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Evening star., 1942-03-31
Where and When

Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing
National -"Yesterday's Magic.
Paul NUM- In . new Emlyn williams
import: $50 pm.
Capitol-"Bahama Passage" love
on an island: II am, 1:45, 4:30
tbs and 9:55 pm. Stage shows
1855. $40. 6:25 and s:10 an.
Columbia-"Son Of Fury" Tyrone
Power as . man-on . boat: HIS
am, l:20, 3:25. s:35. 7:40 and $50
pm.
Earle-'Playmates," comedy with
Kay Kyser and John Barrymore
II an. lao. AIS, tbs and 10 pm.
Stage shows: 12:45, 1886. $40 and
9:06 pm.
Keith't"Ride I'm Cowboy" Alb
bott and Costello out West: f1:4s
An, 1:lS, 3:48. 5:48. 7:4S, 9:4S pm.
Little-"The Mortal Storm" terror
In Germany: 11:10 an, 1:40, $50.
5:55 and sos pm. Foreign Cor
respondent: s:45 pm.
Metropolitan Louisiana Pur-
chase" 1llm version Of the stage
play. lavish and " color: 1l:l0 an.
lis. $40. 5:25. 1880 and s:35 pm.
Pix-"Gentleman at Heart" Cesar
Romero finds crime does not pay:
2, 4:05, sos. $40 and 1920 pm.
Palace-"To Be or Not to Be,
Evening star., 1942-03-31
To TRY the Cinema

George s. Kaufman, Broadway's s
foremost man of the theater, has
signed q "three-way" contract with
Warner Bros.-to produce, direct
and write motion pictures.
Long pre-eminent as producer
director and writer Of stage plays,
Kaufman's only previous contacts
with Hollywood have been occasional
script work on the screen adaptation
Of some of his stage successes.
Nearly all his stage works have
proven to be equally successful on
the screen.
Among the plays he has written,
mainly in collaboration, are: "Mer-
ton Of the Movies" THE Royal
Family" ITO the Ladies'" Dinner
at Eight" "Stage Door," "Beggar
on Horseback" "Of Thee I Sing"
I'D Rather Be Right, You Can't
Take 1t With YOU" THE Man
Who Came to Dinner" and George
Washington Slept Here"
The Man Who Came to Dinner"
Evening star., 1942-03-31
Yesterdays Magic Weak
Even With Aid of Muni
New Emlyn Williams Play at National
Lacks Sparkle and Compactness of
Authors Previous Successes
BY JAY CARMODY.

heard old the actor who
There have
old that in the heater along tobacco
road the cattle elsewhere They pabe figures
with something gnawng at them What they need perhaps pyhi
entirely dramatis
make
Evening star., 1942-03-31

