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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-25

even says how sorry he is, and when
he finally mentions the summons it is
with an excuse for bringing it up at
time like this.
Summons? What about it?''
as it right" says Ensign Caldwell
politely. 1--WE understand the coat
was returned for credit"
Returned" Heartbroken Jumps
to his feet. who returned it," When
he hears the story, he denies every
thing and says the last time he saw
the coat was when Maisie walked out
with it on her back the day it was
bought.
The girls lying" he snaps out
you can't trust these women, not
in a Navy town. didn't like that
ones looks, anyway"
He dabs at his eyes with the black
bordered handkerchief, feeling sorry
for himself because while he's so
upset over poor Emma everybody
seems to be taking advantage of him.
"Why didn't Willis pay up when he
said he would? Why didn't he answer
my letters?" he says. as this what
happens when | trust a man in uni
form?"
LOOK here. you," | put in. NO
body ever lost nothin' by trustin' a
man in uniform"
Quiet" says Ensign Caldwell
"Of course, Mr.. Broadbent, if you say
the coat was never returned, we can't
ask you to withdraw the summons on
that account - but would you be
willing to move the date ahead until
the ship returns from gunnery prac-
tice? We'd have time then to make a
search for the coat, and -"
Il want my money" says Heart
broken. you say the ships only
going out for practice. but while
she's at sea she might get orders for
Honolulu and never come back The
laws on my side At this point
want to grab him by the coat, pull
him close, and talk tough right down
his throat. But I'm in the brig for
the rest of my life if Ensign Caldwell
doesn't apologize for having been so
much trouble and back out of the
house!
Lets see." he says, rubbing his
chin as we walk away. MAYBE Mai
sizes lying, as he said. Or maybe he is.
Or they could both be lying and in on
this together! On the other hand, they
might both be telling the truth and
the coat might have been stolen from
the pOrch"'
I lou got it all figured out" say.
you're genius. Now WHAT"
IL don't know" He stands with
one foot on the running board of the
cab with baffled look on his face.
So we're licked I'd hate to be in his
shoes when we get back to the Glen
dale and he tries to tell the Admiral
he couldn't fix the summons. Already
it's twelve-twenty - only forty min
utes left. So go in the drugstore and
put through a hurry call to the ship.
just to tell Stats to pack his bag and
be ready to hit the dock. When come
out again. Ensign Caldwell and Maisie
are gone; the taxi driver is scratching
his head
IL dunno" he says "Mavbc I'm
nuts or maybe it's him. He looks in
that little book, says something to
the girl. and now they're gonna set
the guys house on fire. | Dunno he
says again MAYBE it's me"
Holy Joe! | run to where can see
between the houses and there they are,
Evening star., 1941-09-17
Alexis to Be a Star

The debut of Alexis Smith as q
featured actress opposite Enrol
Flynn and Fred MacMurray in
Dive Bomber" has been so i'm
pressive that Warner Bros. have
assigned Richard Macaulay to write
a screen play in which she will be
starred. 1t will be titled Blond
Bomber"
The projected starring vehicle for
Miss Smith will be q romantic
comedy with an Army aviation
background. The plot as at present
developed gives her four leading
men. Currently she is playing the
feminine lead opposite Lloyd Nolan
and Craig Stevens in Bridges Built
at Night"
Evening star., 1941-09-17
Robert Is BUSY

