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PAGE THIRTEEN THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, PENNA MONDAY, JULY 15, 1940 own shores, the plan does not Lack of light or inability to see safely is reported to be the greatest hazard of the night driver, and the reason for most of the night traffic accidents. mer president of the National Pen-j sion Association, at Glenwood, and they also plan to attend the Knights Templar convention in Cleveland. make clear that it is too late to undertake such mobilization when there is an attack. Vf OBILIZATION, if it is going to have any deterrent effect, mm must be perfected long before JOHNSON'S JOLTS By GEN. HUGH S.

JOHNSON Dlatrlbntad by United Featnr Syndicate. Ina. there is a war in which we can Theater Featuretime take any part. Our only hope of keeping the peace which we so prize, is to prove before there is any involvement in war, that we are a unified Nation for defense, mobilized that each and every one of us know what job to do, how and where to do it. Therein lies the one hope for peace.

In the evening a party of us you knew COLONIAL "The Man Who Talked Too Much," George Brent, Virginia Pan Fare about these Bruce, 10.50; 12.40; 2.35; 4.30; 6.20; 8.15; 10.10. LOEWS "Andy Hardv Meets Debutante," Judy Garland, Mickey 11.00; 1.10; 3.20; 5.30; 7.40; 9.50. RIO Two Features, "The Lone Wolf Meets A Lady," Warren By DICK' SPONG went up for dinner to the Norrie mags, aean WASHINGTON, July 15. My friend Ed Stettinius, adviser on materials in the National Defense Advisory Commission, has made a "progress report" from which we learn that all is sweet- ness and light in our armament program so far as his division is concerned. There is no friction two notable exceptions and the meat of this cocoanut are the part of the report that has to do with rubber and tin.

The weakest and most inexcusable position of thi3 Administration has been its insistence that our interests are unavoidably involved in the East Indies, because we PT1HIS is the time, a little tardily, Park Point Inn Restaurant. The sunset and glow reflected itself on lou must see the water. It was a beautiful and calm sight. We sat out on the terrace and some one pojnted up in the air when an aeroplane was DDTTr with any of the Government de-Dartments. and everything is XXVlJLli AND are wholly dependent on them for rubber and tin.

This report suddenly discloses that by a com flying down the river, apparently 1 perhaps, to point out that the Eaglesmere Players will be presenting a new production at the Her-shey Community Theater tomorrow evening. The guest star for this production will be Dolly Haas, European act-tess, who is appearing through the courtesy of David O. Selznick, producer of "Gone With the Wind," to whom she is under contract for several pictures to be made in Holly Jean Muir, 11.50; 2.15; 4.40; 7.05; 10.10; also "Wild Horse Range," Jack Randall. 11.00; 1.25; 3.50; 6.15; 9.15. SENATE Two Features, "Shanghai Express," Marlene Dietrich, Cllve Brook, 11.00; 1.45; 4.30; 7.15; 10.00; also "Private Affairs," Robert Cum- mings, Nancy Kelly, 12.20; 3.05; 5.50; 8.35.

STATE "Lucky Cisco Kid," Cesar Romero, Mary Beth Hughes, 1.45; 3.45; 5.45; 7.45; 9.45. BROAD Two Features, "Opened By Mistake," Charles Ruggles, Janice Logan; also "Western Gold," Smith Ballew, Heather Angel. CAPITOL Two Features, "Zanzibar," Lola Lane, Eduardo Cianelll; also "Pioneers Of The West," Bob Livingston, Raymond Hatton. COMMUNITY (Hershey) "Waterloo Bridge," Vivien Leigh, Robert Taylor, 7.00; 9.00. GRAND Two Features, "Flight Angels," Virginia Bruce, Dennis Morgan; also "Opened By Mistake," Charles Ruggles, Janice Logan.

LEMOYNE "The Hunchback Of Notre Dame," Charles Laughton. touching' the moon. bination of creating brand new hunky-dory so far as getting strategic materials is concerned. I have no doubt it is all true, so far as the actual assertions of the report go. With two notable A MAN, in what looked like a Tvrnloea dnefiima ravaA Tna synthetic rubber and tm-smelting industries, of increasing stock PREJUDICE (M-G-M hit starring GREER CARSON LAURENCE OLIVIER) piles, reclamation and consent accordian.

borne of the songs I they do not go much tion we can promptly solve this have heard in European countries wood. Actually, as far as this de further than "on hand or on order." problem. partment knows, her appearance There is here some satisfaction Coming Soon! in happier days. For a moment I almost thought we were looking at some less familiar scene than the with the Eaglesmere Players con stitutes her American debut. It is doubtless true also that there has been no friction.

