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Evening star., 1942-12-30
Austrian Prince and Wife
Die Of Coal Gas POISONING
RN the Axsnciated preSx

BY the Associated Press
BERLIN (From German Broad
casts, Dec. 3O.-Prince Albrecht of
Schaumburg-Lipp of Austria and
his commoner wife of a few years
died of coal gas poisoning on
Christmas eve at Linz, the German
Transocean news agency reported
yesterday in a dispatch form the
Austrian city.
The prince, who was 70. and his
wife were found dead in their bed
room Christmas morning Trans
ocean said, and investigation showed
they had died from carbon-mon-
oxide gas escaping from a faulty
stove.
Prince Albrecht of Schaumburg-
Lippe, was a son of Prince Gull
laume Charles Auguste of Schaum-
burg -Lippe, who was a grand uncle
of the present head of the line,
Prince Volrad Albrecht, born in
Ratiboritz October "a, 1869, married
Elsa, Duchess of the royal house of
Wurtemberg, May 6, 1897. and they
had seven children. She died In
May, 1886.
Evening star., 1942-12-30
Mrs. Nellie McAndrews,
D. c. Resident, Dies

Mrs. Nellie w. McAndreWs, SO,
widow of Col Joseph r. McAndrews,
U. S. A., died yesterday at her resi-
dence 4007 Connecticut avenue
NV, after a long illness.
A native of Chicago, she had been
a Washington resident since 1918
She leaves a son. Joseph r. Mean
drews. and a daughter, Miss Edna
Betty McAndrews, of this city.
Services will be held at the Hines
Funeral Home at $50 am. tomor-
row, followed by requiem mass at
9 am. in st. Thomas the Apostle
Church. Burial will be in Arlington
National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1942-12-30

A1shui Mss DgS. ~ rGI arsn ssvS Meh AND
James Alexander Mitchell. "a Harbor
sspfFi1fs; sf Wsshiasaon Mishi and Betty Jane syars
s.n ana 1:ss Vrsa. sss'; oSst.s
Alice Thelma Reinertsen, 20, Elizabetf
yoiT and aelen Seissr 5s.n st.,.son rSa, ss5 81
JsmeS Reatf Hamiten Il hlenaesss csrk. r "a ror, s.
vi, :,,rI,d snd VIVIAN Anne kobeeiks, q q
and Melba Maxine Nelson. 50, Woon.
socket: 8. Oak.
Robert ia ITs WoTthinston: 20, Washington
ana ,exendr,V Elener werner Puckett' 81, Route
Maurice Price Gooden 81. Lynchburg. Va.
and Ruth Elizabeth Bender. "A, York
william Martin Chapman. 20. and Sylvia
Lorraine Miller. 20. both of Lancaster
Irene ouiniey' t' r. both i 81 eh' NorRieh nR4tii'
Wilmer Galen CARRIER 90 Woodbridge. Va
Ewing sna MaTy rnTddn Eta sDuniVln' 20 Lort3n
and MARY Mercedes Berry, 33, Accotink
Issued At Alexandria.
Thomas K Smith. y, Rockneld Ky
! and Virginia E. Thomas, 81, Washing
and Maybelle S. Grazisno. %, Trenton
Leslie l.. Dove. 81. Fairfax. Va and 1aur,
virginia Mohler. ~. Alexandria
Clarence Riley. % Bangor Me, an,
- Betty @Vlster. 23. Washington.
Elmer Tomanini II, and Dorothy Yer
shinSki. 20, both Of Carmel, Pa
''fSS w Hans ri bo;a q ne dsS.ishs
Russell T. Craig, tr., %. and Thedo Rams
dell, 23. both of Alexandria
Mario DeSiena. 40. New Rochelle N
and Margaret E. Beck Al, New Yori
Edward M. peGrote. 43 Fort Belvoir ant
/ Stanley Granville, -. and Jane E. Mil
lisan; 81 both Of Philadelphia.
