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for 60 at the American screen is
not Indicated
Raimu could have done that years
ago, at his own price He could not
think of price high enough to
make him change his mind that
France is the only place for a Gin
ena artist to work.
Language will prove no handicap
to the famous French comedian on
his trip to America. He speaks
English with an easy. sufficient
f1uency. In fact. one of his most
laughable lines in picture shown
in this country Is the summation
at the end of speech in English.
to wit.
Absurd language, isn't it?"
II is doubt ii that France could
make a more enthusiastic choice
Of flying envoy than the rotund man
who has made more millions laugh
than any other comedian alive, with
the possible exception of Chaplin,
who, of course does not work at it
so regularly.
X X X X
LoeWs publicists Ernie Emerling
and Dan Terrell are much more
one-world minded than most of
those in the same business. but
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and its survival can testify only to
its variability. Naturally it has
taken on kind of sameness from
picture to picture and star to star,
but nothing better has been found
In all these years.
The sameness, however. may give
way to something highly special this
fall, Reports are out that the
French have decided to give the
thing whirl and that their first
ambassador extraordinary will be
no less than Raimu. The star of
The Bakers Wife" and a bakers
dozen of other comedy hits, and
rated as the funniest man in any
language, is listed to come to Amer
lea In behalf of Marcel Pagnols
The Welldiggers Rsaimu. of
course. is the pictures star.
Certainly no actor within 10 miles
of Raimus fetching glamorlessness
has his popularity in this country
His coming. if it materializeS,
should be the most popular visit a
foreign player ever has made That
it might have anything to do with
a subsequent layover in Hollywood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-14

natlonllsm, even jingoism can creep
into their writings on occasion. In
their latest memo to the drama
desks of the nation, that happens
in an item discussing the relative
merits of the American and English
forms divine. In so many words of
English actresses, Margaret Lock-
wood, Patricia Roc and Google
Withers, the Loew scribes write:
Linda Darnell, Lana Turner, Pat
Kirkwood and Esther Williams,
whose figures are as familiar as
their faces, can top anything the
English babes have to offer and still
stay within the Johnston Office
regulations
Babes" is the jingoistic word, of
course.
Caesar and Cleopatra" was
screened yesterday for critics and
one of the most acute of the i'm
pressions it leaves is that the public
will be arguing for a long time
which of its characters is Bernard
Shaw's most amusing coinages.
One candidate for whom everyone
should be on the alert is a perfect
anticipation of thu present Col.
Blimp. Not even a blue toga man.
ages to disguise him.
Speaking OF screenings, local
drama desks will get their first for
NAL look at Danny Kaye in The
Kid from Brooklyn" on Monday. 1t
has been in the entertainment news
headlines for almost a year now,
but heretofore has been too far
down on the booking list. The time
has come finally for the warm up
of local interest.
II such thing were needed, what
with the records Kaye has been
setting all over the country.
= X X
There will be a special meeting of
the full membership of Variety Club
tonight in behalf of the All-Star
Boxing Carnival which the club is
sponsoring for the benefit of the
Junior Police ana Citizens Corps.
The event is scheduled for Friday
night at Griffith Stadium, with Joe
Louis as the top flight attraction.
The heavyweight champion will ref
cree three of the major bouts on
the ella borate program.
AS an illustration of the vigor
with which bit parts are being writ
ten in screen scripts this summer,
have a look at the size OF the play
ers who are appearing in them. A
nice sample of the trend is evident
in the role played by Reginald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-14
HOLLYWOOD.

HULL WooD.
Robert Cummings is in the middle
of a three cornered fight over the
movie version of "Bloomer Girl
Bob was promised to International
for the picture by Hal Wallis, who
owns Cummings for one picture a
year. Bob says no one can promise
his services without his consent
And he's a long way from consent
ing. Now. I understand that the
movie had been postponed because
of arguments between the writer's
and the producers. When and if it
gets going again. one thing is sure
Cummings wont be with it. But
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-14

n'HAV" WO. 1900.
Healthfullv Air Conditioned
Last Day-MERLE OBERON. TUR-
HAN BEY In MIGHT IN PARADISE
lin Technicnlnrl. At 6. 1.4O. a.3n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-14

AVE GRAND as Pc. Ave. Sc
"s' u. 1905
Last Day-ALAN LADD. VERONICA
LAKE in THE BLUE DAHLIA." At
& Thl Q.2h
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Where and When
Current Theoter Attraction,
and Time Of Showing