venerable Puck, q fine playmate in
the nearest barroom, beloved by q
variety of people, but most adored
by devoted, crippled daughter who
serves him slavishly. He varies be-
tween two immobilities. One he
achieves through overindulgence in
alcohol, the other by growing quietly
dignified, or conscience stricken.
Neither Is designed to impart
movement to Mr.. Williams play, .
surprising thing in view of his fine
craftsmanship in such dramas as
"The Corn Is Green" and Night
Must Fall"
There are passages In Yesterdays
Magic" In which the author seems to
be justifying the alcoholic escapism
of his principal character on the
ground that he never wanted to be
an actor anyhow. But against this
occasional criticism of the profess
sion. the fellow reveals such traits
as an almost demonic affability. a
wild garrulity, a desperate fear Of
being alone and unloved, of complete
helplessness and other qualities
which stamp him as false in his
disclaimers. Therefore, If neither
Williams nor NUM- can make an
honest man of him, 1t probably
means he was not honest and the
tragedy of his life begins to look
petty. unless Williams had in mind
that he was q symbol and that see
ing 1t should make you sad.
yesterdays Magic" as it properly
should In view of the talents scat
tered through it, has its clevernesses.
Its author is man with a fine touch
for dialogue, especially the clipped
variety devised for laughter. He
also has a way Of slapping char
acter with . few speeches and
identifying the one 50 marked as =
very funny type. 1t does not give
his play compactness in this case,
or make its meaning more signifi-
cant, but it Is a fine trick for bright
ening up vagrant moments. When
he allows an old Cockney boarding
house keeper to laugh ironically at
the false whiskers of a great Shake
spearean actor, you have laughed
with her through very funny thing.
There are many such passages in
yesterdays Magic" but 1t takes
more than that to make . worthy
play.
1t also takes more than we'll
YH1oUad eknfnhae fpv
otherwise Yesterdays Magic" would
be beyond criticism. It is acted as
well as possible not only by NUM-,
but also by Jessica TandY and the
several others in the cast, Miss
Tandy, . very fine young actress,
is superb indeed in many moments
as the crippled girl, one the unfor-
gettable passage in which her yearn-
ing for . young mans affections is
translated into actuality. Alfred
Drake, as the young man with his
own private set of inadequacies-
like the girls father-reveals an
easy competence, and Margaret
Douglass and Brenda Forbes also get
the last values out Of two nice char
acter sketching jobs by the author
Reginald Denham, who staged the
play for the guild, could help 1t by
deleting some of its lines. If that
was not too contrary to his actors
feeling for lines
Watson Barratt, designer Of the
single living room set, has quite
completed his part of the work.
Evening star., 1942-03-31
Don't Give Them
The Bird, Even If
It's a Peacock
Wide World News.
aOII.XWOOD

HOLLYWOOD.
There will be no peacocks in the
new Bob Hope-Bing Crosby COM
edy film-all because of an ancient
superstition.
Jamiel Hasson, who is Arabian by
birth and who is supposed to know
Arabia like a book. was engaged as
technical director for THE Road to
Morocco"
Intent on doing the thing up right,
Hasson ordered live peacocks for
one of the beautiful palace garden
scenes. And, for the throne room,
Nubian slaves were to gently wave
peacock feather fans over a love
scene between Hope and Dorothy
Lamour.
But when Hope and Dotty found
out about it they set up an awful
howl.
Peacocks, they argued, are sup
posed to bring bad luck-and they're
superstitious!
P.S.-There will be no peacocks
in the picture.
Evening star., 1942-03-31

Lk1aL LllclT luAuTlUuS cStdUlAolI1A1Cilt
was to be converted into Jap dis
tributing center sorrow on film row
knew no bounds.
Yes, Santa Anita is no more-at
least "for the duration Under su-
pervision of the military, tortured
these past few months by the grave
problem of reallocating some 100 900
Japanese, both aliens and divided
citizens, from this vital coastal
area. the famous suckers para
disc" has given up the ghost OF its
pari-mutuel dreamland.
Seeking visual proof Of this un-
thinkable state of wartime affairs,
your correspondent motored the rs
miles necessary to reach the track
gates Saturday at an hour when he
normally would have been in time
to buy . 81 ticket on the first race.
It was a perfect sunny California
spring day. The track should have
been labeled fast" Every en-
trance to the 400-acre inclosure
should have been clogged with sleek
cars honking impatiently to get their
occupants up to the $50 betting win
dows before the cry Of they're on
X +
But Saturday 1t was a different
story-sad to the point Of tragedy.
Al each gate stood stern uniformed
guards checking in and out endless
professions of trucks groaning under
their tall burden of lumber or empty
ones speeding out to bring in fresh
consignments.
Over the vast paved area in front
Of the stands, which on handicap
days provided space for $1,000
parked automobiles, crews OF car
penters. totaling nearly 1000, were
magically throwing together little
houses of pre-fabricated material
which in seven mtore days will be
ready for occupancy.
In the stable area. where during
q racing season TOO horses could be
ouartered in individual stalls, the
workers were busy revamping the
one-time homes Of Midland, Por-
ter's Cap, Bay View and other re-
nowned champions into compact
little apartments.
We rubbed our eyes. One minute
there would be spot on the parking
lot marked by stakes. Less than an
hour later, a three-room house
would be occupying the same spot.
Just like that.
By next week end, Santa Anita
will be ready for 1000 Japs. In
such groups they will be motored
out to the plant, checked in and
classified for distribution to various
receiving centers well out Of the pro-
scribed military area.
In these hastily erected units, each
20 by GA feet. they will
find good shelter if not all the COM
forts of home. For instance, there
will be no plumbing and no facilities
for cooking.
They will eat in half dozen mess
halls, which have been constructed
among the housing units. Groups are
expected to remain no longer than
two weeks before being sent east
ward. The complete evacuation
process will probably require from
three to four months.
Last of the few remaining race
horses held over from the Cancelled
left the track last Friday.
Such hrst-line stables as those owned
by Louis B. Mayer, Bing Crosby,
Harry M. Warner, Sam Briskin and
other screen stars and executives
have long since departed for Florida
and other Eastern tracks.
Those 100000 hand-planted
Evening star., 1942-03-31


