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Evening star., 1947-05-27
Hollywood
Olivia 5 Row
With Agents
At Climax
By SheiIuh Grohom

Olivia de Havilland's case with her
former agents, Berg and Allenberg,
comes up for arbitration this week.
Livyy fred the boys last November
and they claim commissions will
be due them for the next two and
a half years.
Joseph Gotten and Loretta Young,
you can make bet now, will be CO.
starred again-in "The Harder They
Fall" for which RKO paid Bud
Schulberg 100000. It's q fight
story. But Joe plays crooked
press agent! Is there such thing?
Laurence Olivier writes that he
has . seven-month shooting sched-
ule for his movie version OF Ham
let" This is quite a contrast to
Orson Welles' three-week schedule
on Macbeth"
Joan Fontaine, fed UP with not
being able to get complete cast
for Thunder ON the Hill," has post
poned the picture indefinitely. But
I wouldn't be too surprised If Robert
Taylor does the picture after all,
In the fall, when he has finished
The High Wall"
Greta Garbo Is now negotiating
q deal to star In THE Ballad and
the Source" although she'd rather
do the life story of George Sand. But
Merle Oberon has already done this
one brilliantly in "A Song to Re-
member"
Ann Todd is virtually sure for the
role of Linda in Pursuit of Love"
She's read the book and wants to
come here to make the picture for
Enterprise.
Betty Cradle was disappointed
that her husband, Harry James,
could not be with her for the birth
Of her second daughter last week.
So was Harry, who could not leave
his band In Atlantic City. The stork
was a month too early and Betty
was a very sick girl for few days.
She's doing nicely now, though.
v X X
David Niven Is in a fix. He's
rented his home here to Phyllis
Calvert and her husband and they
will arrive to take possession June l.
David's quandary stems from the
fact that he won't be finished with
"The Bishop's Wife" until some
where near the end Of July.
Red Shelton will be co-starred
with Esther williams in "Neptune's
Daughter" But he gets Betty Gar
rett in the picture and Esther gets
Richard Montelban.
Ingrid Bergman plans to shoot
some of her Joan of Lorraine" In
Paris. She'll be doing it when arch
Of Triumph" opens at the Paris
Opera House, in October Charles
Boyer, her co-star, leaves for Paris
Evening star., 1947-05-27

James MasonH he loses his laws
suit with David Rose viii b work
ing for Paramount because that Is
the deal that Rose Is cooking up.
Otherwise. Mason VIII toll for Kor-
|da during 1913. Il
Anna Neagle and her husband,
Herbert Wilcox. are expected In
Hollywood to arrange Tor m ex-
change OF stars for their productions
In England
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Allianee mc.)
Evening star., 1947-05-27

spirit in hOuSeful OF moueFnS. IL
absorbing, exciting and colorfui and
it started Lutte Song on a three
week engagement at the National
that may be all too brief.
There was a happy hint of what
last night might be three years ago
when the play was done at Catholic
University for the first time in this
country Out of that grew the Mi
chael Myerberg production with
Dolly Haas, Yul Brynner. Louis Hec-
tor and Virginia Gilmore, an en-
chantment that has been sustained
in a period during which the thea
ter's major color otherwise has been
pure brass.
Lutte Song" is a play that is SO
much more than a play. 1t is also
a poem, simple and little sad, and
quite beautiful. It is bit of a
musical and there are bright touches
of festival, or spectacle, and an easy
lecture on mans moral history. Be
ing all these things, it is by no
means conventional theater which
means that it sets the mind and
heart free and leaves them happy
instead of merely providing the abb
donien with the exercise of ribald
laughter. The theatergoer may have
the bad judgment to miss it, but
the theater lover almost certainly
will not.
The late, great Sidney Howard
and Will Irwin are the wise and
sentimental men who deserve first
credit for having adapted the old
Chinese play, "Pi-Pa-Ki," as Lutte
Song" But their work would have
gone for naught without a producer
OF the high courage of Myerberg
Evening star., 1947-05-27

