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Evening star., 1946-06-01
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
part time balancsd, tax returns: city ref
as5ecSUsraSr s5scssS 3S sos4 Expert: weekly monthly
taxes, systems. Adams o72e. 49,
ehc aesd ana afe a s
RgIt9a Box aoS5 Star accountant
B.CS.; 3l2 years commercial experience
DC, 3 years service in Army Finance Of
fce. desires permanent position. D1. $3.50
BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR
familiar with heating, pumps, air condi-
tioning, general repairs, Call MR.. HEYM
SsoIoRED Gi MHS w Eants s-S work as stationary
mechanical and i statistical, wants full
EHGISRERfNG Enc nc STUDENT, will receive
summer work anywhere. Box a41-J, Star.
EXPERIENCED @ @deliestesseaa a an!1,o and grocs9y
MAN, colored, desires job as chauf eur
ounp or p'nleNi moving ITa aan. NJ No a. 1855. s'A '
MAN. colored. desires nightwork as porter,
MGGHaSTcaP NEG SE M MAfNTEsSANcE nj sst MAN as,
desires position; approx % yrs. M auto
@ esbnef sfe
tenance: can also weld; 500. 40-hr week
prefer office or hotel bids, but will con.
slider other offers. Box 1851. Star. .
OFFICE MANAGER, accountant of wide
and varied experience, in wholesale aane
PUBLIC RELATIoNs-Vet, exp, editing
col: grad. journ.; age, 35; married Bo,
real, ESTATE SALESMAN. passed .: c
exams, wants telephone. work. clerical
settlements, anything; living compensation
asde Rf0Sps5ity or Box aaysh tar
SALESMAN, 4 years experience, desires
connection with reliable firm. Good back
ground. neat appearance, excellent refer
ences. 4 years USMc. J., F. SHANNON
1o Dolphin Green Box 423-J, Star. 81
SALES-MINDED YOUNG MAN with car de
...ss position with prosl ess;se orsaniza tior
Ceiling wholesale to grocery trade; nativ,
Washinetonian excellent references; vet
cram. with several years grocery exper
Box 429-G, Star =,
and Saturday work: rm., BID. considered
MAURICE D. WEBER, care YMCA. %
Evening star., 1946-06-01
~ THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
SITUATIONS MEN Cont. J

U. S; NAVAL RESERVE OFFICER, COM
mander, "a. B. S. in engineering, 6 years
engineering and business experience prior
to war. shipyard. industrial and Navy
Dept administrative experience. machine
tool equipment and public works construc-
ton desires position" sales engineering,
construction company, or administrative
capacity with established firm. Box
1851. Star. -
VETERAN wants hospital work as at
tendant: Phone Woodley 27sS. l.
VETERAN. Govt employed, desires part
time, evening and Saturday employment;
this employment is urgently needed due
to financial difficulties arisen since dis
charge. Box 59-G, Star. -
VETERAN. .colored wants JOB with private
family in town as butler. CO. 1857. 2l
Que St. NV. ALLEN. %
VETERAN, colored. wants part-time job
with meal: preferably with private family.
DU. $3.50
HARD WORKING colored man wants jani-
tors or s zsl, lob. Phone D1. 69s5, ask for MR..
YOUNG SERVICE DENTIST with Md.
license wishes, to associate with or buy
Gf older man in suburban Wash
given. Call WA. 1889 or Box 420-J. Star.
Evening star., 1946-06-01
PERSONAL.

