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Evening star., 1941-08-24
To the Young They'nBe
New Faces on the Screen
But Picture Fans of Long Standing
Will Remember These FavOrites,
Many of Whom Now Reappear
By Harold Hefernan.

Going to seem rather strange especially
marques Gloria
flashing o the bright bulbs
back celuod eight
headed
toward fall winter Not background bit roles either
suddenly with picture
hasn't disclosed But that stiff requirements of
had something with it Exhibitors backed
by their paying customers putting on drive for new
not newbu at least they're change Any port in storm Holly
menow bit stouter but still with hold
imagination of the public former vor everywhere
today All told perhaps of them the
picures this number
enough featured billing
in
They bringing Neg
smboze
roles the has
to ofer-tha perturbation
Tolls certainty
gambling
Poa coming back literally after absence of decade he last
made
Polish actress long the
following the Gemanmade Passion truly
nope she CHICKS on t1e stern ey ko" at m name u
still much generation which
msde mGs has so slowed cow" 0u "n S"
R-K-o enhused about
d } & % @ o ] a s Swanson the chic yte 1ady
bathing
epitome swank will apparently be with in starring for
Exotic sad-eyed
important The Mortal Storm" and her in
would somebody's mother in
the horse laughand maybe mental
test.
Irene ordOni
She's Back
Irene Bordon Hollywood in n epic
Paris back the film capital doing louisiana Purchase
perturbation still
youthful lovely
Cummings directing her comeback picture
his Hollywood
in important parts for time to
still beautiful said Cummings land this color
things Bordon that's all"
Asher of leading
Carlo Orhids? also debut Un
with
will keep him busy he's working in Sweater
Girl"
1almadge who
farewell United Artists BarryWoman OF as-
both her that she be tested for OF
the roles For Whom the Bell Tolls Even she isn't
Tamadge definitely will attempt
back in other film
handsome leading who
little ladies Gable they gazed his
profile Clock" handsome
remembered And still act all around plenty OF
todays stars
The Keystone Hops
Turn Up Once Again
Lillian Gish who
getting who the old Key
practically Conkn Heinie
Mannv return the theatrical with their we'll
Hollywood night club preparation for
re-entry into films via Warner Bros
studio sirens of silent dayAleen Prngle and
trail in roles important enough
established dramatic
following injury hip suffered in fall from
during picture Both still attractive
Continued Page F-2. Column -
Evening star., 1941-08-24
Hollywood Merely Needs
Entertainment Defined
For Entertainment Is What You Are
To Get, Though There's Difference
Of Opinion as to What 1t Is
By Don Whitehead.
Associated Press StaI Writer.

film capital HOLLYWOOD
while entertainment will
engrossed the problems
defense.
general that the
Evening star., 1941-08-24

(See HAUGLAND, Page F-3D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29

thrown Into Jail In Shackles.
In ~ months we heard of one
another only once.
We both got sick on the rot
ten food" John said. They
figure that's good way to kill
of their prisoners. and no ques-
tons asked"
HELPED BY EMBASSY
When word of their plight
drifted TO Chungking, the Ameri-
can embassy took steps. The Rus
slams dumped them shackled over
the Singkiang border and the Chi
neSe government took thepa-% TO
Chungking, where the American
arranged their passage
home.
"NOw all we want Is jobs
in Detroit and the chance to pop
a few dumb COmmies, just for
luck" says John.
Communism works all right,
so long as it isn't put into prac-
tice." says Peter.
Collectively, the brothers are
about 80 pounds heavier than
when they got out of their latest
Jail eight months ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29

