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Evening star., 1947-08-30
1,141DisubIed Veterans Want
To Join Clergy, Survey Shows

authors and writer's, 893 would-be
butchers and 670 prospective cooks
The largest group, 1914, is study
ing airplane and motor vehicle me-
chanics. Other occupational cate
gories, from a list of $50, included
Engineers, 1880; agricultural oc-
cupations, 1923: miscellaneous me-
chanics, 1925; accountants and au-
ditors, 12,479; teachers, 1864;
managers and officials, 9,875; retail
Evening star., 1947-08-30
Two D. G.. Men Honored

Two Washingtonians, Neil Clark
and Floyd o. Rittenhouse, received
diplomas from the University OF
Ohio yesterday. Mr.. Clark received
a master of science degree, and Mr..
Rittenhouse, the degree of doctor OF
philosophy in history.
Evening star., 1947-08-30

ticians and manicurists, 1880; chiro-
practors, 427 furriers, 1876; hotel and
restaurant managers, 722; musicians,
1887: optometrists. 799; physicians.
1929; social workers, 1921, and vet
erinarians, 500.
Evening star., 1947-02-02

turing him on horseback wsv-
ing the British feet out to
sea The inscription, II Latin,
Is translated Is, Here for the
first time the enemy vas put
to fight"
Today. al medals are struck
by the Philadelphia Mint. The
first to be made there wss one
for Maj" Light Horse Harry"
Lee for his valor m the battle
Of Paulus hook. 177s. II was
struck IN 17ss, the mint hav-
ing been established a year
earlier.
John Paul Jones was the
hrst American naval hero to
Be honored with a medal. 1t
connemorates his exploits oil
the coast of Scotland IN ITS.
Capt Edward Preble is IN
Evening star., 1947-02-02
History in Miniature

nam of New Yerk the King
medal.
The making of a medal Is
an involved process. First, a
sculptor makes a model In
wax, and from this a concave
mold IS taken. The mold, In
turn, is used to make a con-
vex cast of plaster of paris.
From the cast an electroplate,
or galvano. is made which be-
comes the pattern for the die.
The die is cut by a machine
composed of a tracer. which
explores the surface of the
galvano, and a drill, which
cuts the design into the
die Of the required size. Most
medals are three inches in
diameter.
Bronze duplicates of all the
medals in the collection can
be purchased at cost from the
Philadelphia Mint.
Evening star., 1947-02-02

As the need for the treaties
diminished, the medals of the
Presidents were continued but
changed in design. Thus, each
Of the Presidents has been
commemorated by a medal.
Medals honoring Gen.
George c. Marshall and Ad-
miral Ernest J. King, top war
time commanders of the
Army and Navy. have been
authorized by Congress and
viii be struck in gold this
year.
The designs for both medals
are by women, the only
women who entered the Ma
tion-wide contest. Mrs. Laura
Gardin Fraser Of Westport.
Conn, designed the Marshall
medal and Miss Brenda Put
Evening star., 1947-02-02
.U0dab..

THE story of this Nation
u and of the men who
helped shape it is told in min
iature On gold. silver and
bronze medals struck by the
United States MINT
To study the ls4 medals
and their inscriptions On dis
play IN the ofnce of Nellie
Tayloe Ross. Director of the
Mint, is to get a course in
American history from the
Revolution to the Truman
administration.
The first medal of the series
was authorized by the Con
tinental Congress, March Is.
l776. to honor George Wash
ington for driving the British
from Boston Haroor. Made IN
France. as were nearly all the
earlier medals, 1t shows Wash
ingtnn in profile On the Oh
verse, with the reverse pac-
Evening star., 1947-02-02
By VINCENT DWYER

the collection for the bonn
narcment Of Tripoh, and Capt
Isaac Hun for his achieve
nents aboard the Constitu-
tlon. In fact, the Constitution
Odd Irun2des) and her COM
nanders are honored three
times.
In the days when treaties
between the Government and
the Indians were necessary.
medals were struck as each
President took othce. The
usual design was. On one side.
a profile of the Chief Execu-
tive and, On the other, an In
dian hand gaSping Uncle
Sans fist above a star-span-
gled cuff against a back
ground of smoking peace
pipes.
Evening star., 1947-10-13

