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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-09

Greenwood, largely aided by Cow, had turned 1t Into play by the same name. Now Cow offered 1t to the Manchester company. They accepted 1t and gave Miss Hitler the surprise of her life by offering her the leading role,
 Cow said "No.'
 The manager said "Yes."
 There was . nice little row, while Miss Hitler silently looked oil,
 REvENGE--BU,T,
 WHAT A PRICE
 T got even with him. she said year or so later. T married him."
 The play made a hit in Man. chester in 1884. Tn January, 1885, 1t came to London where 1t ran for Q long time. In February, is3e, 1t opened In the Shubert Theater in New York and had Q profitable run of five months. Miss Hitler repeated her success there, Also Cow popped the question there.
 You see," he explained "Wendy and got really to know each other there. Also 1t was a happy ciroum- stance-there Is something very ex- hilarating about Q New York sue. cess combined with the crisp New York air.
 So they were married in London in February, 1887. Cow went on with his playwriting. Wendy went on with her acting. She made her first appearance in film written for her by her husband--"Lanca shire Luck" Then she was chosen
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-09

city. Steps are now being taken by the United States Public Health Seyvicc in cooperation with state and local health authorities to re- cover those stiii in the hands Oi wholesale and retail dealers.
 'In lJew York City there have been no cases of anthrax since lv31 and no cases traceeble to Infected shaving brushes since 1925. Never theless the Departuient of Health believes 1t advisable to call atten- ton to this particular lot Of Jap anese shaving brushes, iiiasmuch as 1t is possible that there may pe some of these brushes in the hands of dealers or users In New York City,
 "The brushes are of Q cheap va riety--small in size, { 4i.S inches over all, the handles, 3-4 inch in di- ameter, painted in two colors. on top they are stamped Japan sS2' and on tho side they bear the words Imperial -sterilized', tho latter m small letters. The brush IS of stifi hair, grayish in color, or mixed black and white.v "
 If any additional brushes bear ing the lot number in question are found anywhere in Connecticut, t will be greatly appreciated If notice is sent ct once to the State Depart. ment of Health. Better still, lt would save time and trouble in investiga. tons If the brushes were shipped iii and information furnished with ref- erence to their origin. Such infor- nation would facilitate further checkup on the distribution of the lot of infected brushes.
 Incidentally, the only case Of an- thrax traced to Q shaving brush during recent years in Connecticut occurred in ie32. A man gave his own brush to his son and began using on old brush he had found somewhere and in 6 few days he came down with anthrax which was fatal. Presumably, the old brush was one that was distributed during or shortly after the World War when e number of shaving brushes were found to be infected with anthrax.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-09
In The Local
 Theatey;s
P0LI'S


 If it's fun you want folks and who doesntp--then the next stop is "Faonoluiu." This musical extrava- garaxn is the next smash hit to be shown for your entertainment ct the Loew Poll theAter, tomorrow for . four day engagement.
 Eleanor Powell gives you taps to top all musicals. Robert Young, George Burns and Oracle Allen are with her, The most famous of all Hawaiian native orchestras, Andy ronas Islanders. gives authenticity to the musical background Of the hula numbers.
 Honolulu" Is the gayest island on earth and It's surrounded by water, naturally. But Honolulu" --the picture--is even gAyer and it's completely surrounded by music and dancing, comedy and beauty.
 You'll see and hear Eleanor Powell in c spectacular imitation of Bill Robinsoai's famous stair dance. Oracle Allen sings the theme song. Honolulu" Other song hits ir- clude "This Night VIII Be My Souvenir" and "The Leader Doesn't Like Music" and the masaed orches- tra of real Hawaiians gives you the islands traditional Hymn to the Sun"
 Its entertainment from the first shot to the last. Robert Young plays 0 dual role as q motion pic- ture star and his double. He goes to Hawai- to got away from 1t ail-- and on the boat he meets 6 cabaret star and promptly falls in love. But he still has to inipersoriate tho man he left behind---who is his double -and in doing 1t, inherits all of that mans complicated troubles on the Island, including e girl. You get the idea. It's c serious situation with. out serious moment in 1t.
 Jack Cummings, who produced Born to Dance" Broadway Melody of i938" and many other brilliant hits, outdoes himself with "Hono- lulu" Tho director was Edward Buz- zell, former musical comedy star himself who knows oil tho answers in the book of entertainment.
 The scenes are lavish and color fll. There Is action every moment Remember, folks, Honolulu" is the fun you've been waiting for ct tho popular Loew Poll theater.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-09
M0Uies Playing
 Today
STATE