Robert Cummings has become 30
much in demand that he is cur
rently bicycling" between Uni
versal's 1T Started With Adam"
and Warmers Kings Row"
Those movies are the actors 44th
and 45th, respectively, in the six
years since he made his debut In
so Red the Rose"
Appearing in the two films simul-
taneously is by all odds the most
difdcult assignment Cummings has
undertaken during his 45-film career.
The different character of the
two pictures imposes numerous prob
lens on the leading man, who must
almost literally double his effort to
sustain even performances in each
film.
1T Started With Adam" which
co-stars Deanna Durbin and
Charles Laughton. is a modern, gay
and romantic story with accent on
comedy. Kings Row" is a highly
emotional story of the 1890 period.
Both pictures are being filmed on
approximately three months sched-
ules.
Evening star., 1941-09-17

their features are classically formed,
but because their faces register
character, intelligence and physical
magnetism.
For The Little Foxes" which is
now having its world premiere at
New York Radio City Music
Hall, he photographed Bette Davis
for the first time in his Hollywood
career. which goes back II years.
He regards her as the most interest
ing of the women in his 10, and
Gary Cooper of the men.
"Photographing a great actress
he says, lis always a great challenges
to a cameraman who, by capturing
the shadings of expression. gesture
and mood participates in her per-
formance.'
Evening star., 1941-09-17

Meanwhile, our hero is shown re-
senting all the fuss and idolatry A
lonely fellow entirely out of his ele-
ment, he yearns for the sea. his old
boat and old clothes. Rumblings of
hero's discomfort reach studio exec
utives. They become alarmed Board
meeting called. They vote him bo-
nus of $4,000 Arrange to provide
him with yacht.
Plot takes lighter turn now as
hero sets pot O gold at feet Of
mother and hastens down to Pacific
for look at boat. Days pass and
gradually old restlessness returns
Hero soon finds combined life of
sailor and movie hero compatible as
Jekyll and HYDE. In big. solitary
scene, he stands on high cliff gazing
thoughtfully over Hollywood's twin
Evening star., 1941-09-17

king lights and there resolves to
put gilded glory behind. Next morn
ing bids hurried good-by to studio
associates. Fadeout on tall, tanned.
tattered Hdonis standing at mast of
pet yawl sailing into sunset-there
could be a bland movie actress
standing at his side. but love in
terest has been purposely omitted
for lack of detail HOLLYWOOD has
paid 100000 and more for simmer
story plots than this.
Give Humphrey Bogart good
listener and he's happy. Just see
what he's got to say now
Women should be hit regularly
like gong. I don't know who said
that. but the guy had something"
Bogart was referring to the cur
rent trend which has movie heroes
manhandling their leading ladies.
Jimmy Cagnev started the whole
thing by showing Mae Clark in the
face with a grapefruit" the actor
continued. George Raft got him.
self big hand for socking Marlene
Dietrich in 'Manpower' And you'll
see Jeffrey Lynn. tried and true
hero type If there ever was one.
hauling off with a sling shot at
Constance Bennett in Law of the
Tropics
And now. believe it or not, I've
finally crashed the hero class my
self. I'm going to knock out my
leading lady, Kaaren Verne, in All
Through the Night.
Who says that doesn't put me
in the hero class? What's more. i
get the gal in the final scene. That
clincheS it."
Equally happy and loouacious
about a movie role is John Garfield,
problem boy of the Warner lot.
Like Bogart, Garfields talents have
been trained on villainy, but unlike
Bogart, he's registering current hap.
piness because for the once at least
he's getting away from that side of
the acting fence
In Remember Tomorrow" Gar
field is to play young doctor who
gets involved with. and breaks up, a
Nazi spy ring. And not once does
the script require him to talk out
OF the corner of his mouth or snarl
at helpless females.
It's wonderful, I tell you," Gar
field was saying his first day back.
This is the first time in ages I
haven't played some one who is
underprivileged or menace to
society. Why. I even 60 around
being polite! When I bump into
some one I say, I beg your pardon
Instead of sneering at people, I now
say, Excuse me- and Thank you
very much It's wonderful"
Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. mel
Evening star., 1941-09-17

based on his discovery, develop
ment-and desertion.
The Strange Case Of Stirling
HAYDEN" would open I'D with a
famous director, Edward H. Grif-
fifth. hurrving East to follow up q
SNAPSHOT tip that handsome six
foot-four sailor might be lured away
from the sea.
Then, in rapid-f1re order, these
events: The contract signing, his
arrival in Hollywood, accompanied
by devoted mother; his screen test.
has casting opposite glamorous
Madeleine Carroll in Virginia"
Overnight, he becomes hit. Fan
rnaikpours IN. Publicity department
unloosens torrent of ballyhoo. Stu
diosraises salary. Casts him opposite
Miss Carroll again in Bahama
Passage"
Evening star., 1941-09-17
Most Interesting