League of Women Voters plans a
series of four lectures beginning
October 81 at Pierce Hall, Fifteenth
and Harvard streets, NV.
Two speakers are scheduled for
the first session: William A. Rob-
erts, former president of the Fed
eral Bar Association. and Meyer
Jacobstein, research counsel in eco
nomics with the Legislative Refer
ence Service of the Library of
Congress.
Mr.. Roberts was active as men,
ber of former committee on re-
organization of the District gov
ernment. Mr.. Jacobstein is an ex-
pert who is familiar with the
municipality mere.
d. C. Officials Scheduled.
| Other speakers for the succeeding
lectures will be officials of the Dis
trict government.
| Ali lectures will begin at 1915
m. and will be followed by dis
cussion of the historical background
and present setup of the District
government. The other three lee
lures are scheduled for october 28
November and November IL.
|. Mrs. John F. Thomas, president
of the league, pointed to the Con-
gressional move towards home rule
and reorganization as a reason why
the public should be informed on
the present municipal government
Report Being Prepared.
The House District subcommittee
on Home Rule and Reorganization
now is preparing a report on pro-
posed changes. to be laid before the
full House District Committee when
Congress convenes in January.
I'VE feel" Mrs. Thomas said. that
Evening star., 1947-10-13

and at present assistant director of
industrial relations of the American
Sugar Refining Co., has been ap-
pointed head of management pro-
grams of the new Rutgers University
Institute of Management and Labor
Relations. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George F. Eppley, of A Madison
street NE.
Evening star., 1947-10-13
Mrs. lie Lucheur to Speak

Mrs. Gertrude w. lie Lacheur
short story and juvenile story writ
er and illustrator, will be the speak
er at the first winter meeting of the
Professional Writers Club at the
Y. w. c. A.. Seventeenth and K
streets at 7:30 o'clock tonight. II
Evening star., 1947-10-13
Women Voters Plan
Lectures 10 Instruct
Public on D. T.. Rule

In order to promote public under
standing of the District govern
ment while Congress is considering
possible home rule and reorganiza-
ton here, the Voteless District
Evening star., 1947-10-13
Dr.. Kuyser to Give Talk

DR.. Henry Louis Kayser, dean of
students and professor of European
history at George Washington Uni
versity, will be principal speaker at
a banquet in Philadelphia Thursday
Evening star., 1947-10-13

it is time District citizens were pre-
pairing themselves to evaluate any
suggested changes which may be
included in the committee report,
when it is presented"
The course of lectures have been
given the general title of Know
Your Washington" 1t is in charge
of the leagues District Affairs Com
mittee, headed by Mrs. Milton Dun
and Mrs. John McClintock.
There will be a charge of 81 to
non-league members for the entire
course to help defray expenses, but
league members will be admitted
free.
Registration may be made by call
ing the league Office, Republic SITS
or 5779, or Decatur 7408.
Evening star., 1947-10-13

was also announced that Harold
Christie, who teaches evening classes
in writing at the Y. w. c. A., will
be the speaker at the second meet
Inp
Evening star., 1947-10-13
George EppIey to Direct
New Rutgers Program
George T. Eppley, former instruc-
tor at the University of Maryland
How Dr: Edwards HELPS
Constipated Folks!

