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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-08
SYNOD Sc

8ARPAKA WISTEE. form. s:.,---53.
:.u band.
MARK. newsparerman-tIIrn
NOR. dies in South Wintrldgc, .ho
email town in which they had j-kcn
up resi- icncc. The evening after The
funeral. she is visited by young
DR.. TONY BRADSHAW. young .f---
=i-!ln OF the town.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-08
DIES AT WISE.

Warrcnton, Aug 3.-rurncr Irvn
Parkinson. 80. of Wise. died at ms
home last Wednesday night Flu
neral Was held at his home Thurs
day i, p. IN. lmtrrmcnt Was III
Jerusalem church cemetery. Wise.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-08
pAGL FIVE

Maryland. az 81 .OrI 200: 10 mn Month
Carolina. Il; S.535.i7l. and one IN
We, Virginia. at Ol.22J.
Evening star., 1942-05-05

program, which opened with BRAID
the Raven Hair" from The Mi
kado." Edith L. Dawson is the
accompanist for the club.
Mendelssohn's music for Shake
speare's fairy tale, with its varied
moods. presents technical and in
terpretive problems in spite of its
delightful melodies and flowing
grar The sinfonietta met them
all with ease, giving perform
ance that maintained a standard
of excellence throughout This
group of young musicians is splen-
didly trained and plays with finish
that does credit to the insight of
the conductor. Mr.. Lanning knows
his business and in addition can
inspire his musicians to give of
their best. The violin section is
excellent. playing with true intona-
ton and good tone. and other divi-
sions are of the same order. The
overture and intermezzo were es-
pecially we'll presented with light
ness of style in keeping with the
music.
Between the "Elfin Dance" and
the Funeral March" came a song
with chorus. in which the glee club
formed the background for the solo
parts taken by Miss Burnett as the
first fairy and Adeline Eaton as the
Evening star., 1942-05-05
Glee Club Program
Includes Latin Songs
BY ALICE EVERSMAN.

Tribute was paid to the music of
Latin America by the Elizabeth
Somers Glee Club with the inclusion
of a Mexican and a Venezuelan folk
song in the program presented last
night in Barker Hall. The annual
spring concert of this prominent
musical group of the Y. w. c. A.
was given in conjunction with the
Washington Sinfonietta. Van Lier
Lanning. conductor, the sinfonietta
presenting Mendelssohrn's inciden-
tai music to Midsummer Nights
Dream" in It's entirety.
Mary M. Burnett. director of the
glee club, has a rare understanding
of the value of fresh, unspoiled
voices and in the training of the
group has preserved the natural
timbre of the singers. The voices
blend well and are true in pitch,
the one cappella number, Rowley's
Love Lives Over the Hills" being
sung with purity of tone and unaf-
fected simplicity. The program was
designed to bring out the best vocal
quality without any undue effort
toward volume or dramatic effect.
The arrangement by Bryceson
Treharne OF the Mexican folk song,
THE Evening Breeze" and of the
Venezuelan Poll Perice." by Bea-
trice and Max Krone. are charming
for choruses of the glee clubs
character and the singers gave them
a spirited performance, the latter
song being repeated at the close of
the numbers by the club. Nevins' "A
Dutch Lullaby" with Merle Boddie
assisting at the piano; Wares Boat
Song" and Curran's 'Nocturne"
made up the remainder of the
Evening star., 1942-05-05

HISER. BETHESDA ssss s:ss.,.. wis. Z: Az.
Wis. 4s4s. BRad. Ol0s.' Air.CenSitisnsd,
xicToR aRTuRE. aTtRE osA MuNsoR Il
SHANGHAI GESTURE"
~ Q. 7:4S aaA o.lS Pm.
Evening star., 1942-05-05