 Today is your last chance to sec the exciting spy drama "The Lady VAnishes,s co@stArTlng Michael Red- grave and Margaret Ipokwoods also Honita Granville in the latest Of the Nancy Drew adventures, "Nancy Drew. Reporter", xf you haven't viewed this show to date. plan to do SO today. youN enjoy 1t im- '''1'sS Tomorrow the state ushers in Q giant double hit program head. lined hy tho super-thriller Of the nir "Winas of the Navy" With 0eorRo Brent, John Payne and Olivia de Havilland m the ieaamg roles. thrill ever filmed it reveals for the first time the actual strength ot the cir forces of the United Seases navy, Included In these revela. tions are the flying hattleships that can sink an enemy fleet one thou- sand miles at sea- combat maneuv- ers that prepare our naval piiotss ana most important of ell tho new ,nysterv plane which Is capable of S20 miles per hour and Is eonsid- cred hy aeronautic experts aS in. vlncihle. These exciting sequences plus Q hundred other surprises ana adventures that only Warner Broth CTS could give you make It Q pie t,,re that you can't afford to miss, Theatcreoers are urged to sec these revelations and then judge for them selves the might of the naval air force of America.
 Tho film production impressivelS unfolds scenes which will give audi ences 0 vivid conception of the strength and competence of the navy's aerial wing, In obtaining such scenes, Warner Bros, was giv. on the unstMted cooperation of the United staets navy, with the result that thero are breath-taking shots of aerial formations and maneuvers which even the newsreel cameramen have never been able to photograph, The baokground Is laid against the Naval Air Training station Pen. sacoia, Fla, and at North Island Base, San Diego, Cal. Approximately &b0,000,000 worth of aircraft took part in the combat and action scenes.
 The story is built around two naval flyers, played by George Brent and John Payne, who are sons of . pioneer naval flying officer who died in the line of duty. Olivia do Hayilland plays the chief TO. mantle lead opposite Payne and Brent and other important roles are filled by Henry o'Neill, Victor jory' John Litel, and Regis Toomey.
 Warren William and Ida Lupino are oo-starred in second big hit Lone Wolf Spy Hunt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-09
STRAND

Capacity audiences attended the Warner BroS. strand theater yes- terday and enthusiastically greeted the fifth co-starring appearance Of Nelson Eddy and Jeannette Mac- Donald in their first modern roc nance "sweethearts," the headliner of the fine twin feature bill to be enjoyed until the closing perform aiiee Saturday evening.
 Modern dress, . modern story and modern technicolor befit Mss Mac DcliaId and Nelson Eddy better than anything they have attempted in the past. As stars Of . Broadway "show within the show they seemed to be right in their glory and handled the comedy as skillfully as their singing assignments. An im- pressivc cast of comedy personalities surrounds them with Frank Morgan pro- o-eInincnt as the huttery show producer, Ray Bolger winning the iiinelight he deserves as the shows cancer, Florence Rice adding to Q series of recent hits with her sec. yetary role, Mischa Auer and Her- man Bing and laugh riots they al- ways are, as the battling conposer and iibrettist, and Reginald Gardner as an ingenius studio agent.
 Included on the same bill is the exciting Torchy Blanc adventure "Torchy Gets Her Man" co.star- ring dienda Farrell and Barton MacLane.
 The most sensational revelations of the movie season will flash across the screen of the Strand this cosn- ing Sunday when the sensational expose of Devils Island" arrives at this theater for Q three day stay. In addition to this the management will present "rhanks for Every thing.'
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-09
I>rARRsn IN 2AsHET eALL AND ekSeRALL AT u.cF TEXAS. .SeLp clefAlNG AFTER GoLLsGE ssss
BY BILL PORTER AND GEORGE SCARED
a. M. REQ, 0. s. PAT. orr.