DANGEROUS TREES made safe or re-
movea raooSsd topping reinf1rcing dead wood
asGs5e Hsz. Sf WA
Po YOU WANT TO SELL your home?
erly listed with cox & CO.. DI. 1854 or
BREssMasK1NG AND ALrERATIoNs-
located above Loew's Columbia Theater
ENG to oPme4y GT1sH q AsP Fifth sye N 1EA
l110 st NV, Room 20. Telephone
Fffsu!iYs FUR sToRsGE ;se$ repairing and restyinr
factory methods employed. free glazing,
storage rates as low as So. Bonded mes
will ea al for for your sAsKIN
NURSES AVAILABLE. trained. practical or
undergraduate. The Inter-Racial Nurses
SG5ed sese aI ask sEog for Miss
Wright, if you are in need of a loan up to
syTG On y4RT slSnstqrf rsnared
work fully guaranteed. Have your watch
checked free on our electro watch recorder:
HAUss JEWELERS.. s12 'eGGe & st. n.W. TepareS Msi
INSECT IN YOUR own home carries infan-
III WoMAN o6aS aS'ef &c yGqr s
PARENTS-Does your child need individual
attention attention to keep UP with his age group in
high school teacher has open time eve
nlngS For further information call Tay-
LADY, with some leisure and automobile,
would like to contact another lady, -un-
encumbered, between 30 and 80, of refine
ment and education with drivers permiI,
| TO take short summer trips. Box 176-D,
EXPERT CLOCK REPAIRING-workg guar
NREs D. das1r sn
practical. Register now with one of Wash
| rtn
ToL NURSE REdisTRY, GE. TN aE.
PHOTOS OF YOUR BABY in your home.
ure these lovely. natural pictures in your
child's own en@vIronment. @ For appoint,
SUMNER CAMP and and summer sum essnf schooi at the
Howell Academy for Boys, located on the
sre anfapsS ao sa5 fop prospect
Have Webster Teletalk speaking system,
ing G" or Office communication; viii win de DEMON non
strate. Also 500 it, twisted pair cable; sell
al or part at cost: good commission; in
Ssns nearby virginia cali Fans chu5eh 9ss'
EsioiIHiNe TO SELL but my services, light
sfIns siP coyrRs " KS 5aarEREsco ST P $500
character of the room phone US Us, this
| service IS free: expert workmanship: D.
| day delivery. DAIGNEAULT DECORA-
Companion -housekeeper for ell.
derly lady living alone in small apartment
Give age, salary. experience and refer.
enceS Box 415-J. Star. -
EXPERIENCED commercial artist desires
free lance work. Call Temple 9291 be.
GOAT MILK direct from modern dairy ir
sealed sanitary containers: by appointment
only, Call Alexandra S330. r.
YOUNG SERVICE DENTIST with Md. H.
lenSe wishes to associate with or buy prac.
tice Of older man in suburban Washington
within next few months. References given
Call WA 1889 or Box 420-J. Star, 4"
NURSES-Graduates, undergraduates anc
ING SERVICES RE. 1909 or RE. 54s3. =
SPANISH LADY speaks Spanish ano
French fluently, desires summer position
preferably out of Washington; teacher Of
Castillian French; could take care Of
ehiIdren ssId or act as companion. Call DU
TRUCK, Army 1O-wheel troop carrier will
rent hayrides, picnics, etc. FIR. 0593
MOTHER and . children desperatel,
need house or 2 rooms of any kind. Bo,
263-G. Star -
Evening star., 1946-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TRICYCLEs, new and rebuilt: bicycle and
Hsi WsIdnS and nd REaziFs ga s51@ open daily 10 am
TRUNK fuil-size, excel. cond.; best ofrer.
TYPEWRITER. Underwood, Standard. No.
;: metal stand included; S35. Call MI.
TYPEwRITERs-see our window; s2s pp'
RfFi55Is4 Psoss our sPffaR11z NE
TYFH%RfTER FHpHsSf Il sia KEsTaL s "a SERVICE. 57ls
IGN s .6w eE 1883 3 gnd. ga 3 M mos d.5 IN
fay 81 Rs q ssSs ne oct s shfss
blues and tropical grays (size 36); also
EainGoat;, shoes ste AD lt22 ,iSaborss 200 Sood
cond.; also hand vacuum, walnut vanity
dresser, bedrm. rug; reasonable. Ho. 6loo'
YAcUuM CLEANERS, Eureka; new; fey
81 $a55 ns?,f's aitsr 80 eefs' MR. STEWART
SFssTAs s55sps 2Rso AVE- Es'sRsSe vRs
VENETIAN M BLINDS. custom.made' nts5, So S4s e
sa sSsa5Stcs; ~ PARK * avenue VENETIAN BLIND
Or wood: We match colors; del; 2,,3 wks;
MaSIING NENE5AH M1tAiyR TINP aparnsns sa size Der.
feet conditlon; will trade: lawnmower
PTstsHnsS WAsHlS MacHfSE VA fs4 old but in working
condition, $50, or sell to highest offer.
WAsHING MACHINE, apartment size; ex-
cellent running condition. Call Ii. 5444.
WATER COOLERS, electric. prewar. guar
anteed; delivery now. JOHN G. WEBSTER,
627 F st. NV Ma. 4163. WO. "220.
WATER HEATER Hoffman inStantane-
Gus gas heat and tank. Adams Sl4s. l.
WATER HEATER, coal: bucket a day; COM
plete with tank; $40. WA. 6477.
WATER HEATERS, gas; preSar ;usI al e4z slzss;
627 ST. NV Ma 4163. WO .2220
WATER HEATERS, go and 80 gallon auto.
matte gas fired, 5-year guarantee: terms.
THE BAvIS,CRAWFoRD CO.. 1882 Lanief
81; 81, ~ HU HaMrRIGaN 112Ga bot-vater eas-tred
heating boiler, rated $50; ,gusranteed with
$50 of American Carlo radiation, % inches
high will install Call SH. 1856, Monday.
June 3, bet. and / am. -
FINEST QUALITY prewar English riding
breeches, waist 32-33 both wool and
washable cotton; English tan boots, size
&C and DAD; spurs. army blue mess
facing. uncut blue cloth. WO 9646. =
Evening star., 1946-06-01
MOTOR TRAVEL.

