government offer
ing lease and Mr.. Guthridge con-
firmed the fact.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Ernest H. Wilkes Dies;
Was Insurance Official
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
GREENWICH, Conn, July 81
Ernest H. Wilkes, 81, a vice presi-
dent of the Metropolitan Life In
surance Co. of New York, died to-
day in a Greenwich hospital after
a three week illness.
A native of Redditch, England,
Mr.. Wilkes was educated in London
and came to this country shortly
afterward. He became an agent for
the Metropolitan in San Francisco
in 1905 and had reached the rank
of third vice president on the
Pacific Coast when he was called
to New York and made a second
vice president.
Before being named one of the
company's four full vice presidents
in 1886 he was in charge of the
Metropolitan entire field organ
ization of more than $4,000 repre-
sentatives.
Evening star., 1941-07-31

money to start construction of the
second building in the new Munich
pal Center site. The plan was
shelved for future attention.
What price the United States
would pay for the District Building
is conjectural and there was a sug-
gestion that a board be created 10
set the figure. Some Federal Off
cials recalled the District Building
was constructed from funds ap-
propriated in the District appro-
priation acts at a time when the
United States payment toward Dis
trict expenses was on a $3.50 basis.
There has been argument that this
did not give the United States a so
per cent equity in the building.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Transport West Point
Due Tomorrow
Bv the Associated Press.

bV Ine ASsCCIaItu PTtsS.
NEW YORK. July 31.-The United
States Navy transport West Point
is due to arrive here tomorrow noon
from Lisbon with 388 passengers,
including 2l2 American consuls and
their families who were ousted from
Europe in diplomatic exchange
that sent Italian and German con-
suls home from the United States.
The passengers include 68 Chinese
diplomats, 65 American Government
employees other than consuls, %
American civilians and IA foreigners.
The armed liner took 464 Axis
officials and their families to Lisbon
on her outbound voyage.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Dupont Circle

titude of trying to cast aspersions
upon any one that are not justi-
fed: and there has been no testi-
those two gentlemen. The only tes-
timony there has been was that
these two gentlemen went with
Mr.. Newman. They do not show up
anywhere else in connection with
the transactions for the lease"
Representative McGregor. Repub-
lican, of Ohio then put into the
record this statement:
IF Mr.. Newman had answered the
questions and come out openly and
told the absolute circumstances
relative to Senator Tydings and Mr..
Sawyer, there would have been no
shadow of a doubt of the activity Of
those gentlemen. But by the fact
that he was so evasive, the fact he
refused to answer our questions,
leads me to think there might be
something wrong some place
Night Auditor Dismissed.
John J. Mcguire, night auditor at
the Dupont Circle Apartment, was
also called as witness today be-
cause of a statemnt signed by him
and filed with the committee yes
terday.
The statement quoted a Mr. Ap-
pleton, who appeared on the scene
in charge of moving the hotel fur
niture from the building, as explain
ing to Mr.. Mcguire that Federal
Storage trucks and other trucks
were massed on Nineteenth street
and Connecticut avenue. and the
furniture was carried down in the
passenger elevators at the going to-
work hour for 'the psychological
effect" it would have on the ten
ants whom he described as "bellig-
erentS."
Representative Mills, Democrat,
of Louisiana. member of the COM
mittee, asked Mr. Mcguire today If
he was an employe at the apart
ment.
He replied: Il was until this
morning"
Mr.. Mills asked if he had not
prepared the statement because he
was sore" at the ownership and
management.
He answered: That is not true,
but what 1 said in the statement
is true"
He was asked if he worked last
night and he said he did
Representative Gibson of Georgia
asked him to say why it was in
his opinion that he was discharged
He answered. Because l signed
that statement"
Henderson Sought Space.
During the questioning of Mr..
Guthridge, it was brought out that
negotiation with Mr.. Newman went
on without the Governments as
certaining the owners of the apart
ment or checking on Mr.. Newmans
authority to represent them.
Mr.. Guthridge took the stand to-
day in place of Mr.. Newman. after
Chairman Lanham of the investi-
eating group explained that Mr..
Guthridge had been attending the
hearings for a week, waiting to tes-
tify, despite the fact the Govern
ment urgently needs his daily
services as chief of planning and
space control of public buildings.
When he took the stand Mr.
Guthridge said various Government
agencies had asked for space in the
Dupont Circle apartment building
Among these was Leon henderson s
Price Administration office, which
wanted the top two floors made
available.
To question by Chairman Lam
ham, Mr. Guthridge admitted he
had been very much in the market
for Office space" for the Government
Estimating that the Government
now needs 1,50o, 900 more feet OF
space, Mr.. Guthridge said he had
been bounded" by Government
agencies.
Mr.. Guthridge said he met Mr.
Newman for the hrst time when the
Evening star., 1941-07-31
AIboniuns Take U7eT
Affairs From Italians