Alexander Shepherd. IT.. 2I. and Ruth
", Canterbury. 81 both of Alexandra.
walter X Smith p; and Pauline l. Kis
Edward Machinski %. Kulpmont, Pa, ant
MARY Mary Peronace., 81, shamokin. Pa
"lVillam Dayidson jr,. 26, Camp Lee
Falls. Ohio.
Evening star., 1942-12-30
In Mrntnrtum

BROWN. LILLIAN TROUPE. In mem
r ory Of Lillian TROUPE BROWN. VINO
passed away three years ago today, De-
cember 30, 1899.
We think of you often and will to the end;
Gone and FORGOTTEN by some you may be-
MOTHER, FATHER AND D SISTER. e
BUTLER, CHARLES MADDEN In low
MADDEN BUTLER who entered into to'-tiie the
Great Beyond SIX years ago today. Deem
ber 30, 1896. WIFE AND FAMILY. I.
CLIFFORD. THOMAS E., JR. In loving
band and father, THOMAS E. CLIFFoRD,
December 30, 1888.
=. Fond memories of our short but happy
ne nvf% fosetheT M,Tr are part Of our daily lives
GLEASON. ELSIE E.. In sad and loving
mothsT ELSIE "' GIEAsoN, LEA Gs,e 1ho Who Ger Ge
today, December 30. 1915.
i HUsBAND Gas n9. AND f2rSeaI Children. Ifh {.
GRIGSBY, ALICE V. In memory of my
naTted his life Two yesrs een todsr ~no e He-
cember 80, 1910
Mother, how hard we tried to save you,
u PRAYERS and tears were all in vain
Happy angels came and took you
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. EDNA
HUGHSTON. ANNIE W. tribute of
love and devotion to the precious memory
Of our dear wife and mother, ANNIE w
HUGHSTON, who departed this life two
years ago today, December 80, 1910.
thank nv God upon every remem-
brance OF you.
DEVOTED HUSBAND, JOHN L. HUGHs-
TON.
Mother of mine, AN ANGEL of grace,
Always so loving, such beautiful face;
Always so tender. always so kind
An ansel from Heaven, this mother of
Mother of mine. look down from above
And guide and protect the ones that you
love;
Who watched them in childhood with
tender care
And taught them to say their evening
prayer.
Mother of mine. look down from the sky
On your children that idolized you;
Your beauty of soul will always remain
MrR Mh vqN nS On ihis H naTh M Us meet asan N
FRANCES.
Evening star., 1942-12-30
John E||erton Lodqe,
Freer Gallery Director,
Dies After Illness
Massachusetts Senotor's
Uncle Came to Post
Here in 1881

John Ellerton Lodge, 64, director
of the Freer Gallery of Art anc
uncle of Senator Lodge, Republican
of Massachusetts,, died yesterday al
Doctors Hospital. He had been Ill
only a few days.
Mr.. Lodge was the only surviving
son of the late Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts,. The
present Senator Lodge Is a grand
son.
Mr.. Lodge had lived in Washing
ton since 1881, coming from Boston,
where he was curator of the depart
ment of Asiastic art of the Boston
Museum of Fine Arts.
Mr.. Lodge lived at the Fairfax
Hotel with Mrs. Lodge, the former
Mary Connolly of Massachusetts,.
Funeral in Boston.
Funeral services will be held in
Boston tomorrow.
A sister, Mrs. Constance Williams,
wife of Maj. Gen. Clarence c. Will
liams, former chief of ordnance. also
survives. She lives at Hamilton,
Mass.
Mr.. Lodge was noted as an Oriental
linguist.
Because he both spoke and read
Japanese, his services had been in
constant demand by the Government
since Pearl Harbor. A graduate of
Harvard, where he specialized in
Oriental languages and art, Mr.
Lodge later continued his studies of
these subjects in trips abroad.
Mr.. Lodge was born in Nahant
Mass. in 1878. He came to Washing
ton first when his father first en-
tered the House in 1880
Gallery Halls Work.
A statement issued today at the
Freer Gallery said:
ITO both of these institutions (the
Boston Museum and the Freer Gal
lery) he brought the distinction Of
wide knowledge of the arts in
their relation to Oriental cultures.