THE TRAVEL REGISTER-Drivers and
portation by calling The Travel Register
Sligo 7162 Noon to 6 p m. daily. i
CARS TO CALIFORNIA, share expense
plan. II a passenger we arrange the ride
if car owner We fill vacant seats: Is
yrs. in Wash, ONCE. % Mass. ave. Nv
Phone RE $3.50 6s
Wanted one young passenger. Call DU
0S54
WANTED-Young man to drive car tt
Los Angeles between June 18th and 18th
References. WO. 5439 .
RESPONSIBLE PARTY and family will
drive late-model car to Texas and possibly
to California; references exch. CH. 615s
DENVER and Salt Lake City, June or 8
Can take 3, share expense. Phone Chest.
nut 542l evenings. 3s
Evening star., 1946-06-01
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

HAWAIIAN AND SPANISH GUITAR, also
violin. private Instruction.; instruments
furnished; no extra charge. AID. 1896.
POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught in
20 lessons. Improvising and transposina.
Air1conditioned studio: MR.. NEWMAN.
l106 G st. NV, NE. 47OO or RA. 5000
SEWING-Learn to sew: 2-hour lessons
$40; night and day classes. 1887 Conn
ave, EN- 4244
PLAY PIANO and compose in 3 months,
specialist in voice culture, organ, diction
MI 2013 Il
Evening star., 1946-06-01
SITUATIONS MEN and WoMEh

MAN. WIFE, colored, would like daywork;
experienced; ST and carfare each. Phone
AID. 264S
RELIABLE young japanese American
couple with :, small children wishes do
mestic work in smaHa family; excellent
cook; neat caretaker; must have living
quarters separately: best refs. d. 2945 ."
utilities uokeep, repairs of apt house, doc
tors, office, club; refined, bonded sober
Evening star., 1946-06-01
HELP WOMEN (cont. }

YOUNG WOMEN, If you are under 50 good
Jobs are waiting for you at the telephone
CO.; new higher pay; starting rates up to
$50 per wk. for 5-day wk.: additional
pay for evenings and holidays: steady
employment. regular pay increases Is
during first year(, pleasant working con-
with pay; come In and talk it over with
us at one of our employment ofices-727
nings until s o'clock THE CHES-
APEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO
FOR WOMEN WITH TELEPHONES, for
part-time work, soliciting from own homes.
Write Box 326-J, Star. l.
OPPORTUNITIES OPEN for stenographer
tsecretariaD and clerks (typists) desiring
permanent positions at good salaries; five
day week; state qualifications experience,
age. Box 3O9-J. Star q
Evening star., 1946-06-01
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. caIcuiators cleaned
ollie and adjusted. All work guaranteed
RE, 1177 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO
APPLIANCES. refrigerators, washing ma.
chimes. BendiX and all other makes. "A.
hour service. Ii. 632S. 5s
Evening star., 1946-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION, 12O bass, and case, sos as is.
Call Sun. 9 to 2, Temple 3602. 90
| film pack, extra lens and filter: $40.
Call CHI. 9731. 2s
Evening star., 1946-06-01
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASPHALT DRIvEWAYS, country roads and
parking areas: estimates free. PRIVATE
ROADS PAVING CONTRACTOR. Call GIL.
5949. 81
ASPHALT AND CONCRETE construction
of driveways our speciality. T. L. HARPER
CONSTRUCTION CO., SH. $3.50. Ia
Evening star., 1946-06-01

