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SAlESMEN.

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North Virginia Areas
May Adopt Daylight
Saving q-UnofficiaIIy
Special Dispatch 10 The ster

RICHMOND, Va, Mar. IT,
Northern Virginia communities can
not legally adopt. daylight saving
time through official county or city
action, but apparently there's moth
ing to prevent their achieving ap-
proximately the same end by an
unofficial agreement to move clocks
up one hour.
That Is the apparent situation as
Congress deliberates whether the
District of Columbia can change
it's time this summer. The Senate
District Committee has approved
bill by Senator McGrath, Republi-
can, Of Rhode Island, to authorize
the District Commissioners to in
woke daylight saving time if hear
ings show the public wants it.
Expected to Conform.
If Washington should change
over, it is regarded as certain the
surrounding areas would desire to
conform.
Virginia law definitely states all
Of the Old Dominion shall operate
on Eastern Standard Time. But this
did not prevent the Hampton Roads
area last year from moving all their
activities up one hour. And an
ordinance already has been intro
duced into the Richmond City
Council calling for adoption of
similar scheme this Summer.
In Arlington yesterday. the County
Board agreed informally that it
would follow the District If day
light saving time is adopted there.
The General Assembly, 1916,
passed an act to bring far-western
Lee County, then in the Central
Time Zone, into the Eastern Time
belt. Actual effect of the law, how
ever, was to outlaw anything but
Eastern standard time in the State.
The act says, in part:
"On and after July /, 1916, United
States Standard Eastern Time shall
be in effect in all parts of the State
of Virginia .. In all laws, stat
utes, orders, DEGREES, rules and reg
ulations relating to the time of per-
formance OF any act by any officer
or agency of the Commonwealth of
Virginia, or any political subdivision
thereof, = it shall be understood
and intended that the time appli-
cable thereto or referred to or i'm
piled therein shall be United States
Standard Eastern Time"
| Norfolk Case Cited.
Despite this law plus an opinion
from Attorney General A. P. Staples
that it definitely outlawed Daylight
Time, the City Council of Norfolk,
for example, adopted an ordinance
directing city employees to come to
work an hour earlier and to get off
an hour earlier in the afternoon.
Councilmen indicated that whether
the workers clocks read $3.50 or 7::30
was of no concern to the Council.
The clocks were changed. Norfolk
is part of the Hampton Roads area
One plan in Washington is that if
Congress fails to authorize daylight
time by law. citizens and business
establishments would voluntarily
operate under the summer time
hours anyway.
The proposed Richmond ordi-
nance would fix the working hours
of city employees at 7::3O am. to
pm. from April 81 to September
81. 1t also calls on business con-
Germs to conform. The Richmond
ordinance has been sent to the
Mayors Advisory Board consisting
OF the Mayor and department
heads) for recommendation back to
Council
The Virginia Aircraft Service As
sociation, meeting here last month
launched a campaign to establish
Daylight Saving Time throughout
the State.
Evening star., 1947-03-17

warnings on the subject are turned
out every day in the biggest example
of overproduction this country has
ever seen. The means of the marital
pessilnists almost drown out the
sound of the divorce lawyers rubbing
their hands in glee wish more
people would give marriage break
instead of a fracture.
Personally, find that happy end
ings in movies bring George and me
close together. He's usually doing
with his head on my shoulder.
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expecting 10 i've
m e rrily r ever
after they ought
to be taught that
a lot of difficult
q d ] u S t m e n is
have to be made.
|. My goodness.
if they're able to
read and their
hearing Is all
right, I don't see
how they avoid
learning t h a t
marriage is a
tough job. Mil
lions of words of
q Il u ca O n Il
Evening star., 1947-03-17
Bradley PTA to Hear Davies

The Rev. Dr. A. Powell Davies,
minister of All Souls Unitarian
Church, will speak at meeting of
the Parent Teacher Association of
the Bradley School, Chevy Chase,
at 8 pm. tomorrow in the school
auditorium.
Evening star., 1947-03-17
Monroe PTA to Meet

DR.. w. w. Peters of the Office of
1nter-American Affairs, will give an
illustrated lecture on Teaching
Health in China" at a. meeting of
the James Monroe Elementary
school Parent-Teacher Association,
Arlington, at 8 o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1947-03-17
Oracle Aliens
Comment

I see that lady psychiatrist says
MOVIES and stories with happy end
lngs give people false ideas about
marriage. She says that instead of
Evening star., 1947-03-17
HELP WoMEN.