Don Castle secured c job in c Clothing store and went to dramatic school nights after grad- uating from college ., came to Hollywood with Q friend in c battered automobile to try to crash pictures failed and was about to return home, .an older actor advised him to enter c dramatic school in Hollywood @ talent scout saw him and Ann Morriss in . play the school put on and signed them both to MdM cons tracts first role was in tho Judge Hardy series as Mickey Rooneys rival also appeared in "Rieh Man, Poor Girl" plays badminton and swims for exer- else.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-09

Farms output of Russia doubled in % years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-09
BURNS vs. DE MILE

Bob Burns, now starring in Para. mounts I'm From Missouri" made his first money in the show busi- ness by playing . piano accompani- ment to the showing of Cecil B. De Miles early picture. "The squaw Man." when 1t was screened in Van Buren, Ark.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-09

North China is short of coal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-09

Ireland may tax foreign games.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-09
LEARNED EARLY

Although he Is only ls, Donald o'Connor, currently featured in paramount's "Night Spot Hostess had ii years vaudeville experience before entering film work. Buck .Jones is starred In his present pie ture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-09
HONOR FOR ELEANOR

Eleanor Powell has be ,n made an honorary life member of the Ha- waiian Society of California because of her tribute to the island country in her new picture Honolulu"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-09

Gas masks are being distributed to every person in Scotland.
Evening star., 1939-02-04

thorities" to know what is the true
version and what is mere fiction.
Out of the maze of dos and don is
you find these outstanding points.
To have a fine, dependable race
horse you must go much farther
back than the present generation.
Ancestry really counts for a great
deal with the selection of a horse
that will return the investment of
time and money lavished upon him.
What were the outstanding char
acteristics of his maternal and pa
ternal grandsires?
We find that the thoroughbred
horse has many of the dependable
qualities we strive for and look for
in our friends. No sulking, no bad
temper or ugly little fits of i'm
patience. Willingness to be taught.
Good memory for lessons recently
given. Fair play and an eagerness
to work There must not be any
tendency to balk, bite or kick. No
cribbing or wind sucking, all very
bad habits for a race horse.
Some interested purchaser or one
placing a wager may ask: Did his
father use up valuable energy in
weaving. running away, throwing
back his ears at your approach?
Or get so nervous he would rub
his name or tail against the stall,
causing ugly, bald spots to mar his
beauty?" Sons and daughters, even
among animals, have an alarming
way of carrying on the family's bad
habits It's grand when they show
forth the excellent ones.
You may at a glance see that
the horse is in fine condition. His
head is held proudly, his eyes are
clear and straightforward in their
glance. His coat is glossy, and he
stands in such a way that you feel
his strength and poise. His dispo-
sition is something you have to
take his owners word for. unless
you can be around when the horse
is of guard or is being worked out
on the track.
A horse is a faithful friend. 1t is
easily taught to obey and shows af-
fectionate regard for those who
know how to handle a horse and
are quite able to understand SINE
thing of what the horse feels.
There are many types of race
horses. There are valuable bulle-
Evening star., 1939-02-04
Natures Children
Race Horse

tins on this subject and some really
fine books. We have a picture of an
English race horse. It has been care
fully bred and is q native of Eng
land. It's ancestors date back to
the time of James I. It has the
proud blood of famous Arabian
horses flowing in its veins, and you
can see that 1t is a racer that will
do everything in its power to come
in first. Receiving high honors at
the end of the gruelling test, the
same proud carriage and intelligent
demeanor are maintained, and not
once will you find it showing of
and trying to "high-hat" It's COM
panionss That is, of course, some
thing a thoroughbred never is guilty
of.
tCopyright. 1938.)
Evening star., 1939-02-04
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.


