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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
BY JACK GUENrHER

NEW YORk-Larry MoPhsil
Ia q big guy with q big mouth.
He has red hair. a truculent
disposition and q dubious talent
for speaking his mind on any
subject at any time. Many
people who know him don't like
him. They say he " a dema-
gogue who has been smart
enough TO make the most OF .
good thing-the BROOK lyn
Dodger baseball club.
He has been the target Of
many q wag, the object OF many
a gibe and the subject Of much
argument. I haven't been kind
to him myself, But last night |.
for one, revised my opinion Of
him as q man. For last night
Larry MaePhsil made. quite a
speech.
To the amazement of many.
he took his text from the
Bible
He who has no sword. let
him sell his cloak and buy one
That sentence h fairly simple
and II isn't original. But u
WAS the sentence which may
he selected ~ that which hit
they keynote Of the annual
banquet Of the New York chap
ter Of the Baseball Writers Of
America
The banquet opened three
days Of elaboration on part OF
major league msgnstes a. 10
how the national pastime shall
be adjusted to the war. II was
q long affair. Billy Phelps of
Yale talked and 20 did Jim
Farley and Jimmy Walker.
Fiorella LaGuardia spoke and
Oscar Levant and John B. Kelly.
BY the time MacPhail stood up
II was 4. m.
The crowd was getting rest
less. but In just a phrase or two
the ballroom was husbed. For
the big red-hesd stuck out his
chin and pitched. In no un-
measure he told ths
owners. the players, the writers
just what they might ss well
prepare for during the periIous
years ahead.
ut has bern aid" he began.
shat baseball failed N do its
part Ia 1917. ! have compiled
data which proves that 81 per
cent Of the National league
players were In action and that
50 per cent u them soissn-
teered. There are similar records
available In the American league.
1T has been said baseball IL
failing to do its part this year.
That isn't true. We've begun
donating sports equipment and
tomorrow we will consider hold
ing two all-stsr games this
year instead Of one with the
profits Of both 10 60 TO one Of
the charities.
Additionally. I'm suggesting
here and now thai baseball
raise funds To buy the biggest
bomber we can find. 10 name II
Keneaw Mountain lands and
TO staff it-st least partly
with baseball men. Then We
will turn IL loose
haePhail went on from there
and some Of the things he said
/ can't pass along because they
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

In record uEns ~ ala.
his tame uss . nsssfs hrt-
tsr shsa that scored ysa. ~.
he s..as . strsng BID fsr ese
81 fhs gold. silver o. broaxs
medals effeFea /. the s-a~on-
LsaE Mifsaakss ke~1 sp~a
s.sAom sssst
second place vent 70 Frank
Evans In z:so. shais third place
vas won BY tial zsmp. ssss
rive inches q new snow made
the course almost ideal
Final time standards on ina
course will not b established until
tbs routs mas k,ssn nun q asmh<r
q tines under vex.os.s sun.dss>eas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

Three mere persoas charged
with violation of the steele act
we're At liberty On ball Monday
following arrest by state liquor
control board officers
Booked ct the county jail over
the weekend we're william Nor.
land cf $780, Broadway: pobbss
Griffin. at is77s Broadway. and
Guido Lens. ia7i commsres ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
SOUTHWEST MEET

sharing interest with the r. N.
=. A. junior meet at Paradise
this past weekend was the pre-
urinary Southwest Washington
Ski association composition on
Sunday.
From virtually . handful q
skiers several seasons ago. this
ambitious young group from sin
smaller cities Of this part of the
state has grown amazingly and
with good fortune should soon put
their races on the calendar Of
major events Of the season.
Individual hssers went 10
Dick Powell Of sheites is ne
mca's slsiem and 10 Virgil
Paul Of IoBGsiew In dswnbiIi
with Virginia BowIby Of Grsys
Hsrbor taking both womss's
races and Eiwia Eierdinx both
junior races.
Team standings for the three
classes are IS follows
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Badminion