ALTERATION HANDS, experienced, suits
and coats; air-conditioned workroom, pleas
ant surroundings. Apply all week, kAP-
Evening star., 1947-03-17

Navy Nav Ma Marine % or Coast Guard veterans
who held any of some 400 occupational
specialties for months or more may now
enlist in the new Regular Army at grade
occupationai speciality service. New high
Army pay and the opportunities for ad-
vancement make an Army career more at,
and out the special grade you will receive
under this new War Department regulation.
Apply ut the q. s. Army Recruiting Station,
et
Evening star., 1947-03-17

lContinusd On Nexs Phge.l
Evening star., 1947-06-23

the car and Seraphima Rirman as
the Boyarina Staritskaya, who leads
his opposition. The bride the czar
takes is played by Ludmilla Tseli-
kovskaya. She is not called upon for
any display of talent, but you should
remember her name because she Is
the prettiest heroine Soviet film
has had in some time.
The picture has an original mt
sical score, too. written by Sergei
Prokof1eff.
It is the work of Eisenstein, how
ever, that makes Ivan the Terrible"
something to see. He swirls great
crowds to heighten the drama Of a
scene the way a painter swirls in a
deep blue background to heighten
the drama of a small bright figure in
the foreground. He can set mood
with q shadow. And he stages every
scene that the cameras catch with
painstaking care for the smallest
detail of composition.
Mr.. Prokofieff's score, incidentally,
If we may be permitted to say so, Is
conventionally Hollywood in ap-
proach, with pleasant touch Of
Tschaikowsky.
Evening star., 1947-06-23


done notable job of compressing
and editing history and of empha-
sizing the points which support his
own theology. He has selected, as
the basis for his films scenario,
those years when Ivan " was at
his best. He has skipped over or
CLOSED over the early years when
Ivan was an amoral lout and he
ends his story with the first threat
ened abdication.
He may be saving for a sequel the
later years, when "the Terrible" was
added to Ivan's name. Those were
the years during which Ivan made
himself notable by losing wars, by
sacking the city Of Novgorod and
killing thousands of Its. inhabitants
because of an unfounded, report OF
proletariat revolution brewing there,
and by striking his son a fatal blow
while in a towering rage. If Eisen-
stein goes on with the life Of Ivan,
it will be interesting to see what the
Communist line is on this sort of
thing.
"Ivan the Terrible" Is a fercely
nationalist picture. The car is
presented as a man who hates the
boyars and prefers the common
people. The one urge that drives
him forward with almost religious
zeal is the urge to unity Russia.
Russia must stand united, he says.
She must become SO strong that no
one would dare attack her.
Every one, Ivan says in his coro-
nation address, must contribute to
his campaign to stretch Russia's
borders and to make her nation
feared by her neighbors. If man
does not serve in the armies, he
says, he must contribute money and
this also means the church, which
Ivan deems over wealthy.
There are times when you can
easily imagine that this, might be
Stain talking and not Ivan the
Terrible, first car. Of all the Rus
sias. For Ivan the Terrible" Is,
here can be no doubt, a political
treatise, primarily designed, per-
naps, to tell the Russians that their
strength is in union, that the Rus
sian soil must be served.
Such is the art of Eisenstein, how
,ver, that he can make wonder
'ully dramatic motion picture from
\ screenplay with such a definite
slant. One Of the things
hat makes him notable among
great film directors Is his knowledge
hat the motion picture is essen
tally visual medium. He tells his
tory first with the camera, using
he sound track as an adjunct.
In its very opening sequence,
Ivan the Terrible" is marked as
he work of the master. His cam
,ras enter a vast cathedral, where
losts have gathered to watch the
coronation of Ivan w, Grand Duke
If Muscovy, as the first Russian
gar. They pick up the Metropol-
tan of the cathedral, starting the
itual of the coronation. AS he
peaks, the cameras dart over the
,rowd, here picking up supporters
# Ivan, there falling upon those
ealous of this assumption of power.
Evening star., 1947-06-23
Hollywood:
Maria Montez
Makes a Deal
With U.I
By SheiIoh Grohom