The recently developed interest in
the language, history and life of the
Far East fostered by the museums
Of the country owes much to his
inspiration and to the standards
established by him.
ITO the original Freer collections
he has added many works of major
Importance and has created here a
research center to which other
museums, collectors and students,
both of this country and abroad,
turn for authoritative opinion and
direction"
Evening star., 1942-12-30

~~~'"eS~ WV e~"tS uo otftCf uuyOs
william william :; Muldrow. 81, Pittsbureh and
the Rev j. Mckenzie Harrison. !. jr. ST.
Ne Ms6f| h.1 Edss5as SassI; St. n~
XyS XySsrQsiss McEvqy =. is iSth st: s.. n.e. seo
NJ. Msfy ,asss xssnz Hes: /, r,sm.n Potomac Sc Sc
TX s;:SSfiis. 5s. n.~' the Rev. N Norma" Ger Ger
ans ana fns Re- 49, q ,sla '!h i1th Il s.
EdWsrd AmoTSs hs Rss e. 5smf: ss7 Rttenbous. Rnn
Rittssnhouse st. NV; the Rev. Pryce e.
s5s t. 5ss g. 2rnston Sa:ss s'hs tx.
and HssSii eisla HuiDert so!s faRs snSbaid a.
Joseph Vf hs Rsy }Shp ss 4h " ss ne
Ifao,Sa Lois Waltz N,i;a, "a 6o4 ST. me- the Rev
Jehue connslIs. ,s; PITTSBURGH, and Edna
aoP;Ti Ms;, ths Rey j9hn Y Rastin; i, na
hoSqfs TssffE Fr.defet s 81 bssop Ess Capitol
ne: the Rev. Robert 1, Jeans.
ran and Dss afFeeFi n s:son 4ss %srd st. No.
>. tel;, the Rev. Howard Anderson.
Harold Nanney. II; AZ st. ss;, and
ana ana RSofoshss POI sas ] passoni ai, 2" ioli st:
lama snd bar5srs 1s0q aamslen a Sii 10y 5oa 81 South s
Ranh Ga50na T. Nils aEs ibs ss Rev St. Goers1 sna
n, ~; the .Reys chsSies ;! Austin. o.
and Ella Grove, y, b31s Colorado ave ave.
NV: the Rev. John 8 Briess.
H'sEy MyrI. rsaStfr xrS,: 49, g. 1888 sa4 :, and
Riehsrd : Kotss; s. S." Fort Meade. Md.
anS 1as'f r. Rev w5sGn. !smes f. Mis4 'rd st
+ + r. Il: "a III Hs'sR H:;5 I:'.ss
a1s IS oS:uss +. ST. s$Ie GhsssossSs
s.w,, and M Barbara Burns, 81. $500
18th st. NV; the Rev. orris G. Robin
N0St. estn, snd Ed,th 1o kts[nsS 81
Charles Fotherinsham. 3s ~ Massschu-
Smith. 5ts ~ II ..si;.s Mssssehusetfs ave. NV NV:
''s s,5E:1 sssSssss / lS s.: St nv
nn;XTi;. and, and Marlsl Wni,ehouse -; Gar
Elaine Holmes. 20. 3a7 18th pl. ne;
inston; Nd. and virginia Craft: 2b.
1903 Quebec pl. NV; the Rev. John C,
EuseGe seG IN = Nall Hidr'a. ga College Park Nd
c,ssa.;;onnw,,' st; NV ths Rev: W. Draper, r:
'fmsn and Marss 'eS vsvaf N tS!' PsES' fsis 's st.
nxi xih.r, the u.,y, Rey Peter Marshall; ,, w.
and Mary Kenyon: aa: Hartford Conn;
nths ths r Rey porsrs How'rs s. ,ayn ,WayIkinson.
nv; the Rev. John B. Are%aut. % 'l o.