POWER SHOVEL, bull dozers and role
for rent EX. 1884. )
Evening star., 1946-06-01

GREASE HKAP-MarSh, No. 3. RIA. n 46
HEATING BOILERs-Red jacketed. coal
saire GRocERY STORE. 100 St. NV. ii
magazines, exquisite piece; $3.50. wi.
27S6.
HORSE TRAILER (single,, rubber-tired
equipped with hitch: perfect condition:
practically new. Telephone. SH 1889. a
ICEBOXES, new and used; large stock and
variety. ACME FURNITURE & STOVE
CO., l0I5A 5th st; NV, MA. s952.
ICE REFRIGERATOR, gas range, entire
furnishings of 6-room house for sale; nc
dealers. Atlantic 9535.
INNER TUBES = Four 6OOx16 Lifeguard
innertubes at S11.31 each. Call UN. 1869.
KEROSENE COOK STOVES. large oil heat.
ers. ACME FURN. g. STOVE CO., 1015E
9TH NV. Ma. S952.
Evening star., 1946-06-01

and Used Immediate a 0SeIs deIivery S Home ueG or
small, for ali uses, and low insurance rates.
oca sAFEMAsTERs NA "a Sa5e 3oso nome or
SCREENS, and combination storm sash.
10 5000 AIR I'm coMFoRT eSlaSo 9S1PasoFS coRP ia
SCREENS and combination California
redwood weather;;stripped storm windows
SeRRHAHP seRlrss Sf 6P Af1M1Sun IL hsSa sold sepa.
s Free aunnm tGtn ~adGH III S
RfSSf v5SS%e' s., Ms y, ss ROB-
hoeany. beautiful piece; S135; rare bar
SWING Sl MAealxE IlSS5 with attssnmsnts,
SHOWCASES. beautiful. blond maple, wall
and floor cases, sliding glass doors. glass
shelves, Illuminated, 7ox72 inches, like
62O1. OR. 0a62.
SNARE DRUM, Ludwig supersensitive, and
triangle castinettes, Tamperean; also prac-
"GSa KFRschNER a s6 Ge 18Th h S. se a0aesr ater
SOFA, exquisite 18th Century 63 inches
long c, covered with original needepoint;
snTs mnssum ,Tn pIece; barean o. 1851
tipn' including slip covers; reasonable
SOFA AND MAICHlNG CHALK. excellent
condition, blue frieze upholstery, Sl35
ST.. 1927. 1912 Noyes drive. Silver Spring
STAMP MACHINES, ten. roll type. in ex-
eellent condition. MIR. SHERMAN, s16
STEINWAY, 7-post, recently reconditioned
burl walnut case; price, $500. Phone ST.
$3.50. 900 Pershing drive. Silver Spring
sTOKER, Auburn, SO lbs, 30o-lb hopper
for large home or small apartment, $500
SToVE, Detroit Jewel" 4-burner. 1887
model, s s in very good condition. wo. 1l1o j.
sTUDfo' Y HcoUCH. perfect condition. Call
sa,,;n3b;a At asl4 N NJ Pleasant ST. NV Apt
STUDIO CouCH. girls bicycle. girls ice
| skates. erector set, toys, children's BOOKS
s1TfuDio" SIT 70" coGGH, o3ia sa5; icebox, holds rs
lbs, SO; double bed, springs. mattress
SUMMER SUITS-Men's; one white Palm
Beach, one blue pin stripe; both like new
size 3S: $50 each. DU. 0971, %
| TABLE, 26"x5' top, beautifully turned
legs, walnut finish. SIS. .SH. 1893 after 4.
anteed AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE
STORES. Rhode Island and Eastern ayes
WA. S5SS. -2
Evening star., 1946-06-01

quail
50, HECHINGER CO.
rlantic 400. 3
D so in, completely in
delivery; so years re-
Inner, MA. 1870.
Thayer. folding, with
Evening star., 1946-06-01
KITCHEN. fully equipped. for rent. in busy
tavern. Call MIR. DONAHUE, WA. 9S01.

