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THE BI'RGEN EVENING RECORD, MONIHT. JUNE 11, 1945 PAr.l REVENTFEM SCARED HY '(UTKST IN THE HOUSE' PIANIST Time Schedule Music News And Views Br DOIGLAS HART Congress Is Big Business hi All But Way It's Run And The Setup At The Capitol Heads Like Any Industry's How-Not-To Manual BKRCKN Krrp. 1 M. 10 30. Prlno I to.

14-YEAR-OLD pianist, Botty Lou Kroone of Portland, OreRon, Is the winner of the sixth annual Edgar Stlllman 1 Aft K. O. 1 46. 3 I 30. 47.

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a 35. I 4S. Kclley Junior Scholarship Auditions conducted by the National Federation of Music Clubs. Miss Kroone will receive $250 tuition for one year at a school or with a private teacher approved by the committee. The scholarship is renewable for two years more, should the jVVfc it.

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Crlmr student's progress warrant it. ol aate itseii. I 3D. S7. Metropolitan Opera, will be heard The winner is a pupil of Mnrjorlr UNI'OIN 8t.

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10 41. HcmM. A Congressional eommlttee has been holding hearings for months and will for months to come to find a way of modernizing the lawmaking branch of government. Look at the personnel system in Congress, the way in which capitol employees are hired and paid. No big business 1.33.

01, 4U. sfV toniKht with the Bell Symphonio Orchestra over WAHC. Kullnian will sing Victor Her. berts "Ah I Sweet Mystery of Life" and a medley of college songs. Donald Voorhees will conduct th orchestra and male chorus.

PAI.ACK -Patrick, ISO. I 4S. World. 3 30. romix'tttors In the finals, Mury Reese, 13-year-old pianist of Uw Angrlcs; Patricia Murlo Sabn, 10-yenr-olrl violinist of Sheridan, ami Richard O.

Wallrr, 15-year-old clarinet 1st of Ixmg Heach, Calif. The finals were held in the home of llertha Krehblel, niece of the could operate like that. Panlfnl nonne Knife In tUnl. In 1848. the U.

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10 00. late famous music critic of tlintjond U. 8. Iron warship, as unsuitea surname, and the Judging was done! for war purposes. TAX NULLIFIED by means of recordings lies get.

And the cops on the Senate side of the Capitol get more than those on the House side. Yet those cops, working under the same roof, do exactly th same kind of job. Tills scholarship rotates by re if More. Tuei. Wed.

Nltet BIG ACTS gions, oiHn this year to entrants I from the Western Stn.tos. It is fi VAUDEVILLE nanced by penny contributions from Junior members of the National Federation of Music Clubs, of whom Mama LINDA'S PLEASED I lor is Frrrichs, noted pianist who appeared at Slate Street School as guest artist in the ronrrrt of the hnral Club of the Ilackcn-sack Hospital School of Nursing, Charles M. llolibs conducting. Court Upholds Socony In $37,000 Levy The Tax Appeals Board in Trenton has announced its nullification of a tax levy of $37,500 by Edgewatrr against the Socony Vacuum Oil Company. jj-l TAI.MILAII BANKHEAD there are approximately 60,000, and Is nH'ii only to students under 16 Judges in the finals were Howard Wontworth Hess, teacher of piano and music critic, of the Cincinnati A Royal Scandal" wear something sightly daring and, Times-Star; Leo Brand, first vio- "ZOMBIES ON B'WAY" The Borough made the levy low-cut, like this one." against the oil company on the score that it had stored a large quantity llnlst of the Cincinnati String Quartet and a first desk man of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra; and Emil Schmnchtenbcrg, first "Are there no drawbacks to play of semi-crude oil in its Edgewater rr r' ft 4 ing witch roles?" For One Thing, Poundage Is No Worry To Her BOB THOMAS Hollywood "Hmmmmm putting on a little weight, aren't you, Linda?" clarinetist of the Cincinnati Sym plant, which was eventually shipped to its Brooklyn plant for refining.

NOW phony and faculty niembe Ralph Bellamy and Ruth Viarrlrk are the happily married couple in Hunt Stromberg's "Guest In The House," now showing at the Ori-tani Theater, who find their home in terror through the strange of their feuest, Anne Baxter. The tax appeal officials held that of 'the1 Music, i winner daTonn Cincinnati Conservatory of Duvid Smith, pianist, the of ic "Only one I am always getting killed. It gets monotonous. It started in 'Summer Storm' which was my first witch part. I Rot killed in that one.

Then I died in 'The Great John and 'Hang VALUES AND PAY There are 169 different rates of pay it depends on the whim of the individual Congressman for the people employed by Congressmen in the House and Senate Office Buildings. The Capitol has five disbursing offices paymasters as follow: House members' employees are paid by the House Disbursing Officer. House members themselves are paid by the House Sergeant-at-arms. Senate members' employees are paid by the Senate Disbursing Officers. Senators are paid by the Senate Sergeant-at-arms.

