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maintaining wage levels.
3. A government fiscal policy
designed to maintain expendi-
lures high enough to cover the
nations needs, without trying
to balance the budget by rails
ing taxes. Instead of recon-
mending tax increase of four
billion dollars as he did in jan
uary the President proposed only
to raise estate and gift taxes to
plug the loop holes created by
the Republican tax reduction bill
last year: and asked instead for
a broad repeal of the excise tax
on transportation goods. He also
suggested liberalizing the loss
carry-over provision of the cor
porate tax to provide incentive
for business investment.
4. Federal monetary policies
that would contribute to expan-
sion, including more liberal
loans from the RFC (Reconstruc-
ton Finance Corporation) for
expansion of industry.
5. Farm legislation like the
Brannan program altho he did
not mention it by name.
6. Immediate enactment of a
minimum wage of "at least 75c
an hour"
7. Expansion and liberaliza-
ton of social security, including
a new proposal for a federal re-
insurance fund to back up State
unemployment insurance funds
which are administered under
law meeting certain federal
standards.
8. Enactment of legislation to
provide loans to State and local
governments for advance plan
ming of public works, site ac-
QUESTION and surveys, so that a
vast public works program could
be thrown into the breach If
necessary.
9. Federal action to concen-
trate helps in areas where unem-
ployment is severe.
10. Expansion of our foreign in
vestments, particularly under
point four" of his inaugural
last January.
IL. Restoration of the Reel
procal Trade Agreements Act.
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ton, Joan Fontalne, Joan CauI-
field, ct al.
During a rehearsal-and after
the camera has stopped turning
-Bing likes to make light of
the tender moments. In his cur
rent Paramount picture, Frank
Capra's production of Riding
High" der Bingle has two lead
ing ladies, Colleen Gray and
Frances Clifford, on whom to TO-
Gus his attentions and his ad Ibis.
He played his first love scene
with Frances before large and
appreciative gallery of visitors.
AS he enfolded the glamorous
Clifford in his arms during re-
hearsal he threw a wink across
his shoulder at the sideline spec
tators.
why don't you people go
across the street for a coke?" he
cracked. This may take quite
a while"
A little later he was called on
to plant big kiss on the lovely
Clifford profile-obviously nice
business, if you can get it. Bing
played it big and in stride.
There hasn't been anything
like this since Mae West left
Hollywood" he remarked as he
came out of the clinch.
Being no slouch on the up
take, Frances quickly came back
with retort:
And so / lose Crosby to a
horse. How unlucky can a girl
be?"
Qn the story Bing leaves Fran
ces to go off to the races with
his race horse, Broadway BilD.
Actually, it is no horse, but
the blue-eyed Colleen Gray who
wins Bing in the end.
Before her first big romantic
scene with him, Colleen was
nervous and frankly said so.
Don't worry" comforted Mr..
Crosby. Nervousness in this
business is an occupational dis
ease"
A perky and inquisitive BAN
tam rooster was the third party
in romantic scene between
Bing and Colleen. The action was
for Bing to take Colleen tenderly
by the arm and escort her, cav
alier fashion, out of the racing
stable.
AS they made their exit der
turned and shot back at
the rooster:
Get yourself a hen and come
along"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-22
Fred Sears Will Direct
sRiders OF Black Mesa

Fred Sears, VINO was signed
by Columbia as actor and dialo-
que coach, then progressed to
directorial status with Desert
Vigilante" and "Horsemen of
the Sierra" has ben handed his
third Western assignment. 1t is
Riders of Black Mesa" which
Colbert Clark will produce, with
Charles Starrett and Smiley
Burnette heading the cast.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-22
SM}z4
hRSE lzDH6ks
STAGE EkScREEN NRADlO
BY INEZ GERHARD

