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Evening star., 1942-09-30
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
National This Is the Army"
Irving Berlin's all-soldier show: 2:30
and $50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"The War Against Mrs.
Ha dley,' war comes to a Washing
ton woman: 10:45 am, l:30. 4:20.
7:l0 and 10 pm. Stage shows
1890, 3:20, $40 and 9 pm.
Columbia-'Footlight Serenade, !"
Betty Cradle and Victor Mature cut
ting figures: 10:45 am, 1890, 2:20.
4:l0, 6, 7:50 and $40 pm.
Earle-"Yankee Doodle Dandy"
James Cagney as the great George
M. Conan: l0;45 am, l:30, 40. ITO
and 10 pm Stage shows: 1888,
3:45, 6:35 and s:25 pm.
Keith's-'Pardon My Sarons. !"
Abbott and Costello going native
ll:15 am, l:20, 3:2s, S:35, TAO and
$50 ON.
Metropolitan - Moscow Strikes
Back" the Russians filmed under
fire: l1:l0 am. l:40, 4:l0. $40 and
9:l5 pm. Tombstone, with Rich
ard Dix: IL, 2:35, sos, 7:40 and
1910 pm.
Little-'This Is the Enemy" a
Soviet impression OF the Nazis. IL
am. 12:4s, 2:3S, 4:20, $40. 4 and
9:55 ON.
Holiday Inn" the Berlin
musicale with Fred Astaire and Bins
Crosby: HISS am, 100, 4:45, 7;l0
and $40 pm.
Pix-'Moonlight Sonata" with
Paderewski: 220. $50 and $40 pm
"Daybreak. with Jean CABIN: $40,
6:55 and 10 pm.
Evening star., 1942-09-30

And that reminds us of an anus
incident involving Cagney which Pat
O'Brien relates. Players are going
out of Hollywood on such short no.
tices, destination undetermined un-
til the last moment, that one pal
can't keep track of the other.
1t was 10 m. in the lobby of a
Battle Creek, Mich, hotel. Two men
! who looked like Pat O'Brien and
Evening star., 1942-09-30
Erskine Caldwell's
Mobile Wife

In case you're occasionally irri-
tated by the necessity of keeping
track of your wife, consider the
case of Erskine Caldwell. He really
has a hectic time keeping track of
Mrs. Caldwell, who is Margaret
Bourke- White, famed photographer
When the novelist arrived at
Warner Bros. Studio recently o
work on the script Of Mission to
Moscow" he found a letter from
his wife, mailed from Washington,
D. c., two nights previously.
At 10 am. arrived a telegram sent
the previous night by his wife, from
Nova Scotia.
And at 10:30 am, came a tele-
phone call from the New York edi-
tor who employs Miss Bourke White
Just had a call from your wife,
Erskine," he said. She asked me
to call and let you know she has
arrived safely. She's in London"
Evening star., 1942-09-30
Lehr Again Active
On Newsfronts

Lew Lehr, rotund dialect come
dian, who made the expression
Monkeys is the Craziest People
known to screen audiences in q
score of countries, has returned to
Fox-Movietone News staff after .
long illness.
In addition to his editorial dutie,
with the Movietone News, Lew Lehr
will write, produce and score two
new comedy shorts to be titled The
Dribble Puss Parade" and Butch the
Parrot" Starting with the next is
sue of the Movietone- News Lehr
will be represented in several scenes
by his own inimitable style. Plans
are being made by Edmund Reek
executive producer of all the Fox
Movietone News short subjects, for
series of the new Lehr laugh reels
but the exact number of the 1929
season has not been determined.
Evening star., 1942-09-30

" you don't know Modess, toke 3D.
.vontooe OF this special offer to get oo-
ouonted. Super obsorbency sacrifices
nothing OF the soft texture. Comfortable
with form fitting design. Affords COM
p'ete protection. Big box OF 5o ndividuoI
hopkins.
Notions-Street Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-30
A Singers S Life

