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Evening star., 1946-10-19
HOLLYWOOD

| dOLL1 WOJD.
Clark Gable goes to work In a
hurry in THE Hucksters" because
Warmers has just bought Radio
City," and both stories have radio
background. I'm told that while
Clark did not like the book he's
crazy about the script of "The
Hucksters." Some of the changes
made are a major operation. For
instance, Clark gets the girl In the
end. The girl is widow with two
children, and that eliminates the
problem of what to do with the
husband.
Edward G. Robinson is making a
movie about Toulouse-Lautrec, the
famous French painter. Toulouse
Lautrec was dwarf and cripple and
that's how Eddie plays him. i.
Charlie Chaplin, jr., and Ann Gillis
are a new twosome at Henri's.
X X y 4
Alice Faye certainly was hauled
over the Goals by husband, Phil
Harris, at their last radio broadcast.
Alice is sweet girl and devoted to
her husband, so I think he should
use more tact. Betty Cradle fell
of a horse while riding at Calabasas
and seriously injured her back. She's
all taped up and in great pain.
Phyllis Calvert winces when I tell
her that Robert Siodmak - he's
directing her picture Time Out of
Minds through with direct
ing thrillers. (Bob directed 1.-THE
Killers" and THE Dark Mir
rory HE says he doesn't want to
Evening star., 1946-10-19

Snyder as the Incompatible clair
voyant, Nine. Arcati, and Frank
Falkenhainer as the harassed hus-
band.
Price policy for Cue and Curtain
presentations also has been changed
this season with range from $1.20
to $1.80. Season tickets also will be
sold, giving four productions for
the price of three bought for in
dividual performances.
Another prominent local drama
group inaugurates its season-the
18th-tonight when the Montgon1-
cry Players present 'The Late
George Apley" at Leland Junior
High School. The John P. Mar
quand-George kaufman comedy, a
two-season hit which had Its
premiere at the National Theater
here three seasons ago, will be di-
rected by Harrison Hathaway.
Among the cast which is one OF
the largest ever assembled for a
Montgomery Players production are:
Mary Kathryn Willis, Mary john
ston, John and Jacqueline Lynch,
Warren Bouve, Mary McManaway,
Dick Vosbourgh and John Horne.
Hathaway's direction Of the OPEN
ing play is his first venture into the
field of comedy. His previous sue
cesses, however, have been numer-
GUS, most of them comedy thrillers.
y X NJ
On the subject of local drama
group activities, there is notion in
the minds of several leaders among
them that programs might profitably
be correlated this season.
In the words OF Irving M. Day,
chairman of last years one-act play
tournament:
Washington has had 19 one-act
play tournaments and the event has
come to be an annual highly Of the
tributary theater season In the
National Capital. Some Of the drama
groups are asking when the 1947
tournament will be held. Last
spring, however, at the conclusion
Of highly successful tournament
several groups suggested that an an
nual festival should be conducted to
supplant the one-act play tourna-
ment and to render a wider and
more satisfying service to a drama
minded community. The District Of
Columbia Recreation Department is
ready to cooperate with the drama
groups in whatever program the
majority decides to set up"
Accordingly, there will be a meet
ing of all interested groups on Tues
day night at o'clock In the D. G.
Recreation Offices, 3149 10th street.
Mr.. Day will preside as chairman
Of last years tournament.
Evening star., 1946-10-19

not be missed by the public, here
are the Variety reports on last
weeks show business in Washington:
Keith,s - "The Killers" Good
SIS. 900.
Earle - "Cloak and Dagger. p"
Sturdy $4,000 after brass hat preem
cPreem" means premiere, OF
course)
Metropolitan Sisters Secret.
Built up as world preem, couldn't
push b.o. past mild $4,000.
Capitol-"Cockeyed Miracle" with
vaude. Only $4,000; of for this
house.
Palaces Little Girls in Blue
Dull $4,000.
Claudia and David.
Average 5000.
And, If you would like to know
the gross Of top picture in New
York, Variety has to report that
'"The Jolson Story" hit $143,000 Its
first week. That was at the Music
Hall, which is roughly the size Of
a small football stadium, and where
the top price is $1,25. The house
seats 5,945 customers per perform
ance, or more than $500 more than
Loew's Capitol here. The latter has
3,434 seats.
X X X
George Washington University's s
Cue and Curtain Drama Group will
precede Ingrid Bergman and Joan
of Lorraine" into Lisner Auditorium
with its first presentation OF the
season starting next Wednesday
night. The play will be Noel Cow
ards "Blithe Spirit" and will launch
the university players on a schedule
Of four performances this year in
stead of the two to which they were
limited last season.
Director Floyd Sparks has as
sembled a cast which includes Grace
Pearson as the impish ghost, Elvira;
Marine Winterfield as Ruth; Drucie
Evening star., 1946-10-19
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

