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Evening star., 1947-06-09
Jewish Appeal 5 Help
is Vital for Europe,
lMcNarneY Declares
s..e;oy p;spo,eh 10 The ssor

WERNERSvILLE, Pa, June D.
The Army will redouble efforts to
| find ways and means" of aiding dis
placed persons in Europe, Gen.
Joseph T. McNarney. former COM
mander of United States forces in
Europe, said In prepared address
Tread yesterday at an emergency con-
ference of the United Jewish Appeal
here.
But, he added, I'VE cannot do it
alone.
Gen. McNarney's address was read
by his aide, Chaplain Herbert Fried
man of Denver, at conference
aimed at raising sl70. .0o0, 600 to pro-
vide relief for Jews. The Army
leader, who had planned to fly here
for the meeting. was grounded In
New York by bad weather.
The displaced persons problem,
the general declared, calls for jew
ish statesmanship-American Jew
ism craftsmanship" and added,
"You have the sympathy OF your
Christian fellow citizens In your
great work.
Deploring the fact that displaced
persons "are still unable, two years
after the end of the war. to live
normally" Gen. McNarney stated,
adding:
Il am proud that the American
Army was able to save the lives of
thousands of Jewish men. women
and children by liberating them
from the horrible concentration
camps"
Failure of individual Americans
to respond to the appeals cam
paign to fill the gap created by
curtailment Of international relief
activities will constitute for dis
placed persons the last straw to
break the camel's back" and cause
irritations and frictions" that will
manifest themselves eventually in
acts of desperation, Gen. McNarney
said,
Washington members of the Or
ganization,s Action Committee, Ed
mund I. Kaufman and Joseph
Cherner, joined with key leaders in
drawing up plans for the emer-
gency phase of Nation wide cam
paign to raise $l700Oo,O00 for re-
lief, rehabilitation and resettle-
ment of the 1,400,000 surviving Jews
in Europe.
Richard v. Gilbert, Washington
economist and former economic ad-
wiser to OPA, told the gathering
the International Refugee Organiza-
tion will have from 20 to rs cents to
do the job of relief requiring 81 per
day for each refugee. He said ap-
proximately $4,000 900 would have
to be provided by private organiza-
tions. notably the United Jewish
Appeal.
Appreciation of the establishment
of Christian committees through
out the country In support of the
appeal was voiced by Henry Morgen-
thau, jr., general chairman of the
organization.
With the appeal already having
raised $115. 900 900, largest sum raised
by any voluntary relief organization
in history, the conference sum-
moned American Jews to supreme
action to assure fulfillment of the
$170 900 900 goal for 1947
Evening star., 1947-06-09
SO Seized in Skirmish
Near Hall as MosIems
Debate India Plan
By the Associated Press

NEW DELHI, June 9.-Th'
Moslem League Council met toda,
to decide on the British cabinet plaI
splitting India into Hindustan ant
Pakistan and about half the morn
ing speakers criticized the proposal
Leaders, however, predicted &C
ceptance.
Outside the Imperial Hotel, Khak'
sars-members of Moslem organ
ization opposed to the league-dem,
onstrated noisily against acceptance
skirmished with police and saw so o
their fellows arrested.
Angered By Emperor Jibe.
M. A. Jinnah, league president
spoke at length on the plan ano
answered scores of questions.
He became irritated when he en-
tered the hotel and was greeted by
shouts of supporters:
Long live and Emperor of PAX
istan."
Don't say that to me- he snapped
Criticism of Pakistan and the
British partition plan came from
Moslem League representatives OF
provinces having Hindu majorities
These speakers contended the inde-
pendence plan provided no safe
guards for Moslem minorities.
Final Action Tomorrow.
Representatives from the large
states of Bengal and the Punjab
both of which would be divided, were
expected to criticize and oppose
However, Premier H. S. Suhrawardy
of Bengal, prominent Moslem
Lacquer, replied to a question as to
whether he would support Jinnah:
He Is damned fool who doesn't
Final action is not expected be-
fore tomorrow night. The All-In-
dia Congress Party, largely Hindu
will meet here Saturday and is ex-
pected to approve the plan. Botf
states would become dominions o.
the British commonwealth temper.
arily while deciding their future. p
Evening star., 1947-06-09
BrookIund Boptists Burn
Mortgage on Building