The only echoes of friction I have heard were in the gossip columns of the newspapers. Neither Mr. Stetti Hudson River which I have known to this writer, who has been insisting on most of this for years, and on exactly what this report now "finds" for many months Although the name seems familiar this department has no dossier on Miss Haas in its files, and tomorrow night's performance will be in the since childhood. E. R.

Copy't 1940. United Feature Syndicate. Inc. nius nor Mr. Knuisen are men of NATIONAL "Waterloo Bridge," Vivien Leigh, Robert Taylor.

PAXTANG "The Mexican Spitfire," Lupe Veles, Donald Woods, 7.50; 10.00. PENWAY Two Features, "One Million B. Carole Landis, Victor Maurer; also "Phantom Raiders," Florence Rice, Walter Pidgeon, RIALTO Children," John Garfield, Anne Shirley. ROXY Two Features, "Adventure In Diamonds," Isa Miranda, George Brent; also "Angel From Texas." Eddie Albert, Wayne Morris. STANDARD (Steelton) "Covered Wagon The Three Mesqulteers.

STRAND (Steelton) "The Hunchback Of Notre Dame," Charles Laughton. WEST SHORE (New Cumberland) "Turnabout," Carole Landis, Adolphe Menjon, 7.00; 9.00. and as often as he thought the form or an introduction. Her vehicle is "Her Cardboard patience of his readers would en dure. "President Roosevelt," said Til the friction type.

Both are noted for their ability to get along with people and win by argument rather than by assault. Furthermore, I have an idea that if they found i r-m III Mr. Stettinius, "had suggested a Lover." by Jacques Duval, author of "Tovarich," and P. G. Wode-house, who is responsible for Atl CONDITIONED study of this problem several New Capitol Lola lane Rdoardo ClaneLU ZANZIBAR Bob UvIntRtnn Raymond Hatton Pioneers of the West Jeeves" and all those other amus Tonlte 9 P.

P. 8. T. I n.i i i. weeks ago.

Several weeks ago! ing items about British country life. It has been dinned into the Presi themselves blocked and stymied, as reported, they would simply Douglas Rowland and William iiiicii Lciyn a kuucii iojiui in 1 WATERLOO BRIDGE in real-life scenes the lives of the girl escaping from Grandpa's puri-j Union Vespers On Church Lavn The Rev. Orlando H. Bridgeman, rector emeritus of Mt. Calvary Episcopal Church, Camp Hill, an Episcopal clergyman for fifty- dent's ear continuously beginning several years ago by Mr.

B. M. "fold their tents like Arabs and world's wierdest criminal society, the es silently steal away." Prince, two members of the Eaglesmere Players who have received and deserved audience and critical praise, will be featured with Miss leopard men," who dive from trees to kill and rule, according to the TUST the same, it is not a wise innnntnit Haas. The curtain is scheduled ior Baruch, who had to wrestle with it during the World War, when cur Allies ran the price of East Indian rubber tip on us to six times what synthetic rubber will now cost. producer, a "veritable empire of thing to make "progress" re STAGE SHOW 8.15.

the doors opening an hour earlier. horrors." The saga of the leopard men is not fiction, according to Doctor Hoefler. but an authentic motion three years, last night addressed New Today AnntrprHiir "Film i SL picture record of one of the strangest more than 250 persons at the union fESAR ROMERO, that suave lady; ports when there hasn't been time to make any progress except palaver and stamping 0. K. on contracts involving so much money that their approval couldn't possibly have received much more effort or study than dealing four flnDY HARDY xS1 killer, has a new item in his! criminal groups in all the confines of vesper service held on the lawn of FAILURE to begin to do any-A thing about this problem for i St.

Andrew's Episcopal Church, so long, with Its inexcusable at XT; A. LI -A L. Odds and Ends rRANK CRAVEN, star of leeiti tndant effect, tn tS1- nr inW. mnewenin ana juarires sirecs, with STONE MICKEY well established series of Westerns opening at the State today. The picture is titled, "Lucky Cisco Kid," and, as the others in the series, it will present more or less the lighter aspects of what was once the wild LEWIS ROONEYi tan clutches to marry the poor but nice boy, and her acting, much of which is running around in circles, leave something to be desired.