Tacoma bsdminton players cap.
tIrsd four ~ ths fiys cups N ths
Puget Sound YhcA tournament
at M ssstti. Y Saturday. Dor
othy hogton and rr1nelx Chap
man won ths mixed doubles Title
from snotbsf Taooms team 81
Eihs Murray and Dsek Meyer. Is
7. 7-Is. itiz. Diek Meyer and
FrsBcis Chapman snpsxsd the
meas doabass ehsnpaonshlp. Is
10, ISL
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GOLF

Fircrest - Medal play. Sunday:
B. v. schwslen. s3-13-70: Bill
Jspson. ss-17-71. Saturday.
match play against par: n. c.
Hanson, . up: Homer Rothermel.
l down; George Fisher, / down.
and John Gilchrist. / down. Sec
ond division: L. Bonneville and
Horace Geer. 2 down.
BrookdaIe-Sunday. medal play.
fun handicap: Captain Payne. IS
ll-67; Chef Corey. s1-14-e7.
Second division: Heinie Hademan.
s2-1s-64; Jim Engle. 1920;
Jack Hawkins. s7-1s-es: Pete
Friesen. s7-1s-6s; Bud Abraham,
se-l7-6s. Third division: Clyde
Black. s7-24-63: Howard Lind
holm. s2-24-6s: y. L. Christine
81 20 IS. Teamsters. points
tourney: Ted Black, ~: Heinie
Hademan, 45: Jim Mondau. 81.
Meadow Park-S Sunday. points.
George Eekmsn, 40; Bruc. T,1l.r.
IS. B division. W II. Tyler. IS.
DR.. c. T. Hicks. 40: Fred Smith
80. and y. L. Gordon. 80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
TIMELY ADVENTURE

The psriious adventures Of five
Raj fiers forced down in Maxi
occupied France are said to provide
tense drama. excitement and 70
nance in Joan Of Paris. gripping
RKO Rsdio film co-stsrring Michele
Morgan and Paul Henreid. Robert
Stevenson directed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
PACIFIC LUTHERAN (a1)

Halftime score: Puget Sound IT.
Pacific Lutheran 10.
Free throws attempted: Puget
Sound - Loftness az. Brown 90.
Blanchard az, Hersey. Winslow
(6): Pacific Lutheran-Polillo 90,
kyllo "a, Bratlie 90, Hoskins
(3). Elefson.
Officials: Roy Croxall; Bert
Kepka.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

City League basketball play
moves towards its finish with only
Monday and Thursdays games
left in the schedule.
Mondays games viii be: Ship
yards va. the Gasmen at p. m.
Yeln va. the chairmen at 8 .. m.
and Lakewood vs.. the Autos at
. =. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Cougar Hoop
Stars Lead

Mary oiibsrg and Gall Bsshop.
Washington state stars. are vir-
tuaily tied for the Lad IN the
Northern division Of the Coast
basketball conferences
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Tacoma Sports
Club TO Meet

The Tacoma Sportsmen's as
ISOLATION will hold an important
meeting in the elubrooms wednes-
day night at 6 O'Clock. Officials
urge members to attend this par
ticular session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

Information GA pfs<xitiss WI b
furnished Tacosaans Tuesday ~
oPh and FffA officials 81 The
weekly nsstlng II ths cnsmb<r
u comnsres. TIE oPM man viil
come 70 Tacoma st 10 20 q M.
an hour and q hsif earlier than
previously. he Will stay until
8 y. m Apprenticeship nss< -
rssas lisroAgh fbs chssnb<r Il
commsres office.
Ths FHA man viii ~ N Tacoma
from q. m. 10 noen. No appoint
meat = sseessary.
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ENTRIES rIIE

ENTRIES rII.E
PORTLAND, Ore hsmbsrs a
tbs Pacific Northwest BAL ssso-
eistion began 10 file their sntr1ss
today for the sssoclstian's zons ,
dOynhiil and slalorn championship
February . In Hoodoo bowl Of the
s4ntiAm pas winter sports area.
Northwestern Oregon. from
Eugene 70 Ths DAlls< ana .
small portion 81 Southwest
ern wsshingten, make. up
xoae Z.
Records IN TIA event wfn be
Used TO classify sklsrs IN tn ALL
association ehampiob shsps At
Mount spokane and thu sIl-orsfou
class . and c championship at
Toligats. Ore.
BEhGLUND SETS RECORD
HoN1e Bergiuno. siysrtson Ski
school instructor. negotiated ths
challenging thrss-qasrtsr-nnll. ski
eoarss Sunday At snoqaAlnas sssi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
FINCHAM LOSES LEAD