| OHu jHuS " SH0W"9
Stage.
1.-THE Student Prince;
2::a0 and $3.50 pm.
Capitol-"If I'm Lucky: II am.
1::35, 4:10, Gas and $40 pm. Stage
shows: 1885, 3:25. sos, 8:35 and
11:05 pm.
Columbia Young Widow:
1875 am, 1885, 3:35, 5:35. 1885 and
9:35 pm.
Earle-"Cloak and Dagger: 1890
am, 12:45, 3, Sis. 7:3o, $50 pm
and 1905 am.
Hippodrome - "The w ed in 6
Night: 2:25, AIS, sos, 7:55 and
9:45 pm.
Keith's-"The Stranger: 1l:45
am, 1:50, 1855, 6, sos, 1910 pm
and 1915 am.
Little-"Mary Louise: II am.
2:05, $40 and 8:15 pm.
Metropolitan - BLACK Angel:
40 am, I:40, $40, $40, TAO, 9:4t
and 11:40 pm.
Palace-"Rage in Heaven: 11:20
am, 1:45, $3.50, 5:35, TAO, $40 and
11:45 pm.
Pix Allotment Wives: 100
4:05, 7:10, 1918 pm. and lit am
Trans-Lux-Newsa and shorts, con-
tinuous from 10:15 am.
Evening star., 1946-10-19
Mr.. Gable Changes His Mind
BY SheiIoh Grohom

get typed and your picture will be a
dramatic musical" I tell Phyllis.
"It1l be q thriller" says Phyllis
who Is girl Of determination.
Margaret Sullivan was quietly in
Hollywood for a few weeks, and
Warmers tried everything to get
her. to take over the lead in their
movie version Of "Voice Of the Tur-
tle" maggie created the role on
the New York stage.) But she was
firm in her refusal, saying she Is
absolutely through with making pic
lures in Hollywood. Instead, she
now has gone back to her farm in
Connecticut. Hollywood's loss!
X y X
Howard Hughes in New York is
making a deal with the independent
theater owners and is setting up
(See GRAHAM. Page A-9o
Evening star., 1946-10-19
TODAYS NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
Theaters Having Mstiness.

All Time Schedules Gf<en In warner
Bros. Ads Indicate Time Feature Is
Presented
Evening star., 1946-10-19

ADJUSTMENTS
Evening star., 1946-10-19
Variety Also Is the Ledger,
Showing What Films Earn
By Joy Cormody

Variety the weekly Of show business usually Is to as Its
the ledger the dollars
everything listed thater and motion picture
house marques in all the large cities
On the invariably fascinating reading should
Evening star., 1946-04-15
Thunderstorm Research
Program Starts Today
Rx the Assaciotsd Pr.xx

First observations in a research
program aimed at solving the mys-
terry of the thunderstorm are sched-
uled to be made today in Florida.
Pilotless planes furnished by the
Navy specially equipped Army craft
piloted by veteran flyers, and sail
craft provided by the Soaring So
ciety Of America are to go through
thunderstorms to make meteorologi-
cal observations, as the" project
develops.
The undertaking is a cooperative
effort by the Army, Navy, Weather
Bureau, Soaring Society, Air Trans
port Association, National Advisory
Committee for Aeronautics and
University of Chicago Also partici-
pating will be meteorologists of
other colleges.
Initial observations will be made
in the area of Orlando, st. Cloud
and Pine Castle The project will
be carried on through the spring
and summer to the end of the thun-
derstorm season in October or No
vember.
Next year it is planned to set up
the project some place in the Gen.
tral Plains States.
Evening star., 1946-04-15

JERUSALEM, April Is (P).-A
one-day work stoppage was pro-
claimed yesterday for Palestine S
Jews in sympathy with 1900 un-
certified Jewish refugees. who are
detained at La Spezia, Italy, after
attempting to sail for Palestine.
The chief rabbinate of Palestine
and the National Council for Pales-
tine Jews also called for fast for
all Jews over the age of 13.
Two of IS Jewish representatives
who volunteered to go on a hunger
strike in sympathy with the refugees
at La Spezia were ordered to their
beds yesterday in the third day OF
the demonstration. The fasters
prominent Zionists, began the strike
Friday and announced it would con-
tinue until the refugees were per-
mitted to proceed.
Meanwhile, Jerusalem was with
out train service as railway workers
joined the series of Palestine wide
work stoppages starting April IL
when postal employees walked out
and demanded higher wages.
At Haifa 1000 government en-
ployes were reported to have joined
the strikers. Long distance tele.
phone calls were stopped and mail
and telegraphic services cutaileo
by the postal strike.
Evening star., 1946-04-15
Butoon Survivors PIun
Pilgrimage to Shrine
BY the Associoted Press