Active preparations for filming o.
the life story of Helen Morgan have
begun at Warner Bros, and "Melan-
choly Baby has been set as the
title of the picture.
The song of the same name
written by George A. Norton and
Ernie Burnett. will be featured in
the picture.
Evening star., 1942-09-30
Back From BondTour

When Stan Laurel and Oliver
Hardy return to the Twentieth Gen.
tury-Fox studio from their current
War bond drive, they will start work
in their second 1923 comedy and
Producer Sol Wurtzel has two stories
in preparation, one about spies, the
other set in the wild West.
Evening star., 1942-09-30
Bv Cole Porter

Cole Porter has been signed by
Warner Bros to write the words and
music of songs to be Incorporated
in Mississippi Belle" film version of
the novel of that name by Clements
Ripley. The noted song writer will
work with Everett Freeman, who is
preparing the script. in order to
weld the songs smoothly into the
pattern Of the story.
The musical romance, to be filmed
in technicolor, will be produced by
Mark Hellinger.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
Arkansan Endorsed
For The Bishopric

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, CAMP
DR.. G. Wayman Blakely, outstand-
ing clergyman OF this section, was
highly honored recently when he
was given the endorsement of the
Arkansas and West Arkansas con-
ferences Of the AM.E. church for
the bishopric in 1914 The Rev.
Blakely, who has given a monu-
mental service since his asst gnaaent
here three years ago by Bishop
John A. Gregg, is pastor Of Big
Bethel AME. church.
A native Arkansan, the Rev.
Blakely was born in Ashley coun-
ty, and was broUsht up in the
Methodist church Who're both MS
parents were untiring workers, A
graduate Of Shorter college, West
ern university, and the Tiff school
Of theology, Denver university,
Denver. Colo, he has pastorcd in
Missouri, Wyoming, Colorado, Kan
sas and Arkansas and has presided
over the Monticello, Pine Bluff and
Little Rock districts in Arkansas.
Since becoming pastor Of Big
Bethel three years ago, the Rev.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
Race Needs More
CO-Ops, Man Says

CHICAGO. m.-CANP)-The de-
velopment OF the cooperative meth
cd OF business is the best method
# securing economic demo-
for the Negro, declared DR., S. l.
Hayakawa, OF Illinois Institute OF
Technology, and autho- of Ian
guage in Action at a meeting (
The Peoples Cooperative Society
in the Rosenwald social room on
November Is.
While the boys are fighting at
the front" DR.. HayakaNa told his
audience, we should work to as
sure them a better world to come
home to by Strengthening coopera-
tive organizations. Cooperation is
a peaceful way Of working together
to bring ownership TO the common
people"
The program was Eoighborhood
victory meeting which emphasized
the importance OF the consumer il
the war economy.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
Sanction
-Four Freedoms

WASHINGTON, CAMP - TIL e
Joint Conference Committee on
Public Relations representing all
Baptist conventions in the country.
with a membership of more than
100000, met in Washington last
week and made series OF decl3ra-
tons in which they said the four
freedoms of President Roosevelt
were in harmony with the teach.
ings Of our Christian faith"
The subjects discussed were
Freedom of Religion as opposed to
Freedom of Worship" "Baptistsein
the Present World Emergency" and
the Baptist Attitude Toward a Just
and Enduring Peace"
After expressing six points with
regard to the Christian way of life
the conventions adopted a resolu.
ton presented by the president of
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
ARCHBISHOPS
and BISHOPS
in conference
Issue State m ent o n
Victory, Peace Issue
In Washington