By TIE Associated Press.
ROME, July 31.-Under special
agreement with the Italian govern
ment Albanian authorities have
taken over the affairs of their
country, it was announced officially
today.
Ever since the Fascist occupation
of Albania more than two years
ago the little Kingdoms affairs have
been handled by the italian Foreign
Ministry
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Hopkins May Return
To America by Way
Of Far East
BY the Associated Press.

BY tEs hssOCidtcu EIcSs.
LONDON. July 31.-Harry L.
Hopkins, President Roosevelt's
military aid co-ordinator. now
in Moscow discussing United
States help for Russia, will re-
turn to the United States by
some route other than London,
it was reliably reported today,
indicating that he might travel
through the Far East.
There has been some specu-
lation that Mr.. Hopkins might
visit China. He has pledged
both the Chungking and Mos
COW governments all possible,
immediate aid.
Evening star., 1941-12-28
Experts See
Tricks Used
BY Camera
ANUS EN- NTS.
Wide World News.
HOLLYWOOD.

I1oLI Woob
When dentists go to the movies
they look at the actors teeth and
optometrists, apparently, look at the
Spectacles to see if they're real.
Kay Kyser has had dozen letters
lately from optometrists who swear
Kay never could see out of the
glasses he wears on the screen.
They're right, I can't" Kyser
agrees. See, they slope inward.
That's to keep them from rejecting
light. They're my prescription, but
it makes me i'll to wear them"
AS soon as scene is taken, Kyser
jerks the non-reflecting specs of
and puts on his regular pair. The
movie glasses are rimless, like his
own, and even though Kyser is
playing a Harold Lloyd-like role. in
a picture ("My Favorite Spy'D being
produced by Lloyd, he is not imi-
tating Lloyd.
THE story got around that I was
going to try to be another Lloyd.
even to wearing horn-rimmed specs
like he used to wear" says Kyser.
That's silly, Therell never be
another Lloyd, Shuck7 man, I'm
just trying to be myself
Evening star., 1941-12-28

Secrets of the
WaStelands" and
Dressed TO Kill"
Dressed to Kill"
and Cyclone on
H0rSehack
Evening star., 1941-12-28
THURSDAY
"Charley's Aunt"
and
Mystery Ship"

Bette Davis and Ann
Sheridan, The Ma nj
Who Came tODinner."
Evening star., 1941-12-28
Director Signed

Frank Mcdonald, the director, has
been signed to a three picture con-
tract by William H. Pine and Will
liam c. Thomas, producers of the
Paramount action thrillers. Having
recently directed Flying Blind
and mo Hands on the Clock for
the unit, McDonald's first assign
ment under his new contract will be
wildcat" a drama of the Texas oil
fields. Richard Arlen is to have the
male lead, and Pine and Thomas
are seeking Jean Phillips, Para
mount starlet, for the top feminine
Evening star., 1941-12-28

W. c. Fields In
Never Give a Sucker
an Even Break
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stead Of his usual pay for directing
a picture year ago he took Is per
cent Of the profits. That film was
His Girl Friday" a remake Of Tho
Front Page"
Hawks cut so far-for nine weeks
works $4,000. And the income
is still coming in. His regular sti-
pend would have been about half
of that. There's always the posi-
bility, Of course, that the picture
won't be a big grosser.
Evening star., 1941-12-28
FRIDAY
"Charley's Aunt"
and
aEAE8ekAr oLa-

Bette Davis and Ann
Sheridan, The Man
Who Came to Dinner. E"
Evening star., 1941-12-28

role. The character is described as a
Jean Harrow type" and Miss Phil
lips used to be the late Miss Har-
lows Stand-in.
Evening star., 1941-12-28
Hawks Took Chance
On Films Success
And He's Winning
BY Wide World News.

by Wlue WOflu NcWb.
HOLLYWOOD.
Other directors, who work for SAL
aries-and often very large ones
are envying Howard Hawks and
considering taking steps.
Hawks is telling friends that in
Evening star., 1941-12-28