Hollywood's 10 most interesting
faces, in the opinion of Gregg
Toland, who did the camera work
on Samuel Goldwyn's production
"The Little Foxes" have as a COM
mon denominaor a something that
time cannot dim nor custom stale" 4"
The 10 are, without any signifl-
canoe In the order of position, Gary
Cooper, Gloria Swanson, Orson
Welles, Ingrid Bergman, Frederic
March, Marlene Dietrich, Frank
Morgan, John Qualen, Bette Davis
and Ronald Colman.
They are his favorites not because
Evening star., 1941-09-17

actor playing a maharajah. The
effort was clumsy, so Eddie volun-
teered.
Eddie is a native of India and he
came here to be an actor. He winds
a lot of turbans and when there
are none to be wound he goes back
to acting.
Evening star., 1941-09-17
No Tramp, He
HOLLYWOOD.

Visitors on the set of Columbia's s
Bedtime Story" were amazed when
the guide pointed out the director,
clad in tattered jacket, faded with
age and weak at the seams.
II thought directors were well
paid" one of them marveled.
They are. But the director was
Al Hall and the jacket was the one
he wore while directing Little Miss
Marker" which made him famous
and Shirley Temple even more so.
On every picture since, hes worn it
during at least one day of shooting.
Evening star., 1941-09-17
Turban Job
Never Was
Eddie's Idea
But Indian Got
That Role When
Not Acting
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Eddie Das earns his bread and
board winding turbans.
He's been doing 1t for u years
for the movies. Like so many other
successful Hollywoodites. Eddie got
into the turban- winding trade en-
tirely by accident. One day he
saw a wardrobe man trying to wind
turban around the head of white
Evening star., 1941-09-17
Bur Group to Heor Pickett

The Federal Bar Association will
hold its regular weekly luncheon at
1890 o'clock tomorrow at the Har-
rington Hotel, with Wilbur Pickett,
special assistant to the Attorney
General, as guest speaker. He will
discuss Recent Developments N
Civil Service Laws"
Evening star., 1941-09-17
Films Must Beur Stomps

State and municipal authorities
in Mexico will not permit the show
ing of a motion picture unless ii
bears the official approval of the
government.
Evening star., 1941-09-17
They Could Use His Story
Even if He Can't Use Them
Film Makers Might Do Picture on
The Life of Stirling Hayden,
Who Hates Hollywood
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.

JJIJITV
Hollywood-ennu recorded past
Stirling
unprecedented
wood could something getting movie
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Scouts Will Aid
In Clothes Drive

Tacoma Boy Scouts win help
next week IN the collection of
clothing for the refugees of shsng-
hal. c. N. Curtis, Scout commits
sioner. announced Wednesday.
The committee has asked that
people take the bundles of CLOTH
ing to fire stations or to Profess
tant churches. during the coming
week. June 2 to June 0. st. Vim
cent DePaul, the Y.w.c.A. and the
synagogues also are collection
centers.
However. anyone who has no
way Of getting the bundles TO q
collection center need only call
Boy Scout IN the neighborhood: or
a call to the Boy Scout headquar-
ters. Main $685.. will bring q
Scout. who win be glad TO take
charge Of the bundles.
The Scouts also viii help the
workers who win sort all the
clothing. Curtis stated, following
the close Of school.
The committee reminds people
that all kinds Of clothing are
nodded, and requests that articles
be as clean as possible.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Truck Operator
Common Carrier