WASHINGTON D. CLAMP
Excerpts from a statement on Vic
tory and Peace issued by the ad-
ministrative board Of the National
Catholic Welfare conference Nov
IA appealed for extension OF the
full benefits Of our free institu-
tons to all minority groups"
The statement was made in the
name of all the Catholic arch
bishops and bishops OF the United
States. 1t was signed by the fol-
lowing archbishops:
Edward Mooney, Detroit; John
T. McNichols, Cincinnati; Samuel
A. Stritch, Chicago; John T. NIFTY,
San Francisco; Joseph F. Rum
mel, New Orleans, and Francis j.
Spelman, New York.
Bishops who also affixed their
signatures to the document were
John Mark Cannon, Erie; John F.
Noll, Fort Wayne; Karl ]. Alter,
Toledo; and John A. Duffy, Buff
falo.
THE wal has brought 70 the fore
conditions tnat have long been with
US read the statement THE full
benefits of ou- free Institutions and
the rights of our minorities must
Ue openly acknowledged and non
estly respected
we ask this Acknowledgement
and respect particularly for our col
ored fellow citizens They should
enjoy the full measure of economic
opportunities and advantages which
will enable them to realize their
hope and ambition to join with US
in preserving and expanding in
changed and changing social con-
ditions cur national heritage"
Influenced Social Order
The statement went on to declare
an appreciation of the native gifts
and abilities of Negro citizens and
suggested that "ennobled and en-
riched by a true Christian life. 70
these people can become a pow
erful influence in the establishment
of a Christian social order"
The document recalled the words
Of Pope Plus XII in expressing a
paternal solicitude for Negro Amer
leans couched in a letter TO the
American bishops on the l5Oth an
niversary of the American hier-
archy.
1--WE confess that we feel a spe-
cial paternal affection which is Ger.
family inspired OF heaven for the
Negro people dwelling among you"
said the encyclical, for in the field
Of religion and education we know
that they need special care and
comfort and are very deserving o!
it.
I'VE, therefore, invoke an abun-
dance of heavenly blessing and we
pray fruitful success for those
whose generous zeal is devoted to
their welfare"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28

the Northern Baptist convention,
DR.. Joseph C. Robbins:
BE it resolved: That as individ.
uals and as a Christian denomination
We exert our influence for a Just
and endHrin peace without thought
OF hatred or revenge. but with liber-
iy, mercy and justice for all people
of every race. color and nation. We
confirm what Gov. H f. Stassen Of
Minnesota said in his address at
Cleveland We must establish a
peace based upon the fundamental
concepts of our religion. On such a
peace foundation. we will build a
more Christian postwar world. that
will recognize the solidarity Of hu.
mainly and the unity Of ali people
We reaffirm our historic Baptist
emphasis upon the basic worth and
inalienable rights Of the individual
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
Porter Gets Chair
For Jersey Staying,

NEW BRUNSWICK. N.J.=lANPl
"A porter in a local movie house
has been ordered to die in the cleo
trio chair January 4, for the muir
der Of a white "oman patron in the
wumen's room OF the theatre.
He is Johnny Henry Swan, who
beat 20-year-old Gizella Mary Fore
POUCH to death with his fists.
The prisoner was convicted of
murder and sente~ ced November
IS after he had admitted following
the woman into the lounge and
pummeling her until she died.
Swan said he threw the body from
a second story window and visited
1 tavern where he secured o
triple shot"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
ATTACKED BY BURGLAR

LOS ANGELES - Mrs. Annie
Jones. reported being the victim
Of sexual attack by a burglar dis
covered in her room Wednesday
night. She said she awoke to find
the man standing over her with
long bladcd knife. The man warned
her 10 remain quiet and submit to
MIN. She said the man took $50
she had in her purse and escaped
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28

important demands and deeds. only
puts one out IN the end, OF the
things he most sorely needs.
10. Those who get hemmed up az
the end Of life. are usually the ones
who are just 80. So" all the way
through life's strife,
II, You don't have 10 tell people
what you are; il you are not alive
10 real things you're a dead-give-
away.
p Every day is q holiday when
one makes each day holy day.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28