Maria Montez has just pulled a
fast one at Observation-Disclosures
She agreed-with her lawyer by
her side-to share billing with
Douglas Fairbanks, jr., on condi-
ton that U-I releases all her out
side independent pictures. That's
very good deal for Maria.
Danny Kaye has dug into his
pocket and come up with a house
the first he has owned In Cali
fornia.
keenan, Wynn was an agonized
bystander as merry cocktailers
trooped down from the Theater
Guild party into the forecourt Of
the Coronet Theater just before
keenan, opened there In Skin of
Our Teeth" He had to make gay
conversation while going crazy in
side. 1--WE got butterflies up to
my neck" said keenan, with a
horrible smile.
Jean Simmons. bright British IT.
year-old star sensation Of Great
Expectations" appears with Robert
Donat and Ann Todd in Precious
Bane," to be made In England, with
Robert Siodmak directing. And did
you know that it was Stanley Bald
win, former British Prime Minister.
who first plugged the book? Two
million copies of the novel have
already been sold.
Hedy Lamarr's picture, "Dishon-
ored Lady" is being held back
bit by United Artists from Nation
wide release because of the current
slump at the box Office.
Y X \ X
Alan Ladd is in a quandary be-
cause Paramount can't think of the
right ending for whispering
Smith" And Mr.. Smith, mean
Alan-is shouting, because he wants
to go away on a vacation before
starting "The Long Grey Line"
Robert Rosson Is the center Of a
two-way fight between Columbia
and Enterprise. The first mentioned
saw him first-Bob directed Johnny
O'clock with Dick Powell. for
them. But Enterprise wants to sign
him because Of Body and Soul"
Bob might fool them both by free
lancing.
Linda Darnell cables that she
has lost pounds on her current
European junket. She says she is
finding 1t easy to diet-there isn't
much food around. Now she wishes
that she had made Forever Am
Der" In Paris!
Mrs. Richard Greene - Patricia
Medina-is the subject of contract
between Metro and goth
Century-Fox. Pats services are
owned by Metro but she has made
most Of her pictures for 20th-Fox,
who now want to buy" her outright.
Orson Welles and Roddy McDowall
were spotted at Max Factors, trying
on their wigs for Macbeth" Orson
with curls hanging down his neck,
looked somewhat incongrous smok-
ing long, fat cigar!
Joan Crawford Is a gal who knows
what she likes and likes to say so.
Joan sent for her portraits taken at
Warner while she was making "Pos-
sessed" as a guide for the photog-
raphers at 20th-Fox where she is
now making Daisy Kenyon" II the
20th-Fox boys are smart, they won't
be offended. Joan co-operates with
those who do ditto with her.
Bing Crosby is paging Sir Cedric
Hardwicke to play King Arthur in
Connecticut Yankee" on the theory
that only a man with a title should
play king! The role is strictly for
Sir Cedric is better at
that than most people realize.
IngTid Bergman is making a record
album of her arch of Triumph"
songs.
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Alliance1
Evening star., 1947-06-23
Where and When
Current Thfoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
Screen,

screen.
Ambassadof-'tDear Ruth: las,
3::35, 5:35, TAO and 9:45 pm.
CapitoLaBel Ami: 10:45 am,
1::35, AIS, ITO and 10 pm. Stage
shows; l2:40, $3.50, 6::2o and sos
pm.
Columbia-"Last OF the Mohic-
ans; 1928 an, 1::3o, $3.50, $50, 7::35
and $40 pm.
Earle-"Dear Ruth: HIS am,
1:25, $3.50, $40, 7:45 and 9:5s pm.
Hippodrome-"Ivan the Terrible;
ais, 4:l0, sos, 8 and $50 pm.
Keith's-The Web; HIS am,
l:2o, 3:25, $50, 7::35 and 9:45 pm.
Little-.The Well-Digger's Daugh-
ter; 1o:40 am, 12:45. 2:55, sos,
7:15 and $3.50 pm.
Metropolitan 4Smashup";; 11:l0
Evening star., 1947-06-23

even though they had an opportu-
nifty to take over . seven-room
house rent free when some friends
went east for six months.
Their forr-room apartment, says
Nancy, Is . pretty good test for
their marriage. IF we can get along
together for q year where we are,
she says, I'VE can get along forever
anywhere"
Evening star., 1947-06-23