When the state department of
public service certifies = truck
operator as a common carrier, he
Il one in the eyes Of the courts.
according TO q ruling by Judge
e. d. Hodge Tuesday afternoon
which viii cost the Enumclaw Co
operative Creamery At least $1,000
IN back payments.
The court ruled IN favor OF c. II.
Niles. formerly Of Roy and now
Of spsnawsy. who hauled milk and
cream for the cooperative approx
mately 10 years. Showing he had
been paid a rate under that estab-
1ished by the state. Miles sued to
recover for the last two years Of
his work.
The cresmery's battery Of attor-
neys, which included Don G. Abel.
recently resigned from the state
department Of public service.
claimed Miles was q contract car
ricr in spite Of his stzte certificate.
Attorneys Abel from Chehalis.
John 7. Mccutcheon from Tacoma
and Montgomery and Montgomery
from Seattle were discussing pos
sible appeal Of the case Wednesday
after Miles. and his attorneys.
Samuel I. crippen and William N.
Goodwin. declined = compromise
settlement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
I'D. to Invoke New Powers

CONTINUED From Page Onel
ency- proclamation was meaning
less. without legal effect and gave
Mr.. Roosevelt no powers he did
not already possess. 4 cracking
dispute developed on that phase Of
the suddenly invigorateo aid-for-
Britain policy. Isolationists Ia
beied the proclamation a sop to
the interventionists.s
But stern and unsmIling.
Mr.. Roosevelt defied Adolf
Hitler by name Tuesday night
and summoned the cifizenry 10
give united and loyal support
for our common defense"
And the sun rose Wednesday on
a steadily expanding Atlantic pa
troll. a steadily reinforced Atlantic
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Col Virginia
In San Antonio

Colonel" Harriet Virginia Full
ton and her husband, James Full
ton. whose organization of a wo-
mems emergency motor corps here
was exposed as racket to sell
uniforms. have been found In San
Antonio. Tex. Walter West, Bet
ter Business bureau manager. said
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton are both
charged In Pierce county superior
court with obtaining money under
false pretenses. No effort TO re-
turn the pair 10 Tacoma for ar
raignment viii be made. however.
according to West, following a con-
ference with Prosecutor Thor Z.
Tolefson.
Inquiry from the Better Business
bureau In San Antonio regarding
the couple was received in a let
ter to West. Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton.
according to the letter are organ
izing In San Antonio exactly the
same sort Of motor corps a. they
attempted in Tacoma.
Only cost TO women joining
Sol" virginia's corps is $40 for
uniforms uniforms that are sold
by Fulton and are worth consid-
erably less than $40.
Investigation here by West led
TO exposure Of the couples elab-
crate hoax 10 sell uniforms. but
members Of the corps here reor-
ganized and today have an active.
well-knit organization = and non
Fulton uniforms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
- 10 Graduate
Thursday Night
Complete Bible
Study oi Church

kpprnprisf< EXERCISES VII mark
graduation Il Is students from
npecial Bible study courses IT
Westminster Bible church. co 50.
G - Thursday It 6 p. m
O. TIE - students. Sn have sue
eeesfnlly completed the Scripture
truth course ~ taught By teach
err m NezKhborhcod Bible classes.
ne remainder have written the 81
examinations In the scofield Bible
course. An VII receive diplomas
from Franklin T. Hickcox. father
Il the scofield course IN Tacoma.
Presiding the exercises. . fell
1pwzhip dinner viii Be served ut
3 O'Clock.
n program win include a com
mcncemcnt address by the Rev.
Adam B. Hunter. pastor. . brief
tn1k sfressing the need Of Bible
study delivered by william J. Love,
end address BY the Rev. Ben
Hutchinson. pastor Of Independent
Bible church Of Port Angeles. who
Win tel q his work On the PEN
insula. Several graduates Of the
ncofIeld course win accompany him
% Tacoma.
: Music win Be supplied by the
Westminster Bible trio. comprising
Hiss Marjorie DeHan. Miss Betty
Eernisne and Mia Margaret
u<rnisse. accompanied by Walter
Hopkins: an instrumental solo by
Hiss zerilda Menser. and choruses.
under direction Of Thomas Graham.
The latter feature viii be heard
during the Fellowship dinner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Make Assignments
AZ Bellarmine High