authoring this wobbly piece of senti-
mentality, Mr.. Williams joins a long
list OF other distinguished dramat-
lists who have been writing more
thickly than well recently. Neither
he nor Mr.. NUM- is able to get con-
viction into the story that right be-
fore your eyes great genius is be-
ing dissolved in alcohol. The play
mumbles almost those very words
on several occasions, but all the
time you know it is just another
actor going to his doom and having
a lot more fun than you are. In
other words, your sympathy and
that of Mr. Williams are being
placed in different parts of the
hall.
yesterdays Magic" to which the
Theater Guild has lent its produc-
tive auspices, is another play which,
like Key Largo" gives Mr.. MUM an
almost static role. He Is kind OF
Evening star., 1942-03-31

books, an unabridged dictionary and
. cushion.
And even then she Is still not
comfortable.
Evening star., 1942-03-31

multi-colored flowers In Santa
Anita's infleld were bedraggled
sight as wartime workmen trudged
thoughtlessly over them. Suckers
paradise was, in fact. anything but
a pretty spectacle. Whirlaway and
Sea Biscuit would have neighed their
lament.
Eeleased by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1942-03-31

was filmed with great succe. BY
Warner Bros, and KaufmAn's new
employers will shortly produce .
screen adaptation Of George WASH
ington Slept Here" With Jack Benny
starring. .
Evening star., 1942-03-31

YESTERDAYS MAGIC" Theater Guild
production starring Paul Muni, written BY
Emlyn Williams, STAGED by Reginald Dem
ham with settings by Watson Barratt. At
the National.
Evening star., 1942-03-31
Feeling the Pinch
The rubber shortage ha!

The rubber shortage has hit in
Hollywood, and hit where 1t hurts.
Martha ODriscoll, blond young
charmer from Tulsa. Is the first to
feel the pinch. In the course of her
duties as a burlesque bubble dancer
in Paramount's My Heart Belongs
to Daddy"
Through all of the time that she
wears a skin-tight, spangled cos
tune in the backstage sequence Of
the picture, she can't sit down-not.
anyway. without using a chair seat
on which there are two telephone
Evening star., 1942-03-31

VndC ne neeOS Is
another drink,
and don't spare
the bartender.
Latest p a y
wright to pre-
scribe himself
for such a case
is Emlyn Will
liams. the young
E n glis h m a n
whose "Yester-
Oay 5 Magic hSI
night opened a
week at the Ma
tional with Paul
Mum in the
ro1o tn
Evening star., 1942-03-31

assumption is frequently as
! as that of the hero who Is sure
Evening star., 1942-03-31

Carole Lombard's last gay fling:
10:45 an. 1855, sos, Sis, 7:2S and
9:40 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts !:
Continuous from 10 an.
Evening star., 1942-03-31
Poor Homeless Suckers
Hollywood Sportsmen Lament
Santa Anita's Passing
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN.

