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1.08 ANGELES, Oct. 16 (U. P.) — Leaders of 400 civic and labor organizations, unable to keep America Pirst Leader Gerald L, K. Smith from speaking here, warned today

sympathizers and massed pickets. The city board of education last night spurned demands that it reseind its action allowing Smith to speak at the Polytechnic high school auditorium at a “Ham 'n’ Eggs” pension rally tomorrow. Oomedian Eddie Cantor and writer Dorothy Parker were among B00 objectors at the meeting who asked the board to reverse its decision on grounds that appearance in Los Angeles of the isolationist leader would be “dangerous to the peace and order of the community.” The speakers, some of whom are assisting California Attorney General Robert W. Kenny in organizing mass lines of “anti-Fascist” pickets at the rally, said they feared outbreaks of violence might occur between Smith “provacatuers” and the pickets. Called Fascist Spokesman

Cantor told the board he was speaking as “a private citizen, a father and a grandfather,” He claimed that Smith on several occa~ sions had attempted unsuccessfully to prevent his appearing on radio programs. “I ask you: to rescind the permit which allows this man the privilege he would deny me because IT am a Jew,” Cantor said. Attorney-Author Carey McWilliams charged the issue was not one of free speech but whether the taxpayers of Los Angeles “are required to provide a platform for .native Fascist spokesmen.”

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Philip M. Connally, secretary treasurer of the Los Angeles C. I. O. council, warned that “it is impossible today to prevent large numbers from picketing a meeting called by Smith in his brazen return to Los Angeles.” Board President Lawrence Larrabee, upheld by spokesmen for the Civil Liberties Union and the Public Affairs Forum, said he had been informed by the county counsel that the board has no right to act as a censoring body and was unable legally to refuse Smith's wpplieation for use of the hall.

ARMY DISCHARGES ACTOR JON HALL

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 16 (U, P.) ~~ Movie Actor Jon Hall, whose unexpected medical discharge from the army caught his studio without picture plans for him, went to San Francisco today to participate in welcoming ceremonies for Adm. William F. Halsey. Hall was released from the army at Ft. Ord, Cal, Saturday after five months in the army—three of them in hospitals. The husky actor, inducted last may, was hospitalized at Camp Roberts, Cal, and Ft. Ord for treatment of a gall bladder ailment. He sald he hoped to convalesce completely before Universal Studios finds a picture assignment for him. Hall was accompanied to San Francisco by his wife, Frances

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oni NGFIELD, Ii, Oct, 18 (U, —A stage presentation of “Uncle ht Cabin,” adapted from the Civil war novel instrumental io abolishing slavery, was banned today in the city wheree¢ Abraham Lincoln was buried. An order canceling two performances scheduled for next Monday

was issued last night at the request of the Springfield chapter of the National Association for the Advancemeént of Colored People on the grounds the play was “derogatory to the welfare of the Negro race.” Mayor John W. Kapp issued the order after N. A. A. OC. P, representatives presented him with a resolution criticizing Harriet Beecher Stowe's famous novel because “if pictures the Negro as an illiterate, irresponsible person and would inflame anti-Negro sentiment.” The group charged the play was

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FEAR VIOLENCE Negroes Get 'Uncle Tom' Show IF SMITH TALKS Banned in Lincoln's Hometown

Hersholt Heads Movie ‘Academy

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 16 (U. P.).~

dent of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Other officers included Y. Frank

Screen Actors guild; Emmett Lav. ery, president of the screen writers’ guild; John Cromwell, president of the Screen Directors’ guild; Publicist John Leroy Johnston, Producer Gordon Hollingshead, Art Director Wiard Thnen, and Songwriter Jerome Kern. The academy selects the annual “Oscar” awards for motion picture

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to have been staged here as part of a propaganda campaign to hold the Negro race up to ridicule, The play recently was staged in Bridgeport, Conn., over the protests of the Bridgeport Committee on Unity, Friendship and Amity and the Bridgeport Pastors Association.

A showing of “Uncle Tom's Cabin” will be” presented at the Murat theater Thursday through Sunday.

THOMAS O'BRIEN DIES AFTER SHOW

SANTA MARIA, Cal, Oct. 16 (U. P.).~Thomas Brennan, 53, known on the stage as Thomas O'Brien, collapsed and died last night at the conclusion of a U. 8. O. vaudeville performance for soldiers at Camp Cooke. Brennan was appearing with his brother, Charles Brennan, in the U. 8. O. camp show. The veteran comedian’s trio completed its number but O’Brien was missing when his partners returned | to take bows. They found him dead in the wing of the theater,

SELZNICK DROPS SUIT AGAINST LEIGH

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 18 (U, P.).— Movie Producer David O. Selznick dismissed his London law suit against Actress Vivien Leigh on grounds he did not wish to press any action that would retard her recovery from a recent illness Selz~ nick offices here announced today. Selznick had sought an injunction against Miss Leigh’s appearance without his consent in the stage play “Skin of Our Teeth” She has been under contract to the Hollywood producer since she played Scarlett O'Hara in “Gone With the Wind.”

RUDY VALLEE IS SUED FOR.$19,500

FAOLLYWOOD, Oct. 16 (U. P.) —

Actress Sara Berner sued Crooner

Rudy Vallee for $19,500 yesterday in a suit charging that the ex-coast-guardsman backed down on an oral pledge to hire her for his radio

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