There was a time when the only
way to see horse race was to buy
ticket and go to the race track.
Today instead we purchase ticket
for a modest sum ano go to the
moving pictures. While we do not
have the thrill of the crowd or the
atmosphere of excitement that is
always present at the track we can
have a wonderful time seeing a
part of the race and many of the
crowd gathered to place their money
on the horse they hope will be the
winner.
The racing of horses Is an ancient
sport. If you want to see how
highly important the selection and
training of a race horse are ask
for some books on this subject at a
library. Then you are too puzzled
over the why's by the many "au-
Evening star., 1939-02-04
1000 Will Enroll
In Selling Course

More than 1000 employees of re-
tail stores in the District will enroll
in the courses in retail selling spon-
sored by the Vocational Education
Department of the public schools,
beginning Monday
This was revealed by the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Associa-
ton today following a poll of its
membership. The courses will be
given at night at Roosevelt High
School.
Actually. according to Edward D.
Shaw, secretary of the association,
expected enrolment in the six
courses will total 1,078.
Evening star., 1939-02-04

CLASSIFIED AD RATES
LoeoI Advertisers
Three Lines tMinimum)
l time. 23c line ------------ 5 SO
times, 2Oc line (consecutively) l80
Z times. 19c line (consecutively) 399
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the Sec
ond insertion.
Situations Wonted
Reduced Rotes
lines, / time, 20c line e-$ 80
lines, 2 times, 18c line----- 1.08
3 lines, 3 times, 15c line--- 1.35
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No.
tices and all advertisements under
Personal, Sc per line additional.
DEATH NOTICES-S125 per In
sertion for 10 lines or less, 15c per
line for additional lines.
Evening star., 1939-02-04

year and % days in Moscow (Rus-
sia) clinic. The body has been pre-
served for anatomists an dthe Mos
COW Brain Institute is studying
their brains.
Evening star., 1939-02-04
HE' P MEN.
(Continued.)

experience although heavy truck expe-
rience may be satisfactory; must be a resi-.
dent OF the District for at least l year. and
must have D. c. drivers permit: must be
white and Fl years Of age or older. Apply
10 the Gray Line at 1854 23rd st. NV. FOL
appointment.
YOUNG MAN as typist in contractors Of
nee; Some engineering training preferred
State age, qualifications. etc. Box 1881
Evening star., 1939-02-04
MEN WANTED

Good drivers needed for ARROW CABS.
One OF the largest cab companies IN Wash
ington Most Of our drivers have been
With US for q long period Of time. and earn
S2b-S40 wkly. District drivers permit
necessary. Free instruction. Glasses held
daily. Apply bet. 11-12 am. l846 Kenyon
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN,
experienced; an opportunity.
One of the largest firms in
city. Replies confidential.
Box 464-L. Star.
Evening star., 1939-02-04
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
DEMONSTRATOR for store Monday. man
or woman; 25% commission; auto and
furniture polish. Sat. and Sun. from 10
MAN AND WIFE, colored. middle aged. set
tied. as cook k-housekeeper and driver. yard
and house man. for family Of adults. No
laundry. very little entertaining Must be
neat. quiet capable and willing. VIII
give comfortable third-noor quarters. con-
sisting Of living room bedroom and bath,
manent home for serious-minded couple.
Give FULL particulars. including age.
weight. previous work, references and q
So REWARD for good farm couple who
haven't been spoiled By leaning on the
shovel; This in case couple accepted. Box
434-M Star
Evening star., 1939-02-04
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN,