LUTTE SONG" a musical drama In two
acts and 16 scenes, adopted from the
ney aI Howard % and viii viii Irwin. with music BY
Raymond Scott. lyrics by Bernard Hanig-
hen. directed by John Houseman, with
setting. costumes and lighting by Robert
Edmond Jones. At the National
The Cast:
The The Honorable Tchans erandan Diehl
Tssi tRe father s Ausustin
Madame Tsaf the mother II Marian Leeds
Tctao-O -Ou-Niang. the wife - Dolly Haas
Prince Nieou, the imperial
preceptof ------- Louis HECTOR
Princess Nieou-Chi,
his. daughter Virginia Gilmore
Si-Tchun. lady
waiting Women Polly Ward. Prue Ward
- Mary Ann Reeve. ofelia cornejo
Youen-Kong the steward Martin Ashe
The Marriage Broker Margherita Sargent
The Imperial Chamberlain
The Food Commissioner Martin Ashe
First Clerk .--r------------J John Dennis
Second Clerk ,----------. Jay SheT1dan
First Applicant joseph Camloie
second Applicant---------V Victor Burset
The White Arlene SLaNsI
The Black Ape oteeie
Arlene Carver. Barbara Steele
Page -------------- -Natane o1Wlck
Priest Of o-Mi-To-Buddha Martin Cooke
-'e''s- JOSEPH Camiolo. Abel Pokras
Jueeler Bernard Pisarski
The Lion Victor Burset. Gene Aauino
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Lutte Song a Lovely Melody;
Vividly Staged at National
BY jay Cormody

radiance street last night that the
1t addreSs
Washington's legitimate theater.
1t imagination reached the years from
Century old Ming playwright to meet answering
the kind that is
Evening star., 1947-06-13
HOUSES FURNISHED Cont,

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 2O1s Hillyer pl.
Very attractiyely, furnished house. to
baths msd rsnscsa s0Wer U est
nanths; naf;s ss5e psE month sseSSn = ss.aIs e..
PRACTICALLY in Rock Greek Paz,t ParknzA,tt-
tractiye home for the summer beautifully
bedrooms, two baths, Adults only. no pets.
$500 mo, e214 2sth st" Chevy Chase 1s.
IoyELY Z Mi woHEEvv,P CHEVY CHASE HOME available
about June 20, 1917; 1-year lease: bed
rooms, 21a baths: large den with fireplace.
living room with fireplace. dining room,
and shower in basement: $3.50 monthly.
SUMMER MtsgHs RENTAL-cool brick house with
yard. out, ,of-dooT hfTsDilasesa; Bethesda; 5000
fSs TWo si YOUNG MEN viii share lgs. modern s sn
sRo6M sBEDRS6s sRs ssfhs Ho9yE 9M l1sf
II s5o6 sG0ST u SUB pa4 Maa Nd 'qns UN s1s iS T.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Comfortable det,
s-rm. home, poEch garden June si - ~ r,n 70
81 eM1ET ss4a eHEvY RHf saS sGaxsE fMDAttrac5ive
house, bedrms., 2la, baths, pleasant sur
ss e ssp ssRpMsEssEaSb 81 Der sT CHEVY chase
D. CA delightful suburban home in this
beautiful section of washington. consist
ing Of s bedrms., 3la baths, recreation rm.
ment; Immediate possession; open for in
spection 9 to IL am. 80 to 6 D m: price,
S385 per mo. EDW H. JONES & CO.. INC,
$500 Conn ave. WO. $500. -l5
642S 3Ist PL NW.-Detached brick, g.
rm., 2-bath; garage: oil heat; adeauately
furn.; including grand piano; year lease
S210. SAM ROSEY, AID. 2700. -l5
5-BEDRM. HOME on main hwy. near Falls
Church-Suitable for tourists; for lease;
$500 per mo- FAIRFAX REALTY CO,
Falls Church, phone FA. 1878. IL
26I9 ST. N.W.-S200; bedrms., bath.
1881 36th st. NV; $3.50; bedrms.
21a baths, liv. rm., music rm.. din. rm
and kit, garden MRS. PRYSE. ME. 400:
ewes and sun, WO. 5202. -15
Evening star., 1947-06-13
HOUSES FURNISHED.

