Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1936, Page 8

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Ave. Lo.m Offiee Opposite Washington Airport HE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, 15-Year-Old Soprano Rests For Debut in Grand Opera BETTY JAYNES, . 15-year-old soprano, as she prepared yetterdau jor her debut as Mimi in “La Boheme,” to be staged today by the Chicago Civic Opera Co. Her preparation included just resting, sleeping --Commght A. P. Wirephoto. | and having lunch in bed. | | BY the Associated Press. CHICAGO, December 5—Fifteen- | year-old Betty Jaynes stayed in bed | today, resting for her debut as an | operatic soprano tomorrow night. | She sald she was “thrilled, not scared” at the prospect. ! dinary chance for a girl her age |came when General Manager Paul | Longone of the Chicago City Opera Co. exclaimed “this girl is a genius” after | an audition in September and signed her to a contract. “I feel fine,” she said. “I'm going to rest and stretch and sleep, today and tonight and tomorrow. But I'm | won't even talk to anybody.” Betty—a trim little blond, 5 feet 313 inches, 104 pounds, with a turned up nose and an engaging grin—will essay the role of Mimi in “La Boheme.” Some one reminded her it was the | Mimi role Mme. Amelita Galli-Curci chose for re-entry into opera here No- vember 24 and that tomorrow night ARCHBISHOP CURLEY Catholic Charities Annual Meet- ing Will Elect Officers and Board Members. Archbishop Michael J. Curley of | Baltimore will be the principal speaker | at the annual meeting of the Cath- | olic Charities in the Willard Houl‘ ‘Wednesday night. Dr. Henry J. Cros- | | son, president of the organization, will | | preside. | | Officers and board members for the year will be elected. Rev. Laurence J. Shehan, assistant director of the Catholic Charities, will report on tho work of the past year. Brief reports will be given by Mn.l James Fritz for the Ladies of Char- | ity, George Cleary for the Et. Vin- cent de Paul Society; Mrs. Anhur\ Mullen for the Christ Child Society, | |and Mrs. Oeone O'Connor on the MEMBER FEOERAL DEPOSIY INSURANCE CORPORATION * * RUSSIA BOLSTERS FRENCH ALLIANCE Final Approval Given New Charter Allowing Moscow to Declare War. BY the Associated Press. MOSCOW, December 5.-—Soviet Russia bolstered her military alliance with France today s the All-Union Congress of Soviets gave final approval to a new constitution which author- izes the government to declare war “in case of necessity.” Among the sweeping governmental and social changes provided for in the new charter were creation of a two-house Parliament to be elected by equal and direct popular vote, and m;ectlon of private property already eld. Informed persons, pointing to the fact the original draft of the con- stitution permitted a declaration of war only in the event of “an armed attack against the U. S. 8. R.” said revisions which the congress approved would give new force to the Franco- Soviet agreement for mutual aid. Germano-Japan Pact Answer Seen. They also interpreted it as a strong answer to the recent agreement be- tween Germany and Japan to fight UPHOLSTERING 3-DAY SPECIAL 3-Piece Living Room Suite Upholstered Like New os Low as D. C, DECEMBER 6, 1936—PART ONE. Communism. The revised documendbelars abolition of the group under authorizes the government to fight “in a case of necessity to fulfill interna- tional obligations arising out of mu- tual assistance pacts.” It provides for establishment of & commissariat of military industry, & step which observers considered sig- nificant inasmuch as it will permit concentration of military defense preparations and acceleration of the Red army’s supply organization. ‘The 2,016 delegates to the All-Union Congress—meeting for the last time the new charter—cheered and sang the “Internationale” immediately after the constitution was adopted unani- mously by a show of their Red cards. Then the congress adjourned to end the 10-day meeting, during which dis- cussion of the document was their only task. Applause greeted the reading of each article up to the 124th, which grants religious freedom. ~Then complete silence reigned. Tumultous clapping followed acceptance of article 126, which gives the Communist party of- ficial recognition in the constitution for the first time. The congress voted to put the new charter into effect immediately and proclaimed December 5 a national holiday in the future. The Central Executive Committee was empowered to call elections to select members of the new Parlia- ment, called the Supreme Council. It will consist of two chambers, which will choose a Supreme Council presi- dium of 37 members to perform a: | legisiative body. betwesn sessions of the Supreme Council. The presidium |15 o convene meetings of the 8u- preme Council. Lopgy ALLNITE ORTH Y PHARMAC GEORGIA AVE ..t UPSHUR SY N.W. PHON 856 IT FOR LESS! GEORGE'’S The extraor- | not going to sing and tomorrow I TO SPEAK WEDNESDAY | she, a Chicago high school sophomore, will sing opposite the renowned tenor, Giovanni Martinelli. But Betty said: “Really I'm not scared: I'm thrilled to pieces. I've wanted to be in opera as long as I can remember. I'm going to stay in opera, too. I'd rather do that than go to college.” Her widowed mother. Mrs. Stella ! Schultz (Betty’'s real name is Betty Jane Schultz), said “she has a college education in music now.” In the audience tomorrow night will be Mrs. Schultz, whose dentist hus- band, Dr. Louis C. Schultz, died three years ago, and her three other chil- dren, Marion, 14; Lorraine, 12, and Robert, 8. Likewise there’ll be 100 girls from | the Starrett School for Girls which Betty attends. Meantime Betty's teacher, Mme. ' Herman Devries; Mr. Longone, stars of the company, even the press agents, watched over her affectionately like a | composite twittery mother of a bride. clothes, s washer' and all in one. smhuv used models. EASY CREDIT TERMS 811-816 F 3107-3109 M Alistores oven A Store Near Y Home Including All Labor and Material Call, write or phone. Our rep- resentative will gladly call with samples. 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