She is pretty, though, and she is good to her father. "Robert Cummings looks like someone who has just finished a large lollypop, unfortunately. "The strong ponits of 'Private Affairs' are its comic touches, especially those which include Hugh the Herbert, and they are liberally scattered throughout the picture. And it forms' a neat contrast to 'Shanghai Although now a trifle over-dramatic, 'Shanghai Express' has photographic effects that even after eight years are exciting." Vacation Trip Planned By Pennsy Conductor J. W.

Treadwell, of Williamsport, Pennsylvania Railroad conductor, jT mate stage and screen, plays the role of narrator he created on the JUDY GARLAND tion into Oriental war, could be using a3 his theme "Therefore the political dynamite in the coming' Name of it was Called Marah," campaign. Not to mention itsjfrom the twenty-third verse of threat to our defense or even our stage in the screen version of Our and woolly West. In this one, me STARTS THl'RSDAI- Cisco Kid tangles with raiders who! Town," which is on its way to Loew's HERSHEY COMMUNITY THEATRE s- AIR-COOLED nd CONDITIONED 's ONE NIGHT ONLY I JULY 16th I I A BROADWAY PRODUCTION I 1 by Robt. K. Adimt 6 Hny Gmhim Mile.

DOLLY HAAS i Making Hmr Ammrican Dbat in 1 mmmm iovst i by Jtcqun Dvil mi P. WodthouM AutKort of "ToviricK" arvl "Jtevti" thru th eourtrnty oi Darid SalstUelt I pices I i Cm. Mm. Entira Balcony 55 1 Orchestra (19 rows) 85 Children (and 12 years) S8f Rts. Seats -Orch.

(1st 10 rows) 1 Entira Loga $1.10 Tax ind. tnarvMi Scab (for eWorta aodcr 12 yean) I uti only at Box Offka at utabHthed prica iMMmmyM 11 pf -i rnursaay ine legitimate stage "OUR TOWN" ONE OP 1940 peace, here is a field in which we Life today exists on bitterness ti Mora is extremely well represented in the could have created a considerable ,1 1I1C OUUUU1 V1I1C VGIOK IUVIUUI.J TEN BEST PICTlRESl vuw in uiniuvuvi nugnes, Dana Anarews, tsve- reemployment by substituting a payroll for Americans in new rub lyn Venable, Chris-Pin Martin, Wil-lard Robertson and Joseph Sawyer. IPs if ber and tin-smelting plants for hands at bridge. There have been too many progress reports in this defense business. If those of the Department during the past two years were laid end to end, they would look like the path to perdition a pavement of good intentions now proved to have been "signifying nothing." The most obvious reason for a progress report just now is the Democratic National Convention.

Mr. Stettinius is so far from that kind of monkey-business that, if some of his Administration associates suggested such a report just now, he wouldn't even get the connection. But others will get it plenty. r2BI 2ls I-tUIM the sweated semi-slave labor of mg to a great extern, me xtev. Mr.

Bridgeman said. "Trying times in the world and in the individual life, are testing times and today the world as a whole is going through one of its crpnhpsf. tosta vet. tn he m'vpn" hp the Straits Settlements and East Indies and for British smelting workers. film, for Martha Scott plays the leading feminine role A concession to Hollywood is the choice of William Holden in the leading male role, but that young gentleman proved in "Golden Boy" that he is an actor of very definite talent, and it is likely that he will enhance his reputation with his work in this Incidentally, Sam Gilman, former manager of Loew's, was in town over the week-end, saying hello, to all his old friends A fugitive from a Dayton (Ohio) Loew's theater, he was on vacation and on his I It could be political dynamite 15c until 1:30 No Tax Dynamite in a Dinner Jacket i said, adding "more bitterness and Mrs.

Treadwell will leave for and it will be unless this belated an extended vacation in the Middle "discovery" is put into prompt and West this week. They will visit W. W. Royster, for- effective practice. HUGH S.

JOHNSON. brings out character, which in turn helps one to overcome the many trials of life." The choir of St. Andrew's Church sang special music for last night's service. The Rev. Dr.

A. M. Billman, pastor of Fourth Reformed Church, gave the invocation; the Rev. A. M.

Motter, of Lutheran Redeemer Church, gave tha responsive reading, and the Rev. Dr. L. C. Manges, of Memor WWHUilJ way to Virginia tteacn ine next picture at the State will be "Maryland," which, since it is also filmed in full Technicolor and involves horse-racing, seems to be a logical OEORCe MONDAY TUESDAY "1 BRENT lVi sr VIRGINIA I.I .1 1.1 JUJ 1 F.M.TJ successor to "Kentucky," which was also issued under the Twentieth-Fox aegis Walter Brennan was a leading member of the casts of both pictures This new one also has Fay Bainter, Brenda Joyce and John Payne, THE Sr) Written Daily By Eleanor Roosevelt ial Lutheran Church, read the Scripture.