CHIMAYO, N. Mex, April IS
Catholic war veterans of the 20Oth
Coast Artillery Regiment who sur
vived Bataan and Corregidor plan
q Holy Week pilgrimage to Chi
mayo's Ell Santuario, home of the
image OF Santo Nino.
Corpl. Conrado Vigil, %. began
the trek. He fulfilled a VOW he
made during japanese imprison-
ment by completing a 125-mile pill
grimage afoot from his home in
Belen to the little church in this
mountain village.
AS he plodded barefooted the
last miles, Catholic members Of the
regiment joined the pilgrimage
S/Sergt. j. M. Silva, former pris-
oner Of the Japanese, said the group
would walk the 30 miles from Santa
Fe some time this week without
food or water to offer prayers for
members of the regiment who died
IN the defense of the Philippines OF
in prison camps. -''
Evening star., 1946-04-15
| New York Police
Hit Scratch Sheet
Reodinq in Public
By the Assoe;oied Press

NEW YORK, April 15.-Racing
fans read scratch sheets" on street
corners at their own risk in New
York today.
Twenty-four men were arrested
yesterday for reading those little
leaflets, which list the days horses
probable odds and late Withdrawals
Police, who are conducting an
intensive anti-gambling drive, said
that when two or more persons
congregate on street corners to read
scratch sheets, provisions of the
disorderly conduct law apply.
However, police added that pos
session of the sheets is not in itself
violation of the law.
Evening star., 1946-04-15
Egypt Plans 10 Urge
PaIestine's S Freedom
As League Disso|ves
BY the Assoeicisd Press

GENEVA, April l5.-Mahmoud
Mohamed Ell Dafwiche Bey, Egyp-
tian delegate to the League of Ma
tions, said yesterday he intends to
declare formally Egypt's position
that Palestine should receive imme-
diate independence when the final
League assembly dissolves the man.
date system in the next few days
Palestine is a British mandate.
The delegate added that the Arab
League will fight any trusteeship
agreement on Palestine that may
come before the United Nations for
approval. The Arab League now has
five votes in U. N. and will have six
If Trans-Jordan is admitted.
While Egyptian determination to
prevent continuance of the Pales-
tine mandate or imposition of q
trusteeship is not expected to cause
any trouble in the dying League
delegates said it would probably
mean a tough fight when the U. N
assembly convenes in the fall.
Ell Darwiche said the Arab League
feels that Palestine is as ready fol
independence as any other Arat
state. There is no reason to con.
tinue the mandate or write a trus.
teeship agreement" ...,
He conceded that the Arabs would
probably be unable to block a trus-
teeShip for Palestine, but said 1--WE
will fight with all our means"
Immediate independence for Pal.
estine might end the chances for any
large scale Jewish immigration
since the Arabs are in the majority
there.
Delegates to the League Assembly
were preparing for an expected bat
tie today on Polish resolution to
give Russia a share in the Leagues
Evening star., 1946-04-15
SIS Auto Price Rise
Seen by Porter i 0PA
Amendment Is Passed
Dy the Assoeiaisd Press

Price Administrator Porter de-
clared last night automobile prices
will be increased $85 and more If
Congress adopts what he termed the
auto dealers" amendment to the
stabilization law.
Renewing his objections to the
amendment which the House Bank
ing Committee tackled onto the
pending bill to extend OPA beyond
next June 30, Mr.. Porter declared it
would not increase production by a
single automobile"
The $85 figure Mr.. Porter said in a
statement, is based on a computa-
ton Of average price increases that
would result for the popular priced
Chevrolet, Ford and Plymouth A.
door sedan models" and increases
for more expensive models would
be higher"
The amendment which evoked his
statement would prevent OPA from
cutting retail profit margins or
many items, including automobiles
|IcAI1kcIdCUTS ana IdQlOS CQrOQgn 8
cost-absorption program.
"It seems likely" Mr.. Porter said
that 100000 new passenger auto.
mobiles will be produced in the l:
months beginning July /, 1916, tht
effective date of the proposed
amendment. If the dealers received
the $85 car extra profit permitted
under the amendment American cal
buyers would pay at least an extra
$425, 1000 for their automobiles.
The OPA head asserted that deal.
er complaints that OPA's pricing
has cut their gross profit margin,
"are not based on fact"
Actually the average margin tina
they realized in the prewar perios
was $68 lower per car when ap
piled to October. 194l, prices thar
the average margin and handlin,
charges which OPA now allow.
dealers on the corresponding popu
lar models of Chevrolet, Plymouth
and Ford cars
Evening star., 1946-04-15
Four, Including Boy, 8,
Die in Midoir Collision
BY the Axsoeiated Press