John I Anderson, ,,I; - Army Medical Cen
more: he Rev Richard Braunstein
Wsyns Giebons ~ Indian Head Nd and
ths Rev pu4es stap.y 49 a@a 10Th st. ne
Clarence Lucas. .;36, 1914 Jocelyn st
1oeevn 1s and d Ksthryp n, KsT Fsy HE ssl4
Arhsr hsn, zysf y 1s4l ;sSo Says5 sts St and
.4nd:e 4nas fH,5sT HobsTt Ss H.vmss Scott Circle NV"
Marshall Smith, 90 4431 3rd st. NV.
and Nancy 2. Crisp, 20. 1907 St NV;
the Rev. John c. Ball.
Issued At Fairfax.
John Gorham Palfrey. jr. 23. Brookline
Mass. and Belle Wyatt Roosevelt, %,
New York.
Leo Rhodes Lewis. %. Arlinston. and Hilda
Roberts Palmauist. 90. Kansas City,
Everett Morton Peterson. 81. and Alice
May Remley. 81 West Lafayette. Ind
Anthony Dominick Cutrup %, Fort Belvoir.
and Theresa Carole Lyons, 81, Fort
Lee, Va
Evening star., 1942-12-30
Maj. J. n. Humbert Dies,
Served in Australia
Ry the tod press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-Maj. John
H. Humbert, At, of New York,
former manager Of the Food Con-
centrates Division of the United
Fruit Co.. died yesterday in a San
Francisco hospital, it was learned
here.
A veteran of the World War. Mr..
Humbert was recommissioned a
major in the Army Provost Mar
shals Department last August. For
several months he served in Aus
tralia, returning recently to the
West Coast.
Evening star., 1942-12-30
Beck Leaves S35O.OOO

CHICAGO. Dec. 20 IP),-The will
of Edward Scott Beck, IA, former
manamging editor and assistant
editor in chief of the Chicago
Tribune, bequeathing an estimated
S350000 estate to members of his
family, was filed in Probate Court
today. Mr.. Beck died Christmas
Day after an illness of several
months.
Evening star., 1942-12-30
Ensign, Rodiomon Die
In Navy Plane Crash
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 30.-A Navy
land plane crashed yesterday near
Creeds, Va, killing Ensign Shirley
F.. Summers, U. S. NJ r., of Byron
Calf, and Roy Lee Newman. avia-
ton radioman, third class, of Mid
land City, Ala.
The accident occurred during
routine fight operations, the 5th
Naval District said last night.
Evening star., 1942-12-30
George Carter, II, Dies;
Newspaper Executive
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SMYRNA, Del, Dec. 30.-George
Carter, IT, former Wilmington Del)
newspaper executive, died yesterday.
Beginning his newspaper career
as a printer, he rose to editor-in-
chief and managing editor of the
Wilmington Evening Journal.
When the Journal merged with
the Every Evening in 1898, he be-
came joint editor with A. o. Grier
of the Journal Every Evening, re-
firing two years ago to his farm
near Smyrna.
Evening star., 1942-12-30
Pennsylvania Suicide
Blamed on Pets Death
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW CASTLE, Pa, Dec 30
Coroner T. F. Nugent reported grief
over the death of a dog apparently
led Thomas Sheppard, 81. to end
his life with a revolver bullet today
on his farm in Neshannock Town
ship.
The dog, which died recently, had
been Mr.. Shephard's companion for
years. A note left by Mr. Sheppard,
intimating suicide. led to the dis
covery of his body.
Evening star., 1942-12-30
Births Reported

Silas and Virginia Ball. sirl
Domenic and Eunice Barberio boy
John and Mary Barrett boy
Charles and Sara Budd, girl
James and Jessie Daisey. girl
Gerald and Dorothea Duin, girl
John and Eulalia Evans, girl
Gilbert and Myrtle Fissell, boy
Lyle and Frances Garlock, girl.
William and Frances Gooid boy.
Ed and Beatrice Hargrove, girl
woodrow and Mary Hellmuth girl
Seymour and Sylvia Kritt, boy,
Walter and Miriam Kroll, girl.
Drexel and Helen Mason. girl
George and Esther Miller girl
wilhelm and Ernestine Muehlenhort, sirl
Samuel and Pauline Newman. girl.