The Capitol scrubwomen, elevators, and various employees of the Capitol grounds hired by the capitol architect are paid through Secretary Ickes's Interior Department. The House Reading Clerks all they have to do is read aloud the bills introduced get $7,500 a year, which Is as much as the indispensable Parliamentarian, Lou Desher, gets. He's irreplaceable. It took him 20 years to learn the parliamentary of the first scholarship, had the fact that the company stored the oil in Edgewater did not give the right to the Borough to impose a tax on it, as the oil was still In "Yes. a little," answered Linda Darnell.

"But I don't care." -Holly wood Horizon "You don't care?" over Square' transit. "No. My husband likes me this Hall recital in New York this past year. Winner of the second auditions was Jean Graham, pianist, who has given many recitals in the Chicago area. Charles Kullman, tenor of the way and that's all that FAREWELL SURPRISE Role Oi 'Ma' Baxter Goes To Pretty Blonde Who's 20 I agree with your husband, but "What about your current picture 'Fallen "I also get killed.

I found out about it the other day. were on location and I was watching them make a scone. An ambu how docs it photograph?" IS GIVEN IN LEONIA Not too well sometimes. But I ve NOW OPEN JOSEPH SHKliT I rflTTFM TFMPIF I fiOTTEN 'TEMPI II -By HAROLD HEFFERNAN- found If I wear a black dress, the poundage doesn't show too much." Guests Are Members Of Group Who Will Move Soon "How tall are you? "Five feet five." JACQUELINE WHITE, attractive blonde just turned 20, Is further proof that Hollywood make-up experts can per IubeSeeihgiYou Leonia Methodist June supper ARCOLA POOL Ralhlnt Reach Club Roehelle Park. N.

Hfaion Membership Tlckrti now ftfktlftbla conference of the official board "And how much do you weigh?" "About 128. There was a time lance drove up in front of the camera and two men got out. They put a sheet over a body and lifted it into the ambulnnce. I asked the director what they were doing. they're carrying your body he said.

'You've just been and their wives last night developed jA GUY, A GAL AND'A'PAL'I into a surprise farewell for special when I would have worried about welching 128 but I'm a different form just about any type of grease-paint miracle. They are going to make an old lady out of Jacqueline for one of the most important screen roles of the year that of "Ma" Baxter In "The Miss Marv Tnvlnr Tir girl now. All that matters Is my RII8F.S PASS DOOR rules of the House. He has to Hu nes and Mrs. HugneSi and over every bill introduced and and Mr.

Nixon. husband. seas as a captain, ttarKer returned vise the Speaker on procedure. were presented with guest books in which all members of the group "You mean that since playing home recently with a medical discharge to discover that his "civvies' llorls KAKI.OKI lltl LUUOK1 No other person in the House has his background. DUPLICATION had inscribed their names, HON' HENIE MIC'HAFL O'SIIEA had been destroyed by fire.

In New York he took a film test in uniform Dr. and Mrs. Hughes are moving this summer to Philadelphia where In Glorious Technicolor SONJA HENIE Mlchlfl OSIIKA Mry McDONAI.D "IH A PLEASURE" Plus "CHICAGO KID" Here are samples of duplication and was signed to a term contract 'THE BODY 5NATCHER' PU'S "The Brighton Strangler" HIGH SCHOOL GIRL TYPE Jacqueline is the Dresden-China-Doll type, dainty, fragile and blue-eyed. She looks like a high-school girl; as a matter of record she had just completed her studies when an MGM scout signed her a couple of years ago. When the studio launched its search for an actress to play the omhlfforprl hnrkwnndK mother An lVfH.

rTX. 1 Hughes has accepted a position of effort and help: The Senate and, fr "IT'S A PLEASURE" In Technicolor Pl.t "To the Shores of Iwo Jlma" Arriving in Hollywood he was asked House each has its own document the uh witch roles, you have become a changed woman?" "Yes. When I was playing those sweet, girlish roles, I was mousy and quiet. I did anyth.ng the studio told me to do, even if I thought it was wrong. "But since I have been playing the uh witch roles, I can get tough and battle it out with the studio.

You should hear some of to appear for a test wearing a bus! Mrs. Nixon have bought a home -Tl'ES. it ness suit, with a change to be brought along. "KEEP YOUR POWDER DRY" Alto 8A1." room, its own furniture room, its own typewriter repair room, each with its own staff. There are four restaurants, two on the House side, two on the Sen Lex told the casting director it in Oradell and will move there shortly.