Bobby Finchsm's IL points were
not enough to keep the lead which
he gained in the Cross State
league individual scoring Friday
night against Seattle Prep. Bob
Castor Of Everett moved back on
top with Is points against Walla
Walla and will probably increase
his margin since Everett plays Sc
attic Prep at Everett on Tuesday.
CASTOR now has 70 points to
Fincham's rs.
The Railsplitters are the
only Tacoma quintet slated
for action this Tuesday with
the Abes playing q return
game with the Puyallup Vik-
ings at Puyallup. Lincoln de-
feated Puyallup, $3.50, on the
Abe naples.
Stadium hits the east side trail
this weekend. playing at Yakima
on Friday and at Walla Walla on
Saturday. Bellarmine is host 10
St. Martins Props on Friday. Lin
coin plays Bremerton on Friday
and Everett on Saturday.
Saturday nights preliminary
game was marked by the first sp-
pearance of Morgan Barofsky.
sensational Lincoln sophomore
from Parkland. Bsrofsky. who
finally overcame scholastic diff
eulties to regain his eligibility.
scored ten points to lead Lincoln
>sophomores 10 a 1928 victory over
Stadium sophomores.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

ruvAuIup F1ru n re s>rs<s
cf rasizc ss>etiaGs. wszrh ON eea-
tinue thfcaHh F~h ~. oil ~ h>s1
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scheduled fex people It IL ssfFsr-
snt s<eiiens ~ ~ ritz 81 after
snt evenings. have h>er arranged
~ Ton Montgomery. civilian 49,
fsnss ecnmsunlcnsr. fer M pur-
pc~e a. stvsus inssrucslcus - 49,
10 sst during kesrhsns raids
Monday svenlsa rar~ chssf CO.
ter nrassfeid vtn szhssitass ~
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peiies. N regular speansr. go
wiii ~ aaaels 10 ~ theve ~
wiil rive Instructions 90 49, -
handle lnesndAty hpmhs sa4
Charles Wti5sncuv, ether msab~s
cf The team. gill speak n -
hemhs n 10 pesntsd cst ~ ~
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t.mss ana every essss>r snsus1 /.
AMI. 4. ~res w,th that whssa nav
harcs.
Tbs rssrsary h.ssd ~ review
foe boy Scouts a. IN ruyalsup
area viii ~ hold 81 TIE Mesnrdsss
church thursday evening ~ -
undsr sponscrshsp II n savares.
m~st semmlstss headed ~ vssuen
unn Members 81 the boarva ON
10 Leo Csmpesii. ". \. WOOD
worth. nari res. v c. AllsN. John
Alder ana csarsncs Otto.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
CsoPHoMoaE CANE,

Sloe. LlIlIolLlT ASAlmOlo Cd, HlL-
shaw, Campbell. Armstrong. Greco
(e); Stadium Allen. Heinrich.
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First Puyanup Air Raid
Class Set Monday Night
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Il 3xs
Lincoln l22)

ANE
Hslftime score. Stadium "a, Ian
coin IL.
Officials: Frank Gillian and
Yves Lees.
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Abes. Bells in Tie
As Stodium Victor



The knot, which the Stadium
Tigers tied in the City Prep bas-
ketball race by defeating Lincoln
Abes Saturday night. will stand
for another ten days as the three
teams forego any games until
Tuesday, Feb. 10, when Bellarmine
tangles with Lincoln for the second
time this season.
Stadium won Saturday night by
taking an early lead and holding
II despite a couple Of low-scoring
periods when the Tigers seeming
ly forgot the plays which earned
them six of their first eight points.
But after Lincoln had drawn
up TO 1918 at the end Of the
third period. the Bengals
started making their plays
click again and widened the
score until the final count ia
vored the Tigers, 81 to %.
Lincoln, while dividing the scor-
Ing almost equally. WAS not at its
best, being erratic in its passing
and missing opportunities to drive
for the basket when Stadiums
tight zone was momentsrily drawn
out of position.
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MoBRAATgs WINS
LEAyEswoRTH. W.