Dan Duryea (real name) has
made his reputation on stage
and screen as a heel. He has
slapped Joan Bennett, Lizabeth
Scott and Yvonne De Carlo. In
"Manhandled," his latest film
for Paramount, he twice de-
livers a short right to Dorothy
Lamours chin. AS an actor no
one can be slicker or Sinner. In
real life he's one of the incest
guys you could ask to meet, de-
voted to his wife and two young
sons, active in PTA and with the
Boy and Cub scouts. He played
a cur on the stage in Missouri
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-22
Schneider And Quine
Signed By Columbia

AS the first step in compre-
hensive campaign to develop
new acting talent Columbia Pic
lures has signed Benno Schnei-
der, top drama coach. Schneider,
formerly with Twentieth Cen
tury-Fox, is now rehearSing
group of players, some of whom
will be selected for screen tests
with a view to term contracts.
Richard Quine has been signed
as a talent scout and will leave
this week for a look at summer
theatres in Denver, Omaha, Chi
cago and the East. Quine re-
Gently reproduced and co-di-
rected Leather Gloves for Co.
lumbia.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-22
EXPERT ON SUSPENSE

Mitchell Leisen, director OF
Paramount's Alan Ladd- Wanda
Hendrix After Midnight" prov
ed to be a master of the eXcit-
ing action-adventure- suspense
school early in his career when
he directed the memorable -Four
Hours to Kill"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-22
Jock O'Mahoney Will
Be Starred In Serial

Jock O'Mahoney, former stunt
man recently signed to a term
acting contract by Columbia
Pictures and Walter Wanger,
will be given top billing in
Western serial, Cody of the Po-
ny Express" as part of the stel-
lar build-up planned for him.
O'Hahoney recently completed
the romantic male lead in the
action musical "Hoedown," in
which Edy Arnold, has the top
featured role. Cody of the Pony
Express" will be produced by
Sam Katzman, with Spencer
Bennet and Derwin Abrahms CO.
directing.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-22
Women's News
And Views
By Odessa Overy
Secretary Women's Bureau
Region 2-B

The choral society of Loca
IL, had very wonderful time
at the international Convention
The trip alone was worth the
ambition it took to get us pro
NOTED to 60 to the affair. W.
were on the program twice
First, in the morning of the
opening day, and second, on the
following afternoon. The dele
gates gave us a wonderful ap
plause. And the delegates lr
general said that we were won
derful The next convention will
be held in April of 1851. All oi
the women thet are planning to
attend this convention should
also plan on taking their vaca
ton at this time. For it will be
wonderful thing and l dont
think that we would care to
miss this.
The choral society will re-
sumo practices again this week
and we hope to have all of the
girls that attended the conven-
ton plus a lot more attend
these classes. Mr.. Zaugg, is a
good teacher and he is very in
terested in industrial singing
We have made much headway
during the last few weeks,
l would like to take the time
to thank the Local, and the In
ternational, for their co-opera-
ton in sending us to the con-
vention.
The bill that the women have
been fighting for in Congress
for the past seven years, has fin
ally been brought up before the
convention, in the form of re-
solution. The men in our organi-
zation are finally opening up
their eyes to the fact that this
bill means as much to them as it
does to the women. This is the
one thing that I have been
preaching about for the passed
several years. Although it does
not do any good in my shop
where the women and the men
have separate seniogity list and
where the biggest share of the
women have a greater number
of years in seniority. But it
does give the women the same
chance that it does the men,
when it comes to bidding on a
job. 1t gives the men chance
to bid on bigger choice of jobs
and it also will lay off the en-
tire group of employees accord
ing to their seniority, which will
mean a great deal to the men,
and it is the men that need the
jobs more so then the women.
This does not hold good in all of
the cases for there are a good
number of the women that must
work, such as widows and divor-
GEES. So maybe some of you
women will think that l don't
hold up my sex. But I do be-
lieve that this will take some of
the women off of their high
horse, and maybe this will be a.
better world to live in.
Another thing, it will also
take men off of their high horse,
also. For the men or some of
them are beginning TO think
that their wives must work and
supply the household with the
necessary things of life. Any
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way this is one of the things that
the UAW is going to fight for
in the coming contracts. Thurs
day, July %, will be the fourth
Thursday of the month and girls
you know what that means. The
Women's Committee of Region
2-B will have regular monthly
I hope that all of the
officers will be present plus all
of the other women that work in
Region 2-B shops under the
UAW-CIO. This includes a good
$4,000 women and l think that
we ought to see at least 100 new
faces at this meeting. The Wom-
ems conference is coming up in
just two months and l think
that it would be good idea to
get some new blood in the or
ganization. The organization was
started by a few of the more
active women in the union that
thought the women should have
such a thing so that they would
and to make working conditions
know just what was going on
better for them and to prevent
discrimination against them as
well. A few of you should take
the time to study this organiza-
tion. 1t only has a fee of 25c
month per member, with an ini-
tiation fee of 25c. So come and
see the fun you can have for
twenty-five cents.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-22
Quickies