ings with China and Japan. La
mont declared the Sino-Japanest
war is at a stalemate.
"In her main purpose, namely,
the subjugation of the Chinese
country to her own will, Japan
has failed completely" he said.
For a year and a half Japan
has won no battles worthy Of
the name. She Is unable to make
further military gains. Her
acute problem now is not how
to finish the war with victory,
but how to make some sort Of
composition that will save her
face.
"As for living conditions in
Japan, they are not intolerable.
but they are as restricted and
unhappy as can be. The long
departed fathers and sons do not
return, the streets of Toxic and
Osaka are empty of business.
"All available liquid capital
has been poured down the bot
tomless pit in China, and new
funds pr the development Of
'Manchukuo' industry are sought
in vain. The stalemate Is we'll
nigh complete"
He suggested that America could
best combat Japan not by attack
ing her, but by further restricting
her trade so that her scrap iror
and oil supplies would be cut off
To send the American navy against
the Japanese wouid be to take il
from the Atlantic. which is what
Hitler wishes and why he per
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
General Electric
Gives Raise
International News Service Wire

NEW YORK, April 29.-The
General Electric Company agreed
today TO a 10 cents an hour wage
increase retroactive 10 April Z and
an additional ) DEE cent henuS
effective from today for second
shift workers.
The agreement, which concluded
between the company
and the United Electrical Radio
and Machine Workers of America
Union, also called for double pay,
instead of time and a half as pre-
for work on observed holt
days and Sunday, except where
manufacturing processes demand
operation.
The agreement affects between
$4,000 and $4,000 employees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
Lionel AtwiII Son
Killed in Raj Action

WOOD. April %
QNS)-NewS that his 21-year-old
son. John Anthony Atwill, has
been reported killed in action with
the Raj was received in Holly
wood today by fiji actor. Lionel
Atwill, in a cablegram from the
-tftderscCretaTy OF state for the
British air ministry. The youths
mother. divorced wife of the actor.
is living in England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
Lamont, Morgan
Aide, Sees War
Closing on US.

British propaganda, bankers or
munitionS.makers are not urging
the United States into war-the
war is closing in on the United
States, Thomas w. Lamont. chair
man of J. P. Morgan & Co.'S eX-
ecutive committee. today told the
Economic Club.
Speaking at a luncheon meeting
in Hotel Book-Cadillac, Lamont
declared that persons who contend
America is in no peril fail to real
ize that we Americans have inter
vened in this war with all our
material resources because we can
not permit the mastery of the At
lantic to fall into hostile hands
JAPAN FAILING
Referring to the Far Eastern
situation. on which he is aeknowl-
edged an expert because of much
travel in and many financial deal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
suaded Japan to enter the Axis, he
1Aol,I

suaded Japan to enter the Axis, he
declared.
He coupled his talk with a plea
for aid to the United China Relief
drive. shortly TO be inaugurated,
pointing out that aid to China was
one way of combating japan.
Lamont was guest of honor at
breakfast at the hotel this morn
attended by Chrysler Corpora
President X T. Keller. Presi-
mt Mcpherson Browning of the
Detroit Trust Company. William
G. Lerchen, president of Waiting,
Lerchen & Co., investment bank
ers; Charles B. Van Dusen, direc-
tor of S. S. Kresge Company,
patriotic societies and many other
prominent Detroiters.
He also toured defense plants
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
Roosevelt Told
To Take People
Into Confidence
BY GEO. RoTHWELL BROWN
special TO THE DETROIT inns

ROCKFORD. Iii. April %
Senator Burton X. Whee r
directly challenged Presto Q n t
Roosevelt here last night 10 take
the American people into his con-
fdence and disclose his whole pro-
gram for aiding Great Britain.
The Democratic leader of the
Neutrality-suspicious. groups IN Con-
creSs demanded that the President
give the peopie renewed -;7Sstfr--
ances that he would not lead them
INTO the war.
II was one Of thu strongest
speeches the Montana senator has
delivered on the speaking tour
against war during which he has
covered 10 western states from
the Ohio River 10 the Pacific
Northwest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
To Stage Mock BIit1krieg