ATLANTA, April 15.-Four per-
sons, including an 8-year-old boy,
were killed yesterday in a midair
collision of two civilian planes In
suburban Atlanta.
The crash occurred about 500 feet
of the ground, police said, as one
plane was about to land and another
had just taken off. The wreckage
fell in a vacant field.
Sergt. j. F. Wray of the Fulton
County Police said the dead were
Neal Sanders and his son Richard,
8; Bert H. Better. one of the pilots,
and A. B. Ward, student pilot of the
other plane.
Evening star., 1946-04-15
GI Loan Defaults Laid
To Lack Of Experience

Inexperience OF veterans who
want to 60 into business for them
selves was blamed by the Veterans
Administration today for the de.
faults on CT loans on which tht
Government has had to reimburse
lenders.
Lack OF operating capital and OBJ.
solete equipment, which required ex.
tensive repairs, were also cited as
reasons for the failure of some G]
loans, but it was pointed out that
if the veterans were not inexpe.
rienced they would not be likely tc
start a business with insufficient
funds or to purchase WORKOUT
equipment.
Most of the claims settled by VA
were on automotive equipment. O1
the 10 claims settled, 81 were on
vehicles-used for contract hauling
or in connection with welding OF
painting enterprises. Among the
other business loans that failed, VA
listed a restaurant, night club, paint
shop, poolroom, valet shop, florist
office and barber shop.
VA pointed out, however, that sc
far less than per cent of the VA
guaranteed business loans have beer
defaulted. VA has paid out s61. 400
to settle claims. Up to April S, i,
was reported. 1875 business loans
with a face value of nearly $25 ,000,.
600 had been approved. OF thai
sum, about $4,000, 900 or 40 per cent
was guaranteed by VA. .....
Defaults on business loans have
far outnumbered defaults on othel
GI loans. OF 105,990 home loan,
approved, claims have been paid or
nine, while four claims have beer
settled on 1869 farm loans guaran.
teed by VA.
Evening star., 1946-04-15
Princeton Botunist
Reaches II Tomorrow
spseioI Dispoieh 10 The s.or

PRINCETON, N. j., April ,15.-
The work of a single man 30 years
ago has resulted in increasing by
one-fourth the corn crop of the Ma.
ton without any extension in plant.
ed acreage, He is DR.. George Harri.
son Shull, Princeton Universit,
botanist, who will celebrate his 72e
birthday anniversary tomorrow.
Agriculture experts estimate tina,
the cash value of the increased pro.
duction Of corn for which DR.. Shull'.
discoveries are responsible, was sufh.
cient to pay for the development o1
the atomic bomb.
Evening star., 1946-04-15
Veteran Dies in Crash

KINSTON, N. c., April Is (Pl.-
1t. Stanley F. Smith of Sault Sainte
Marie, Mich, a former Marine flyer
on terminal leave, was killed yester-
day when his light plane crashed
and burned in swamp during a
stunting exhibition. His brother in
law, a passenger in the plane, was
thrown clear and only slightly in
jured.
Evening star., 1946-04-15

assets. While British, Latin Amer.
lean and other delegates are strong.
ly opposed, they said they hoped to
avoid an open vote on the question
in order not to 60 on record against
Russia.
Holding Jews in Italy
Causes Palestine Strike
Evening star., 1946-04-16
Natures Children
Reading
tCith them.
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

OF all desert folk, the horned
toad has first place among young
naturalists. They make entertain
ing pets. live for several years if
given proper conditions and are lit
tie trouble. A screened cage. fine
clean sand. an abundance of heat
water III shallow dish in their cage
and some mealwormS, ants, soft
bodied grubs, reaches. graSShopperS
and crlckets-no earthwormS, are
what they need.
Scientifically, these "toads" are
horned lizards. They are very dis
tinct from most lizards. They have
very wide, flattened and toadlike
bodies with tadpole-style tails. The
development of sharp conical horns
upon the back Of their head and
temples are characters you rely on
for identification. This crown is
composed Of circlet of large fat
SpineS, four central ones and three
on each temple. Their back is COW
cred with tiny granular scales
among which greatly enlarged
sharply pointed scales rise. which
are imbedded like small pyramids.
Along their sides is a fringe of
sharp SpineS.
These 'toads" love the blistering
hot sun rays Of the deserts. At this
Evening star., 1946-04-16
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Evening star., 1946-04-16
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Evening star., 1946-04-16
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Evening star., 1946-04-16
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Also safe beach for children. Electricity
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turn left on Route and drive y mile.
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