Joseph and Helen Reidv, girl.
George and Nancy Rhine, bov
Pope and Carolyn Rogers boy.
Jack and Anna Smith, girl
William and Gladys Tiefenthaler. boy.
George and Louise Twomey, boy.
Laurence and Ethel Waple, girl.
Roy and Virginia Wells, boy
Aloysius and Vivian Wieczorek, girl
CASPER and Cynthia Wister, girl
Linrod and Agatha Durbin boy.
EStera and Mary Hill, girl.
Arthur and Mary Williams, boy.
Samuel and Pearl Williams, girl,
John and Marie Wise. girl
Mckinley and Junetta Young. boy
Evening star., 1942-12-30

Elizabeth Hernden. 80. 4os. 18th 1t. 50
Henriett. Jones, %. 81 xth st. ne.
John Hicks. 80. 900 44th st. ne.
Eizabeth Gross, IS. 81 Canal st. s.w.
Ar1nnr 1ams. STann unl1: 81 1?24 saa 18th st. NV.
Izetta Brooks, Sc. 2412 18th st. NV.
Paul Gray. sr;. 80. 2120 r st. NV.
Eeneile Posey. ~, l347 lst st. NV.
Moses Porter. As, 62S st. NV
shannon Kelly. A.. 1928 Providence st.
ne. "
Clifton snowden. 80. 1908 wylie court. nj.
James James Peterson. &c, $50 g st. ne
EIaax, rlaaK dSnIsaies. mIsa 30; 1S22 5th st: NV.
Infant Ralph M. Hunt. 1889 Maryland
ave. ne.
Infant Smith. 1880 8 st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-12-30
Issued At Rockville.

William James Harris. jr.. o. and .rns
ELAINE Rogers, 10, both of Glen Echo
tig, rs. both Of Rockville
Bruce Cantrell. y, Washinston. and
Elizabeth Josephine Huffman, q, Pikes-
Robert Malco. 40. Detroit. and Marian L.
WIdmayer, 80, WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1942-12-30
Car Sales Controlled

All sales of motor vehicles in
venezuela are now regulated by the
government.
Evening star., 1942-12-30

WE'D 50 YEARS-Mr. and Mrs.
Lemuel A. Dennison recently
celebrated their golden we'd
ding anniversary at their
home, 2208 Fairlawn avenue
Sc. They have 7 children, %
grandchildren and 6 great
grandchildren.
Harris 81 Ewing Photo.
Evening star., 1942-12-30
Marriage License
Appjicotions

Under d. c. laU. couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,odit three full days and
receiDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other dnys.
Evening star., 1942-12-30
lrayer College Of Secreiarial Traiuinu

Homer Building, Thirteenth and Streets
education Graduation from hiEh school required
nter any Monday for review Of shorthand dictation,
Strayer graduates are superior applicants-pre-
led to make excellent records in competitive exam
n9ary and IS. Registration once open day and
,phone National IS4S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
Sisters Vie
For COUeted
Film Oscar

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. 9 (INS).-
Two sisters today We'd in friendly
rivalry for Hollywood's top honor
- the Motion Picture Academy
award for acting.
The sisters, Joan Fontaine and
Olivia DeHavilland. were among
the five actresses nominated for
the award. Joan for her work in
the psychological drama, "Suspi-
Iclon," and Olivia for her perform
ance in Hold Back the Dawn"
Nominated with them were
Bette Davis. already two-time
winner OF the award. for her role
in The Little Foxes" Greer Gar
son for the part she portrayed in
Blossoms in the Dust" and Bar
bara Stanwyck. for her star per-
Torrance as the strip tease queen
in Ball Of Fire"
Miss Fontaine won a nominal
ton. but not the award, last year
on the basis Of her first starring
vehicle. "Rebecca. Two years ago,
Miss DeHavilland was nominated
for the supporting role award in
her role of Melanic in Gone With
the Wind.