ALEXANDRIA. Alb so. LEE-SUBLEASE
Kit. bath. all conveniences: S52.50. Tenn
pie 2904-J 4.
FURN. OR UNFURN.-sIEGEL APTs.-IN
perfect condition. In beautiful Rosemont
rd., Rosemont. Alex, Va Call Alex. 643.
NEARBY VA.-UNFURNISHED . ROOMS
kttchenette. dinette and bath: ami: ga
rage; bus convenient. Chestnut 5S16. e.
2901 N. FAIRFAX DRIVE. ARL.-3-NOONu
WORKING couple. oxford 106a-W.
30 OAKWOOD RID. HYATTSVILLF. Md
! single, double room or one apartment,
unfur. Phone Georgia 26HS 3.
MODERN APT. BLDGS. ARLINGTON. VA
L. r. b. r. kit. din. shower bath
porch. 3 exposures: 10 min city. 10c
fare; reasonable. McCLAINE. 2rOO Wilson
blvd.. Arl Va. Chestnut 1900 day. ewes.
Sun.
Evening star., 1939-02-04

HELP WOMEN.
enee. Apply in person. 71o3 Georgia
ave NV
HOUSEKEEPER white. must be good cook.
30 to so years Of age. good housekeeDer Ike
children: neat, good personality: must nave
good references. Good salary. Box 429-M.
Star. A.
| NURSES graduate and practical for
sanatorlum: some psychiatric experience
| necessary. Box SSH Star
srENoGRAPHER- CLERK. gentle. ac-
curate, speed secondary: salary to start,
| S12.. Phone Emerson 1927 Saturday and
| Sunday
WOMAN, white; for general lunchroom
cook sookhg; I:,k knowledge pastry Moskey's @ DrnE
| ton, Va. Arnold bus line.
WOMEN CO. matured: l part. time, / full
time unusual opportunity for dignified
woman with personal charm for sales work.
WOMEN, WOMEN, 8: take over built;up cosmetic
1858 for interview. 3"
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER for exclusive
boarding house; state experience, age. sal
SALES EXECUTIVE.
Exclusive food concern has important
organiza- with ability to build annual IN n
come Of $4,000 Salary and expenses. Box
415-M. Star
HELP DoMEsTIc.
EMPLOYED COUPLE in Arlington want
daytime nurse for baby. Phone Chestnut
GIRL white; good character; general
housework: stay nights: s. week. or
board. Phone Woodley O564.
GIRL or woman for general housework
laundry; refs: no Sundays. Atlantic $500.
MAID, colored. settled; suburban home, 2
adults Must be pleasant. good cook neat,
good laundress. Room, board s. weekly
GOOD permanent home for right party.
Box 3TlM Star. So
MAID for general housework in family
stay nights: SIS. Write to Box SOL Star,
NURSEMAID. col0red. lisht homework live
in; reference required; IS week. Columbia
6343. Apt. 3l4
WHITE WOMAN to do general housework,
care for 3-yearold boy; employed couple:
live IN. $500 18th ST N. Arlington
tCherrydale), Va. Chestnut 1857
Evening star., 1939-02-04
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

TNSJKOCJION COUKSES.
REFRIGERATION and air conditioning;
also radio repair factory trained instruc-
tors. Local 4h-month courses start Feb. g.
Register now. Reasonable rates. Send for
catalogue. Columbia Tech, 1919 F st.
NV. Met. 56"6
GREGG SHORTHAND BY exp. teacher; be-
ginners review: speed dictation; private
TUTORING. COACHING; Annapolis. West
Point exams. by Annapolis graduate:
Spanish by native instructor. Box 420.M'
Star. b.
AIR CONDITIONING.
A complete. practical course. under
class now forming. Low tuition Conven-
lent terms Cali or write, washington
Diesel School. l40 Que st. ne. corner Que
Evening star., 1939-02-04

SALESMEN.
SALESMEN to sell Industrial loan COM
pany stock. Apply 1422 K st. NV, second
Evening star., 1939-02-04
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
(C0pfipued

SPANISH FRENCH: native teachers; con
versational method: beginners advanced
students: small classes forming now
Decatur 1898. A.
FLYING LESSONS, So.
9-hr. course, $55. Solo pilots license
course. $40. Ground school classes in
cluded in all courses Capitol Airport,
"Aerocademy" Bladensburg. Md. Phone
Greenwood 3777. 80
DIESEL TRAINING.
The rapid growth Of the Diesel industry
Is creating many new opportunities for
trained men. new class now forming.
For details call or write Washington Diesel
school, 140 Que st. ne, corner Que st. and
lexington pl. ne Dupont 1875.
Evening star., 1939-02-04