Try 1t. If it doesn't help you lose nothing.
Write your name and address on a penny
postal card and send il to me. Don't mai
any money now. Pay when YOU get all the
month size supply Of MedalogTo SCALP Form
ula, Medalo Hot Oil. Cream OIL Shampoo
MedalO Pressing OIL. full directions plus
Tree samples Of Medalo face Powder and
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Use as directed End If not absolutely de
lighted. your mcney back Written Guatan
Tee comes with all your goods Write now.
GEORGIA PEACH. GOLD MEDAL HAIR CO.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28

thing seems to be lust too much. In such
cases it is remarkable what a preparst ion
like Manex tablets reg. U. S, pat. offfce,'
can do. These harmless tablets contain tber.
Apeuti0 amounts Of iron, calcium Vitamin
Bl, so often needed after 40 for pep vigor
and vitality.
To get Manex tablets SEND NO MONEY
Just name and address TO Simmons Co, 80
Church St, Dept. Pl6e New York City. Pay
postman 81 plus postage, II you send cash
So -oJder today, Money back If not helped.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
Catholic Hierarchy Asks Democracy For Mnorites

A resident OF Dickinson. N o., has
invented a machine to grade noorins
cards tor thickness quickly.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28

upon the supremacy OF spiritual
values, and upon freedom for our
selves and for all men everywhere"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28

No case hopeless, bring your troubles to
me now, to receive information pertaining
to our methods Of helping. you. Send ad-
dressed and stamped envelope to Bishop
NINE, v. D. s. ARMIsTEAD, 1877 W. nth
street. New York City. Also Mediums and
Ministers taught. Credentials issued.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
NO PEP?
Here's What Well
Known New YORK
Doctor Advises

DR.. Edward Parrish
we'll known physician.
former County Health
Otticer, says: Many
men, and women too,
lack pep, vigor and vi
tally after 40 because
Of insufficient iron. cal.
oium, Vitamin Bl, They
become fatigued, worn
out, tire easily-evefy.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
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BEAUTY lrN Cost

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Evening star., 1942-05-29

We Pay HIGHEST Prices
ASK for Mr.. Oppenheimer. eO3 F st. NV.
ALL OUT FOR DEFENSE.
WE PAY CASH.
Highest prices for suits, o'costs, radios.
trunks. etc. Mixes, 1928 7th stnv Phone
DISTRICT 1874. WE CALL PROMPTLY.
Evening star., 1942-05-29

ATTIC FANS. room coolers: keep entire
hI0ese IiOa eoo! $40 up. See our quality
prices. Blades and motors for sale Ha1
rls Armature Co. 1343 9th ST NV
Evening star., 1942-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

CLARINET wanted, B-flat, wood: state
make, price and where it can be seen.
Evening star., 1942-05-29
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CHARwOMAN colored, bus girl, wants
night work. HO. 1928 after pm.
GIRL colored, wishes Job as bus girl;
willing to learn. Call Franklin 3S12.
GIRL. colored. desires job as pantry or
counter girl. NO. BIOS evenings
GIRL, colored. wishes cleaning by day:
reference. co. 2SS7.
GIRL Southern colored. would like Job
STAYING on lot, gh.w. plain cooking. HO
74a7.
NIGHTWORK by charwoman. 1916 22nd
st. NV.
WOMAN. colored, young, reliable, wants
job ghw: very well experienced, refer
ence: prefer no Sunday. HO. 2752.
Evening star., 1942-05-29
SITUATIONS WoMEh.