For years DR.. Edwards relieved
patients bothered by constipation
with his famous DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets-now sold by all drugstores.
Olive Tablets are mild, gentle but
oh-so thorough! Olive Tablets act
on BOTH upper and lower bowels to
produce more naturaL-like move
ments. No gripping. Just complete
satisfaction. Buy today! 15t, 30t.
Evening star., 1947-10-13
BAD SKIN-PIMPLES

Here's new way to help rid yourself Of
torturous itching pimples, eczema, scales
scahies acne. blotches and blemishes OF
external nature. Your money back if pure
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LEX OINTMENT is blended scientifcally
from eight tested ingredients to help you
Be sure and get jar Of genuine flesh
today. ' : :
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Evening star., 1947-10-13

of the Pennsylvania Saving and
Loan League.
Evening star., 1947-11-07

father of Jane Powell in "A Date
With Judy" Jane has already had
Walter Pidgeon as her pappy. 1t
will be kind of interesting to see
how Wally compares with Walter.
It's Beery's next assignment. Aft
erward, he makes another flying
trip to Paris. He was there this
summer and says he had fun.
Gene Kelly, so I am told, has
Cancelled out of the Royal Command
Moyie Performance in London be-
cause of his leg injury. He's
afraid he'd get seriously hurt in
the crusfl-remember how British
fans rushed some American movie
stars last year? And when Bar
bara Stanwyck attended her pic
ture, THE Other Love-" in Eng
land they practically mobbed her.
Rosalind Russell's mother is COM
ing here from Connecticut to visit
her, and, when Roz finishes 1.-THE
Velvet Touch" they'll spend the
winter together in Palm Springs.
where Roz has rented a house.
Greer Carson gets Gladys Cooper
for her next movie, Julia Misbe-
haves." This was originally titled
THE Nutmeg Tree" then Speak
To Me of Love-" Greer is expected
back in Hollywood any day now
after her vacation in New York.
Mark Stevens and Wife Annelle
hope to get in a week in New York
Evening star., 1947-11-07

the audience to dismiss the screen
play as abnormal and overdrawn.
y X II H..
Johnny Morgan, the newest OF
those new radio comedy sensations
headlines this weeks stage show at
the Capitol. He draws his support
from the acrobatic tapsters, the May
brothers; the DeCastro sisters with
cuban flair: and the four Elgins
who are as agile as they ever were
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Anthony Adverse
Still Entertains
After IL Years
Rv Hhrrv Macarthur

1t may be sad commentary on
the bulk of today's film product, or
it may be an indication that the
screen is developing its own library
of classics, but the fact remains
that a reissued 1885 picture must
be ranked among the. better 1947
offerings. Anthony Adverse" which
opened cor reopened II years later
at the Warner yesterday, is the best
picture to grace that screen in
weeks.
One of the first of the screens
epic treatments of nine-pound pop
ular novels, Anthony Adverse
made quite splash in its day. War
ner Brothers, the producing studio;
Mervyn Leroy, who directed it, and
Sheridan Gibney, who adapted the
vast Harvey Allen story to the
screen, still have every right to be
proud of their work.
The film has been cut from its
former important length to run
ming time of slightly less than two
hours, but the holes are scarcely
noticeable The dramatic structure
has not been marred. There may
be some transitions that are more
abrupt than in the original, but this
is not out of character in the
screens Anthony Adverse Mr.
Gibney's script necessarily had to
be episode to encompass within one
motion picture the long story OF
Anthony Adverse's wanderings over
the globe in pursuit of his fortune
and his wife.
The cast of Anthony Adverse
was headed by Fredric March
Olivia de Havilland (then just
pretty young ingenue who wanted
to be an actress, Claude Rains
(then as now fine actor and Gale
Sondergard, and included several
dozen capable people. If the studio
were making the picture today ii
undoubtedly would make it in color
but few other changes would be
called for. maybe young Anthony
Adverse, II years younger than
Fredric March is today, say)
Evening star., 1947-11-07

before he starts his picture, "The
Street With No Name" I believe
that June Haver is out as Marks
leading lady, because she starts
Sweet Sue" next month; then she
has to go to Warmers in February
for the Marilyn Miller biography.
Spencer Tracy has recovered from
his siege of flu and is back at work
in State Of the Union"
Frank Capra, directing the movie
tells me that his Its Wonderful
Life" cost $4,000 to produce. III
it had cost two million only, we'd
have made a healthy profit" says
Frank All studios are now
trimming all their picture budgets.
Donald Crisp has to remain in the
hospital for another month, which
means closing down of his picture,
Hills of Home" And this will mix
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
Stage.