beats replaced hobeats the most magnificent
Hollywood
buckets crocodile the shame all
which than 81 000
betting thongs last
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Automotlve


'35 DODGE Tor sale. G,,E running
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Yps ilanii Detroit
$50 Ecur-e fe0te " Warren
1910 Pontiac peLINe door. $40
Elder 50 out West Michigan.
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Announcements
Legal Notices
of Change Of name Of an adult

of Change OF name OF an adult
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Please 20 Take Notice that on Fri
day the 9th day OF OStober 1872. a.
ten o'clock IN the forenoon. At the
office OF the Judge Of Probate at
tho Court House In the city OF Ann
Arbor. county Of Wasltsnsw, Mich
gan. ! viii make application 20 the
Honorable Judge 81 Probate In and
for said County 10 change my name
from Edward Golembiewsh 10 Ed
ward John DAVIS.
signed.
EDWARD GOLEMBTEVsKI
Ann Arhor. Michigan. September II.
1872
ADV 1-a1S
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REcLUsE FOR 81 YEARS

Hastings. Mich. sept Ii Mrs.
Eva c Kenaston. SO. a recluse for
80 years, died in Pennock Hospital
Saturday. Soon after her husband,
Alonzo Kenaston. former Barry
County Circuit Court Commission
or and early mayor OF Hastings died
in 1910; she began her shutin exist
enCe
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KILLED BY TREE

Mt. Clemens, Mich. Sept. n
lNS-lke Carter, S. was dead 10.
day, victim 4 a freak accident in
which part Of the tree he had
been Telling at Selfridge Field
toppled over on him.
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PEDESTRIAN KILLED

Monroe. Mich, sept li-Remi
Theunick. SO. Detroit. was killed
almost instantly Sunday when he
was hit by a car while walking on
the Dixie Highway near the Ohio
state line. The driver. Louis Min.
Ell, %, Monroe. was not held
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Merchandise
Farm Products For sale

GRAPES for sale, rs cents bushel
pick them yourself Everett Wizard.
Jacksonville Apple Storage. Phone
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CONCORD GRAPEs-and tomatoes.
pick them yourself. Frank Rom
ininski ll43 Ellis Road
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ELECTRIC RoAsTER and cabinet
base for sale cheap. Inquire $3.50
Crane Rd. Ypsllantl sundays or
week days from 800 a. m. to $50.
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FOR SALE Grapes SOC bu. Picl
them yourself Bring baskets. ss2'
Stony Creek Rd
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50 LIB. ICE BOX. porcelain lined
like new a chair. table. water pow
er pumps and small suction pump,
full size bed TO exchange for single
nod All y Huron
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2 PIECE living room suite, excellent
condition for sale 207 Ballard.
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FOR SALE-Tomatoe so cents a
busAel Pick them yourself $50
River.
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CONCORD GRAPES. Pick them your.
self 75c bu. No Sunday picking
f.. AdiskA. $3.50 Bemis I'd
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MODEL AIRCRAFT kits. and supp
lies, boats. kites. magazines. =
price Hobby shop. ST. ". Cross.
NATIONAL Cash Register for sale.
Wiedman Auto Co. Phone 232.
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Real Estate
Houses For Sale
Own Your Own