SNdRNs
National-"Dear Ruth: $50 and
$3.50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"O. S. S.: 1890 am.
lis. 4:1o, 7:05 and 1910 pm. Stage
shows: 1890, 1925, $40 and 9 ::25 pm
Columbia-"Centennial Summer"
II, am. lilo, 3:15, 5:25, 7:35 and
9:45 pm
Earle-"Nignt and Day: 10 am.
12:l5, 2:35, 4:50, ITO and 935 pm
HippodrOme-"The Man in Grey:
q. 4, 5:55, 7:55 and 9;55 pm.
Keith's-"Canyon Passage: 1l:40
am, l:40, $40, $40, TAO and $40
pm.
Little-"Johnny in the Clouds.
ll:25 In, 100, $50, $50, 7:35 and
$40 pm.
Metropolitan - "A Stolen Life:
ll:40 am, 2:l0. 4;40, ITO and
$40 pm.
Palace-"Anna and the King of
Siam: ll:10 am. las, 4.25, 7 and
9:35 pm.
Pix-"Hostages": 2:25, $50 and
1855 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts,
Continuous from 1915 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-14

RA. 24o0.
Healthfully Air Conditioned
Closed Daily MatineeS During Reno
vations. Open Every Evening at 6
PM. Continuous Saturday and Sun
day
Today and Tomorrow MERLE
OBERON. TURHAN BEY In MIGHT
IN PARADISE" Gin Technicolorj. At
6:15, SOB 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-14
Robert Cummings Dissents
By ShejIoh Grohom

Charles Coburn will play the Older
man,
Margaret OBrien is thinner She s
on a diet minus pies and cookies
You see, it isn't all fun being a
movie star. . Wally Berry is buy
ing a twin engined plane for $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-14
Raimu Scheduled to Visit
America in Early Fall
BY JOY Cormody

Is an ole custom OF the movie makers to send
for whom ardom is being contemplated
advance of the players
the performer will the public press
attraction which will lead
Through the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-14
TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
ADJUSTMENTS

Celebrating Warmers goth Ami
yersary Of Talking Pictures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-14

All Time Schedules Given In Warner
Bros: ADS Indicate Time Feature Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-14

TIV0II lAtf 4 Park Rd. NV.
ss'V~A co. 1900. Mot ! P.M
Healthfn,ly Air Conditioned
Today and Tomorrow BARBAR
STANWYCK. ROBERT CUMMING
in THE BRIDE WORE BOOTS"
! :35. 3:35, $50, $50. 9:35. Marc
Of Time
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-02
The Georgia Inquiry

II the Federal government can get
AT the bottom of the Georgia lynch
lngS of last week. why cannot the
State handle the case with equal
success? Thus far. admittedly, the
State has made little Roadway. nor.
for that matter. has the Department
OF Justice, so far as has been re-
vcalcd. But Attorney General Clark's
inquiry stands much better than a
tlfty-flfty chance Of success. While
we would. for our part, much pre-
Ter that the investigation and the
trial be handled by the State, it
were better that the government
step in than that hoodlums be al
lowed To get away with this shame
and disgrace upon not only the fair
name of the State of Georgia but Of
the American people as a whole.
The mass murders near Monroe.
Ga. were about as scnscless as any
similar crime on the black pages Of
the Souths history. The blood of
innocent victims cries to high heaven
for justice and vengeance. If the
State is powcrless to effect that jus
tice. then the Federal government.
as the only remaining authority.
must act.
Impotence or unwillingness of a
sovereign state TO uphold law and
order and justice in instances of this
kind make mighty contribution to
defeat of states rights and to the in
dependence Of the, states. Nor can
they blame any but themselves in
such cases. In the course pursued
now. Georgia is aiding and abetting
in this process OF the loss of state
integrity.
1T has been said that some of the
members of the mob that shot 10
death two Negro men and their
wives arc known to authorities. but
they cannot produce evidence that
will stand UP in the courts. But FBI
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-02
TOday'S IIOrOScODc

Today gives you an aptitude in
handling details. You have business
ability. are aggressive and adap:
yourself readily To the job at hand.
You are buoyant. happy. sincere.
and like the company of cultivated
and refined people. You are Il good
conVcrSationalist. fond of music and
art. Choose a conGcnial mate and
you will be happy. Projects started
today have the sanction of the lum-
lnarlcs. y friendly gathering II
party will give pleasure. Saturn en-
tiers Leo at SIS a. IN. Parade your
secret wishes: one may Be granted.
Communications and local contests
should pay. Shifts in household
plans are out of order, however.
Avoid cstrangcmcnt from friends
and loved ones.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-02
ANSWERS To DAILY
QUIZ

|. The Infantry.
2. ut will not last the night: But
an, my foes. and Oh, my friends, II
gives a lovely light
8. False (U. S. Senators and Re-
personalities receive $4,000 per an
mum for expcnscs).
4. King of Siam.
5. Haven of clippers in Scotland.
6. Spatula.
7. Wear.
3. $1,000 per annum.
9. Two.
10. True.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-02
Where is hcr-AIatt. 81.
On Its Own Again