HOLLYWOOD-Cy Howard,
who created the CHS package
MY Friend Irma" and served as
writer and associate producer
on the filmization of the radio
hit, has been signed to a term
contract by Hal Wallis Produc-
tions. His first assignment under
the new deal will be collabora-
ton on the screenplay of the
Irma" sequel, MY Friend Irma
Goes West" with Howard Dims-
dale and as association producer
on this Wallis production at
Paramount. John Lund, Marie
Wilson, Diana Lynn, Don De-
Fore, Deon Martin and Jerry
Lewis top the cast of MY
Friend Irma.'
Paramount re- ntl y an
nOunced that the film cur
rent-y before the cameras
with Barbara Stanwyck and
John Lund in the starring
roles will be titled "The Lie"
The film was formerly called
IL Married Dead Man."
The story involves impersOna-
tion by young woman. Nit
chell Leisen directs the film
with Richard Maibaum as pro-
ducer.
Gus Taillon, Barry Fitzger-
AIDS standin for years, contin-
ues to carve his own career as
an actor. He has been signed to
play the role of morque at
tendant in Paramount's Sunset
Boulevard" which toplines
William Holden, Gloria Swan
son, Erich Won Stroheim and
Nancy Olson. Taillon's most re-
cent important assignment was
as caretaker of Blarney Castle
in Paramounts Top o. The
Morning" :. Paramount recent
ly revealed that plans are in
work for the London premiere
of the Hall Wallis production,
Rope of Sand" at the Carlton
Theatre on August 4. Wallis,
who arrives this week in Lon
don, will attend the premier of
the film, cast of which is head
ed by Burt Lancaster, Paul
Henreid, Claude Rains and Peter
LORE and introduces Corrine
Calvet.
Phyllis Calvert, the noted
British star, checks In at
Paramount this week for the
first time in two years to be
tested for her cO-starring role
with Alan Ladd i'm Postal In
spectOr." Lewis Allen will di-
rect the film which gets un-
der way shortly.
Bruce Cabot flew in from
Houston, Texas, where he has.
been looking after his oil prop.
critics for the past 8 weeks, for
his role as the principal heavy
in Paramount's Where Men
Are Men," Technicolor comedy
co-starring Bob Hope and Lu-
ellie Ball.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-22
SATIN OVERALLS NOW.

HOLLYWOOD - 1t looks as
if Vera-Ellen has the makings of
a new wardrobe fad.
The dance-star created some
thing of a sensation when she
appeared at the rehearsal hall
for Metro GoldWyn-Mayer's "On
the Town" She was clad in blue
overalls-but made of satin!
I'm crazy about old-time blue
overalls," explains Vera-Ellen,
"but satin does look better and
is much easier to keep clean
just right for rehearsalsm
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-22
COMPLETE SWITCH

Frank Loesser, who makes his
screen debut in Paramount's s
RED Hot and Blue" graduated
into his successful song writing
career after working as a re-
porter on a small newspaper in
Tuckahoe, N. Y.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-22
PREFERS THE SCREEN