The opening prayer was given by the Rev. William Webb, of Olivet Presbyterian Church, and HUNCHBACK kr XKO RADIO Pttlm OF NOTRE DAM CHAUTAUQUA, Ohio, Sunday. the Rev. Charles W. Baldwin, of Market Street Baptist Church, of -J Country.

We discussed at some length the relationship of much of the training which is going on under WPA to the emergency situation created by the need for Back Bay Buffoonery TSE new production in the Senate's double bill. 'Private is built up as giving the low-down on Boston society, says R. W. "The low-down on the picture, however, is the fact that it gives Hugh Herbert a chance to build up Hugh Herbert from Scotch cab driver to cab-driver Scotchman. As either Theater, Steelton fered the closing prayer.

The benediction was pronounced by the itMSli LJERE it is Sunday morning and A we are speeding through peaceful, pleasant American countryside. We passed a village a few minutes ago with people going to church, and now a golf CHARLES LM GHTON "THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME" MARTHA SCOTT She plays the leading feminine role in "Our Town," next attraction at Loew's. Two More National defense. STANDARD HAVE recently been looking THEATER STEELTON Rev. Mr.

Bridgeman. The Rev. George H. Toadvine, rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, will deliver the sermon at services next Sunday evening, which will be held at the same place at 7- o'clock.

In the event of rain, vespers will be moved inside the church. MENM RICHARD WltlUM MARSHALL BARTHELMESS LUNDIGAN TH URSDAY course dotted with players. Along a country road, several young peo over a phamphlet called "If npODAY'S other opening is at the one he is completely and delightfully bewildered, probably the happiest touch in the lightly entertaining picture. THE 9 1WESOI ITEERS la "COVERED WAGON DAYS" 1 Rio. where the two features are War Comes.

M. Day Plan in BALf MJU(! HAlf llONSTEl! "The Lone Wolf Meets a Lady," a murder mystery, with Warren Wil Roland Young, refugee irom tne What Your Government Plans For You," by Donald Edward Keyhoe. It is very interesting, though the THEY liam in the title, role ana Jean Muir, Eric Blore. Victor Jory, Roger Pryor i i i Last 2 Days! DIVE FROM War Department says nothing of straight-laced disapproval of a Boston society father, plays his role with such suave competance that his real ability is almost disguised. His quiet resignation to fate and Hugh Herbert, who pursues him like an arfdlpnated furv in an attemnt to and Warren Hull, and 'Wild Horse Range," a Western starring Jack Randall.

the kind has been worked out in W. C. T. U. MEETING HUNTINGDON, July 15.

The such detail and, so far as they are Ri TREES TO KILL! ple on bicycles with packs strapped on the handlebars, are off, I imagine, for a day's picnic and swim in some clear pool. Thank God, these things can still be for us. Yesterday I had a ride and swim 5n the morning, and Mrs. Florence Kerr, head of the Women's and Professional Projects in WPA, brought her regional area supervisors for a picnic lunch. We sat in the sun on the lawn and I heard reports of the work being carried on in different parts of the concerned, the whole thing is still local branch of the Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet tomorrow evening at 7.30 o'clock, at the home of Mrs.

A. C. Mosser. 1327 and ROGER PRYOR in the realm of discussion. collect an ever-mounting taxi I yv My main objection to this plan maKes ior any numDer 01 siyiy On the Way SCHEDULED for the Colonial on Thursday is "Leopard Men of Africa," an unusual affair filmed by Dr.

Paul L. Hoefler, the fellow who was responsible for "Africa Speaks." This new picture is said to dramatize -2nd Action Hit is that, while the publication of i II II 91 HI I such a plan may be of value comic scenes. "Nancy Kelly is pretty, and no doubt a Eood daughter, but both Oneida street The South Huntingdon branch will meet at the same time in the Independent Fundamental Bible Church. Important BROAD Adults Children 10c her part, that of the strong-willed arousing the United States to the realization of the possibility of some day having to defend its I -JrfTYXi I Charles Rurgies and Janice Loao in business will be discussed at both meetings. OPENED BY MISTAKE Keep Watchful Eye on Smith Ballew and Heather Anrel tn ii tfr-trrrn I i i WESTERN GOLD A KINGDOM OF STOLEN HORSES JACK RANDALL "WILD HORSE RANGE" il wmsy Markets and Save Money By MRS.