The Brookland Baptist Church to-
day was free of debt following the
burning of a $l15,000 mortgage on
their Sunday school building.
The Rev. Ward B. Hurlburt, pas.
tor of the church, officiated In the
mortgage burning ceremonies last
night at the church. Among those
present were sformer pastors, the
Rev. DR.. O. o. Dietz, the Rev. M.
Chandler Stith, the Rev. DR.. Gaye
L. McClothlen and the Rev. DR..
Charles Green.
Construction on the $3.50, 900
building began In 1928 The last
payment on the mortgage was made
on May /.
Evening star., 1947-06-09
u. S. Reported Planning
Leninqrod Consulate
BY he kssociatsd Press

MOSCOW, June 9-An authori-
tative source said today the United
States would open consulate in
Leningrad.
Russia, it was said, has granted
permission. but personnel for the
office has not been announced. The
only other American consulates in
Russia are in Moscow and Vladivos-
tok
The consulate will be the first for
the United States in Leningrad
since the revolution, the informant
said.
Evening star., 1947-06-09
Huwuii Sets Up Clocks

HONOLULU, June 9 tP.-Hawaii
moved its clocks up 30 minutes yes
terday, cutting the time difference
between the islands and the West
Coast to two hours. The time change
was enacted by the Legislature as
permanent daylight saving"
Evening star., 1947-06-09
Small Train for Children
Has Many Adult Riders
By the Associated Press

BY The Associufed Press
KANSAS CITY. - Adults have
about as much fun as the kids rid
ing miniature train in Swope
Park.
The City Council learned last
night that 100,041 tickets for chill
dren had been sold in 1916. For
the same period there were 1882
tickets for adults.
Evening star., 1947-06-09
Win Catholic Actinq Awards

HOLLYWOOD, June 9 tP.-Film
Players Maureen O'Sullivan and j.
Carroll Naish yesterday received the
Catholic Film and Radio Guild
awards as the outstanding Irish
character actress and actor of the
past year. Msgr. Nicholas Conneally
presented the st. Bridget Trophy to
Miss O'Sullivan, and Naish received
the st. Patrick Trophy from George
O'Brien,
Evening star., 1947-06-09

5, who knew Jane did not swim.
Apparently without hesitation
Barbara leaped in after Jane, but
found she was unable to rescue her
Swimming to the pier ladder. shs
cried for help and ran to get hel
father, James E. Close, at theil
home nearby.
Meanwhile, Leon Henderson, jr.
son of the former OPA administra-
Evening star., 1947-06-09
I r c II
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Evening star., 1947-06-09
AnnunduIe Men to Meet

The Annandale (Va) Business
Mems Association will sponsor a
community meeting at 8 pm. We'd
nesday in the Annandale School to
discuss creation of a sanitary dis
trict for Annanda1e,
Evening star., 1947-06-09

OUT OF the SOuGIl
River near An
napolis.
Daughter of
Mr.. a n d Mrs.
Hayden Raynor,
6647 Thirty-sec-
ond place NV,
Jane was play
Ing on a pier
at Wild Rose
Shores yesterday
morning when
she fell into the
river The only
person near was
er playmate,
norhoro GIpco
Evening star., 1947-06-09

Ffge-year-old Jane Raynor owed
her life today to quick thinking Of
another 5-year-old girl and two g.
year -old boys who helped pull her
Evening star., 1947-06-09

You couldn't visit better source to
discuss your hair problems than the
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find both experience and scientific
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give your hair the best of care.
Consult the Hair & Scalp Clinic spe-
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relief, once you are accepted for treat
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Evening star., 1947-06-09
Scalp
Clinic, Inc.

Phone Executive 1882
SUITE sos-sos BOND BLDG.
S.W. Cor. lxth ST. h n Y. Ave. NV
HOURS: s:3o Am. TO 1880 PM
SATURDAYS. s:ss AM. TO 4 PM
Evening star., 1947-06-09
PIone Uses Bridge
For Emergency Landing
By the Assoeiofsd Press