After a devastating depression,
and on the heels of that the greatest
period Of prosperity this or az: Ma
ton ever experienced. and OF whicl,
the railroads as Il group We're among
the biggest bcncfiCIaricS. the Sea-
BOARD Air Line Railway has emerged
from rcccIvcgSh!p and today stands
again on its own strength. The pro-
cess Il reorganization and of setting
up going concern 10 operate this
vast transportation network has
been a long and tedious one. But 1t
has been accomplished. and the
word receiver" will no longer ac-
company all references to top
management.
Certainly any railroad which cau-
not stand alone and of itself in this
era has little right 10 hone ever Il
be able 10 do So. AS for the Sea-
board in particular. it Is today III
the best position in lis history 10
serve and Ia prosper. The period II
reCcivcrShip was wisely utilized by
no y" "''''
!''''o." ""' '"'''''E SUM anu =
install the most modern safety con-
trolls known 10 the industry Nor has:
an ~
devised for rail passenger service Is
being built and is Ia be put into
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-02
GRAB BAG
One-Minutc Test,

!. What federal appointment was
declined by Alexander Hamilton?
>. Where was the American Bat
tie Above the Clouds" fought?
). When did General Sherman be-
gin his march Ia the sea?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-02
Hints OH Etiquette.

1t is correct 10 give birthday gift
To boy friend whom you have
been dating for some months. if he
has gwen you occasional gifts ~
shown you especially nice times.
Make the gift an iInpcrsonal one.
however.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-02
A Lift For Today

Love your enemies. . . and pray
for them which prosecute YOU
Matthew 5:44.
LOVING OUR enemies. turning
the other check. denying sclf-thcsc
difficult things bring spiritual bless
ings.
Teach us, o God. to walk In Thy
way-the way of the Cross and
Sacrifice.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-02

inferred at the post office in Hender-
On, N. c.. as second class mail matter.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-02
Words of Wisdom.

There is nothing respecting which
a man may be so long unconscious,
as of the extent and strength of his
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-02

Atlantic City. the place where
they pick the Miss Americas. now
has horse race track. This is quite
appropriate since Atlantic City has
always had high regard for form.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-02

In England the candy ration has
been increased. This makes the
postwar world just a little bit
sweeter.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-02
One Minute Test Answers.

|. He was offered the position of
chief justice of the U. S. supreme
court.
2. 1T was part of the Battle of
Chattanooga on Lookout mountain,
Tennessee, in the Civil War.
3. About July II, 1864.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-02

A large sun spot has appeared on
the surface Of Old Sol. say astrono-
mers. Just the first freckle of the
summer season?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-02

An Army officer suggests. animals
be sent on test rocket flights If this
keeps UP that cow really will Jump
over the moon.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-02

A jct-propellcd auto can attain
a speed of l40 miles an hour. Now
it's up TO the speed cops to devise
a jet-propellcd motorcycle.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-02

men are expected to work I'D an
alright case, and IL and when they
do the shame will be upon the state.
Evening star., 1946-05-05

BETHESDA-S16,5OO: possession in &c
days; restricted; near New Naval Hospital
5-year-old 6-r. l2-b., completely insulated
brick house. center entrance, south porch
full basement, gas a.-ch.; very good
value at the above price: large, level lot
Exclusive with NORTHWEST REALTY
1235 Wisconsin ave. OIL. 1857. -
MICHIGAN PARK, facing Monastery gar.
dens-Large semidet. brick home bed.
rooms, sun parlor. built-in garage; beauti.
fully Handicapped: to be sold including fur.
niture. practically new; possession within
80 days.
Brookiand. near school and church;
garage, large yard; price. So, $50.
Petworth, across from st, Gabriel,
School and Church, 7-rm. brick. oil, ga.
AL 9th st. sw.-s-rm. brick; $4,000
THOS. D. WALSH INC. DI. 1857.
WEEKEND BULLETIN-Congres Heights
s.e.-5-year-old semidet. brick, rms.
baths, foyer, a.-c. heat, basement has
complete apt. pvt entrance; special bar
gain, Sl.,650 includes all furniture)
S3.50o cash required.
1900 block E st, NE years old q
rooms and bath, porch, gas heat; $500
owner will do business direct; vacant
immediate possession: S23 e st. SET
right party.
Todd pi. ne; SIoa5o-o-family apts.;
Ist moor, rooms and bath. porch; 2nd
foor; 6 rooms and bath, porch; h.-w.h
all utilities. J. H. REALTY CO., 112i
Florlda ave. ne, TR. 203S, RA. 0449.-5
Evening star., 1946-05-05