The following assignments in the
r o. r. c. at Bellarmine high
school became effective wednes-
Day. May IS:
To be espfain-willism J. Herm-
scn. Robert X. Mcdonald. william
7. Perkins. James w. Roth. Angus
A. McDongail.
To be End lieutenant-rheodore
y. Boskovich. George J. Oswald.
William J. Renner. William ].
Pitzl. James w. Bichsel. Warren
G. Gi1mer.
10 be 1st zerkeznt--Anthony
~ Goblet. William z. McDevitt,
Donald Z. McCuirk.
TO be cadet staff sergeant
Primo A Rosellini. Charles ].
Batxlaff.
To Be stair sergesnt-John n.
cloor. James W. Moriarty. Joseph
n Trutmsnn. Charles J. Mcqueen.
Alfred c. Noll Theodore s. Stem
ION. Eugene J. Dugsw. Fred Z. Hill.
Douglas J. Mclean. Jack c. Mar
in. William S. Kennedy, Milton
3. Richter.
To be eorporsl-John Z. Nc
Quad<. Amedee L. Besudoin. Philip
q Brown. Joe 7. MITCH. Joe r.
koler, Paul J. squier. Charles ].
- -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29

Veterans association Of the
Great Northern railway VIII hold
It's annual convention in the Ma
sonic temple. Harvard ave. and
Pine st. Seattle. Saturday.
Opening with a business session
at 1880 a. m. the convention viii
be climaxed with a banquet at $50
p. m. followed BY dance.
Approximately 1000 persons.
made up Of members and their
wives. are expected to participate.
The association comprises retired
employees with Is or more years Of
continuous service between st.
Paul. MINI, and the Pacific coast.
Two special trains have been
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Army Not
To Use Canal

HONOLULU. 7. H--The army
Wednesday announced It Was dis
continuing its troop transport
routes through the Panama canal
to cope with shipping problems.
In the past troops enlisted for
service in Hawaii and the Philip
pines have been assembled in Fort
Slocum, New York. and sent by
transport through the canal
Under the new method, the men
viii travel across the United
States by train to Fort Mcdowell.
San Francisco. and the inter-
ocean run Of army transports viii
be discontinued.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29

PoRTL.AND-van Allen zook.
81. ex-convict. died here Tuesday
from bullet wounds suffered on
April Q when he attempted TO
evade police.
zook. whose home IL At Che
halls. Wash. was shot after he
refused to heed commands Of two
patrolmen who were investigating
the prowling Of . residence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29


A free lecture on what Il Co
ing On In the world-How 10 IN
derstand the international Mix-up
IN Europe" viii be delivered ut
Q p. m. Thursday. May 30. by Prof
J. W. Parker. president Of the
British Israel Association OF
Greater Vancouver, :. Legion hall.
e0eh Commerce IT.
The lecture win be given under
the auspices Of the Anglo-Saxon
Christian Association OF Washing
ton. affiliated with the Anglo
Saxon World Movement.
Questions may be sent to George
l. Forsyth, <s2e So. c st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Police Hold Women
Following Accident

A woman motorist, Mrs Elsie
Helmer. faced q drunken driving
charge Wednesday after her auto
mobile repeatedly struck q parked
Car Tuesday night
Strangely, the car was parked
on the wrong side Of the street
snd the owner. Harry b. Whitley
Of ASA So. Alder St. was booked
for . minor traffic violation.
The accident occurred about
$40 p m on Division ave. between
Tacoma ave. and G u.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
To Address
Lions Club