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS for large
nicely furnished homes in restricted neigh
borhood in nearby Nd, to be available
July 1st, each at $500 per mo. E. M.
FRY. INC. Realtors, WI. 6T40. 7240 Wis.
cHEvY CHASE. Mp.-cool, quiet neigh
borhood: garden; bedrms., 2t7 baths;
June to Sept Oliver 4717 IA
3145 Dumbarton ave. NV.
Large living dining room. kitchen, small
garden with terrace; End floor, bedrooms
and tile bath; 3rd floor. 1 bedroom; SCI o
per month. For appointment to inspect,
phone BOSS PHELPS, INC, Ma. $500,
s-RooM HoUsE. less than year old. COM
pietely furnished, for summer rental June
Is to Sept. Is. MR.. DWYER at NE. 5563.
FAMILY AWAY. wiz rent pleasant George
town house, June 16 through August 16i
6-rm. house, 3 bedrms., bedrm. reserved
Tor owner; man, wife. no objection to child:
$3.50 mo. CO. 294S. Box 435-J, Star. Ia
f-bEDROOM, 2-bath. furn. house to rent
IN Shepherd Park. 2-car garage. lovely
lot. House in excel eond. inside and out.
500 per mo. Call Mr.. Schuyler. ]. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN. ME. 1143 between 10
and 8 wkdays. only Box 406-J. Star. ---13
FOxHALL VILLAGE, June 25-sept. 15-
Living room: dining room. kitchen. bed
rooms, baths, Sleeping porch, nicely fur
nished; cool and quiet; $l75. 1910 44th
st. NV, EN-. 1905. Ia
Evening star., 1947-06-13
AHrs. PVRNIsHEp icont.l J .