AUTO SALES AND SERvICE-Modern
bldg; going business, in busy part OF
Wash: lease to financially responsible in
diyiduals only. Outline qualifications of
ability to invest at least 100000. APP
pointment will be arranged. Box 394-G,
Evening star., 1946-06-01

DIAMOND RING, mans. 3 stones and a
Mossburg, .c2 rife. automatic. peep sight.
Will trade for johnson Sea Horse out
Evening star., 1946-05-26
The Thoroughly Thrilled Film Star
Peggy Ryan, Queen of Jeers Still Retains the Honesty and
Enthusiasm of Earlier Davs

mand" in her daughters life. When
the company leaves" Mrs. Ryan in
structed, will you please sweep the
front walk. 1t hasn't been done
in days"
Peggys home and her home life
is little different from the next door
neighbor's. The Ryans-Hazel, her
mother: Nanny, her father. who
pouts If Peggy forgets to kiss him
goodnight; her eX-soldier brother,
Mike, and a red cocker spaniel
named Rusty-live in tasteful but
unpretentious Cape Cop bungalow
in unpretentious Burbank.
Peggy is certainly no glamour girl.
being designed on the lines of an
agile chicken, nor does she 90 for
heavy dramatics. One of her direc-
tors, Frank Ryan, believes she has
capabilities for serious work, but
Peggy apparently is willing to 20
along with the light musicals she
did with young Donald O'Connor.
After all, her pay check each week
runs into four figures, her follow
ing as a comedienne is well estab-
hshed, her pictures (the studio calls
them nervous AS" meaning they're
just under the top budget features)
make money-and Peggy is in love.
And if we're still in love, we'll
get married next st. Patrick's Day"
she conflded. His name is Jimmy
or James Michael Cross, a stock
player at Twentieth Century-Fox.
Il met him last Christmas. l had
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Program to Open
Cathedral Festival

The annual Washington Cathedral
Festival consisting of three events,
will open with a Memorial Day
program at $50 pm. Wednesday,
given by the Cathedral Choral So
ciety in the Cathedral. Mozart S
Requiem" will be presented, with
the assistance of the National Gal
lery Sinfonietta, under the direc-
ton of Richard Bales. and the fol-
lowing soloists: Emma Beldan. So
prano; Shannon Bolin, contralto:
George Barritt, tenor. and John S.
Yard, jr., baritone. Robert Ruck-
man will be the organist. This pro-
gram will be repeated at the Ma
tional Gallery of Art on Sunday,
June 2.
Paul Galloway, organist and choir
master at the Cathedral, will give a
recital at $3.50 pm. Thursday. He
will be assisted by the boys of the
Cathedral Choir and by Britton
Johnson, flute; Abe Cherry, viola,
and John Rossi, horn.
The final concert of the festival
will be held Saturday, presented by
the American Society of Ancient In
struments, under the direction OF
Ben Stad, founder and conductor OF
the group. The ensemble will per-
form on authentic instruments OF
the 18th century. a harpsichord
viole d d'amour, basse de viole. pardes-
sus de viole and viola da gambia.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
An Actor on His Craft
Sir Cedric Hardwicke Speaks of Acting as ar
Art, Not Mere Imitation
By Joy Cormody

At luncheon with Hardwcke the subject very logically
turns out to be acting With Sir Cedric acting pro-
feion which he has lifted is
theme which he constantly
in no narrow fashion but in that of sensitive
world he lives in the profession practices
likely that will meet in the theater mpvy negrated
man. intelligent wise, and companionable
Sir Cedric happy neither the condition of the world
the profession in which he dominant figure
cynical about either.
OF Honywoods obeson the trivial
poment beautiful symbols o the exes) performers he
AT least goes trying to make the attractive to each
other That's something the that attraction
would be deadly than the atomic bomb"
Is Disturbing
His soul completely he agrees
this and the movies
He admits the talented amateur has his place
him only that the amateur might be exclusive
crowd out those with skill yearnng
to themselves and audiences that acting intricate elusive And
fascinating art.
lie finds disturbing
Il" bartender the bartender
he will look like that
talented will only look like the bartender will
suggest something o. everywhere"
The difference he feels the difference between photograph
painting He favor of the painting and regardless
OF any contemporary may have the contrary the public
will better off for choosing the photograph He
reason
Until he writing piece the subject he will
aruethat Shakespeare
speech players: purpose
the playing hold were the mirror to nature
he Inner Image is Important
THE speech" insist
twer'" He is there difference holding
the mirror showing outside holding
1t up, it to show her in her image.
He recalls an argument on the subject with Sinclair Lewis the
actor to look like the thing he expressing.
Sir Cedric kindly feelings
expression of them nevertheless fobore point out
his aspirations be amentaby foued
critic whoever laid the redhead performer
acted
but not producers with weakness
known insist bringing him the heaters main Sir
Cedric evades discussing the when
might have been iunphing Lewis
Pleased With Local Reception.
The English returning to make
motion picture and who longer tied Hollywood
enormously Washngons
regards the adaptation of Sophoces
almost terrifying menes
run IN New York did not make him happy 1t
on That the drama Should be exclusively
appeal merely to the rislbiities of public
He not at all that coaborationsts with
to patrons OF the drama who like
alrao or forced to think feel
coming on what is being the heater Not
all critics. to be sure but too
would please him considerably
tuss Tor few reflective exhibits
those which
where their laugh coming
He leaves hncheo,s
the same sort would be fine thing
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Texas Baritone
Made RECORDING
|Off Normandy