HEART OF GOVT BLDGS.-SAVE TIME.
money. New. beautiful, . rooms, kitchen.
bath, shower. Venetian blinds. oak floors.
Frieidaire; S47.50. 233 9th st. -s.w.
Evening star., 1939-02-04
FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted stray or lost
animals to the Animal Protective Associa-
ton. 5000 Wheeler I'd. Sc. Atl. 7142.
EYEGLASSES Oxfords: bifocals: vicinity
Constitution Hall. Columbia 1861
Evening star., 1939-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs, complete
81. NV.
ADDREssOGRAPH. like new. Sa5: this is
a real bargain. .United.' S13 14th st. NV.
AIR COMPRESSOR, 2-stage. 3-h.p., so
gallon tank; battery charger. curb Jack.
ANTIQUES, large hand-carved mahogany
loveseat, green satin damask. claw feet,
perfect condition; $50. Potomac 1857.
BABY CARRIAGE. play pen. Inquire 1910
Irving st. ne. D.,
BEDROOM SET. walnut; double bed. dress
er, vanity with bench; very good con-
dition; $50. Dupont 5273.
BEDROOM, living room, dinette suites;
sew, machine Underwood typewriter, crib,
Duncan Phyfe table. Edelman. 3303 Geor.
gia ave.
PooKaAny book supplied, Come in and
Metropolitan 5415 Books bought)
BOY SCOUT OUTFIT, size 15. complete
cheap; worn 3 times. Emerson 2s65.
BRAKE TESTER. jumbo dynamic; 6O-cycle
single-phase motors. Jumbo automatic drive
on brake tester; brake refining machine.
cleo. 903 N ST. n W.
BREAKFAST ROOMS, assorted. colors, with
sai.75 value for only sla75 Open nights
pany. $500 Georeia ave. Col. 1O1Oe.
BRICK, Ss M: flooring, $40 M; 80 doors,
50; ea 1e 40 sash 25e ea 1000 fl, f. ,ln ,na
sSs Sve ri s5.s s'sye so 81 .gnsss so
so-sal. tanks: 81; one ton window weights.
1s b;; galvanized iron shed. portable: about
NV. Telephone Lincoln 3244.
Evening star., 1939-02-04

WASHERS-Easy. Maytag. G. E, Norge,
Apex and others; .wrnger type and 2-tub
washers ano. Most Mos OF these 9f.su are 6rand,nsW s
feed at discounts as much as 5Occ Some
used ones as low as S12.S5. Easy terms.
Liberal trade-in allowance. Atlas Appliance
Co. (the House that Values Built. 713 G
st. NV Dist. 3731. Open ewes.
2 SITES in Rock Creek Cemetery, section
Evening star., 1939-02-04

KEY CASE, brown leather, with 8 or q
| keys: somewhere between Penna ave. and
18th st. NV. and Western High School.
Phone National AGO Ext. 2n3
Evening star., 1939-02-04
ADLEA KENNELS.
A. K. c. REGISTERED.

Complete Grooming Of All Terriers. So.
Includes hand-plucking. bathing. dehea-
ing nail filing. teeth cleaning. calling for
and returning. Boarding of selected dogs.
Freshly ground SANITARY STORE beef
fed daily Veterinary supervision
Adlea Kennels, Mr.. and Mrs s A. Woolner,
Washington Grove. Md.
Use Route 24O From Washington.
PHONE ROCKVILLE 246.
Evening star., 1939-02-04

REWARD of So offered for return to Arts
Club. 2O17 Eye st. NV, of black hat
trimmed with red and blue feathers.
WRIST WATCH, diamond platinum, oblong
shape. Reward. Phone Georgia 6211.
WRIST WATCH. Iady's. gold. Bulova. With
two-diamond setting, Thursday evening
near oath and Penna. ave. Sc; liberal
reward Phone Atlantic 9l42-W