Aouse mtnaseT- Cau LII. ooUo alter D m.
COLLEGE GRADUATE wishes position as
Spanish. Box 81, B c. 8. Blackstone. Va.
DIETrTIAN avail. June Ist, capable as
suming position in hospital. large dining
room; Is years exper in buying. menu
making. supervising help; years in last
position: can furnish business and chsrac-
ter references. Box 172-E. Star.
EXECUTIVES ASSISTANT young woman.
now employed in N. Y. capable of relieving
% years on present Job; will be in Wash
ington for interviews entire week Of June
/: minimum salary. $50. Box 3l3-D, STAR
GOVT. GIRL will work in refined home
syenings eyer exchange room and dinner. Box
HOSTESS. educated. refined, personality.
appearance. character. highest references;
only frst-class hotel restaurant or club.
Box 34s-D, Star.
NURSE, trained in infant care. IL years
sxDerenee s0s sHn 2; C. references; no nights.
or evening work; thoroughly experienced;
refs. MA. 5000, or Box 2Sl-D Star. 29'
VA. TEACHER. 35 yrs, capable, exp,
wishes homework after work hrs. in exc.
for r: and b.: refs. Box 163-D. Star. 29'
WOMAN, white, employed part time. wishes
to work for room. Box 349-D, Star. 81
YOUNG LADY wishes temporary typing,
clerical or selling position. hour or day
work. Write Box 356-D. Star.
TO EMPLOYERS.
have svailaSl' fo6 immsdate em
WOOD COLLEGE,
10 14th st. Placement Service. ME 5051.
Evening star., 1942-05-29

board operator: excellent salary and work
ing conditions: give references. experience,
age. Box 273-E Star.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Australia Charges 1o
With Trying TO Aid Japs
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SYDNEY, Australia, May 26.-
Army Minister Francis M. Forde an
nounced yesterday the arrest Of 10
men and women believed to have
been associated with the so-called
Australia First Front, on charges Of
reasonable conspiracy to aid the
Japanese If they invaded Australia.
Mr.. Forde said documents which
were seized gave plans for the as
sassination cf leading Australians
and for sabotaging vulnerable
points.
These documents indicate fifth
column activity of the worst kind to
be very small and by a small band of
people," he said.
The arrests were made by military
authorities. Mr.. Forde said three
other men and a woman were ar
rested at Perth, West Australia, on
charges Of conspiring to assist the
Japanese.
Leaders Of the Australia First
movement said they were astonished
at Mr.. Forde's allegations. One
member said the accusations were
silly and ridiculous" All those ar
rested were committed for trial on
heavy bail.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Montgomery Women Back
SALVAGE and Bond Sales

Two war activities-metal salvage
and bond sales-are engaging the
Women's Committee Of the Mary
land Council of Defense in Mont
gomery County this week.
The Salvage Committee, Mrs.
Walter Brown, chairman, has ar
ranged for four repositories in the
Bethesda Chevy Chase area. She
urges housewives, in spring cleaning
of attics and Easements, to look
for discarded metal Of all kinds and
deliver 1t to the nearest reception
depot. A truck for delivery of large
metal objects is available by calling
Bradley 0239, Mrs. Brown an
nounceS.
The salvage depots are located as
follows: Chevy Chase Firehouse,
Connecticut avenue, opposite Co.
lumbia Country Club; rear of the
Chevy Chase Post Office and Lii
brary, Connecticut avenue and
Lenox street; Alb Hampden lane,
Bethesda, and front of the Farm
Women's Market on Wisconsin ave-
nue..
Mrs. B. Peyton Whalen, General
Committee chairman, said q house.
toulouse canvass will be made by
her women defense workers, in the
hope of obtaining War bond pur-
chase pledges from every house
holder in Montgomery. The coun-
tvs quota for May is $148, 400.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Executive Committee
OF Board Of Trade
Listed by Morris
Choirmen and Members
Of subcommittee Also
Are Announced