CAMP FORREST. Tenn, April
.29.-QNS)-The American army's
new blitzkrieg divisions will hold
their largest mock battle in the
Camp Forrest area next Monday
and Tuesday, it was announced
today. Lieut.. Gen. Ben Lear,
commander of the Second. Army,
ordered half the second armored
division to report at Camp Forrest
for the maneuvers. Tanks. ar
mored cars and motorized artillery
will be used by the attacking
forces in the war games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
Attacks
Secretary
Perkins
International New. Service Wiz,

ihiffhsbohal News service Wire
WASHINGTON. April %.
Ralph lngersoll, Chicago indus
trlalist. today virtually called for
the resignation of Secretary of
Labor Perkins and revision of the
National Labor Relations Act in
an address before the American
division Of tn international
Chamber Of Commerce.
Ingersoll. who is president of the
Ingersoll Steel and Disc Division
of the Borg-Warner Corporation,
said:
We are wondering how long
II will be until public opinion
will demand the resignation of a
secretary of labor who condOnes
sit-down strikes, has prevented
the deportation OF alien Harry
Bridges, who through his activi-
ties has cost hundreds Of mil
lions of dollars TO our shipping
and West Coast business, and
who has refused to assign
tstrike) cases to the national
mediation board at a time when
such action might have saved
millions OF man-hOurs."
lngersoll drew applause when he
lauded the courage Of Senator
Harry +. Byrd ID Of Virginia
for advocating changes in the Ma.
tional Labor Relations Act. AND
declared changes recommend by
the special House investigating
committee, headed by Rep How
ard Smith Cd Of Virginia would
be a boon 10 employees and en-.
nlnNera alike
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29

here and said he was VERY much
impressed" by Detroit's defense
activity.
Detroit" he said. sis truly
the spsrkplug OF the nations
defense effort"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
Fisher Us Band Concert

The annual band concert of the
Fisher Y. M. c. A. will be given
on Friday night in the Mackenzie
High School auditorium under the
auspices of the Fisher Mothers
Club. Approximately 80 young
and dancers will take
mart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
ATTACK ON Indy

AFTER Colonel Lindbergh, a
great and courageous American.
told the people that England
could not win this war, you. MIR.
President. called him a gutter.
The American people have seen
England quit Greece.
"Mr. President, the American
people want to know II you
have quit your promises to them
not 10 lead this nation to war.
THE American people are
tired of wishful thinking, Of
name-calling and the attempts
of the war party to brighten tfils
nation into war.
The people OF the United
States are not pro-NaLl, - they
are not prO-Communist. they are
not prO-Fascist.
"They are, however, becom-
ing anti-New Deal because of
your attitude and because Of the
attitude of your cabinet on the
war or peace issue.
surely, Mr.. President, you
will not treat your campaign
pledges 20 the American people.
as Mr.. Willkie did his, a. mere
campaign oratory.'
DEMAND ASSURANCES
"The American people de-
mand renewed assurances from
you that you are not going to
use conveys and that you do
not propose TO lead us into a for
eign war.
THE American people do not
want you TO follow the money
changers and the economic roy
alists. They want you 10 follow
the wishes of IS TO IS per cent
Of this country, and maintain
our peace.
"Mr. President, II YOU want
unity YOU can have ". You can
have the support Of 80 per cent
Of the American people.
But. Mr.. President, from 50
20 95 per cent of the people Will
never follow you II you allow
yourself with the New York
banking fraternity 10 lead this
country Into war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
NEW ORDER OUT OF ORDER

NEW ORDER OUT OF ORDER
Everything In the Russian
new order Is out of order.
They think machinery is more
valuable than human lives but
they don't know how TO treat
machinery, so IL doesn't work
and neither do the Russians"
The brothers told how they
withdrew their bank savings and
made their way to Nome, Alaska
We made IL on our own 20
Cape Prince of Wales" they
said, "and then got an Eskimo
10 take us over TO Little Do
mede Island, and another to
paddle us TO Big DiOmede. We
stayed there a month until the
first Russian patrol came around
to see what was doing.
I'VE told him what Me wanted
and he said sure He was the
last friendly Russian official we
saw"
Their greeting on the Siberian
mainland was to be thrown i'm
mediately in Jail as possible spies.
After stiff sample OF Russian
penal life and much questioning,
they were allowed to go to work
in Aktubink, but with orders to
not leave town.
HAD ENOUGH
BY that time they had had
their fill Of Russia and left any,
way.
We made II to within 800
miles of the Chinese border
before we were arrested again."
they said. after a while we
were released and allowed to
work in kulga. Our next try
got us as far as Urumchee In
the Sing<iang province of Mon
golia, then under Russian con-
troll.
we were separated and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29