CONTINUED % Next Pags.J
Evening star., 1946-05-05

mediate possession: splendid 4-apt brick,
nsyment to reiiab ble party. cox CO,
to54. or Mr.. Jones. Ii. 2951.
md Md srEe looms ms bs ho
water, heat; screened back porch; nice
fenced yard: good condition; real buw:
No. wdmyea Ts 4 NS fs9gPsa pR a
CoLORED-i.0o BLOCK Lincoln I'd ne,
Mes NJ 7ass! @anf5eF 81 5,s 9f + w. HoRAD Broker
ROOMS. bath. 2 inciosed rorches. full base
msnt mT w,;S1st6a R. NJ HonAD saa p nr0ksF Call
CoLoRED@iSoo CoLoREDiio Eth ST. ST. N.E.-s '1 rooms.
bath, bath; h,gh; c.h s15G9 il os aoEn a ssss5 PER
coLoRED@iaSo, oLoRD,0Bi BLOCK et ai Evart st St. ne ne
Three detached homes: rms. bath each:
large lots: MRS. WEST. Ex. 774s from 1
coIoREDL.oo BLOCK 9th st. n.e-Row
briek, k, , 6 rms, bath: garsse; price reduced.
eoToREDGNk @ x ,.t 4H hNp 150P to ro0ay tie
tRs s5Rt RE- ssa
SoIoREDi-,soe BLOCK 10th st. NV
8 rooms and bath, brick. h.-w.h.. Arcola;
priced At only $500; 81 500 down: terms.
sts?s ssS # gs ~ MI ssas Suns sa h'iaf:
COLORED-BROOKLAN 10
rooms, 2 baths. full cellar, h.-w.h., coal;
ment required. PRoviDENT REALTY
CO.. exclusive agent, 1895 St NV. MI.
Ss45: Sun. cal Mr.. Clark, NO. 5sss. -
OLORED-EXCLUSIVE Ledroit Park--6-
room and bath brick, full cellar: priced to
sell only $3.50: S1,750 down. PROVI-
DENT REALTY CO, exclusive agent. 1455
st. nv, MI. SS45; Sunday call Mr.. Clark,
NO. 5S6S. -
COLORED-60O BLK. KEEFER-e r.. tile
b.. h.-w h., how'd frs. 3 pchs. full bsmn
Ii. 6176
COLoRED-NR.- 18th AND T-s r, tile b.
h.-w.h.. hdwu hrs., 3 porches. full bsmt.
JOHN 2. MURCHISON. RE. 1897; Sunday.
Ii: 6176.
Evening star., 1946-05-05