author calling his attention to the
fact that heifer is only yearling
and does not give milk. Even
Benny can perform no such mira
cle," the writer said.
After MY Gal SAL" Hollywood
producers are tumbling to the fact
that Victor Mature is quite an
actor. All want to borrow him from
Goth Century Fox. He'll 60 to
R-K-O soon to star with Lucille
Ball in White, Hot and Blue"
Maurice Weinzelbaum, who flew
out from the East to hold Ann Mil
ler's hand, is wringing his own on
her. front door step. She's not see
ing him this week. Says it VIII be
good for him to wait.
Hollywood folks are still incensed
about the big movie executive who
refused to give up his airplane space
to ferry pilots in Texas and who was
forcibly removed from the plane by
the law. The big shot was on his
way to Washington on a big deal
Strangely, when he arrived at the
Capital he got nothing but the
brush OF.
released b. the North American
Newspaper Alliance. IneD
Evening star., 1942-05-05
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
NationaI-'Puncha and Julia" new
comedy with Jane Cowl and Arthur
Margetson: $50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"Mr. w." with Leslie
Howard a sort Of modern-age Scar
let Pimpernel: II am. las, 4:30,
tbs, 9:55 pm. Stage shows: 1855.
$40, 625 and 9:l0 pm.
Columbia-"We Were Dancing"
M. Douglas and N. Shearer as part
ners: 11:25 am, 1:30, $3.50, 5:35,
7:35 and 9:45 pm.
Earle-"Kings Row." film version
Of the dramatic novel: II am, LAS,
4:30, tbs and 1905 pm. Stage
shows: ITO, 4, 6:45 and 9:35 pm.
Keith'-"Saboteur," Alfred Hitch
cocks latest melodrama: Ills am,
1:2o, 3:25, $50, 7:35 and $40 pm.
Little-"The Story of the Vat
lean. III m, El5, S.3U, 5.3O, d: III
and 1926 pm. Plus Disney's Re
luctant Dragon"
MetropOlitan-"Two Yanks In
Trinidad" with Pat O'Brien and
Brian Donlevy: 11:20 am, 1:25,
$50, '5:35, 7:45 and $50 pm. n 20
Palace-"Gone With the Wind"
the same you've seen twice before:
$50 am, 1:20, Sis and 9:10 pm.
Pix-"Ghost of Frankenstein,"
with the younger CLANCY carrying
on: 2:20, 4:20, 6:l5, 8:15 and 10:15
pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts:
Continuous from pm.
Evening star., 1942-05-05

retitled Red Light and will doubt
less get still another name revision.
His wartime swan song will be
SHADOW of the Wing" and not THE
Sun Is My Undoing." which must
be assigned to some other top star
Walter Pidgeon perhaps.
With Twentieth Century Fox
claiming a record price in buying
John Steinbeck's THE Moon Is
Down" for 100000, it is timely to
note the smartest buy of all time in
the movie industry: David o. Selz-
nick's paltry $49, 1000 check for Gone
With the Wind" That picture has
passed the $30, 600 900 crossing mark
and is still going strong.
Joan Blondell has telephoned to
Dick Powell as many as four times
day since she left Hollywood on
the victory special After seven
years it must still be love-
Innocent bystanders who have
seen first cuts Of the Irving Berlin
Mark Sandrich picture, Holiday
Inn," which stars Bing Crosby and
Fred Astaire, say this is the first
instance where a musical comedy
has been brought to the screen just
like a stage musical comedy. In
teresting. if true. The movies have
been struggling to attain that goal
long enough.
Big comedy touch to Sonia Henie's
Iceland" is her love affair with ga
ga voiced Sterling Holloway, which
continues until the United States
Marines land In Iceland. Jack
Benny's Rochester owns parachute
factory in San Diego that employs
| only colored workers. Rochester can
retire any time now without worry
ing too much about that rainy day
Monty Woolley, who stars in THE
Pied Piper" was rehearsing one Of
his lines. 1t read: Holiday friend
ships are not always remembered
so warmly" Mr.. Woolley began
specializing bitterly on his past in
Hollywood-before he shot to over
night stardom in the hit show, The
Man Who Came to Dinner" Said
he: This line should read: Holly
wood friendships are not always re-
membered so warmly"
Romantic note: Sheila Ryan is
knitting maroon tie for John
! Payne Now that Ronald Reagan
has gone away to war and left War
ner Bros. without an actor to play
Buffalo Bill, Paramount will make
a picture built around the famous
old scout-with Joel McCrea fea-
! tured.
The moon and Dorothy Lamour
continue to be inseparable, cinemat-
ically speaking She Is now work.
| ing on the 18th picture in which she
MARBLES softly about the moon. That
is one more than half the total
number OF films she has made. Her
latest, Road to Morocco" with Bob
Hope and Bing Crosby, offers as its
leading musical number Moonlight
Becomes You" Dorothy sings it.
So does Bing. Even Hope gives out
with few bars In his unique bari
tone. Fans will always remember
the most famous of all Lamour
moon sons-"Moonlight and Shad-
ows." 1t made Dottie famous.
| Fred Brisson, husband of Rosa
! lind Russell. has become a citizen
and will join the Army in a few
days. Rosalind will sell her home
and join him wherever he is sta
! toned. She will continue to do pic
lures and make Army camp tours.
A publicity man at Warner Bros.
managed to plant a story to the
effect that Jack Benny milked a
heifer during scene in George
Washington Slept Here" Next day
he received a sharp note from the
Evening star., 1942-05-05
Satisfying Boss
Proves Painful
In Drinking Scene
World Wide News.
HOLLYWOOD.