LEAyEswoETH. w..h.-Tom
hobrastsn. ocsan Falls. u. G.. won
the 18th annual Lsaysnworth ski
jumping tournament yesterday
with distances Of 24s and 2z4 feet
lie scored z1s.s points in class A.
Howard Jansen. Chicago,
jumped tn and TAI feet for
zii.ss points. Oiay Uii.nd, Sc
sttis. tesped zis and 1ss fe~t
for zIo.7 points.
BIZ Irwin. Vancouver. b C..
won class y with 49, and isz-
foot jumps for 7sis points.
Losing a ssi - he left IN. take
off. John EllsrsDn u stsnsood.
landed on oas runner and fell I'M
injured after jumping zoe fest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

Tour postmastsr ssn TEL you
ho~ 10 invest In U. q D>fsass
nnnAS.
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Teachers Of fmmsnuei Luthsrsn
Sunday school viii attend an snssi-
tuts session 81 Zion Lutheran
church Monday evening ~ .
o'clock. Wednesday svsning 81
Tls0 ths Ladies AID viii meet h
the soesai rooms with Mrs. pan
wolfe presiding sHturdsy scheoi
for young psopls WI ~ ~ 10 .
N. that day
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to~ of Emmanuel ehssuh. viii 81
tend tn Puget Sound pssessai
oonfersnes ~ Trinity LsehDran
church. Olympia. Tuesday, through
Thnr~day. Saturday and sus1ay
. group Of young psopls stfsn1s1
the winter eonfsssnes Of IL WAL
thsr league 81 Luth~siand 90 LAhs
Killarney. Those making ~ trip
we're Hsisn and Betty Lsonssssi.
Jean Harstad. Juaslts nAumsaSt-
nsr. Ruth brsxhman. BETTY Red.
nnnies nsrth. Jean Connolly and
REV. 1hscdors Brakeman.
The Past rocsAsni.s duh wlii
meet Wednesday for . s'sloes
llinehson and business ssassos a
the hsms Of Mrs. p~sb>rt faAn Ga
sth svs. n. W. Mrs.. Faith Ma
xsl siii - assisting hostess and
Mrs Ida Campbell viii preside 81
ths business mssfins.
mi. -..s: .ss.aasi. .. a. n.S
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Evening star., 1942-10-08
Presto, a Town!

The business district and a por-
ton OF the residential section of the
fictional small town of Morgan S
Creek has been set up at Para
mounts ranch, IS miles from Holly
wood for the filming of Preston
Sturges' next picture, The Miracle
of Morgan's Creek" which will star
Betty Hutton, Eddie Bracken, Brian
Donlevy and Akin Tamiroff.
BY remodeling the standing street
sets and moving Is houses to this
location, the studio has completed a
town center of 36 buildings, includ-
ing a bank, movie theater, city hall
post Office, park with bandstand and
school house in addition to stores
and otiice buildings.
Evening star., 1942-10-08