6OMPLETELY fURNIsHED APT. for
s,fs sa5S9 T.|et each iss5 ss St NV. Appls
siris; RI share bath Kitchen with with one 'sas other
s35 mo. ga. Elk. o94l or Box 3sl-K,
S SR. WASH. cATHEDRAL-air1 to share
apartment with With girls; modern bldg
f?5 fok III III fsSh sSaMEsRsa ssar MONTHS to Sent asa
18TH Undue MONTH stSrGy sIGs studio APT
Completely furnished; utilities included. 4
living room, with high .vaultea ceiling:
kitchen. dining room room and porch: center
70 nhoo. psIs rs
J FLYNN. Woodward Bldg, RE. 1918 or
MI. RAINIER, MD-3Ha room apt. bed
room, Kitchen, dinette. living room. bath:
We IgRs SthssspoS snbsooMs 1sh b.s9 $40 gs 4se
to couple with child or expecting; soa.
ss4:::. 3d. Mo: :ss;5a za
sseS sSeS 18th ST, NV. Apt, Ls15o mo.
ssa aanaser 1901 Allison st. PAW nx. side en-.
$iSs NEWPORT pL- NV. corner 22nd st
Inquire in store LARGE studio liy. rm..
M 81. dinsase 1sts sf 9ats Ss5 gS Esns Ho ssI or
after ~ $50 , p.waa a Pc De- S12a H. 49,, w,ts
pioyed married couple. s65 mo. So24ss r
sfcRRiiSY,' r6RN. h Ar available from July
M Rsef s se I bedrm alahs Small afrns sittina Ga nm :
Sy beasss shop and ssefe In bdr
szGS safHofrc SsI skI. a5s s5sS ssF to share s5sr
ment with l other girl: $50 month. 1924
aPa sPa5 sua fs5 II a00s sr TE ap5 50s v 81
Tm;, bedrm.; KIT. dinette. bath. shower:
ssEpao62s si2G; S8 osS4i as KITCHEN APT. suitable
for three SIS week. 1881 Vermont ave
ARLlNeToN. va, center of Clarendon
let from June is to Sept: 10 $500 for
ii Is e. ntSy s1s DECAY edsy @Sd S6 ae esi
r. 455 S17sk FaiKMosT s9F sT 79 SW Sta large lsn
69n op sans wiz Hso srse roo nsh
to share With another cengentis! girl; $50
WIDOW viii share beautiful apt. of 4
hss9!h s sha W. S5Gs St sfss
cool a-RM APIS; 5G69 Macarthur blvd.
for single gentlemen; S40-S60;, also lge,,
airy fufnisDeQ room. Reacneo via D-4
sHs ss or sGEPHER6 GsR Efho 'sF ST. o.
kitchen, electric ,icebox; adults, gentle
272l 14th ST. NV girls or couple
to share 6-room apt. with other girls;
SO mo. AID. 306o after $50 pm
BETHESDA-Cool. spacious; lst fl. of lge.
corner house liV. rm., DIN. rm., break
fast rm. kit, pantry, bedrm.. 2 closets,
bsdEm; sab9n. gas, .ila eee: phone and washing
family OF 2 or B; Sl50 per mon June
q to AUGUST 80; below oPA ceiling: refs.
GLOVER PARK-Bachelor apt. bedrm
and liv. rm., laundry and limited kitchen
facilities; in basement; 2 women or en-
ployed couple; S75. 21l6 37th st. NV.
LARGE LIv. RM., fireplace, din. rm.' 2
bedrms., kitchen. bath. balcony; mod. apt
bldg; beautifully furnished; permanent
adults; $500 rer mo. 10Th and Biltmore
n.w' AID. 2l92. or wtite Box 6s-J, Star.
III 18th ST. s.E.-Entire 1st f.. liv. rm.,
bedrms.., din. rnl... kit, pvt, bath, small
back porch; everything turn, including
girls only; $40 each. al-0 -''''-'' iet''' +
GIRL TO SHARE sewly, furn apt. with an
vic; Dupont Circle; $35 mo. CO. 4471.
l9lG r st. NV, Apt. 100. -l5
1888 18th ST. N.W.-Two girls to share
nice Arm. apt, S37 so ca DE. 9454. IA
DAYLIGHT BASEMENT, 1875 Neal st. ne;
bath. gas, light included; 500 mo.
LARGE BED-sITTING RM., semipvt. bath
exp. bus; breakfast privils; empl cple
81. $3.50 after T. Takoma Park
Evening star., 1947-06-13
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

EXCHANGE TWO-YEAR rent 3-bedroom
house San Diego. Calf; exclusive district,
for like house or apt, Washington 2. c.;
prefer Arlington. Owens 6437. IT.
ton, Va Naval comdr., wife, Q SIN, chill
dren, wish to exchange own home, close
Ft. Monroe and Langley Field, for furn. or
unfurn. or 4-bedrm. house or apt. AL
exandria Arlington, vicinity. Write G. w.
PRESSEY Park pl., Hampton. Va. -13
3-bedrm. house, ne, reason
able, for 1-bedroom apt, ne. or NV, rea-
sonable WO. 1929. Ia
EXCHANGE well-located home in Wood
ridge for apartment or home in Atlanta,
Ga. Call MI 4101.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

81 d FLOOR, bedrooms. large living room
KIT. and bath: Dupont Circle area. 500 mo ,
aoults only for 1-bedroom apt, pvt. bath.
BOX 34h-k. Star. 13'
ASHINGToN-DAYTON. OHIO -bedrm
apt, NV, Wash. for apt. or house in
Dayton. NO. 4037 -I6
HAVE 1 ,BEDRM., mod. unfurn. apt. near
i6th and sheridan; children taken; want
Box 375-K, Star I5s
2-BEDRM. FURN. APT. in n.w.-s1oo rent
in NV. section. DE. 1929. -15
COOL FIRST FLOOR, 4-room, new apt.
bldg. reasonable rent: for duplex apt. any
size. Please phone FIR OS3l III
Evening star., 1947-06-13
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Cont.