Francis Lederer, in Para
mounts Alan Ladd- Wanda Hen
dirk co-starrer, after Mid
night" prefers the screen to the
stage since he claims that an
actor can be more natural be-
fore the cameras than before an
audience.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-22

Legend" which set him for a
similar role in 'The Little
Foxes" on stage and screen. In
some rs pictures he has given
such excellent performances that
someone's description, "a heel
with sex appeal will probably
type him forever.
If Alexander Knox doesn't
/ like his role in "The Judge Steps
Out" it will be mis- own fault; he
collaborated on the screen play.
A reporter for IL years before
taking to the stage, he starts his
10th year in films with this one.
VCgowih
Ben Johnson, star of Mighty
Joe Young" was the favorite
stunt man of Gary Cooper, Enrol
Flynn, Johnny Weismuller and
most of Hollywood's other male
stars before John Ford and
Merriam Cooper discovered him in
Fort Apache" He was doingl
stunts for the picture on loca-
ton at Monument Valley, Utah
now he's starring in their new
picture.
In one of the biggest deals in
radio history ABC has arranged
with Ted Collins for a new
series of shows, Kate Smiths
Music Room" Kate and Collins
will play records, discuss songs
and composers and present ma
tionally known guest stars. Said
to be a $5,000,000 deal. The
show will run from 9 to IL pm.
beginning July 4, but will not
affect Kate'S two MBS shows.
Bob Hope seems to be anchor
ed to Hollywood most of this
summer-will be busy making
Fancy Pants" during his radio
vacation. Doesn't see how he
can accept an engagement at
London's Palladium, but you
never can tell
Warner Baxters good luck
charm is a small pearl-handled
revolver which was given to
him Is years ago by William S.
Hart. Baxter has used it in al
most all his motion picture
roles, and in his latest film,
Columbia's prison Warden"
carries it when he leads the
chase for an escaped criminal.
The opportunity to paint
Paullette Goddard posing as
Anna Lucasta" accounted for
the stampede of students to en-
ter the contest sponsored by
Columbia Pictures at the Art
Students league in New York.
There will be money prizes, and
the opportunity to have pictures
exhibited at New York gallery
but what the students want
most is to see Paulette.
Morey Amsterdam's strong
sense of civic responsibility is
shown by his serving on the
honorary committee of the Ma
tional Amputation Foundation,
along with Mrs. Roosevelt, Mrs.
Truman, James Farley, Will
liam Randolph Hearst, Jr., and
Eddie Rickenbacker. The foun-
dation is sponsoring a baseball
game July 26 in New York be-
tween two teams of amputees.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-22
Truman Carries Fight For
Economic Sense To The People

WASHINGTON (LPA) Labor leaders watching
Congress closely this week for indications of the effect of
President Trumans fortnight economic report last week
and his subsequent warning the people in resde chat
that it would be great bunder" to government
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-22
Bing Jokes About
Romantic Scenes
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD = AS Great Screen Lover, Bing Crosby il
irresistble-and irrepressible.
In action before the the Groanr does his romancns
his Workmanke fashion, being his going
gagng self with such film ovees Dorothy Betty Hut
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-22

President made the following re-
concentrations:
l.. A broad economic study by
Congress looking particularly
for inadequacies in capacity in
basic industries which may serve
as limiting factors to expansion.
He did not mention steel and
other industries he named in
January.
2. Positive action by business
men to expand business invest
ment and enlarge consumer pur-
chasing power by maintaining
production, cutting prices, and
Evening star., 1949-03-19
Christian Leadership
Al National Baptist