WOflO W1Oe News.
HOLLYWOOD.
If Lynne Overman never sees
another drop of ginger ale, it'll be
plenty soon enough for him.
In a drawing room scene with
George Brent and Priscilla Lane, the
script called for Overman to drink
a large glass Of champagne.
Ginger ale, as everybody should
know by now, always is substituted
for champagne in the movies.
Eleven times the scene was
photographed and II times the
director wasn't satisfied.
On the next shot, Overman gulped
down his twelfth glass Of ginger
ale
The director was satisfied: Over
man had pain in his tummy.
Evening star., 1942-05-05
Lorentz at Work

Producer Pare LorentZ has checked
in at R-K-O Radio following a
months location shooting, to begin
testing for the feminine lead and
other major roles in his Name,
Age and Occupation"
Robert Ryan, from the Tallulah
Bankhead stage show, Clash by
Night" and Erford Gage, from Maui
rice Evans production Of Mac
BETH" are the only players signed to
date.
Evening star., 1942-05-05
Conveys in Film

Edward Sutherland will direct
R-K-O Radios The Navy Comes
Through" story of the merchant
marine, starring Pat O'Brien, Ran
dolph Scott and Jackie Cooper
which Islin AuSter will produce.
The Navy Comes Through" is
adapted from the magazine story
Battle Stations" by Borden Chase
and concerns three United States
Navy gunners assigned to protect 9
Liverpool bound American vessel
from the attacks of submarine
wolf packs.
Evening star., 1942-05-05
Thriller to Return

"Gunga Din" based on Rudyard
Kipling's ballad and laid in India,
and King Kong" thriller de luxe,
based on the Edgar Wallace story,
will shortly be reissued by R-K-O
Radio and made available to the
screengoing public.
Both are adventure pictures, re-
plete with drama and thrills. The
reissue is in response to public de-
mand. Cast in "Gunga Din" are
Cary Grant, Joan Fontaine, Victor
McLaglen, Douglas Fairbanks, jr.;
Sam Jaffe and Eduardo Ciannelli.
King Kong" has in It's cast Fay
Wray, Robert Armstrong and Bruce
Cabot.
Evening star., 1942-05-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

siastic in It's reception Of the entire
program.
Evening star., 1942-05-05


Julia" is, to put it bluntly, comedy
that is just as cute as that title
might rightly lead you to expect it
to be.
More discerning observers than
this one may be able to discover
some theme. or at least an excuse
for telling the yarn again in this
account of the affairs of a lady
columnist, who. apparently tenn
porarily, abandons sweetness for
some vague and underlined sort of
radicalism when young Com
munist charges into her penthouse
to berate her for an unfavorable
review of his book. Mr.. Batson may
have been attempting to play on
the mo Time for Comedy" theme,
except that his lady columnist, in
stead of reverting to the light touch
after her fling at arranging the
world, discovers that she is Diana,
the Huntress, and goes larruping
off after her publisher when he
stops chasing her
Whatever he was driving at, Mr..
Batson has here in Punch and
Julia" assembled as noble a gallery
of lifeless stock characters as ever
escaped a cliche gallery, even unto
the maid and secretary, who meet
in the opening scene to recount in
a chattily boring tete-a-tete Ger
tain biographical details. In addi-
ton to these there are the colum-
mist, who is always too wrapped in
her work to be rapt when her boss
proposes; the publisher, who will
have none of her silly notions about
capital and labor; rich young
debutante, who wants to live, and
young idealist, who claims he is
an enlightened Socialist and snarls
at the rich.
t&
It is not hard to foresee the result
once these people are gathered on
the stage, and the one you are
guessing is just the one at which
Mr.. Batson arrived. All of these
affairs which occur in Punch and
Julia" are not so much downright
bad, however, as they are merely
dull. Certain samples of the dia-
logue, as representative as could be
remembered, might give you an idea.
There Is. for instance, this:
Phil-What's up?
Julia-Nothing's up. Everything's
down.
Or this:
Julia-Making things grow here
In the city makes one feel like a
magician, or like God. Did you ever
feel like God, Eva?
Eva-No. Pause) I never even
felt like Mrs. Roosevelt.
Or even this:
Julia-Cream or sugar?
Phil-No cream. (Pause.) Three
humps.
Julia-Not In this house.
Producer Guthrie McC9intic has
assembled an excellent cast to re-
cite these and other passages of
Evening star., 1942-05-05

second fairy. Miss Burnetts sweet.
pure voice and the richer tone of
Miss Eaton's made an effective con-
trast in these roles and the singers
were heartily applauded. The audi
ence, while not large, was enthu-
Evening star., 1942-05-05
Gable May Leave Films
To Join Signal Corps
HOLLYWOOD Hears His Next Picture,
The Shadow of the Wing Will Be
His Last for the Duration
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.