HOUSE or 2-bedrm apt, mother and 2
sons. veterans, being evicted. Call after
pm, TR. 5190. 15'
FORESTER, wife and son desire 2 or 8
bedrm. house or apt. max. 500 per mo.
Call RE. 4142, Ext. 1923 in daytime, and
eoLoRTDuNPGRS e1 GH6s HonsE svfs rms to
rent; will be eVicted July IS; with refs: no
ehildrsn dnI rRk, owNER Nc SlSR. MOVING IN family
in urgent need of six-room house: refer
ences Phone AID 1865 15s
Evening star., 1947-06-13
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSE SITE, just off sligo
mary plans approved for is units by FHA;
ERIcR w BERENs INc, scsaRfeasf Sa. s141 fEE MIs
ton; $4,000. Owner leaving city: reason,
health. j. F. CARROLL, Real Estate, RE
.,2S0 Ia
Hgts; income S400 mo. low overhead
Priced reasonably for Quick sale. owner S
apt, available to buyer. No agents. HO.
1854 -15
Evening star., 1947-06-13
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

ONE OR TWO BEDROOM unfurnished
aPpaartment aPap or small house. Phone Ludlow
oUANTICo MARINE and wife desire
small apt. or house, between Washingto ton
and Quantico DE 1424 16s
Evening star., 1947-06-13
HOUSES UNEURNlsHED.

DOCTOR OR ROFEssIONAI-New brick
home of rms. and bath; also. pvt. office
rm bath and entrance: in newly develop
ing business section of Arlington. OK.
2166. -l3
RENT FREE-Owner desires room and
9th st ne 15s
Evening star., 1947-06-13
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

VET. VANS OF rA.-Au white vet; help;
moving, packing, storage, Grating, shipping
n, 1901. OK. 1924: ewes. CHI. 1880;
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.-24-hr
service: furniture moving and hauling:
trunks and baggage AT 2759 or FIR 03S6
trucks, responsible help; cargo insured;
estimates cheerfully given. MI. 61S9.
MOVING BY VETERAN of experience with
new truck; careful handling. Call any time:
reasonable rates. MR.. COOK, Gil. 513I.
--15
VETERAN. Just out OF the service. will
move or haul anything, night or day: no
lob too little. EARLE, NE. 5s1a. 15'
LIGHT HAULING, D. C. only; ewes. and
week ends, reasonable rates: white yet
LIGHT aH MoviNG JOBS. quick deliveries,
trunks to and from depot, any time: rea-
sonsble rates. MI. 5065. 49,
EDLEMAN'S MOVING g. STORAGE CO.
Reas rates; will accept your surplus furni-
ture as part payment on your moving. stor-
age; local. long dist. moving. ia. 2937.
Ex-GI-Moving, packing. storage; no job
too small; anything anywhere any time.
JOHN GLOVER, GIL. $3.50. IA
VETERANS. starting business. win move
you day or evenings; reasonable rates;
light hauling a speciality. GE. 1851.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
RooMIke HOUSE FOR SALE.

CONVENIENT DOWNT0WN-3-s story brick
with basement apt, garage, large rms.
well furnished: $4,000. Elk. 5s42,
a-9:30 am, 4-6 pm. -15
Evening star., 1947-06-13

COOPERATIVE APTs. WANTED.
g OR :, ROOMS, kitchen and bath; down
town loc; man and wife; no children or
pets; cash pay, bal. in notes; good refs
Phone after $50 p m. EX. 1881. 23
SMALL. UNFURNISHED APT, NV. Elk.
1922, or CHI. o4S9. -1b
Evening star., 1947-06-13