GAYNOR ADD OX NEA Service Staff Writer Today Only Feature 1.5O-10.00 Food economy is a matter of get ting the most for your looa dollar. with a brand new happy hit "PRIVATE AFFAIRS" Robert Cummlna Nancy Kelly Hufh Herbert Roland Toting; It is a problem in wise spending more than doing without That means first, you should buy foods The Mexican Spitfire Featurlmr Lnpe Velet Donald Woods Musical Travel Comedy that are abundant and tnererore less expensive; second, select food Tomorrow's Menu BREAKFAST Be I poached eggs on toast, coffee, milk. LUNCHEON Black bean sonp, frankfurter rings, whole-' wheat-watercress sandwiches, baked apples, cookies, tea (hot or teed), chocolate flavored milk. DINNER Meat loaf In casserole, hard rolls, tomato and cucumber salad blueberry pie, cheese, coffee, milk. TONITE AT 8:30 for its nutritional value, and third, use all the food you buy, waste nothing.

1 1 1 1 1 PARK i Frances Foley Gannon, director of Consumers Service of the New York JULY 17 Air-Conditioned NOW Made Easy I ml Mm ill Made Easy Department of Markets, says, Rising taxes for National defense make it a patriotic duty of every Ameri DICK STABILE AND HIS ORCHESTRA can housewife to reorganize her 1 I irust service, plus the cooperation 01 I i Trust Company service, plus the cooperation of Adm. 55 it Galltiy 28 Tax incL 'm II I itfr W1 HMtST tUMMta minnow cup vegetable soup stock (or 1 can vegetable soup). Heat a little fat in frying pan. Lightly brown the diced meat loaf. Turn into baking dish and pourenr Add other ingredients except soup.

Turn into baking dish and pour over top. Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees for about 35 minutes. food-buying habits. Study market reports before you plan your menus. Nearly every newspaper prints these reports of foods abundant and reasonable in your local markets.

Then, using the abundant and seasonal foods, plan your day's menu so as to use the best values in your local shops that day. Un Estate Planning your lawyer, makes it easy to arrange your affairs in the way that will be best for your dependents. Over a period of 35 years, DAUPHIN DEPOSIT has handled a great many estates under widely varying conditions. The broad knowledge derived from this experience makes its counsel particularly helpful Our suggestions will be offered gladly upon request, without obligating you in any way. GRAND DV fu.

"FLIGHT ANGELS" VIRGINIA BRITCE DENNIS MOBGAJT "OPENED BY MISTAKE" CHARLIE RCGC.LES ROBERT PAIGE JANICE EOGAJf Th West Shore's Newent Theater too many women ignore TV i rxc lit. NEW CUMBERLAND the changes in food supplies available and follow an old family custom of serving certain dishes on certain days just because that's what their family has always done. Mrs. Gannon warns against striving to buy your dinner for a fixed AIR CONDITIONED Carole Adnlphe Menjoo "TURNABOUT" Show A Visth a amount every day. "the idea ol a dollar dinner ior four is an appealing one to the woman with a small budget," she Adults Children Jf TT TA A State AIR CONDITIONED "ONE MILLION B.

CAROLE LANDIS VICTOR MATTBEB "PHANTOM RAIDERS" FLORENCE RICE WALTER PIDGEON says, "but its rigidity can defeat economy. It's better to budget by the week, thereby freeing your money. Spend largely on impor-j tant foods when they are offered! at low prices, even though you may! exceed the proportional, allowance! Saturday's Children John Garfield Anne Shirley Added In Technicolor THE FLAG SPEAKS Sixth and Dauphin Sts. WEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ior tne day. xou can maice up tnei difference later in the week." I To get every cent's worth of value! from your food dollar, you must: not waste a calorie, a vitamin or grain of mineral salts.

In other words, you need excellent refrigera-! tion and a knowledge of the best: way to serve left-overs. Meat Loaf Casserole Two cups diced meat loaf, I cupi diced leftover boiled potatoes, cup leftover peas or cut-up string! Tr Adults LkXJdX A Children 'ADVENTURE IN DIAMONDS' ISA MIRANDA GEORGE BRENT "ANGEL FROM TEXAS'! EDDIE A LB ER1 WAYNE MORJtTa RONALD REAGAN amstoiK mKuxltK tdtitat Sbepodtf jfnijumct OuptaSKK Vivien teigh Robert Taylor WATERLOO BRIDGE OVER ACENTURY OF SAFETYAND SERVICE" beans, cup diced raw carrots, l'.