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Evening star., 1948-11-18
Veterans Administration Criticized


To the Editor of The Star: f..
am writing this because think the gen.
eral public should be advised as to exactly
what is happening. I wonder just who can
be contacted and who will have the proper
authority and initiative to take immediate
steps to void the laxity and incompetence of
the employees of the Veterans Administration?
One look around the main building could ex-
plain the reason.
Although there are hundreds of thousands
of like cases, I will be specific and speak for
my son. who is trying to finish his interrupted
education under the "GI Bill The Govern
ment, by statute, Is making an honest effort
to compensate servicemen for the "interrup-
tion." The v. A. Is not carrying out the pur-
pose The whole of last term Feb. -June) my
son did not receive one cent subsistence and
numerous trips to the Regional Office netted
him nothing but wasted time. Nobody seems
to know anything or is able to give ineligible
information. True in the summer, after the
close of the term, he received check in full
but meanwhile had been trying to hang on
with a strangle-hold. He was only able to
accomplish this because he was fortunate
enough to have room and board due to my
being employed But there are thousands at
tending school away from their home towns,
who must pay for bare necessities of life. It
is unbelievable how many students have been
forced to quit because the money was not
forthcoming from the v. A.
This fall term started around the middle Of
September. Up to date (almost THANKSGIVING
no check has been received, nor can any in
formation be obtained other than they are
months and months behind in their work.
Such a condition should not exist. 1t is .
crime that boys; who are serious in further
ing their education, requisite which Is be-
coming more and more necessary day by day,
in order to obtain any sort of remunerative
employment, are compelled to pull up short
and stop because of lack of promised financial
backing.
If there is a backlog of work, additional
employees should be taken on to bring records
and payments up to date.
Someone had better wake up and hasten to
take over the reins with a hand firm enough
to rectify these conditions. pronto, for the
sake OF the intelligence of this and future
generations H. L. H.
Evening star., 1948-11-18

Letters for publication must bear
the signature and address of the
,oriter, although it Is permissible for
a 1Driter knotDn to The Star to use
a nom de plume. Please be brief.
Evening star., 1948-11-18

Training Chinese Boys and Girls
To the Editor Of The Star:
Many of those who have long been inter-
ested in China and are deeply concerned with
the suffering and chaos now taking place.
tend to feel that many efforts to help the
people there have been, for the most part,
ineffective. Owing to the continuing unsettled
conditions it has seemed almost impossible to
be sure that aid could really help in construc-
tive work.
Those who feel this encouragement about
China would have been reassured that effort
is worthwhile had they heard Mrs. Wethy
Housinger Fisher when she spoke 10 a din
ner sponsored by the Washington Committee
of the Chinese Industrial Co-operatives OH
November 5. Mrs. Fisher recently visited
the Bailey Industrial School at Shantan,
Kansu, carried on under the Chinese Indus
trial Co-operatives. The school, being located
in an area that has not been affected by mil
itary movements, today goes forward in its
magnificent training of Chinese boys and girls.
Here is a place where friends Of China can
today really encourage and help rehabilita-
ton.
The Washington Committee of the Chinese
Industrial Co-operatives has been reorganized
as the Gung Ho Guild and is beginning an
active season. It is hoped that many friends
will wish to participate in its membership and
work. MRS. NELSON JOHNSON,
Chairman
Evening star., 1948-11-18
Good Word for Columnists

To the Editor Of The Star:
E. L. Hageman in his critique on columnists
seems to forget that columnist must have
something rational and printable to say about
the thing he indorses if he Is to remain a
columnist. If the shipping lines or the steel
industry or the coal industry should combine
and stop all the shipping or all the steel
making or all the coal mining until the pub
lie would pay them 20 per cent increase in
profits there would be no columnists to in
dorse their demands What makes Mr.. Hage-
man think it would be any more logical for
columnists to indorse a labor combination
that does exactly the same thing? There GER
tainly are two or more sides to the labor
question but not to that of private monopoly
that has the power and the willingness to
wreck the whole national economy for its own
profit. H. C. DICKINSON.
Evening star., 1948-11-18
Questions and Answers

reader can get the answer to any question Of
fact by writing The washington Star Information
Bureau 3ls street NE Washmstton naston q D. Z.
Evening star., 1948-03-09