Clark Gable repeatedly joining United
States Signal Corps Washington after finishing
for MGM Thus old partnership dating back to 1884 would
pinned Gables dteral and him outstanding
star Happened Night"
Gable Somewhere I'll YOU which has
Evening star., 1942-05-05

what might. after due considera-
ton, be called forced spontaneity.
Miss Cowl's role, that Of the lady
writer who wearies of drooling (set-
ting a noble example, at that. is
hardly an exacting characterization
but Miss Cowl is deft and now and
then does give the woman some
meaning.
And more than once there is some
semblance of life aroused by the
various contributions of Arthur
Margetson, a skilled actor; Miss
Frances Hefin, a freshly pretty
young lady who manages to make
even this deb she plays attractive;
Gregory Peck, who manages almost
overpowering intensity as the ideal
list; Viola Roache, who probably
never let any play down, and Janet
Fox, an able comedienne, who has
practically nothing to do. All Of
them deserve something better. So
does Donald Oenslager's setting.
Evening star., 1942-05-05
Punch and julia Stars
Jane COwl at National
But She and the Others of Its Cast
Deserve Something Brighter Than
This Forced Spontaneity
By HARRY MACARTHUR.

Carmody)
these
the hope that something would along
memories things with glory Well there still
be but Mr. George Batson Punch Julia which opened
National
this drama desert have been crossing Mr. Batson punch and
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Announcements

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ellie Richard ". 3 s. A. Read
ings By appointment Phone lz7a-l
Auction Sale
SATURDAY., sept -. 1852. 100 p.
m a. PAU Srslffer 73ft Crane
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Financial
Business Opportunities
Livestock
Wanted To Buy

SPOT CASH
Dead or alive. Horses 1850. Cattle
$500 hogs. calves. sheep, according
20 sizs and conditions. Dead snlnsi
by-products are essential Co our
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BY Roger W. Babson

New York City. Sept Is Readers
know that feel World Wars and
II have come. about because the
leading nations during the past 30
years have been trying to get on
without God. Furthermore, when
asked how long the war is To last,
reply IF il is fought TO a finish.
It will end only when We repent Of
our sins. readust onr wasieful
standards Of living. and once more
make God the ruler Of our homes,
schools. businesses. and nation
Why Business Depressions Occur
As my column Is supposed to
cover only business. reel estate.
finance, etc. il is perhaps out of
place 10 preach this kind Of ser
mon !. however. feel that 1t is
absolutely impossible. in the long
run, 10 separate the material from
the spiritual Neither can be put
in an air-tight compartment. One
ia the lock and the other is the key
and neither can function without
the other Statistics, mOreover
clearly teach the following about
the business cycle.
Starting at a normal level. bust
ness improves until % gets into
period Of prosperity. This prosper
ity develops dishonesty. careless-
ness, inefficiency. and waste which,
in turn. result In business de-
preston The business depression
must continue until the majority
81 our people repent and substitute
honesty for dishonesty. industry Tor
carelessness. efficiency for iBcffi-
cheney. and thrift for waste These
qualities Of honesty industry. eff
Ciency. and thrift lay the foundation
for the next period OF prosperity
that follows
We Must Learn To Sacrifice
once was the time when econ
omisfs taught that all wealth ia a
result Of only three factors land.
labor, and capital Now D. Is being
recognized that there IS an addi-
tional factor. namely sane religion
Let me illustrate. You see street
upon which a man Us working with
pick This ia a perfect illusira-
ton OF land. labor. ard capital. 10
The street is the land" the mar
Is the labor" and the pick IS the
capital Yet. you we'll know that
this combination can be used equal
ly well in destroying the street or
In repairing the street according TO
the religious motives Of ne man.
Hence. it is impossible. 20 fully
cover 'he business aud-uEaHci5t FIr-
uation without consideration ~
religion which determines how
land. labor and capital are to be
used
The above IS especially important
a. this time when we hear so mgch
ABOUT initiation. rationiuz price fix
INK. etc. once again. Commend
Leon Henderson IN his desperate at
tempts 10 control the purchases Of
100 0Oo 600 OF people b. legislation
and policemen. On The ather hand. !
have certain sympathy With tho
Congressman who, at The risk Of
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Automotive
Spiritual Awakening Viewed
as Only Cure For Initiation