The brick and concrete streets
Of Detroit viii look like the rose
strewn paths of paradise 10 two
Detroit brothers who are on their
way back here today after a trip
TO Russia in which they took two
months TO go and five years 10 get
back.
They are the Stevens brothers.
Peter and John. former Detroit
arc welder and mechanic. respec-
lively. Both arrived in San Fran
cisco recently aboard the Japanese
ship Yawata Maru Between them
they had one suitcase and Is
cents.
I'VE made the mistake OF lis
tening TO some Communist spell
binders back in 1885," Peter
said land hit the trail for
Russia TO help build the work
ingman's promised land About
all we saw were the inside of
their jails. ---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
UP TO PRESIDENT

Senator Wheeler then put 2
iirect question squarely up to the
President Ii WAS this. this.
"Mr. President. II II is neces-
ssry 10 wage an undeclared war
to save Britain, would you do
so:
would you violate the Con-
stitution of the United States
and your oath of office:
"Will American blood drench
the soil of Asia and the sands
of Africa?
"Mr. President, what aid must
we give 10 Britain. What aid
can enable Britain to win this
war;
I'VE are, and we have been,
stripping our defense to furnish
England with material for the
conduct Of the war. Mr.. Presi-
dent, how much American war
supplies that we have either
sold or given to England have
fallen into the hands OF the
NaZis:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
DEFINE ALL-AID

He said.
II challenge you. Mr.. Presi-
dent. TO take the American peo-
pie into your confidence. l chal-
lenge you to define what you
mean by all-aid necessary to de-
feat the dictators and the ag-
gressors.
"What do you mean, Mr..
President, by a bridge of ships
across the Atlantic? What do
You mean, Mr.. President, by the
statement that American YES
sells would patrol the seven seas:
"Mr. President, do you intend
to Use conveys, knowing full
we'll that conveys mean shoot
ing. and shooting means war:
Recent newspaper dispatches
from Washington indicate, MIR.
President, that plan TO save
Britain Is floating around. What
II that plan. Mr.. President:
Does IL include patrols and con-
voys: Does IL include the dis
patch of American troops to
Africa and Asia? ."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29

R0SEWIIE-Uties at Cratic, avenue :
sTFNAs RANGERS RIDE AGAIN" Plus
"HTRE CONES THE NAVY" James
csgney, Pat oBrien. Swing with Bins.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
.NEW THREATS

Senator Wheeler today received
another threatening letter couChed
in even more menacing words
than those used in the letters
warning him not 10 appear in
Rockford.
The interesting thing about the
letter was that The writer. after
applying a vile epIthet 10 the sen
ator. called him a "coppcrhead "
Senator Wheelers only comment
was.
President Roosevelt seems 10
be setting the style for Islander
OF those opposed TO war"
Speaking before a large and en-
thusiastc audience in Shrine
Temple. in the Illinois city from
which he was warned to keep
away. under threats of bodily in
Jury Senator Wheeler demanded
that the President repudiate the
war mongers and put America,
and not England. first in his heart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
miscellaneous for Sale
Uphoistering

IS RoLL-ANAY bsds 81 gA. gsss secs.
&c H. Dawson Unclaimed Frcifnl stores.
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IN the hig SUNDAY Times Ner. a.
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

AAA SPECIAI.--Poster beds all cotton
mattresses. con springs 81 30. WARD $
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Household Appliances

Al BARGAINS; 10 10 25cs discount. $3.50
Piquette.
"A RUMMAGE SALE OF So Norge washers
and gas ranges taken from our layaNaY
warehouse: unCalled for and crate dam
aged merchandise viii sell IN jon lots
or single units. Dealers 1894 Harper
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-09
We Don't Believe 1t