the cast will be Faye Emerson, in
private life Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt.
THE Plays the Thing" will mark
Miss Emerson's debut on Broadway.
BY way Of preparation for that
event, the former motion picture
actress played last summer in sew
eral theaters on the hot weather
circuit.
In the Molnar work, she will be
travelling in fast acting company
In addition to Calhern, the cast
includes such stalwarts as Arthur
Margetson and Ernest Cossart.
THE Plays the Thing" was last
seen in Washington in October,
1927, with Holbrook Blinn in the
role now filled by Calhern.
** **
Reservations for the local An
toinette Perry dinner, under the
auspices of the American Theater
Wing, are to be made through head
quarters of the latter at 202O Massa-
|chusetts avenue. Checks should be
made payable to M. r. Smith, chair
man Of the Dinner Committee.
The event is set for Easter Sun
day night at the Shoreham.
simultaneously in New York, the
annual Antoinette Perry awards
supper will be held. Reservations
for that event are to be made
through Brock Pemberton's Office
in Gotham.
n X ~
"The Bishops Wife" disdains to
be dispossessed after a mere three
weeks at Keith's. Despite earlier
announcement that it will be dis
placed on Wednesday by THE SEN
ator Was Indiscreet," the manage
ment has changed its mind. Cary
Grant, Loretta Young, David Niven
and the others will remain a fourth
week, a sort of habit with Samuel
Goldwyn productions.
The Senator Was Indiscreet."
with William Powell in the title
role, is now set for opening on
March II. That scheduling, how.
ever, remains little bit more than
tentative.
Evening star., 1948-03-09
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
Stage.

Catholic University-"Portion of
Foxes; $50 pm.
National - The Chocolate Sol
der; $50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"T-Men" 1870, $3.50
$50, 7:3O and 9:35 pn.
Capitol - alias a Gentleman;
II am, 1:45. 4:3o, tbs and 9:55
pm. Stage shows: 1855, $40, 6:25
and $40 pm.
Columbia-"Captain from Cas-
tile: II am, 1:35, Ais, $50 and
$50 pm.
Hippodrome-"That Hamilton Wo-
man; 2:15, 4:40, 7 and $3.50 pm.
Keith's - .'The Bishops Wife;
1l:25 am, 1:3o, $3.50, 5:35, TAO and
9:40 pm.
Little - Johnny Frenchman":
11:15 am; lis, 3:l5, Sis, 7:20 and
9:35 pm.
Metropolitan - BLACK Narcissus":: ::
11:35 am, 1:40. $40, $40, TAO and
$40 pm.
Palace-"A Double Life: 1o:45
am, 1855, sos, Sis, 7:25 and
9:35 pm.
Pix-"Waltz Time; $40, e:45
and $50 pm.
Warner - "T-Men";; 1875 am,
1:45, 3:45, 5:45. 7::45 and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1948-03-09

OF burlesque comics, and throw pies
and other palatabls things Ut each
other.
Larry Parks Is consulting with his
lawyers and he will probably go to
court again in another effort to
break his contract with Columbia.
Maybe he will change his mind
when he learns that the deal for
Al Jolson to make his sequel to
THE Jolson Story" at Metro has
fallen through. Now it looks like AL
will do 1t at Columbia again, with
Larry in repeat Of the role that
made him famous.
Robert Cummings has a wonder
Evening star., 1948-03-09
Hollywood:
MIR. Roberts
To Be Filmed
In New York
BY SheiIoh Grohom

Van Johnson is going to play a
priest on the screen. That is the
plan of Alfred Hitchcock who, when
he returns from England this sum-
mer, will try to borrow Van for the
top role in IT Confess" It will be
a big break for Van to work with
Hitch.
Henry Fonda and his associates,
Josh Logan and Leland Hayward,
have turned down $1,o00,00 bid
for the movie rights to "Mr. Rob-
erts." Here's why: The three men
plan to make the movie themselves
in New York during the run of the
play. Fonda, of course, will star in
the movie, too.
John Wayne is a happy character
because his next movie will be an
other directed by John Ford. It's
Three Godfathers," and the entire
picture will be made in Ford's happy
hunting ground-Mexico. 1t will be
released through Metro on the same
sort OF deal that Frank Capra had
with State of the Union"
Bette Davis and the Warner boys
are in tizzy because they want her
to play the middle-aged lady-the
best role by the way-in Ethan
Frome," and Bette is insisting on
playing the young girl. Looks as If
the movie will be shelved.
Enrol Flynn's sinus condition has
now affected his hearing in one ear.
But he's hoping to resume this week
in "The Advtntures of Don Juan"
1t will be big relief to all con-
cerned when Don Juan" is COM
pleted. Then Enrol can go to
Jamaica and bake out all his all
ments. ......
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Joel McCrea Is selling all of his
Evening star., 1948-03-09