being ridiculed. honestly believe
that giving Mr. Henderson more
power would only further compii.
cate the situation. The fact IL that
initiation can be stopped only as the
hearts and desires and purposes OF
the American people change Only
as We desire 20 make greater per
sonal sacrifices and voluntarily re
duce the standard Of living can We
curb inila'lon This means that
only a spiritual weakening can atop
it.
What About LIE
Donal4 Nelson goes 70 the United
States TJea ury and ssks for $3.50
ono 10 buy bomber Ultimately
the bomber is destroyed but the
$3.50 900 continues 90 existence. Null
tiply this situation A mi!lionfOld
and you see that money is increas-
ing much more rapidly than useful
goods Only a determined willing
moss on the part Of the people 10
adjust their buying 10 this danger
Gus situation can prevent an ulti-
mate loss Of confidence in the
American dollar and a stampede to
buy merchandise. real estate. and
certain good stucrs. This means
that we should think less Of unions,
overtime. and profits think less Of
10 per cent parity, Rheat boarding
and subsdles think less OF getting
fictitious prices TO- silver. live
st0c't and other produces think los
Of bs.'nz the ration boards AM
give more thought 70 beating tho
laps and Jerrys
Whenever ] write along fho above
lines flood % letters comes in
asking me- what ! moan hy = spirit
ual awakening and how We should
adjust our lises thereto TO head
of these inqurIo- close with five
thoughts prepared ~ one o. ny
readers F " Nacfer ~ station
= Route L. New Orleans Louisiana.
Here they are
!. Life 6. lIEe adder every step
We take is either up or down
2. Lie is frus' thai must be
accounted for 20 God tle sou. Of
the universe
3 life demands faa We be de
cent AM cooperate Nlfh every
good thar We raa and DO happy in
Learning .ta Injury OF 'oIu>
good"
. Lie proves hat nothing worth
.a.HH
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5-Apartment
House

Pearl St close down town.
large lot this VIII more than
pay for Itself, s. 600 to han
die. possession oct. ! Ehman
& Greeustreet. 40 W. Hich-
igan. Phone 1885,.
SIX ROOM modern house. centrally
located. large lot lovely lawn and
shruhhery. excellent garage $500
Easy terms H. Peet, So y. Huron
St. Phone 1871.
. ACRES beautiful large shade trees
like park. 5 room house bath fur
mace. barn chicken house Near T..
Michigan Ave. on Prospect ST
Price $4,000. Terms $1,000 down. II.
Peet. 50 y Huron st, 1871
CORNER room house. fireplace.
hardwood floor, dining room, nice
basement furnace block from r.
Michigan Ave. t36T5. close in. H.
Peet. SO y. Huron St. 1871
CROSS ST. Modern apartment house
II rooms. p rooms on first and
second floors. 3 room attractive
apartment in basement garage.
corner income property. low price.
n Poet, SO y. Huron St. 1871.
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Merchandise
Farm Products For Sale

CONCORD GRAPES-and tomatoes
pick them yourself Frank Rom
ininski l1f3 Ellis Road
LARGE meaty sub-acld. canning to-
matoes. hand sorted. 81 90 hushel
Mueller's 649o Whitaker Rd
TOMATOES while they last Pick
them yourself SOC bu Ypsilantt
Florist shop $50 River
FOR SALE Macintosh apples. Fred
Parsons 30i5 Ellsworth IA. Phone
20ll-W-1.
THEY'RE SOMETHING more thar
fancies and fAds, these powerful
Uft1e Classified Ads
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Real Estate
Houses FOR sale

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION: 4
deluxe home. located az cog
Normal street one Of the best
houses IN Npsilsuti Has many
fine features including extra
lavatory below fun baths
above. sleeping porch. automatic
heating system beautifully land
seaped lot with private green
house. and . car garage Floors
newly rennished. Cost about
$4,000 20 construct but Is Of
fered far below that figure.
shown Al any time,
s ACRES Near Lincoln sehool.
No buildings Price $500. with
only $500 down payment and
balance 81 monthly.
3 ROOMS Close In to town. on
paved street. An older house IN
need Of some repair, but offered
at only $1,000 cash
INCOME HOME Near college
rooms for owner on LIST floor
Two apartments and an extra
room on End floor. Brings in over
Sl09month plus use Of living
quarters. $500 down payment.
TWO FAMILY: on Normal
Street near college Priced a.
only S. 600. With $1,000 down
payment
Ehman & Sreenstreet
40 W. Michigan. Phone ll37