26I9 O ST. N.W.-S200; bedrms.. bath.
1921 36th st. NV; $3.50; 4 bedrms.,
ga baths, liv. rm.. music rm.,- din; rm
and kit, garden MRS. PRYSE, ME. 400:
eyes and sun. WO. 52O2. -l5
Evening star., 1947-04-27

jar OF Tussy's famous deodorant cream.
Gives you protection for hours and
hours.
Evening star., 1947-04-27
.ANTIsEPTIc

Snowy-white lotion that leaves baby
touchable! No greasy film to soil cloth
ing! Johnsonk Baby Lotion let's baby's
skin BREATHE.
Evening star., 1947-04-27

Sturdi-FIex Sheet for nursery and sick
sturdy -. acid-proof. Soft and fex-
ible for comfort. Is unaffected by oils,
grease. or sterilization by boiling.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-02

ss.s. ., 9. We. sea.ss. NC. !. y: I'D. .
Evening star., 1947-10-24

Southern Illinois town where he had
assumed the role of "a wealthy, sue
cessful farmer and businessman"
with fancy for fine clothes.
Open Fire From Car.
State Police 1t. Ben C. Blades said
the former gang leader, whose feud-
ing with a mob headed by Charlie
Birger was held responsible for at
least a score of deaths in the 1920s,
was killed by several men who open
ed fire as their automobile passed
Sheltons jeep.
Shelton apparently was able to
return the fire before he rolled
mortally wounded into a roadside
ditch. A revolver from which five
shots had been fired was found
near his body.
Il wouldn't want to hazard a guess
as to the motive for this shooting
right noW," 1t. Blades said.
Prominent in Dry Era.
The apparent revival of gang war
struck with sudden surprise in this
quiet community where neighbors
said Shelton, now in his middle Sos,
was living the life of prosperous
Evening star., 1947-10-24
Military Attaches Hold
Secret Talks in Honolulu
By the As,ociotsd Press


HONOLULU, Oct. pa highly
secret conference of American mil
itary attaches from Far Eastern
countries is being held here.
The Army's Mid-Pacific Command
said orders for the strictest security
came from "a higher level" than
the Army department.
Even the quarters of intelligence
officers and advisers attending the
conference are restricted, and ef-
forts to talk with participants have
been rebuffed.
DR.. Horace S. Craig, Army intel
ligence adviser who just completed
a two-month, around-the-world
survey, is one of the top men at
the meeting.
Military attaches attending in
clude Coils. C. w. Bennett, India !;
Robert Kreuter, Philippines: R. F. G.
Vance, Siam; Maj. Robert Hoey,
Straits Settlements, and Air At
taches Col. Glen Thompson, Philip
pines, and 1t. Col. C. E. Caple,
India
Sources indicated there were
others but refused to name them.
Evening star., 1947-10-24

day n e a r his
Wayne County
farm where he
had been living
t h e life of a
country squire.
The 6-foot-2-
l n C h erstwhile
boss of the Shell
ton 6 a n G was
r | d d | e d by Is
machinegun bull
lets fired from
a passing auto
m o b il e as he
drove his je e p
along a country
road ne ar this
Evening star., 1947-10-24

farmer and silent partner In South
ern Illinois oil fields.
The Sheltons, Carl and his two
younger brothers, Bernie and Earl,
came into underworld prominence
during the prohibition era.
Evening star., 1947-10-24
Carl Shelton Killed
In Illinois Gunfight;;
Notorious Gangster
By the Associoted Press

FAIRFIELD, Ill, Oct. 24.-Carl
Shelton, once one of Illinois most
notorious gangsters, was ambushed
and killed in gangland style yester-
Evening star., 1947-10-24
Steward of Lightship
Is Jailed for Serving
Ham Instead of Steak
BY the Associoied Press