REDDING, Calif.-The great PIT
River Bridge, spanning a canyon 46t
feet deep, served as a landing strip
for John E. Post, of Tacoma, who
was flying small private plane
Bad weather closed in and Mr.
Post. who was accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. Geraldine Grunwoldt
located the bridge and circled il
several times. Motorists saw his
plight, halted traffic and cleared the
structure so he could come in.
Britishers are going dry while the
nation builds its whisky export
trade
Evening star., 1947-11-02
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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suitable for business ONCE and living guar
afro s1us SoINT PAINT AND BODY SHOP, fully
equipped, showing better than Sc, 600 pTont
per year: good lease: will sell for Sb,OUO:
reason other interests. Box 239-M. Star.
GOLD MINE-Grocery store. best location
in town; good lease. low rental; beer ana
wine license: give-away At So'ooV' Terms
RRAAsspSoNsiBLE RAs SStaLE PARTY, lookins for /.
building in Bethesda. with $4,000 81
Equipment for automatic car wash bust
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alley. Want 10-yr. lease and option 70
bldg. Call DAN OSTRoW CONSTRUCTION
CO, S134 Wis. ave. OIL. 0144; eVeninss'
TWo STORES and dry clean. plant, app.
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GIFT, TOY, HOUsEWARE. variety store.
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Evening star., 1947-11-02
PERSONAL.

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Evening star., 1947-11-02

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zsSSSs ,IsS ~ eelShDis Z
5 opera operators. Rent: $I25. with Ayr; lease
MSsDi MopERN RsH NEAT MARKET, in good tow
on highway. doing q NICE business u
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once. ms " G. B. woiford. sTRoUT REALTY
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Evening star., 1947-02-16
Joan OF Hollywood BY LOUIS BERG

ToAN CRAWFORD used to be Hollywoods
a favorite plot. In this plot rowdy chlorine
marries snooty playboy (or an erudite COL
lege professor), is snubbed by his family. but
in the end triumphs over everything and
everybody. This is known in movie circles,
as the Crawford Formula, and Joan herself
has acted it dozens of times.
1t comes close to paralleling the story of
her own life. 1t is the story of Billie Cassin
who waited on tables, of Lucille Lesueur,
high-kicking chorus girl who danced in
second-rate musicals. Both were names
under which Joan once travelled
Hollywood. itself parvenu in those days,
took the chubby chlorine, tricked her up in
its own honky -tonk conception of glamour,
gave her long false eyelashes, smeared her
lips with heavy lipstick The Joan Crawford
face, tragic mask, became nationwide
fashion.
Joan took the masquerade very seriously
She spoke her screen lines, Meadows, will
you serve the wine at room temperature"
with drama and conviction. She believed
Evening star., 1947-02-16
BY LOUIS BERG

ford" they used to call her If she didn't get
it right the first time, however, she couldn't
get it right at all.
When she married Douglas Fairbanks, Jr,
it was no secret that their Hollywood majes-
ties, Doug, Sr., and Mary Pickford, had
misgivings. Their own upstart days were far
behind them.
''Gosh!' Miss Crawford exclaimed when
she was introduced to her royal in-laws. She
said ''Cosh!' when she met the Prince of
Wales, and made the same remark when
confronted with Jimmy Walker.
Under the refining influence of Pickfair,
Joan learned with shock that her manners
were not exactly the last word in refinement;
nor her penchant for practical jokes the last
word in wit
She became quite subdued. She took lessons
Evening star., 1947-02-16
Miss Crawford worked hard to become lady.
She's done it, the screen and i'm real life

that was the way society" actually talked.
A newspapernan who knew her in those
days reports that an interview with Joan was
edifying. Il hate insincerity,' she would say
with gesture. Il think an artist has a duty
to her public read books
w0ne-Take Crawford"
ONE interviewer was caught yawning.
Instead of being angry, Joan was puzzled.
Aren't you interested in what think about
things?"
Not particularly" said the interviewer.
WELL why didn't you say so!' exclaimed
Joan with relief. And she began talking like
a young girl and a human being.
On the lot she was still slangy and gum
chewing. She was always pretty fair actress.
even In her greenest days. One Take Craw-
Evening star., 1947-02-16