lease, movie houses. But Flying
Tigers" must have caught Zone
Manager John j. Payette's fancy,
for he booked it into the Earle for
the week Of October 16 This fea-
ture glorifies the exploits of Claire L.
Chennault's intrepid alrmen, who
made history of valiants against the
japanese Generaiissimo Chang
Kai-shek provided this foreword
for the feature: "Since the Flying
Tigers first spread their wings in
the skies above China the enemy has
learned to fear the intrepid spirit
they have displayed in the face of
his superior numbers. They have
become the symbol of the invincible
strength of the forces now uphold
ing the cause of humanity and JUS
tice. The Chinese people will pre-
serve forever the memory of their
glorious achievements" In the
picture as featured players are John
Wayne, John Carroll, Anna Lee,
Paul Kelly, Gordon Jones, Bill Shir-
ley and Mae Clarke.
Navy Film at MET"
Metropolitan Theater audiences
are currently viewing the United
States Naval Academy Glee Club
and band who appear in a two
reel short subject, The Spirit of
Annapolis" which was filmed by
Warner Bros. at the Naval Academy.
Famous the country over, the band
and glee club, composed OF mid
shipmen attending the Ohicers'
Training School, offers several of
its most popular tunes, including
Anchors Aweigh," The Ramparts
We Watch" Navy Victory March, :"
Navy Blue and Gold" Before the
Mast" Don't Give Up the Ship"
The musical arrangements and
vocal numbers are filmed against
background of earnest young men
training with q deadly seriousness
for the great tasks ahead of them.
From these ranks will come the
future admirals of Americas power
full fleet.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
National-"This Is the Army"
irving Berlins all-soldier show:
$50 pm.
Capitol-"Panama Hattie. on the
screen. with Ann Sothern and Red
Shelton: 1l:l0 am. $50, 4:35, 7:20
and 10 pm. Stage shows: l:05, $50,
$50 and 9:l5 pm.
Columbia - Friendly Enemies.
Charles Winninger feuding with a
chum: 1l:35 am, 1:35, $3.50, $50,
7:30 and 9:25 pm.
Earle-"Wake Island" picturiza =
ton of the marines stand: 1l:05
am, 1:40. 4:35. 7:20 and 1905 pm.
Stage shows: 1855, 3:45, 6:35 and
0:15 pm.
Keith's-"Bambi." Felix Salten's
story, Disney's version: 11:45 am,
1.30, $40, 4:50, $50, 8:20 and 1905
pm.
Metropolitan = "A-Haunting We
Will Co." Laurel Hardy and a ma :
gician: II am. 1880, 2:35, 4:25, SIS
3 and 9:55 pm.
Little-"Blossoms in the Dust,
Greer Carson fighting for waits:
II am, /, $40, $40, 7:35 and $50
pm.
Palace-"Holiday Inn," the Berlin
musical, with Fred Astaire and Bine
Crosby: 1l:55 am, 2:20, 4:45, THO
and $40 pm.
Pix-"Berlin Correspondent" with
Virginia Gilmore: $50, 5:35, 6:35
$40 and 1920 pm. ....s--
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Hutton and Ladd
In Screen Story
OF Texas Guinan
HOLLYWOOD.

nObA1 WOOO.
Betty Hutton and Alan Ladd will
play the starring roles in THE
Smoothest Gal in Town." Para
mounts musical film based on the
colorful career of Texas Guinan,
Broadway night club queen OF the
fabulous 2Os.
The assignment of these two play
ers to two of the years most i'm
portant roles is the elimination of
their meteoric rise to stardom. Both
were unknown to movie audiences
less than year ago.
Miss Hutton, who will play Texas
Guinan, soon will start work in her
first starring part in Preston Sturges'
next picture, THE Miracle of Nor
gan's Creek" while Ladd will play
one of the top roles in China, .
spectacular drama of the war-torn
Orient. -
The Smoothest Gal in Town" "
Evening star., 1942-10-08