Alice Faye and Car
men Miranda. Week
End in Havana. -
Deanna Durbin and
Charles Laughton. 1t
Started With Eve
William Powell and
Myrna Loy. Shadow
OF the Thin Man.
"ParSon OF Panamint'
and Riders Of the
Purple Sage"
william Powell and
Myrna 10y. Shadow
- tha Thin Man ~
Evening star., 1941-12-28

Deanna Durbin and
Chrales Laughton. 1t
Started With Eve. .
Deanna Durbin and
Charles Laughton. 1T
Started With Eve"
Bing Crosby and
Mary Martin in
"Birth of the Blues
Evening star., 1941-12-28

Humphrey Bogart and
Mary Astor in The
Maltese Falcon"
Evening star., 1941-12-28

Errol Flynn. Olivia de
Havilland. They Died
With Their Boots On.
ErroI Flynn. Olivia de
Hayilland. They Died
With Their Boots On. "
Life Begins for Andy
Hardy" and
Private Nurse"
Betty Cradle and
Victor Mature in i
Wake Up Screaming
Submarine D-l"
and
Country Fair y
Alice Faye and Car
men Miranda. Week
End in Havana
William Powell and
Myrna 10y, Shadow
of the Thin Man.
Deanna Durbin and
Chrales Laughton. 1t
Started With Eve.
"Parson of Panamint'
and Riders Of the
Purple Sage"
Bing Crosby and
Mary Martin in =.
Birth Of the Blues"
Charles Boyer, Olivia
de Havilland. Hold
Back the Dawn"
Alice Faye and John
Payne in Week Eud
in Havana"
Barbara Stanwyck
and Henry Fonda in
You Belong to Me-
Evening star., 1941-12-28
Among the Living"

Glamour Boy"
Robert Stack and Ann
Rutherford in Bad
lands of Dakota. "
Evening star., 1941-12-28

'"They Died With
Their Boots On"
Evening star., 1941-12-28

Barbara Stanwyck
and Henry Fonda in
"You Belong to Me. "
Evening star., 1941-12-28

Deanna Durbin and
Robt. Cummings. 1T
Started With Eve"
Evening star., 1941-12-28

Nine Lives Are MOI
Enough" and
Tanks a Million"
william Powell and
Myrna 10y, Shadow
of the Thin Man. y
Irene Dunno and Rob-
ert Montgomery, "Un-
finished Business
Deanna Durbin and
Robt. Cummings, 1T
Started With Eve"
Humphrey Bogart and
Mary Astor in The
Maltese Falcon"
Evening star., 1941-12-28

Robert Preston and
Nancy Kelly. Para
chute Battalion.
Evening star., 1941-12-28
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
SATURDAY

THE Getaway
and
Border Vigilantes."
Bette Davis and Ann
Sheridan. The Man
Who Came to Dinner"
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flilB fir ei1cn biftierten Srieoen IN
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gluerifaner beliebte sSar11ilien5eit.
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perlaiiige 8udbeiprednngen ,lno Hat.
lei. Gas ibonc, inbaltsreide Seft ent.
.balt Sc 8iloer.
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Evening star., 1941-11-05
Why Must They Die?
)ne OF Series of Analyses Of Tdfc Fatalities

The place: Pennsylvania and
North Carolina avenues Sc.
The accident: A 38-year-old man
was fatally injured in the southern
crossWalk of North Carolina avenue
Sc while walking from the east
curb to the west curb against the
red light. An automobile going south
on North Carolina avenue struck the
victim from the southwest curb, and
the body came to rest about 80 feet
away. The automobile stopped in
about 20 feet Driver of the car
stated lights on another vehicle
pulling away from the southeast
curb facing him blinded him. This
was borne out by a taxi driver going
east, who was waiting for the green
light on Pennsylvania avenue. He
said the lights of the car leaving
were very bright and could have
easily blinded the driver. The driver,
obviously very nervous, Immediately
got out of his car and offered to
assist the police, who were soon on
the scene, in any way possible. The
victime was taken to Casualty Hos
pital, where he died the following
day
The time: About 6:l5 pm, Octo-
Der 80 The testimony did not es-
tablish definitely whether street
lights we're on at the time.
The weather: Clear and dry
The street: Dry, straight. level.
The vehicle: 1886 Plymouth sedan,
moving slowly.
The driver: A 24-yearold white
man with six years driving expert
enCe.
CoroncrS verdict: Accidental
death.