in French and diction. She struggled to i'm
prove her vocabulary. She would never let
strange word pass without demanding its
meaning. This caused conversation with her
to take on some of the spirit of quiz program
1t was imperative in cultured circles to
understand highbrow music. Joan invited
Stokowski to her home to tell her all about it,
She learned that excessive makeup was a
sign of vulgarity. From then on she refused
even to use powder. Her face soon wore AN
excessively scrubbed and shiny look A horri-
fed public discovered for the first time that
she had freckles - millions of them That was
when she was married to the urbane and
polished Franchot Tone. Her third marriage
was to Philip Terry. There may be fourth
soon.
The boudoir in her Brentwood Mansion
used to be Uttered with hundreds of dolls.
They were thrown out to make room for
period glass and bona-fide antiques
H1aRPexs Deserted Her
But life in Brentwood was bitter. Culture
refused to pay off. AS she turned fancy on
today's bobby -soxers, abandoned her She
was tagged ''box-office poison" sentence
of death - by exhibitors. Joan never even
WINGED. She continued to demand genuine
acting parts That was when she uttered her
immortal line:
Il will play Wally Beery's grandmother if
it is good acting part"
For the sake of roles she thought suited to
her new stature as an actress, she endured
two years absence from the screen. That is
a whole era in Hollywood. But she came
back from exile to win an Academy award
for ''Mildred PIERCE
If you don't admire what a person was, but
what she became by her own efforts, then you
must admire Joan Crawford
DO you know, never had sense of
humor," she told me unsmilingly during a
recent interview But think am beginning
to develop one. Just in the last two years."
If Miss Crawford wants sense of humor,
she will get one She will read books on humor,
discuss the subject with professional humor-
lists, worry and puzzle over it until in the end
she understands it. Humor is an elusive thing.
but Joan Crawford will chase it down.
Coed SENSE Of Timing
1T IS impossible to laugh at Miss Crawford.
Even in her awkward periods, she had oour-
age, determination, and goodness of heart.
Even in the most absurd of her reincarnations,
she projected her own vital personality She
was always compelling figure.
Her sense of dramatic timing was always
exquisite - in her private life as on the
screen. Once at huge gathering in her honor,
newcomer tried to fight his way through the
mob to her side.
''Stay where you are" said good-natured
press agent. "She Il be along here in minute
How do you now?'
Because this is the right time for her to
make good exit" he explained
But how will she know that?"
The press agent was puzzled. Il don't
Evening star., 1947-02-16

press agent She II be along here in minute"
How do you know?"
Because this is the right time for her to
make good exit" he explained
But how will she know that?'
The press agent was puzzled. Il don't
know, but here she is now.'
Joan Crawford has finally reached her goal
She's become great lady. Mary Pickford
herself could never carry on quite as we'll "in
the manor born" as Miss Crawford does now.
Even her features seemed to have changed,
to have acquired the finely -chiseled. attenua-
ted style of the European aristocracy.
With the change she has acquired modesty.
Il am an uneducated woman" she says
simply.
With hat statement, her education is COM
plete. The End
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Maritime Legion Post
To Install Antonson

Gustaf A. Antonson, 3434 Dix
street NE, will be installed as COM
mander Of United States Maritime
Post, No. 47, American Legion at
ceremonies at S:15 pm. Tuesday at
the Legion Clubhouse, 2437 Fiji
teenth street NV.
Department Commander Owen c.
Holleran and members of his staff
will be installing officers. Mr.. An
tonson succeeds Harry J. Hanna as
post commander. Other officers to
be tnducted include William C.
Spence, first vice commander; Her
bert G., Carleton, second vice COM
mander; and Warren H. Gilbertson
third vice commander.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Evuns Clark to Address
Public Relations Group

Evans Clark, executive director Of
the Twentieth Century Fund, will
speak at 1915 pm. tomorrow on
THE Need for World Trade Educa-
ton" at the American Public Rela-
tions Association meeting at the
Hamilton Hotel.
Round Trip" the Twentieth
Century Fund film on the United
States in world trade, will have its
first Washington showing at tomor-
rows meeting, Charles T. Dockarty,
APRA executive director, announced.
DR.. Paul Douglass, president of
American University. will preside.
The Twentieth Gentry Fund is an
institute for economic research and
public education.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Priest to Discuss Sortre