Members Of the Executive Com
mittee of the Board Of Trade and
the chairmen and members of the
various subcommittee were an
nounced at a meeting yesterday at
the Washington Hotel by Edgar
Morris. chairman of the board S
Greater National Capital Commit
tee.
Serving with Mr.. Morris on the
Executive Committee are: George
Pitt, sr., vice chairman; Francis G.
Addison. jr., treasurer; Clarence A.
Arata, secretary; Thomas D. Carson,
Edward F. Colladay, James E. Coli-
flower, w. w. Everett, Robert v.
Fleming, E. C. Graham, Thomas J.
Groom, Granville Guide, John j.
Hasley, Joseph D. kaufman, Arthur
J. May, L. P. McLachlen, E. D. Mer-
rill, L. Gardner Moore, Claude w.
Owen, E. Barrett Prettyman, John
A. Reilly, H. L. Rust, jr.; John Saul.
F. P. H. Siddons, Fred A. Smith,
Harry P. Somerville, Wilmer J..
Waller. Lawrence E. williams and
Lloyd B. Wilson.
The following subcommittee were
also appointed: Policy committee,
Mr.. Everett chairman; Mr. Fleming,
Mr.. Graham, Mr.. Pitt, Mr.. Coli
flower, Mr.. Saul and Mr.. Wilson.
Budget committee, Mr.. Addison,
chairman; Mr. McLachlen and Mr..
Arata. Publicity and promotion
committee, Mr.. Siddons, chairman;
Mr.. Colladay, Mr.. Guide, Mr.. Kauf-
man, Mr.. May. Mr.. Prettyman, Mr..
Smith and Mr.. Williams. Finance
committee, Mr.. Groom, chairman;
Mr.. Hasley. Mr.. Merrill, Mr.. Reilly,
Mr.. Rust, jr.; Mr.. Saul, Mr.. Siddons
and Mr.. Waller. Hotels and con-
vention committee, MIR. Moore,
chairman: Mr.. Carson, Mr.. Coln-
flower, Mr.. Owen, Mr.. Somerville
and Mr. Williams.
A report was submitted by Mr..
Merrill, chairman of the Campaign
Committee, on the status OF the
Greater National Capital Commit
tees campaign for funds for the
1942-43 activities Of the commit
tee. 1T is apparent" Mr.. Merrill
stated. that the quota set by the
committee will be reached by the
end of the campaign"
Evening star., 1942-05-26
100 Arrested in Paris
In New Gestapo Drive
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, May ga new Ges-
tapo drive in Paris has yielded 100
arrests, including two men charged
with attempting to blow up an
anti-Bolshevik exhibition In Sale
Wagram with time bombs, Free
French sources said yesterday.
At least SO were said to have
been arrested in the industrial sub
urbs where r. A. F. bombardments
provoked hostility toward the oc-
cupying authorities"
In one raid, the Gestapo was
reported to have confiscated print
ing presses and packets of forged
identity cards, ration cards, special
passes and thousands of copies of
pro- Allied leaflets.
The Free French sources said
groups in Paris and the provinces
were conducting militant resist
ance" and the Gestapo raids were
aimed at seizing the leaders.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Euston Pilot With R. A. F
Dies in Malta Defense
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
EASTON, Md, May 26-Eddie
Streets did pretty well for himself
as an R. A. F. pilot, and he was
proud of it.
The 20-year-old flyer shot down
three enemy bombers, two by him.
self and one with the aid of another
pilot. He shot down an enemy
fighter plane. and badly damaged
two others.
Il doubt if they ever reached home
pretty good going, I think" he
wrote last January in q letter Just
received by his father.
Eddie didn't reach home, either.
He was killed In March while flying
Ia the defense Of Malta
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Queen Mary IS Today;
Does Her Own Shopping
~ the Associated Press.

By the A36oclated frebS.
LONDON. May 26.-Queen Moth
er Mary celebrated her 18th birth
day anniversary today and planned
to spend the day at the West Coun-
try mansion which has been her
home since the war started.
Perhaps one Of her most treas
ured gifts will be bouquet OF coun-
try flowers, picked by the village
boys and girls-all of whom the
Queen calls by their first names or
nicknames.
Her appearance is as austere as
ever, but the war has brought a new
warmth to her smile. Nearly every
day she has walked through the
village, mingling with the country
women, doing her own shopping,
usually with a paper bag.