Among the five nominated for
the actor award were Gary
Cooper. for his Sergeant York"
Robert Montgomery for his role in
Here Comes Mr. Jordan Cary
Grant for his work IN Penny
.Serenadc,' and Walter Huston
for his work as the devil in All
That Money Can Buy
Among the pictures nominated
for the award Of outstanding mo-
ton picture Of the year were:
Blossoms In the Dust Here
Comes Mr. Jordan Hold Back
the Dawn" How Green Was My
Valley The Little Foxes. The
Maltese Falcon" One Foot In
Heaven. Sergeant York" and
Suspicion
Walter Brennan Charles Co.
burn Donald Crisp, James Glca-
son and Sidney GrcenStreet were
nominated for the award tor the
best performance by an actor in
a supporting role"
Supporting role actresses nomi-
mated were Sara Allgood. Mary
Aston Patricia Collinge Teresa
Wright and Margaret Wycherly.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
Martha Graham
Dancers Comma

Martha Graham, the woman
who has had more influence or
the dance in America than al.
most any other single person. and
her All-AmerICan Dancers will
appear in the Masonic Auditorium
on Monday evening. February Is
They will present the following
in. "El Peni'outc.
Punch and Judy and Letter To
tho World
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
LOuella Parsons
GOSSIP FROM
HOLLYWOOD

way with George Raft. brings
back memories TO Pat O'Brien.
over the weekend Bruce Manning
signed HIM without knowing that
Pat had played this same role for
80 weeks with the stage company
in Chicago. II was during the run
of the play that Pat met his wife,
ElolSe who was one of the beauti-
full chorus girls
< So far no leading woman is set
for this yarn. which Bill Setter
directs but little Anne GWynne
gets the second femme part that
Of the hard-bollcd chorus girl.
Personally. | think the Gwynne
girl has something She's no con-
vcntlonal glamour girl and de-
serves better roles.
Kay Francis returns from Arr
iona this morning. Shes been in
the desert trying 10 get rid Of a
cold that hung on for days She
reports at Universal for the CLAM
orouS mother role IN Boy Meets
Baby the Henry Roster picture
in which Bob Cummings has the
male lead
So tar the juvenile femme lead
ha, not been chosen Universal
seems 10 be having a lot Of casting
trouble. what with Broadway"
and tins one If Dcanna Durbin
weren't oR tour OF army camps
and she was IN the picture, she
and Ka} would be reunited, for
Kay played her mother in Its a
Dhln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
Dancers at Center
Wednesday Night

DANCERS EN- ROUTE VIII
make their Detroit debut al the
Jewish Community Center Wood
ward and HolhrOok venues
"Wednesday evening
In line with the centcr's policy
.of maintaining its cultural de-
lenses. the presentation Of the
dance troupe IS being promoted by
"a dance concert committee.
headed by Mrs David Cooper Act
ing As conSultant> for the COM
ImIttce are olga Frlcker, Della
'Ilu>>ey. ToSla MundstOck, Ruth
Murray and julia Sanford of
Wayne University, Francis Robin
son of the Art Institute and John
Wagner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09

that blaCkoutS have had SOM
unusual effects on the moNIcgolnj
public.
Every one goes TO the the
aters, but they 20 earlier.
Blackouts have moved up the
attendance time about two
hours. During one which lasted
three and a houf hours in san
Francisco We had To keep our
audience with reading news
flashes and various short sub
jects until the all-clear sounded
and the manager dropped from
relief"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
DISTINGUISHED VISITOR

Another distinguished gucS, who
Nnd yesterday was Herbert
-rrn'tc' TIE head OF the Tele.
r.Ns Ihcaier Corporation. He is
.a.c for the premiere OF the De-
'rrI' house proceeds from which
VIII hr turned over 10 the navy
.'llan-' committee Friday night
An pN'uid graduate. MIR Schef-
'r. FIRST became interested in
rcWSreCi 'aeaterS when ne was
living abroad There were so many
IN London and ,n Paris, he failed
n See why America shouldn't have
them fIa. >a tC set out 10 do
something about II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09

BROADWAY CAPITOL Week tn'
in Havana l2'7 49,! 49,, Ms, 80 10 a. -
81. 5 q la---p---lo---.-------
CINDERELLA Wesk-tcd n Havana
? 80. 5 80, $40 y. m. Blossoms 40 IN
Dust. II 80 $50. 10. 20 30 N
CINEMA Quiz, Wedding IL > 20
I 80, s:t5. s So II 80 D. M The Islam
Dictator. 40, 800. ~ 80, 10 ~
.. m.