500 head of cattle on his ranch
here-because Of the lack Of water
and feed.
Judy Garland told me that she
may take poke at that radio COM
mentator who had her separating
again from Husband Vincente Min
nelli. AT the time he said it." says
Judy, Vince and I were sitting in
front OF the fire playing gin rummy." I"
Jennifer Jones and her best beau,
David Selznick, are having fun on
the golden sands at Bermuda. She S
lucky to have her boss for her
f1ance. I'd.
Sonia Henie's return here to star
in "The Countess OF Monte Cristo," !"
will be her first movie i'm five years.
She certainly knocked 'em dead in
New York with her skating act.
The gals got misunderstanding
she didn't have when she first came
to Hollywood 10 years ago.
Ava Gardner is the subject of
wrangle between Universal and
Metro. The former have her until
March "a for "One Touch of Venus"
Then they are supposed to deliver
her bcak to Metro for Monty
Stratton." But Ava has been sick
and doubt whether she will be
ready in time. Then watch Leo the
lion roar. .....-r
II \ X y
Rita Hayworth has delayed her
trip to Europe for a week-to pose
for at least "a magazine covers in
her Carmen" costume. And by the
way, Rita says there is no chance
Of reconciliation with Orson
Welles in Italy, because she is not
going to Italy, in the first place, and
second, third, and fourth, etc. She
doesn't want to reconcile with him.
The Joan Crawford-Danny Kaye
picture will be slapstick in its broad
est form. They will play a couple
Evening star., 1948-03-09
The Short Tour
By the Assoeioted Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Humphrey Bogart has almost lost
patience with Ted Howard, skipper
OF Bogart's yacht, the Santana.
Howard called Bogart recently
from Newport Beach, Calf, where
the yacht is berthed. He said he
was sorry to quit but he had de-
cided to go to Europe.
Bogart was sorry. too. Good cap
tains are hard to get. He hurried
down to Newport Beach a few days
later to see what he could do about
a replacement.
On board the Santana was How
ard, looking sheepish.
Il got as far as Albuquerque, and
decided I didn't want to 20 to
Europe after all" he explained.
Bogart sighed and went back to
HOLLYWOOD
Evening star., 1948-03-09

more. Helen Hayes, Tallulah Bank
head and Gertrude Lawrence, in
variably receive love letters when it
Is impossible to give them good re-
views. So does Ingrid Bergman, al
though she is hardly more than
beautiful upstart in the affections of
the critics.
OF them all, however, Miss Law
renee is the one who sets the critics
ablaze; the one they would rather
feel lost with instead of being
cooped up on premiere night In
an over-crowded theater.
Amour is evident in their COM
ments on the others, but 1t is re-
strained. They praise Miss Cornells
poised beauty. They are delighted
by Miss Hayes elfin magic, i'm.
pressed by Miss Bankhead's power
and quite enchanted by the reach of
Miss Barrymore's womanliness. New
ertheless, 1t is Miss Lawrence who
sends them dancing into the true
ecstasy Of deeply smitten men.
Latest evidence on this score has
just been collected-in striking
blackface type-by Miss Lawrence's
press department in connection with
the Broadway opening of Tonight
at $780,"
The critics found virtually nothing
praiseworthy to write of the six l.
act plays by Noel Coward. In the
main, they found these superficial
glib, and quite empty after IL years.
Not Miss Lawrence. however!
Miss Lawrence is a JOY" Richard
Watts wrote in the New York Post.
Miss Lawrence is superwoman,"
declares Brooks Atkinson of the
Times. with the amplification: Miss
Lawrence still looks mischievous and
sinful as Eve"
MY gal is Gertrude Lawrence"
bubbles John Chapman in the Daily
News.
%" - She Is just about the most
captivating creature who ever set
foot on a STAGE" Is the summing
up of William Hawkins of the
World-Telegram.
To quote the others would be in
dulgence in repetition, but they all
feel quite the same way about Miss
Lawrence.
The obvious truth is there Is no
other way to feel. /
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II new playwrights fail to write up
to the standards which producers
think audiences are entitled to,
there still Is a large library of re-
vivial material. Another prominent,
long successful producer. Gilbert
Miller, has just turned to the latter.
Washington will see the result at the
National for q fortnight beginning
April IL.
The play is Ferenc Molnar's ''The
Plays the Thing"
Producing 1t in association with
James Russo and Michael Ellis, Mr.
Miller has engaged the services of
Louis Calhern as star. Featured in
Evening star., 1948-03-09

HiSER BETHESDA z414 y, Wi.; Av'.
Last Day. ROBERT MrTcHUM In
OUT OF THE PAST"
sngrossing masterpiece Of sus-
Evening star., 1948-03-09

full plan to keep the cast and crew
OF Lets Live Little" happy and
in good condition.
Released BY North American Newspaper
Alliance0
Evening star., 1948-03-09
The Plays Reviews Were Cold,
But Star Got Love Letters
By jay Cormody

There is good minor thesis-slbect awaiting the ambitious
question: inspires
enthusiastic letters from
reviewers of the drama?
What makes the theme inviting quite
simple Several Katherine
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