The Rev. Joseph McAllister, SIS.
will speak on the ''Existentialism Of
Jean Paul Sartre" at the weekly
program of the Study Guild Catholic
Library at $3.50 pm. Tuesday at the
library, 1725 Rhode Island avenue
NV. The lecture will be open to the
public, Miss Anne v. FitzHugh,
chairman, announced.
Evening star., 1947-10-26

municipal seats. The Conservatives
registered q net gain Of four.
The alignment after the 1916
elections was: Labor, 1,041 seats;
Conservatives, SAT; Liberals, SO;
Communists, one; Independents,
534.
Many Of those running as inde-
pendents were Conservative party
members. The Conservatives ap-
pealed to fellow members this year
to run under a Conservative rather
than an INDEPENDENT label.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Worcester Alumni to Dine

A campaign to obtain s1,250, 900
for Worcester (Mass) Polytechnic
Institute will be explained to mem
bers Of the Washington alumni
chapter of the school a' . dior -
$50 pm. tomorrow at the Young
Womens Christian Assosla.4...
cafeteria, 614 E street NV. ReaI
Admiral Wat Tyler Cluverius,
U. s. N, retired, president Of the
institute, will speak.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Dr.. Homriqhuusen to Speak

DR.. Elmer Homrighausen Of the
Princeton Theological Seminary
will address the Protestant festival
of faith at 4 pm. next Sunday at
National City Christian Church,
Thomas Circle. The festival Is
sponsored by the Washington Fed
Grafton Of Churches.
The Detroit tribune., 1947-03-29

Choir Three new m m b ers
joined
SUNDAY evening at the 1880
pm service the Rev. Mr. Beard
spoke on the subject "Crys
From the WavSidc
During the current revival
service the Rev. Mr.. Beard Will
preach nightly through Good
Friday The public is invited.
ST. JOHN cME CHURCH
Sunday morning the pastor.
the Rev w. II. Amos yielded
his pulpit 70 the Rev. J. w.
Virgins. who preached on the
topic Jesus, the Light of the
World "
Two new members Joined
Al pm. the Rev. John Nav
weather one of the young min
listers OF ST John CME church.
conducted baptism service.
The church has started a new
mission which is under the SUI
pervision OF the Rev. MI May
weather
ST. PAUL AME ZION
AT l0;45 am. the pastor, Rev.
L. p. Powell. preached TO a
large crowd Of morning wor-
shippers from the subject. "a
Tried God and Tried Reh-
gl0n The message Was lnspira-
tional and helpful to all Two
new members were added to the
church
a, 7,45 pm the lesson in the
daily homo reading Sanctuary
was read and a few minutes
talk was gwen by Mrs Bertha
Taylos and Lewis Thompson.
after which the pastor COM
mcntcd on the lesson
Among the manv visiting wor-
shippers al ST Paul was Mrs
Ola Martin of Chicago. III wife
az the Bishop Of the third dis
t}lct of the AME Zion Church
and of the Michigan Annual
Conference
The public is cordially invit-
cd 20 attend our Lcntcn Servic-
oS each Friday night al 80
pm
The pastor VIII occupy the
The Detroit tribune., 1947-03-29

The Womcn's Club Of Ply
mouth Congregational Church IS
Sponsoring the Plymouth Choir
in ts annual Good FRIDAY
Cantata This year the choir un-
der the direction Of Mrs Ethel
Crawford. organist and director,
Church. are inseparable in pur-
pose w,ll be the theme OF the
program presented al the Palm
Sundav service by the junior
chutch
Tho Rev a Ralph Davis will
hiring the uc, So and the Rus
sell school chorus vii render
musical selections under the di-
Iccton uf Ms Allison Barrett
Tea 'yll hr served bv the jun
ior missionaries and the Junior
stcwa ie,S boards
ST. STEPHEN AME CHURCH
Stanford az Cobb
las, SUNDAY the Rcv J D
Howell BROUGHT % his congrega-
The Detroit tribune., 1947-03-29
CARTER METROPOLITAN
CINE CHURCH
West Warren and Grand Blvo

The second annual Palm sun
dav Tea OF the p r Janaison
Club VIII be held on Sunday,
March 30 from Z TO 6 pm in
Jamison hall Of the church
Mrs Naomi Meadows, promi-
nent sorority leader viii be the
guest speaker Yolande MADDOX.
musical baccalaureatc, VIII be
mistress OF ceremonies Others
on the program will be Bessie
Coleman. Vcrlie Hollie 3. J.
Wales. d X Spearman. the
American Woodman Chorus. the
Young peoples choir Of ST John
CME church, Raymond MEGA
mey, and the Rev Henry Wild
or
The Christian Home and the