Ivan the Terrible" is well-acted,
especially by Nickolai Cherkassov as
Evening star., 1947-06-23

Ia.m.. lis. $40. $50. T:35 and s:4o
pm.
Palace-"Sea Of Grasss:: l1.46
am, Los, $3.50, 5:55 and s:55 pm.
Pix The Hit Parade OF 1947p;;
2:l0. 4:50, 7::30 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts;
continuous from 1918 am.
Evening star., 1947-06-23

Eisensten does not waste time on
exposition, but combines 1t with
action.
From the coronation, the picture
follows Ivan through q tumultuous
career that would have given a
lesser man a persecution complex In
three days. The boyars are In
continual plot against him. He wins
his first campaign against the
Khazan state, but from thence on
ward his Is a losing battle. His
wife is poisoned in the intrigue
against him. He loses his war for
an outlet on the sea to the south.
His best friend, Prince Kurbsky,
deserts him. In the end he threat
ems abdication, knowing that the
common people will call him back
to protect them from the boyars.
X y
Ivan the Terrible" is well-acted,
esY,eetallv nv Nickolat Cherkassov as
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1947-06-23

IVAN THE TERRIBLY" Central Gin
ema (Russianl production, released by Art
kino. written and directed by Serset
Eisenstein, musical score by Sersei Proko-
hen At the Hippodrome.
THE CAST
ivan w ---N NikoIai Cherkassov
Anatasia, His Bride.
Ludmilia Tselikovskaya
The Boyarina Staritzkaya,
Eeraphima Birman
Vladimir Andreyevich : Piotr Kadochnikov
Prince Andre Kurbsky- Nikolai Nazvanoy
Prince Foyodor Kolychoy,
Alexander Abrikosov
Nikola, the Fanatic---Vsevoiod Pudovkin
MaIyuta -Mikhan Zharoy
Alexei Basmanoy Alexet Buchma
Fyodor. His Bon -Mikhail Kuznetzov
Evening star., 1947-06-23
E1senstein Proves Himself
Still the Master Director
By. Harry Macarthur

The arrival Of motion picture made BY sergei the
world 1t
he does in the Hippodromes
Of all the who
called the people Of the u. S. S. r.
Evening star., 1947-06-23
Making a Test
sy ihs Assoeiated Prsss

By the Assoeiofsd Press
HOLLYWOOD.
Nancy Guild and Charles Russell
are going to stick 1t out In Their
small apartment for at least . year
Evening star., 1947-08-10

seated behind the wheel OF the
colliding car which, police said, had
been illegally moved from In front
Of residence one block away.
Evening star., 1947-08-10
Boy Scout Jamboree
Opens With $4,000
From IA Countries
By the Associotsd Press

MOISSON, France, Aug. 9.-The
sixth worlds Boy Scout Jamboree
was opened officially tonight by Gen
Emile Lafonte on a f1ag-drapec
grandstand before $1,000 boys from
"a countries.
Twenty-four contingents of boys
between the ages of IA and II
marched by the general and the
other dignitaries on the stand In
the gigantic youth pageant of the
official ceremony.
Although the jamboree camp Is
far from the nearest station or hotel
10000 adult visitors remained until
after the last bus for Paris hac
departed and prepared to sleep ir
the fields rather than miss the i'm.
pressive parade.
Fire Kept Alive 10 Years.
Occupying the place of honor as
the last contingent to march inte
the vast area under floor lit pylon.
were the Scouts from the Neither.
lands, who presented to Gen. La.
fonte, chief of French Scouts, {
torch lighted from a campfire kept
alive for 10 years at Gogelensang
in the Netherlands, scene of thu
1897 jamboree. The torch was usee
to light a fire in each subsection
of the camp here.
The Scouts who have been arriy.
ing at the rate of one every 20 sec.
onds for the past several days have
rebuilt wooded area near Moisson
80 miles west of Paris, into an in.
ternational tent city.
16 Places Of Worship.
There were differences among
them other than nationality to make
the encampment interesting. Six.
Evening star., 1947-08-10
Trio Found in Parked Trucks
Sentenced for Drunkenness

Three trucks parked on George
town lot became lounges for a trio
of men who told Judge John