Own Your Own
50 ACRES. near Tecumseh. with
good room house. plenty Of
other buildings fruit electric
ity, shade, close 20 school all for
t475o.
S ACRES. four miles from Ypsl
on good road. with S room
home, furnace. electric. poultry
house. $500 with $500 down
and only $50 monthly
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME
on Geddes Road, with 2 acres.
We'll Handicapped. all modern
brick home Of 10 rooms. tiled
bath. shower, hot water heat.
one Of the most beautiful spots
In this area.
lin FEET on limerick St. with
room cottage and garage
good spot for a small business.
$4,000, terms.
ROOMS. bath. 5 blocks off Mich
igsn pavement, attached garage,
$4,000. terms.
8 ROOMS. East side. with bed
room and bath ON first floor.
bed rooms and laNatory above.
garage. on pavement near depot
$500.
$500 DOWN buys 4 rooms. bath
tno furnace. on pavement, Just
off Fast Michigan. for 5000 and
SIS monthly.
Ehman & Oreenstreet
40 W. Michigan. Phone 1891
ROOM bungalow. bath. furnace.
close in $1,000. Terms $500 down.
$40 month. II. Poet. 80 y Huron
st, 1871.
NEAR Ecorse Road. room house.
furnace. $4,000 Terms. $3.50 down
II Feet. 50 y Huron St, 1911.
$4,000 buys a neat four room
bungalow with shop, hen house.
deep well. big lot fruit trees
Fine, high view IN quiet loea-
tion.
FIVE room bungalow. Just out
side Ypsi. lot SSH 40. mine fruit
trees. only $500 with small
payments.
Earl |. freeman
100 PEARL. 1889
Insurance OF all kinds IN honorable
stock companies.
5 ROOM House for SAFE, would con-
slider house trailer. III North La
NAV
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stables, flowers. 9l6 Railroad st
LARGE meaty sub-acid canning to-
matoes, hand sorted, 800 bushel.
Mn.lLor.a eLaM NNELlAaL.r IA
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( BEDROOM modern house. 1852
Lawndale Ave. Woodland Beach.
Monroe County. Michigan. $50 per
month. At property Sunday or call
BEDFORD O367, Detroit.
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Household FurnIshlnrs

DAN IN Punt AND IHATN NfT0UT
covered. excellent condition 1909
Pearl Phone l5s0-R.
FURNITURE, dishes az private sale
2i4 River st.
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Real Estate
Houses For sale

YOUR housing problem solved. Well
! furnished seven room cottage on
sand Lake, LenaWee county. Easily
convertible for year around Inme
bus service. twelve grade sr1ool
modern facilities Bomber Plant.
with bus service Priced az
s. 500 90 one Thousand Town
shown hy owner ON appointment
Box k-34, care Press.
ATTRACTIVE large sized five
room bungalow. bath furnace fine
recreation room. $500. Terms n
Peet So y. Huron st, Pm. 1871.
PEARL sr.-five room modern
bungalow. oak floors, plenty OF
Terms X Peet, 50 y. Huron St.
Phone 1871.
| SIN ROOM modern house. centrally
located. large lot lovely lawn and
shrubhery, excellent garage. $500
Easy terms. n Feet, So y. Huron
St. Phone 1871.
? ACRES beautiful large shade trees
like park room house. bath. fur
nsce, barn chicken house. Near r.
! Michigan Ave. on Prospect ST
Price $4,000, Terms $1,000 down. X
| Peet. 50 y Huron St, 1871
/ CORNER room mouse. fireplace.
hardwood floor. dining room, nice
basement. furnace. block from =
! Michigan Ave. t3675. close in. X
Pee, SO y. Huron st. 1911.
CROSS ST. Modern apartment house
II rooms. II rooms on first and
second floors. room attractive
apartment IN basement. garage
corner income property, low price
h Peet So y. Huron St. 1874.
HAMILTON ST.-close In. corner, IL
room modern attractive mouse
centrally located FOR income. Rea-
sonahly priced. Terms. n peei.
So y. Huron st, l57l
NEW rooms and bath. oak and
pine floors. fun bath. sink and
cupboards, $500 With $500 down
Phone Ralph Z. Smsllidge, $50. s3l
Pearl st
MEAN POST OFFICE - room IN
come apartment house apart
ment. beautiful large lot Priced
10 sell Il. Peet 80 y Huron. 1871
SOUTHEAST Section. Ann Arbor
Six rooms, modern. newly decorat-
ed throughout. large living room,
fireplace garage. terms, Attractive
price for cash. Immediate posses
sion. Phone 90O5-SS3.. Ann Arbor.
NOW THERE ARE FIVE
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plete in every detail All FLA
approved with FILA loans avail
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ished upstairs and recreation
room space. Fine location near
city park, school and stores.
$500 to $500
f. RODGERS SYLVESTER
307 +. Forest Ave Phone 40
! CLARK ROAD So acres on corner
with modern s room house. Orch
ard. II. Peet. SO n. Huron st. 1871
Houses For Rent
| TWO small year round furnished
homes on Murray Lake. mi y.
OF Ypsilanti. Phone l53l-J2.
| MAN AND WIFE 10 share home
with lady. 3e5 Jarvis.
1 BEDROOM modern house. 1882
AL
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THREE ROOM lake cottage. fur
nished. seven miles from Bomber
plant Phone lb3l-Nl.
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1910 HARLEY Davidson Motorcycle
FOR sale Call after $40. 737 Davis
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FOR SALE-Eight Goodyear tires,
$50 x 20 sos y Lamay
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BREAKFAST sET--2 kitchen cabi-
nets. room. Ileatrola gas heater.
chudren's beds, 1897 DeSoto coupe
2i3 y. Hamilton. Ph. i'ss-R
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TWO small year round furnished
homes on Murray Lake. mi. y.
OF Ypsilanti Phone l53l-J2.
MAN AND WIFE TO share home
with lady 3e5 Jarvis.
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MOTORS-and exhaust rams. blea-
trio Motor Shop 10 2. Huron
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5 ROOM House for SAFE. would CON
slider house trailer. III North La
Nav
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HORgESHOEs FOR SALE all
sizes n s. Huron ST. Ypsilanti.
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Wanted To Buy
Cash Buyers