Miss Taylor has sold her home on Oak Tree Place and will go to California for the winter months. RIALTfJ RIIHtEr IEI.O PARK nwwie--. The Jacqueline was theiwouln De lmpowiuie uetau.se ne is aZraWj last girl in town they might have six feet, four in height and has to have his suits tailor made. The six the fights we have." suits he had on order wouldn't be Claudette Colbert Fred MaeMnrray "PRACTICALLY YOURS" "Having Wonderful Crime" MINIATURE WEDDING ready for 90 days. TODAY "FRENCHMAN'S CREEK" "DOCKS OF NEW IfORK" 'The Cowboy and the Lady' "NATIONAL BARN DANCE" Tmltyl Judy Garland Mariaret O'llrien "Meet Me In St.

Louis" "BFTHKFN TWO WOMEN" "Pan-Americana" Tomnmiu) "Princess Si The Pirate" "Horn Blows at Mldnllht" Next day four suits with all acces considered. She was a million mnes from the type. But Jacqueline is ambitious and has confidence in her ability to handle an important part. To date she has had nothing more than a small role in "Song of Russia. She GIVEN BY CHILDREN sories arrived at Barker's apart "Are you contented as the new Linda Darnell?" "You bet.

I'm very happily married and I'm playing interesting roles instead of nondescript characters. And instead of some of the dull costumes of the past, I can Pat O'BRIEN Carol IAN I) IS Leo MURPHY ment. It was the studio's gift to an ex-service man. Barker took tne Two Extra Performances Given 70 ate side. All require separate staffs.

The personnel setup is a joke. Here's how people are hired to work in the Capitol: The Architect hires the scrubwomen and elevator operators; the Patronage Committee of House and Senate hires the Capitol policemen; the members hire their own assistants; the Sergeants-at-Arms or the Chief Clerks of House and Senate hire the Capitol clerical help. LEARNING IS CHEAP Some of the most important com test, won the role. In Palisades Park The 'Tom Thumb pre grew more and more impatient. She asked for her release but failed to tret it.

'QODOOOOQOQ0D0OODO0Q0OO0000 0Q0tI0ailIlOS0 0 0 sented under the auspices of Grace Frederic MARCH Betty FIELD I Musky ZDance and Then she began mulling over that "Ma" Baxter part In the Margaret Kinnan Rawlings best-seller. She knew she could play it but she won I "TOMORROW. I THE WORLD" Guild by the Sunday School children of Grace Lutheran Church, Palisades Park Friday night, was so well received that two performances I ffy I i4'V' I NORTH BERGEN NOW THHV TVKSDAY l.ana Hunan Laralne TURNER PETERS DAY 'Keep Your Powder Dry' Torhan HE Susnnna FOSTER "FRISCO SAL" dered about the part. Then she I Roy Rogers in "UTAH" i had to be given. The program was FINAL DAY "GOD IS MY CO-PILOT" Plus "EVE KNEW HER APPLES" consulted the make-up magicians They worked along with her.

Voice instruction arranged under the direction of Mrs. Alfred Weiblen, with Mrs. C. Ham- mittees like the House Banking and Currency Committee or the House Interstate Commerce Committee have fantastically small II I 14 I I I All set now on the appearance merness ar organist. LUJULA'JUi.

ainnnrBirrinnnns oTTrTtrrrrtryrryirtnrffBTnniii en mnn? angle, she pursued director Clarence Brown around the lot, finally help, HI.I41I.I1 catchine ud with him and asking STARTS TOMORROW "SUDAN" With MARIA MONETZ They are responsible for some of the most important legislation in I REID MERRYMAN i for a test to do tne motner roie.i Congress, but the Banking Commit The bridal party included: Joyce Weiblen. Kenneth Meyer. Ronald Evensen. Carol Fmkenstadt. Walter Sie-vers.

Wendy Falrnlngton, Herbert Pall. Thomas GreinreD. Robert Kretzman, Thomas Roskllly. Barbara Diss. Elaine Gasa.

Marilyn Hammer, Grace Kingsbury, and Robert Schubert. TOSHOW FREE FILMS Free movies on health education Fredrlc MARCH Betlr FIELD "Tomorrow, The World" Mr. Brown took a long look at tne fragile appearing blonde beauty and came forth with the old bromide: tee clerk is paid $2,700 and the Commerce Committee clerk $4,600. LOUISE BARBEY Teacher of Violin 1083 Belle Ave. Teaneck 6-4636 WEST ENGLEWOOD, N.

J. 202 Euclid Ave. Hack. 2-2694-W Ridgefleld Park Interview hr Appointment Pianist Teacher POPULAR CLASSICAL THEORY Tel. TEaneck 7-3119 rour TOMORROW JACK BENNY ALEXIS SMITH "THE HORN BLOWS AT MIDNIGHT" PRESENTED AT: 1:110 7:0.1 16:50 ALSO ANNE BAXTER RALPH BELLAMY "GUEST IN THE HOUSE" PRESENTED AT: 2:50 If they need special research, they Are vou kidding?" Brown soon JON HALL PLUS "I'll Remember April" with GLORIA JEAN depend on a researcher in the Li found out the girl's heart was setj Donald O'CONNOR Percy RVAN "PATRICK THE GREAT" Starts Wed.