printed and registered, any day now
expects call to serve in the check
room or wash dishes. w. M. Kip
linger bought the Angels Table"
last night, but was i'll and unable to
be present. His check was cashed
and he will appear later.
Canteen can still use plenty OF
food. Those who will like to provide
edibles can call any day between IL
am. and / pm. and leave their con-
tribution. Canned goods and nom
perishable goods are particularly de-
sired. OF course, they can look over
the Stage Door Canteen when deliv-
ering foodstuffs
Not All Cooperation.
Not all have the true spirit of CO.
operation. They were talking last
night at the Canteen about the hotel
executive who rebuked his manager
for giving This Is the Army a
special rate. This executive said the
War Department had plenty OF
money and should pay full rate
What he forgot is that those in the
Irving Berlin musical have to pay
their own expenses.
r X \ +
Edmund Gwenn, who appeared here
last season as the star OF The
Wookey," will be one of Katharine
Cornells leading men in Three Sis
ters" Gwenn will have the fea-
tured role of Tchebutkin in the An
ton Chekow drama. due here the
week of November 30 :. Lenore Ul-
ric has signed to play Sadie Thomp-
son in the revival of Rain" which
will be arriving at the National The
ater before the season is over
Rain" holds the E street record for
gross receipts at SO top :. This was
for the original production with the
late Jeanne Eagels as Sadie.
American Savoyards Coming.
For those who feel dramatic sea-
son is not complete without some
Gilbert and Sullivan. November is
q month to look forward to with
some anticipation. The American
Savoyards will arrive on E street
about Thanksgiving time.
R. H. Burnside organized the Bos.
ton Comic Opera Co. and the roper.
toire of G. & S. includes Pirates o1
Penzance," "Iolanthe." Trial BY
Jury" "Pinafore," The Nlikado,
"Gondoliers" and Patience.
Practically the same cast that ap.
peared at the st. James. New York
at the close OF last season have beer
engaged for the current road tour
These are Florenz Ames, Robert Pit.
kin, Morton Bowe, Bertram Peacock
and Phillip Tully. Some of the new
featured players are Catherine Ju
dah, June Winters and Mariori,
Hayward.
These are the operas now bein,
given somewhere in England by tn
D'Oyly Carte Co. Later in the sea
son it is the plan of the Bostol
Comic Opera Co. to add "Yeomal
of the Guard and 'Ruddigore" t
its list, making their repertoire tn
most pretentious ever offered by al
all-American cast of Savoyards an
perhaps by any company includin
the English Carriers.
~ X
Chang kai-Shek Foreword.
Republic Pictures doesn't get mucl
consideration by downtown, first re
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Flattery Intended

Sally Wadsworth, R-K-O Radio
actress, is the first Hollywood girl
to have an Army tank named for
her. Sally recently met three tank
officers from the Army Desert Gen.
ter on the Stand BY to Die" set,
Its. James Neale. P. Peale and
Leigh Wilson. She told the officers
of her ride in tank while on an
Army camp entertainment mission
and how she envied the men in that
branch of the service. The follow
ing day she was advised by 1t
Peale that his tank now bore the
name, "Sally's Raider"
Evening star., 1942-10-08
End Man for Bind

Cecil Kellaway, Australian actor
who gave a stand-out performance
in MY Heart Belongs to Daddy"
and played Veronica Lakes father
in Il Married a Witch" has been
cast by Paramount for an impor-
tant role in Dixie" musical spec
tacle which will star Bing Crosby
and Dorothy Lamour. Kellaway
will play the role of a veteran min
strel of the old South.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Dwan in the Canyon

Allan Dwan, director of Here
We Go Again." Forthcoming R-K-O
Radio feature co-starring the radio
stars Edgar Bergen and Charlie
Mccarthy, Fibber MCGEE and Molly
will direct Grand Canyon" This
is the technicolor film to be made
at the canyons south rim. with
James Craig, Richard Dix and
Ginny Simms in leading roles.
Production is slated for mid-Oc-
tober when the canyon coloring Il
at its richest.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Press Speaks Frankly

Northwest Editors Association
have duly elected Bob Hope as the
news correspondent they would least
likely assign to a story.
The editors, aside from pulling a
twist on the usual gag of voting
some actress the one they'd like to
be left on a deserted isle with,
heard that the comedian plays the
role Of a news correspondent in
Samuel Goldwyn's They Got Me
Covered" which RKO-Radio will re-
lease.
Evening star., 1942-10-08

AIIlCIICAu ! II e.
ater Wing hg-
ures av e a g e
weekday should
require food for
1900 sol die rs.
Saturdays a n d
Sundays, when
weekend t W
loughs wiR be
heavier, t her e
must be more
sandwiches, soft
drinks and pie.
Leon Hender-
son, the Price
Administra t or,
Evening star., 1942-10-08

r ! 300, and on Tuesday night
len In uniform were served.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Speaker Rayburn to Don
Apron as Canteen Busboy
Congressional Night to Be
Celebrated With Notables
From Capitol Sunday
BY ANDREW r. KELLEY.

sam M Rsyon OF the House Of his
eaoef Jonn W. Mccormack OF Massachusetts,
ives r don aprons Sunday night
In congressional
calendar without anything
Of party. ~ " e'' 1ee""'
Canen distributed on it's opennp day
Sunday. Monday the trays e -. -
filled for 1900, Tuesday nifht
1910 in uniform tease movie houses But Flying