Haven MacQuerrie. who handled
IN Marriage club broadcasts from
Tacoma last Saturday and win do
fhe same next Saturday. win speak
Thursday noon at the meeting Of
the Tacoma Lions club at Hotel
Winthrop. The public II invited to
hear him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29

SEATTLE - The Barbershop
Owners association announced
Tuesday that haircuts and slaves
viii be IS cents and IS cents in
Seattle after june :. instead Of 50
and Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Larger Ferry
Goinq on Run

The Puget Sound Navigation
Co. filed q schedule with the state
public service department Tuesday
Increasing the round trips on the
Point Defiance-Tailequzh ferry run
from seven TO is after June /.
The company recently took over
the certificate on that route from
the skansie interests. II uill re-
place the present ferry. Fox Is
land. with the crosline. which has
a oscar capacity and In consider
ably newer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29

fleet and = tremendously extended
western hemisphere.
Mr.. Rooseyelf's address
pushed heTnispherical outposts
Loco miles OF 20 70 the Portu-
gue>e Cape Verde islands off
the coast Of Africa and threat
ened 10 repel Nazi encroach-
useuss there or on the Azores.
Greenland, Iceland or any
islands Of the Atlantic.
He virtually forbade further
stoppages Of national defense pro-
duction and said capital and labor
must adjust their disputes without
lockouts or strikes on the basis Of
federal Cancellation OF mediation.
He pledged the government 10 use
all Of its power" to prevent in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Portlond's Only
Plane Plant Is
Hit by Strike

PORTLAND = A strike Was
called at Portlsnd's only air
plane plant. but II didn't affect
the national defense.
The company makes only toy
airplanes.
Officials said work was con-
tinuing. while Go officials Of
the United Paper and Novelty
Toy Workers said a majority
Of the so employ Of the
American Junior Aircraft COM
pany mad gone on strike.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29

scheduled to pick up members from
st. Paul and points west. and bring
them into the convention city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29

reference with production for ma.
tional defense.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
IS Monthly

Enjoy cooking deluxe OF O low
price! With big, eutomotie oven
and timer clock tibet turns the oven
on and off at the time set &. big
6-quert Thermixer deep-~elI cooker
=. 5 seporote cooking speeds on
top burners. Sparkling white poree-
loia With utensiI brewers.
-Rbooea, Stoves, Fourth Floor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-27
VIEW. Auxiliary
Will Raise Money
For New Building

Auxiliary. Veterans OF Foreign
Wars. meeting Tuesday evening in
their new quarters. GAR. Hall,
made plans for raising money for
new building to be erected on the
two lots the Post has bought on
Washtensw Ave. Mrs. John Granger
was appointed chairman OF the COM
mittee TO have charge Of this work
and a special meeting at her home.
1885 y. Huron St. Sept. 3, to discuss
ways and means was announced
IL was reported that Mrs. Emma
Wolf Is still very Ill in ST. Joseph's
Hospital, Ann Arbor, and that Mrs.
Guy Okey was unable to attend this
meeting because OF injuries received
in a fall.
The members were pleasantly
surprised TO find that q fine new
holder had been placed around
their flag and learned that Mrs. J.
D. Rust. an honorary member, had
made and placed It.
The next regular meeting will be
on Sept. 30. the date being changed
from the third TO the last Tuesday
in the month.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-27
Calendar of Social Events

TODAY
American installation OF officers Home,
Detroit Voiure 1902 Of the 40 and will in
stall the officers
THURSDAY
Riverside Study Club 2So at home Of Mrs H. e solE
Ypslan Underwear Co. picnic in Prospect
Park pavilion. Dinner l.
American Legion Auxiliary o'clock Legion Home
B.. Club s o'clock with Mrs William Fleming.
Golfers golf luncheon and bridge, Guest Day
Washtenaw Country Club.
Society Meth
Church. o'clock home OF Mrs j. Lynn Houck Board
all officers departmental secretaries chamen OF all
committees and circle leaders