TWO-FAMlLY SPECIAL. Congress- Heights
m3d bn wst5 anf home in in pert eond
has liv. rm., I" bedrms, kit and dinette
posSss 1o r. a2t az has attr reerea I'm; pr9mpt
~. aS3l. until o nm ~
HOME AND INCOME-Near 18th and Co.
IlI9ti Igmbia I'd; NV: semidetached brick hous,
to lroom and bath baaes apt 'fnm n bsssment sseewas
Also has rooms. 4 bedrooms. reception
room room =, bsau.ifgl colored.til baths porch
also very suits Bile for physcan's rs ONCE 'H ane
b5sed a e ssx new yoS Es AVE- r1saEF
vAcANS,TT-Immed. VAC poss: Southern ave
completely reconditioned. situated on beau.
tiful wooded lot s0x1Q7 #: lovely rms.
Naf.p sun paFlor bath new system auto
sgh9os; stores transp 81 Dont miss hi
ssgTs; sna syes' Rh0hs BE-. oWsER' StsH Ma 1866 Sur
VACANT-Immed. possession: 1884 Anne
pl; ne. ~, blocks north of 18th and E
tally built, so.foot low brick home 'stam beim,
completely Sa1p tn Erecomditioned lovely rms.
yards; cony. schools. stores. transp. Mus
terms, g oowNER' Ma. 1856, Sun. and and eve' sts'
iMMEDixrE PossEssIoN-Nebra ska mr.
Conn n.-Semidet. brick, center-hall plan
living rm., dining rm.. sun rm., kit. firs
floor: = bedrms.. :, baths, End floor: rec
rm. with bath oil heat, brick garage; hous,
Is in beautiful condition and ultramoderr
throughout. DAVID 6. KIRSCH, DI .244
CORNER-$I6,O ,O0O-Near 1th ST. and Rocl
Greek Church rd.-Brick, 10 rooms, /:
baths, gas heat screens, awnings, None
sink and kitchen cabinets; new electric
fixtures. This property can be arrange
Barry, ia. $500. DAVID E. BARRY, NE
NEAR WALTER REED-vacant. a-roon
detached house, in excellent condition: 81:
blks. from stores and TRANSFORMATION; leve
lot, 50x1 So ROBERT E. LOHR, 3l1 Cedal
St, Takoma Park, d. c.. GE. O257, GE
1900 NORTON PL. NV, Cleveland Park
Spacious center-hall home, on wide lot
10 rooms. . baths t6 bedrooms: just cas-
of Wis. ave. between Newark and Ordwa,
SITS. For information see Mr.. Fishback or
premises. :. until : pm today. LEI
REALTY CO.. Ma 6149
CHEVY CHASE, Living ston st. near Conn
ave.--Detached home rooms. bath. AUTO
oil heat, large fireplace garage, screened
porches; possession. FRED 4. SMITH
iii MAPLE AVE. facing sanitariun
grounds. Takoma Park Md,--All brick
about 5 years old; IA rooms. 3l7 baths
suitable for large family or private hos
pital; $4,000 cash handles. Do not disturb
occupant. H. M. HUNTER, WA. 5S4s. IL
Jackson advocate., 1946-09-28
Editor Charges
South With Reign
Of Terror

New York (NNPA) = Aubrey
Williams, former head of the Ma
tional Youth Administration and
now editor of the Southern Farm
er, last Wednesday charged "a
reign of terror in the South, where
the forces Of law are being turned
against the Negro" is the "worse
thing that has happen in the past
40 years."
He said colored people are cru
Gifted, not once day, but sew
eral times day on trains, busses,
in stores, wherever they live or
seek to work." and that Federal
action to date amounts to prac-
tically nothing" Colored people,
he added, are being "terrorized by
the people who are supposed to
protect them"
Williams, who now lives in
Montgomery, Alabama, spoke here
in the interest of the American
Crusade to End Lynching, an or
ganization sponsored by more than
100 persons who on September %
= "a years after Abraham Lin
coin signed the Emancipation Pro-
clamation - began 400 days"
Jackson advocate., 1946-09-28
me poor indeed.

me poor indeed.
How do we do thot? By seneroIizine against mon,
by otrbutine to group the mstokes of individual by
brood choroctezotons by not taking the trouble to learn
all the facts
Go over the people whom you think you dislike Why
don't you like them? Why don't you like them? How mony
do you dislike with good How mony because you
ore not considering them individuals but Jumping
them group.
Do you speak coreIessy of people Do you more
knowledge thon you really possess? Putorch sod He who
reflects another mans wont of breeding, shows he wons
it as much himself"
You wouldn't touch of your neighbors possess
ions? But what ore you doing to his good name?
man for whom have great admiration sold one doy
in speaking of another who had done him harm, IF
we're small enough dislike man for personal reasons
Thot is true greatness He things in their proper
light He would not be hurting the by dsiking him.
but he would be injuring himself.
If we have nothing good to say about our brother
then, in Gods nome,- ond say that reverenty, = Let
us be still!
Jackson advocate., 1946-09-28

of protest against mob violence.
"The time has come when the
American people have got to give
attention to this American 'front.'"
Williams continued. "We need to
use every means at our hands to
arouse the moral Indignation of
the people,"
"The answer is not in military
government for the South" he
said. 81 am worried about the in
trusion of the Army in civilian
affairs already including the
business of the atomic bomb. We
have got to have law enforce
ment in the South, but it should
be civilian in character"
The problems of colored people
are now ga national problem" DIR.
Harlow Shapley, director of the
Harvard Observatory, said, "with
national as well as international
implications. Now is the time to
ask the candidates or public of
flee their attitude toward this
important American business"
Paul Robson, actor and singer,
presided at the conference at %
West Twenty-sixth street.
Jackson advocate., 1946-09-28

People George Owens
strolling gaily along the ave-
nue. prior to returning east to
school Annie Belle Payton,
lovely charmer from down New
Orleans way, getting wolf calls
from the barber shop at Parish
and Church.