FISHER Week End in Havana .'---9G
s:5s. s:2l .. m BLOSSOMS IN the Dust
II %, 3.o6, IFS, 10 80 =. m.
FOX "Remember the Day u 70 ot
ii 1S IS NJ N. 81 sos sai p. N. .''''
HOLLYWOOD Week End IN Havana
s.os p. m Blossoms IN the Dust % 7.o'
MA MADISON = Champaign wsp1" =
4 m 225. $50. % N The Siei
Of me Cross y -. jo. 10. 10 a.
MICHIGAN They uicd Win Thci
? m. The Mexican Spuhre.s BABY ~
PALMs-sTATE-"Amonr me Livre
PA PAR.DIsT11A.t or N. puancs
las, 343. SO, : S. u o6 .. m Tn'
BTsa Sx1,S 22e w. -. "a &c. 30 Cans D. m
u "a. i.Oi, 81 10 - D.. m blossom
in the nus, 2:ls. s 50. gia p. m.
R.K-O UPTOWN Blossoms In IN,
Dus, " 1,3O t2Q 72s ~ so g.. m
Week End in Havana" No. Sos. = y
2. m.
ROYAL week End In Havana. { 10
II 20 p NJ Blossoms IN the Dust.
as? az .. ~
UNITED ARTISTS ~ Putnam
ESQ l2i3 336 - 10 % 2. m
Nj and Mr. N.rh d m ? %
B 5 80, 300 3 ma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 9. - Betty
Field will have until April &c
honeymoon with Elmer Rice and
then she is reporting at Para
mount. She has agreed to forget
about the stage and co-star with
Joel McCrea in Triumph over
Pain" the next Preston SturgeS
picture.
II must be two years since
first wrote that Paramount had
bought the rights to Rene FulloF
Muller's book. but the picture was
never made-I suppose because OF
all the controversy over the hero
DR.. Robert Morton. a BoStc den
fist. Muller gives him credit fol
having discovered the first anaeS-
thesia in his effort to make den
tistry less painful.
When l wrote the story | was
bombarded with letters from doc
tors, dentists and nonprofessionals
challenging my statement. In any
event. the picture will be made
and Sturges will seek to show that
Morton was never paid cent and
was never given his due honor.
BABE RUTH ARRIVES
Babe Ruth was met al the tran
today by the boys band of MAJ
areth Orphanage-fitting because
the Babe was himself an orphan
and brought up in an orphanagc
Just 10 show he has a soft spot
in his heart for these kids, he
bought breakfast for them, To-
morrow the popular baseball favo-
rite reports al Sam GoldWyr
studio TO play himself in Pride
of the Yankees.
Bill Dickey. who was associated
with Lou Gehrig for many years
when Dickey was champion
pitcher. has also arrived here for
the Goldwyn epic. Dickey's wife
a blonde, is so good looking that
when Sam Wood, the director OF
the Gehrig movie, saw her he sad
You ought TO be in pictures your
self. Well. maybe she Will be
It's happened before.
The detective role In Broad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
NEW SREEL CHAIN

IT, hf- fnp for there iS nov 2
coaSt-'o-c08St chain of these 'he-
afrrs from Now York 10 San Fran
CISCO Hc r5e Just flown IN from
Jhe West Coast where re found
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
HOLLYWOOD CHATTER

SarncN, 10 Andre David. a WELL
known French writer, al the din
ncr AZ eros Thursday night given
by the Bundles for Bluejackets.
He had lu>l left France last June
and he told me Maurice Chevalier
has married Rene Rita.
The last time | was in Paris
Miss Rita was in Matrices show
and he was very much in love with
her They are living IN the south
of France now and according to
David in greatly changed circum-
stances