Catholic University-"Rebel's EN-.
pire";; $3.50 pm.
National-"Maurice Chevalier Re.
cital"; 9 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador Anthony Adverse"
l, 3:05,, $40, tbs and $50 pm.
Capitol-"Nightmare Alley; 10:4s
am, 1::35, 4:25, tbs and 1O:05 pm
Stage shows: 1855, 3:45, 6::35 ano
9:20 pm.
Cclumbia-"The Foxes of Har-
row; 11:45 am, 2:10, 4:35, and
$50 pm.
Hippodrome-"A Lady Surrend-
ers";; 2, 4:05; 6:15, 8:05 and 9:55 pm
Keith's - Magic Town; 11:3(
am, 1;30, $3.50, 5:35, 7:35 and 9:3s
pm.
Little - "The Raider; II am
12:45, 2::35, 4:25, 6:15, 8:05 and 9:5s
pm.
Metropolitan "The Unsuspect-
ed: II am, ITO, 3:15, 5:25, 7:3s
and GAS pm.
Palace-"Forever Amber; II a m.
1885, Ais, $50 and $50 pm.
Pix-"Ecstasy"; 2:10, 4:45, 7:25
10 pm. and 1910 am.
Trans-Lux News and shorts
Continuous from 1915 am.
Warner Anthony Adverse
10:45 am, l, 3:15, 5:25, 7:30 ano
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
SNightmare Alley''Lifts Tent
For Peek at Carnival Life
By Joy Cormody

all these teaching the movie public what vaude
willie life like Goth studio launches of frenzd
carnival latter probably intended only for the
rugged
theater What
Evening star., 1947-11-07
whisky and a dry place to sleep II

this straight jacket every night.
This is the stuff of which Might
mare Alley is made, and if you do
not find it tasty, you will nave to
grant 1t shock power beyond the
average screenplay. Moreover, Goth
Century-FoX seems to have been
counting up the fact that its people
are new types, with nothing namby-
pamby about them.
X X xx
The Hollywood inspiration to go
stunning in Nightmare Alley" grew
out of the novel a couple of seasons
back by William Lindsay Gresham
Author Gresham attracted the at
tention of the book reviewers with
his disclosures about "geeks" and
other side-shoW freaks, whose very
existence heretofore was known only
to limited audience. The book
reviewers, naturally enough, in
formed their audiences and worked
up quite a few customers for Author
Gresham, the best of which was goth
Century-Fox, which bought the
movie rights.
The screen version is toned down
of course. but it still makes quite a
garny slice of life.
Power, as hero of nightmare AL
ley" is presented as a ,line V ay
orphan who becomes attached to
the carnival as combination shill-
truck driver policeman-handyman.
AS sharp, handsome young man
should, he is soon cutting his way
into the different acts. This is not
as admirable of him as it sounos.
for his purpose is not so much to
be helpful to the down-and- per-
formers as to steal their stuff and
get himself booked into the theaters
and clubs where his victims once
we're headliners.
His pet-at least that's what she
thinks for a while-is Miss Blondell.
She once worked the best theaters
in a mental act and might be doing
it still had she not broken her
husband partners heart and turned
him into an alcoholic hulk.
When the young man has lifted
the code from her, and also the
prettiest young girl attached to the
carnival as his stooge, he starts
playing the fancy places Cafe So
ciety, he quickly discovers, is just as
gullible as the hicks he used to meet
at the carnival. with only the diff
ferences that it is better dressed,
more recently bathed, and good for
thousands instead Of dimes and
quarters.
His act is making lots of money
and he is making and influencing a
lot of upper-crust friends, but is he
satisfied? Definitely, he is not
There is "the speok racket" which
involves taking the rich for all they
have by feigning contact with the
spirit world.
This is just the thing for a fast,
smooth, handsome young man, and
nightmare Alleys" hero gets into
it up to his neck. But, as the old
carnival mentalist's cards had said
it would get him, and at the end
of the picture ne is saved from
being a geek only by the clean, pure
love of a good woman.
X X
There is no question at all that
the pretty, expensive cast of Might
mare Alley" is in there fighting for
credibility in the story every foot
of the way. There is a whale of a
big question, however, that they
succeed in making it, for it is the
very nature of normal humans In
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Hollywood:
Zanuck to Make
Picture About
Soviet Spies
By SheiIoh Grohom
By SheiIoh Grohom