Christian leadership week will
be observed at the National Bap-
tist Memorial Church on the eve.
nings of March 21-25.
The following are scheduled tt
speak each evening: Monday, DR.
c. E. Folkemer. dean of the Schoo
of Religion of George Washingto
University; Tuesday. Representa-.
tive Percy Priest of Tennessee
Wednesday, the Rev. Gordon
Cosby, pastor of the Church OF
the Saviour: Thursday, Howard
Rees, student secretary of the Dis
trict of Columbia Baptist Con-
vention; Friday. the Rev. Idris
Jones, associate minister of the
Calvary Baptist Church.
Evening star., 1949-03-19
HELP MEN

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ACCOUNTANT, younE man, under 80.
and capable Of taking full charge
Of books for retail business; excel
lent future; salary. $50 Fer week.
AseSotSTANTmc: ssS tss;S s..e: p. A. with r..Don-
sible public accounting and tax ex-
sser Of estabiished once; suaran-
teed salary, plus participation IN
Assffss4isAN4P Asssffss4isA Pfa PsooKkEIrEsL1.rs. 31e En- To-
with ability to type. Excellent chance
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.ncsd, Holmes vrecker' night serk. sn
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nsR position NV With old estabii shment.
must have personality, good business
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BhuErsINf 'hGi IN f's2i MacaiNI sisil OPERATOR,
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vacation. sick leave. 6h-day week:
ssea ;.ssaf .'sss Vases ss's55As:.
Bo6KKffiiER Bo6KsK1fEftii.ER AND OFFICE MGR.
Realty and builders once. Write
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and financial reporting. toeether
with title work; must be l94S or
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and live with parents IN or near
wash; p:rn,iasnt ,n,s p position y q, in lse:
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DEIvERs a., car or motor essential,
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Evening star., 1949-03-19
Bishop A|Ieyne Guest
At John Wesley Church

Bishop Cameron c. Alleyne OF
Philadelphia will make his official
visit to John Wesley A. M. E. Zion
Church. Sunday, preaching at II
am. and confirming a class Of new
members at 8 pm.
He is formerly the pastor of this
church and has been the head of
the Philadelphia and Baltimore
Conference since 1895.
Evening star., 1949-03-19
Christian Living School
At Mt. Vernon Methodist

The Young Adult School For
Christian Living continues at
Mount Vernon Methodist Church
on Sunday at 7pm.
DR.. John w. RuStin will give his
third sermon of pre-Easter series
at 9 and 11:15 am. on Love
Never Faileth."
Representative r F. Murray will
address the Forum at 10 am. on
THE Future of American Agricul-
ture."
Evening star., 1949-03-19
39th Anniversary

The seth anniversary Of the
Congress Heights Baptist Church
will be celebrated tomorrow morn
ing and evening and tea from
4 to $50 pm. At the evening serv-
ice special recognition will be
given to the oldest members and
former members who have moved
away from the church.
Evening star., 1949-03-19
Congress Heights Church

The Congress Heights Presby-
terian Church announces series
of lenten vesper services beginning
Sunday at 4::30 pm. and continu-
ing through April 10. The theme
will be Mans Disorder and Gods
Design"
The Rev. Richard B. Pursel will
speak tomorrow on THE Universal
Church in Gods Design" Future
topics will be: March 27, 1.-THE
Church's Witness: April 8, The
Church and the Disorder OF
Society,"" and April 10. "The
Church and the international
Disorder"
Evening star., 1949-03-19

when dnsuerinp advertisements
addressed to Star boleS do NOT
i1close original references. or
other materials OF personal Udlne:
Copies serre the purpose and
originals may oct lost.
Evening star., 1949-03-19

o U ClOCk at IQc
Church of st.
Stephen a n d
t he Incarna-
tiOn.
Bishop Rem
ington is a
member of the
Board of Direc-
tors Of tn e
National Coun-
Gil, a member
Of the Foreign
Policy Associa-
ton and chair
man of the
Evening star., 1949-03-19
SPECIAL NOTICES

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may be purchased direct from mfg.
representative at factory prices;
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ton. D. C.. as Of March 1. i94e
honey. apple butter and vinegar;
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the style Of firm Of National Motor
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