"Tonliht Every Night" brary of Congress. He gets $3,200 a and several humorous cartoons will be given for all Closter residents on getting that test. He Is a lel-low who will always take a chance, so he decided to do it in this year. Congress, which makes the na Wednesday at 8 P. M.

in the Closter Municipal Building auditorium un tlon's laws, spends only $83,000 for a staff of experts to draft the legislation. But a Government agency Brown made a test of Jacqueline that is now exhibit on me Everett A. Engstrom Teacher of Singing STUDIOS Stelnway Hall New York City 982 (ineen Anne Rd. Teaneck SUMMER INSTRUCTION Teaneck 6-4090 MINERVA M. HASKIN Studios of Music and Art BACHELOR OF MUSIC PIANO VOICE VIOLIN COMPOSITION 184 Grand Ave.

Englewood Enclewood 8-4033 der the sponsorship of the local Board of Health. According to Mrs. Elizabeth W. Lampman, secretary of the Board of Health, the pictures will include some on subjects such as care of M. G.

M. lot. She landed the role and will play opposite Gregory Peck, namprl to do the "Pa" Baxter part. Yf rtT' like the Agriculture Department spends $1,600,000 a year on its legal staff. So lots of bills affecting Government agencies are drafted by the Namine a pretty youngster with virr.imllv no film experience to suchj teeth, prevention of disease, home legal staffs of those agencies in-gafety, and a cartoon entitled "The an imDortant role will aouDuess stead of by Congress Itself.

iLegend of Sleepy come as a shock to readers of "The Ever since M. G. M. put the story back into production SHEETS THE TEANECK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Instruction In Piano, Voice, Theory, Harmony, and All Instruments Also Lantuaees Incluiinir Spanish, Portusnese. Etc.

Leopoldo Gntlerres, Director 211 LARCH AVE. TEANECK a few montns ago, lexers anuj photographs have been pouring in from fat, middle-aged women In all parts of the country who sought the role. Casting of Peck is an additional: cross-up on the written pages. The book character of "Pa" Baxter pictured him as a little, crippled fellow known as Peck is actually six feet four and is anything but "penny" in appearance. I HEADQUARTERS "I HAVE BOUGHT AN EXTRA WAR BOND FOX THEATER WAR BOND SHOW 8 P.

JUNE 12 -8 P. M. ON THE STAGE 1st COMBAT INFANTRY BAND ON THE SCREEN SPECIAL HOLLYWOOD PREVUE CLASSICAL POPULAR LARGEST DEALER IN BERGEN CO. Consult This Directory Every Monday. For Details call Hack.

2-8000. CONRAD SCHMIDT, INC. 264 Main Harkensack Hack. 2-6709. Concerning Jacqueline's test, Director Brown had this to say: "She is Ma Baxter, in spite of what conclusions you may have drawn from ADMISSION BY PURCHASE OF WAR BOND ONLY YOUR CHILD Needs a Musical Education the book.

We didn't do it witn mirrors. We just mussed her up a little and gave her the swamp atmosphere. She did the rest. I have a hunch we're unearthing a great actress." Jacqueline was given her M. G.

M. contract after she played in "Ah, when a student at University of California at Los Angeles. At Beverly Hills High School she was voted "the student most likely to succeed." The late Frank Knox, FOX SMITH Secretary of the Navy, was her uncle. This Summer let him PLAY ACCORDION He's but he's watching us, JhHm Plows At Midnighr I II VflU rK BAXTER Lex Barker, former aide-de-camp to Gen. Mark Clark, discovered this GUEST IN THE H00SE.Mwiiauw week that studios can be generous If you have an income, whether from work, land or capital you have a quota in 7th War Loan.

AMUSING, ENTERTAINING and EDUCATIONAL THE GILIO WAY. and that's why he got the role of an infantry captain in "High-School Hero," a story of the Marines, which 20th Century-Fox is making. After two and one-half years over- 'SBaiaiaVaaffHMaaaMMaVaMHHMMMtaflaMsaHaHalalaKl MatBrewtter'S Million? ssssssnsssai UNO YOUR QUOTA AND MAKt ffl TH the Mighty 7th War Loan, the eye's of i the whole world ars on us the eyes of our enemies of our boys in the foxholes of our wounded in the hospitals wondering whether America will make it Only America could put over such a whopping War Loan as the Mighty Seventh. It's really two loans in one last year, by this time, there had been 2 War Loans. h.

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