Dana Andrews and Daryl Ia.
muck are getting together for Dana
to star in THE Iron Curtain" This
is Zanuck's own personally super.
vised picture about recent Russian
spy activities in Canada in efforts
to learn the secrets Of the atomic
bomb.
Larry Parks is now learning to
sing with his own voice. Larry ano
Wife Betty Garrett are planning
tour for the Red Cross and they
will sing together-songs like ANY
thing You Can Do, I Can Do Bet
ter"
Wallace Beery will play the
Evening star., 1947-11-07

of vaudevillians as glee wine to ab-
sinthe. Absinthe spiked with heroin.
The fact that the principals of
Nightmare Alley" are derelicts has
not turned the producing studio
squeamish. 1t has summoned some
of its most aristocratic and perfectly
groomed performers to the task of
portraying this dreglike life Of the
art Of entertainment. Among those
who responded with alacrity are
Tyrone Power, usually an immacu-
late type; Joan Blondell, Colleen
Gray, Helen Walker, and even
Taylor Holmes.
Like you, probably not a one OF
them knew before making Might
mare Alley that geek" is a carni-
val freak who eats live chickens in
return for a bottle of loW-grade
Evening star., 1947-11-07

NIGHTMARE ALLEY" a goth Century
Fox picture with Tyrone Power, produced
by George Jessel. directed by Edmund
Goulding, screenplay by Jules Furthman.
Gresham. At the Capitol
Evening star., 1947-11-07

up the marriage plans Of Director
Freddie Wilcox. II was planning to
marry Antoinette Reynolds on No
vember 30" Fred tells me in the
Metro commissary. Then we were
going to South America for our
honeymoon. Now our honeymoon
has to wait for the Hills of Home. .
Lana Turner finishes her PA.
tour with Green Dolphin Street" in
Chicago on November 8. Lana
won't work until January, when she
has to do "The Three Musketeers. "
(Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance)
Evening star., 1947-11-07

ADJUSTMENTS
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ten, Inn ,mieren 9iirgerH Sll belicn
ibre Yrioilegicu uno &cranhuOrtun.
Qen als Seiltuber in lnierer reprus
ientatipen Iemofratic nit ocm 3iel
oas Meltfrieee uuo Gliifieligteit er.
Ian9t unb perelpist ,ueree.
@eneralan1palt Sonn s. Glarf laBt:
@ir boiien Sah SaS Snterelle IN Der
@bbaltuns oes sd bin Elm slmerlta-
ner Sag" srOber ieil miro als IN
friiberen Sabren. ;yeitauT5iise, Sple'
Ie, 9ie6er ,t,,oJfeoen lperoen ilber oas
saoio pr1ientiert unO in oTIentllde''
gerianmlunsen miro oarallI hinge.
sielt ale gu pereinisen uno oaral'f
al trodteu, oab bie i'm sluslano se-
boreneu giiraer sir omerifonilden
@iiienIdnit. aultur nno Snolrtr1e
beitrasen cVeisetrasen babel', d.
rauf hins,mueiicu oaB oic gureer per
eint iino sesen ardite Die amer'ta
serltcren sppllen, i,.oem raf1i'd)e '''lo
reliaiSie4ruppen seseneinanoer a''f'