So many people WeHe surprised
and -caag..ucd by the German 1i
tack against Russia that al the a-'-e.
there Was a considerable amount ..
uncertainty as To- no" 10 aP2a1.=e the
Nazl move. In some quarter tae.t
was the St-p.ctoH tlai if WIS tyaI
and that Hitler and Stain bad All ..-
derstaudng IN what thty We're 7u.
ing, BIT the F3c.o9sne-z at au,a ;Ne
attack and the defense have ruled
out such Ii hypothesis.
Now, however, a somewhat Glitter
ent bat net wholly disconnected
theory is beng put .Ot"-r thai Ht-
ler's scheme in driving eastward is %
create the impression III tae tinted
States, posS bly, ever IN England also,
that the Nall effort Is logging dow.
that the Russians are proving a tam
match for the Germans and that a,
long las, They have encountered g2n-
ulne opposition, Carried further.
this strategy would be to permit IN
apparent s,olemate to develop, and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-09
NOTICE.

l'"dcr and by virtue of authority
contained in that certain decd o.
trust executed by Sarah Robinson.
Gated the 18Th of February, 1926.
OF record Book 1870 at Page 55l
Vance Registry, default having been
made IN the payment of the dcpt
thereby secured. and upon request
of the holder thereof, the under
signed will offer for sale for cash to
highest bidder AT the court house
Goor IN Vance County at midday on
Friday the LIST, day OF August 1871.
the following described real pro-
pcrtv, VIZ:
Lying and being in Townsvillc
township, adjoining the lands of G..
A. Bullock. J. j. White. ct ais: Begin
At a PIN, White corner. and run
thence S IS "a degrees + 876 links
to a pin, Sam Bullock corner: thence
N IL ID degrees f 90 links to IA pin.
Sarah Robinson's corner: thence n
- "a degrees w 876 links to a pin
in ditch, Sarah Robinson cornex:
thence S IA IA degrees W 80 links tn
the point of the beginning.
This the lSt. day of July, 194l.
JOEL r. CHEATHAM,
Trustee.
o.Q-1R-2a L.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-09
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-09

The present European war appears
to be based on a round-robln plan
vo.. know, a set-up where sooner. ar.
later everybody clashes with every
body else.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-09
TYPEWRITER AND ADD

BARBECUE AND BRUNSWICK
stew fresh every day. Meet your
friends here, and ENJOY these old
southern dishes. It's food at its
best. Rcd TayIor's III Top. Phone
550-W. 26tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-09

We HAVE CLEANED ALMOST A
thousand rug IN Henderson since
lat April. We guarantee satislac-
ton. ASK one Of ON customers.
huffman Cleaners, Homer st,
Phone 81. (4)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-09
WANT ADS
Get Results

HAIL NEED NOT DESTROY YOUR
years ldbuIs without Cumpenss-
ton. Let Us place insurance on
your tobacco crop today Insurance
Dcpdrtm AT. Citizens Bank " Trust
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Specialized training Is the key
winch uuiock- doors To employ
mCnt. (5l
BATTERIES. TlBES CASH OK
credit. We are NOW selling Good
year tires. ENidc batteries. Small
down payment Your week.,
terms. Carolina TIRE Store. Phone
lU2i-J. 25-tf
SUMMER SHOE CLEAR
ancc Sale at Wcbb'S IIcndcr-
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shoes reduced for immediate
clearance. Shop early. 9-iti.
LAST CHANCE To GET WOODEN
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-09

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re
pair work. Motor Sales Co
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-09

HIS - IN EXCELLENT SEASON
10 transplant sHap4rdEons, calen-
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ding plants. Spcclul prices when
YOU come Ia srccuhou.t BudEers
the %tloris.. gil
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-09

OWNERS OF GOOD PROPERTIES
are mutual insurance buyers. They
benefit by sound insurance, ef-
ficient service and substantial di-
vidends year after year by insur-
ing With Gates INSURANCE, Agency.
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