Charles William Shriner, young
Texas baritone on the music faculty
of Baylor University in Waco, will
be the so.oist at the Memorial Day
exercises Thursday in the ampi-
theater at the Arlington National
Cemetery. MI. Shriner has bril-
liant record in World War II, hav-
ing participated in the Normandy
invasion and the Okinawa cam
paign.
Commissioned an ensign in Octo~
ber, 1943, he was detailed on the
U. S. S. Ancon, amphibious COM
mand ship, aboard which the IA
nous battle recording of George
Hicks was made, in which the
underfire conversation of Shriner
with his crew. during the Normandy
invasion was heard, as they downed
a Junkers 88 attacking the beach
head.
When Mrs. Shriner opened the
Fifth War Bond drive here, this
recording was auctioned for $780, 600
When the ship was detailed to the
Pacific, Mr.. Shriner took part in
the Okinawa invasion and was
transferred to the States an hour
before his ship sailed for Tokyo
Bay.
A native of Houston, the singer
lived there until he entered the
music school at Baylor. He was
graduated with musical degrees in
1943. He will be heard in three
patriotic selections Thursday. ac-
companied by the Marine Band.
Evening star., 1946-05-26

I'm the early films we relied al
most exclusively on visual forms of
physical violence in trying to do
under the innocent heroine and her
manly protector" said Panzer, who
used to pursue Pearl White week
after week through endless chapter
reels. Our methods were direct
and obvious, whereas today's evil
designers operate in devious and
complex ways. Now any up-to-date,
self-respecting Hollywood heavy has
many other types of weapons at his
command, such as psychology, med
lclne, science and even the super
natural.
When my henchmen and I were
out after Pearl we tied her to rail-
road tracks, tossed her 5er cliffs
sent her up in a runaway balloon
threw her in the river, set fire to her
cabin, lashed her to buzzsaw and
resorted to a dozen other fendish
but quite apparent, devices.
Nowadays. Vincent Price, for eX-
ample, uses hypnosis and rare drugs
in Shock and poison from the ole
ander flower in 'Dragonwyck' in
plotting death and destruction
Charles Boyer tried to drive Ingrid
Bergman crazy and to her grave by
the power of suggestion in Gas
light. Ghosts almost forced Gail
Russell to suicide in The Unin-
vited,' you remember"
Panzer, who took time out from
his chores as stock player under
contract to Warmers to do his mod
ern "Perils' role, has probably the
longest continuous service record of
any other living Hollywood actor.
He has been performing before the
camera for AZ years, since 1904,
when he made a one-reeler for
Vitagraph on the roof of 1l6 Nassau
street, New York, where the studio
was located.
Released by North American Newspaper
Association.
Evening star., 1946-05-26

violinist, will be soloists at the an
nual breakfast of the Political
Study Club Wednesday in the May
flower Hotel. Villa Semple, Doro-
thy Guion and Mrs. Wargo will be
the accompanies.
Mendelssohn's Elijah" will be
given by the Chancel Choir of AS
bury Methodist Church at O'Clock
this afternoon under the direction
of George w. Murphy. Guest soloists
will be Mansfield Neal, baritone oil
the Negro Opera Company, and
Mary j. johnson, contralto of the
Hampton Institute Choir. The per-
formance will be for the benefit o1
the organ fund.