BY the Assoeiofed Press
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, Oct.
"a. Charles Stewart, chief
steward of Lightship No. 5, was
sentenced to a day in Jail by
Magistrate r. J. Finn yesterday
for "willful INSTRUMENTATION"
The specific charge: Stewart
attempted to force Capt. Louis
Duquet to accept ham and eggs
for breakfast when the skipper
expressly ordered steak.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-08
Properly Next
To Negro Park
Bought by City

The city of Jackson purchased
fouc pieces of property off Lynch
street adjacent to the proposed
Negro park before the regular coun-
Gil meeting adjourned, it was learn
ed yesterday from the minutes.
Property purchased for Negro
park purposes include:
A lot from Mrs. Ola Baton for
$326.50; lot from w. P. Bridges for
$3.50; lot from A. c. Thurman for
500; and a second lot from Mrs
Ola Baton for $3.50.
A delegation of leading Negro cit
liens yesterday looked over the
Negro park plans at city holl. The
city plans a wading pool and an
auditorium on the park site with
other recreational facilities
Funds for the Negro park facili-
ties were provided in the bond is
sue voted last year.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-08
.Lanier High Gives
Pepsi-Cola
Scholarship Test

At nine o'clock, Saturday Morning
on February Ia, 1947, the following
persons in the Senior Class at LAM
er High School presented themselv-
es in room 210 to take the Pepsi
Cola Scholarship Test: Erma l..
Benson, Theodore r. Brooks, Jr.,
jamie Campbell, Johnnie Jackson,
Morris Johnson, Magnolia C. Little
and Mary E. Young
This is Competitive Examin-
alton given to high school seniors
all over this nation. If, perhaps,
any of the Seniors should win in
this contest, he, she, or they will
receive full tuition and academic
fees for four college years (36 cal
endar months) at any accredited
college; twenty-five dollars per
month for the normal So months of
college, to help defray cost of
board, room and books; travelling
expenses at the rate of three cents
per mile for one round trip from
home to college each school year.
This Test was given under the
direction of the Principal of Lanier
High School, /. S. Sanders.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-08
JOE LICCINS' HONEYDRIPpERS
AT NEW COLORED SKATING
RINK THURSDAY, MARCH 18TH
Buddy Johnson Playing
Midnight Dance At
Rink March %

Highlighting the program of En-
tertainment at the New Colored
Skating Rink, Pocahontas Road,
Jackson, Miss, for the month of
March is the first appearance in
the state of Joe Liggins and His
Honey Drippers, the original Honey
Drippers that rocket to fame a few
seasons ago and are still going
strong in the Entertainment world.
This attraction coming directly
from the west coast will present a
full four-hour program of the lat
est in hot sweet and sentimental
numbers dear to all music and dan
ce lovers.
The Honey Drippers will be at
the New Colored Skating Rink
Thursday, March 13-dance begins
at 9:00-Admission: Advance S1.5O
At Door $1.85 tax incl.
On March %, dance and music
lovers will get a new thrill-for
on this date at Midnight, Buddy
(Baby, Don't You Cry Johnson
will bring his sensational orchestra,
starring his sitter, Ella Johnson and
vocalist, Arthur Prysock to the New
Colored Skating Rink.
On this night, Jackson will also
witness its End annual miss Fine
Brown Frame Contest in which
local young women will take part.
This dance, will follow the close
of the Teachers Association that
will be held here in jackson and
special invitation is being extend
ed to teachers to enter the contest
or to enter some student cash prizes
will be given. Any young woman
anywhere in he state may enter
the contest. Send name and adj
dress to this paper. Admission to
this Midnight Dance is $3.50 adj
vance and S185 at door. Tax incl.
For the convenience of persons in
Canton and Yazoo City, Advance
Tickets are on sale at Tollivers
cafe, Canton and Stephan Cafe, va
zoo City.
Advance Tickets for both dances
will be on sale in Jackson at Ira
velers Inn, The Hurricane, Black
stone Cafe, Mill & Oakley Cafe,
Palace Poolroom, Acme Cafe, Mo
dern Cleaners.