For apartment houses or large
houses that can be remodeled for
income See us today. II Peet.
Realtor. 50 y. Huron ST, 1871
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-07-18

kegee as one of the outstanding
families of the nation.
The New York Urban League
was organized by James H. Hubert
and incorporated in 1920. Under
his leadership it has grown from
a one-room office to an organiza-
ton of wide activities and influ-
ence with thousands of members
of both races scattered through
out the state and nation.
A committee Of League mem
bers, headed by the Rev. Geralc
Hamilton, chairman, DR.. Marc
Moreland and Mr. Ernest Dimitry,
chairman and cc-chairman of the
Investigating Committee, has been
conducting an inquiry into the
charges. According to a member
Of the Investigating Committee,
Gail evidence nearthed so far
tends to show that the attack is
an attempt on the part Of certain
individuals to gain control of the
League and dictate its policy"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-07-18
Peoples Voice
Runs Into Suit
For $4,000
League Director
James T. Hubert,
Charges SANDER

NEW YORK CITY GSNS)-
In an action brought here this
week in the Supreme Court Of the
State Of New York, James H.
Hubert, executive director of the
New York Urban League, through
his attorney, William T. Garvin Of
pit West 125th Street, sued the
Pr Buchanan Publishing Com
pany, Inc, for $25, 10000.
The Corporation is charged with
publishing articles intended to in
jure Plaintiff in good reputation in
connection with his position as
executive director of the Urban
League" The Plaintiff brands as
false, malicious, defamatory, and
intending to impute thereby inef-
ficiency and purposeful neglect"
Declaring that the plaintiff,
James H. Hubert, was worked dill
igently for the purposes of the
League and subordinated all per-
sonal interests. striving at all times
to maintain its detectives and
ideals, the suit affirms that he is
we'll and favcrablB known to
thousands of persons. A judg-
ment of s25,O00O0 is demanded.
together with costs and disburse-
mentS Of the action.
Hubert is a member of the ma
tionally famed Hubert family Of
Georgia, once referred to by the
Late DR.. Robert r. Motion of Tus-