davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-01-23

a trial The fact remained, however,
that there was no girl to take Miss
Lombards place when she went over
to the sober side. 1t is fine to see
her back where she belonged. She
looked mighty glad to be back too.
And so did Robert Montgomery who
is being his old brittly, comic self
again.
Sorry we lost that card, but these
are more words that we could have
written on it.
1t might even be called a sneak
Review
1t has been some time since the
EarleS RoXyetteS undertook one OF
those neck-menacing routines which
only 60 to prove the difference be-
tween a RoXyette and mere human.
But the lull has not been in vain.
All the time. the girls have been
practicing one of the most difficult
though not this time dangerous
adventures in their dancing career
It is the English Johnny item
which was made famous by the
eight original Tiller girls, one OF
whom taught it to InStructress Ano-
lyn Arden. Miss Arden it was who
passed it on to the RoXyetteS.
The number, in case you also don't
remember it or the original Tlller
girls. involves dancing in top hats.
tails, monocle and carrying cane
1t also involves dancing with bodies
and heads immObile. That Is one
of the most difficult tricks of con-
troll any one ever saw. except those
who saw the Tiller girls do it.
Miss Arden promises to have 1t
ready for the program starting jan
uary 81.
The lavish hand of the cinema
usually is behind it when critics go
touring-aS $50 of them will do for
a week in Miami when Universal
first exhibits Back Street"-but
that is not always the case.
One exception will be the COM
mand performance" here next Sun
day night of old Acquaintance" "
Dwight Deere Wiman, the producer,
thought it would be fine to mix the
New York and Washington theater
commentators. so he has invited the
former group to come along and see
what bright-spirited thing the
command show is.
One consequence of Wiman's hos
pitality is that the cast Of "Old
Acquaintance" is likely to be the
busiest group in town next Sunday.
AS a prelude to the performance,
there will be a housewarming, so
to speak for the visiting players and
critics. Then comes the play and,
after that. the usual White House
party for members of the troup.
BY way of showing the congenl-
alitv of theater people, the Jane
CoWl-Peggy Wood Alice Longmire
group from "Old Acquaintance will
be Joined at the festivities by the
PLAYERS of John Golden'S Claudia y
the new comedy which opens Mon
day night at the National.
SOUNDS IKE Dig party, 100.
The glamour gallery of Andrew
R. Kelley's entertainment section of
the P. B. B. today was frightened
by the definite promise of Kitty Car
isles appearance. At present re-
hearsing for new Broadway musi-
cal comedy. Miss Carlisle will take
time off to come here to sing The
Star Spangled Banner" at the all
star dinner at the Willard on jan
uary 80.
Evening star., 1941-01-23
By HARRY MACARTHUR.

One item seldom lacking in a
Negro musical revue is spirit, the
impression that life is just great
lusty, lively, carefree romp. And
this is a quality certainly not lack
ing in Tan Manhattan" which
opened last night at the Howard
Theater, looking hopefully toward
New York. Several things are amiSs
in Tan Manhattan" to be sure, last
night the most notable being a
tendency on the part of the pit or
chestra to divorce itself completely
from the doings on the stage and
from the unfamiliar score, except
when permitted to rock and blast
the brass. The revue could do with
another dance speciality or two, also
and bit more comedy or at least
with the comedy of the first act
Evening star., 1941-01-23

Dick Foran, who plays a florist In
-Four Mothers owns an interest in
a flower shop
Evening star., 1941-01-23
American Dancers
With Local Ballet

Edward Hedges, talented young
American dancer, is the second of
two male guest stars scheduled to
bolster the company of the Wash
ington National Ballet at this sea-
sons first Fridays and Saturdays
at Nine" program tomorrow and
Saturday nights at the Wardman
Park Theater. The other is Nikita
Talin.
Hedges has recently been with the
Ballet Theater in New York and has
toured Europe with the Littlefield
Ballet and the United States with
the Mordkin troupe.
Evening star., 1941-01-23

he uses when he wants to slide a
robust, hilarious innuendo across
the screen as if it were as innocent
as nursery rhyme Not having our
machine for clocking innuendos-all
handled with such good taste-we
don't know the number. but it seems
bright. new high for even Mr.. H.
y Il
Another bright feature that we
are not going to forget when We
come to reviewing the picture Csay
WhenD is that it rescueS Carole Lom-
bard from the drama. 1t is not
that we did not admire Miss Lom-
bard'S bravery when she said she
was sick of sophisticated comedy and
would do only serious parts. We
even admired her technique on oc-
casion when she gave the yearning
Evening star., 1941-01-23

CARLTON HOTEL, New Cosmos Room 18th
and K SITS. ME. 2926 Music by Carmen
Cavallaros Orchestra. Dancing 80 and 10
to : Min. 81 So after q p m. except Sat 81
LOG TAVERN Richmond Wa shinrton High
way, 3l2 mi. South OF Alexandria Web
Hurley's l0-piece orchestra No cover Res
ervatlons phone Alex 9562.
HAYADAMS HOUSE-OverlookinE White
House at 18th and SITS. Dining in an
atmosphere of charm. dignity and gen.
tllity. Luncheon. s5c; dinner from 81 70
Orsan music nightly during dinner.
DUDE RANCH HOTEL, WASHINGTON -Balti-
more Boulevard Berwyn Md Floor shows
10. u and 80. CLYDE Martins Orchestra
Francis Renault; Slave of Fashion"
RAINBOW ROOM, Hamilton Hotel. nth
at X. Cocktail and dinner dancing, 90;
supper dancing to Milt Davis Orchestra,
1n-l. Min Saturday only 81. DI 1850.
SHOREHAM BLUEROOM, Connecticut at
Ssyer eSoWg o2R Dinng dn6 and 6ancpg nno Two floor
cludIns cover Supper cover, 5Oc AID O7OO.
Evening star., 1941-01-23

like this that we
always were a
push = over for
Alfre d Hitch
C ock pictures.
That goes dou-
BILE when the ro-
tund Hitchcock
decides what he
will make this
time is a comedy.
Sure he can do
"Rebeccas" and
the like with a
prize winning
deftneSs. but the
Hitchcock touch
to US is the one
Evening star., 1941-01-23
New Revue
At Howard
Is Tuneful
Tan Manhattan
is Undisciplined
Now, However

TAN MANHATTAN" musical revue IN
two act IL scenes Lyrics by, Andy
Razaf, music by Fubie Blake sketches
by Elournoy F. Miller StaseG ny lrvIn
c. Miller The principals. Flournoy E.
Miller. Nina Nee Mckinney, Sallie Good
iIz. johnny Visal. Evelyn Keys. Winnie
johnson. Avon Long. Creighton Thomp-
SON Slim Bo jenkins Louis Douglas
Rena Lang At the Howard.
Evening star., 1941-01-23

veil as that black Homburg), we
ould tell you sort of semi i-privately
Evening star., 1941-01-23

like, also, the way Miss Mckinney
drenches the torchy Your Nickle for
a Dime" in tears.
Evening star., 1941-01-23
Keiths Sneak Preview'
Gets a Sneak Review
MIR. and Mrs. Smith, by Hitchcock,
Reveals Rotund Director in His Gay
and Incompatible Comedy Mood
BY JAY CARMODY.


last sneak prevew of Smith,
the
those cards which asked write liked the
AS know, Uncle H. review picture until actually
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
DErENsE STAMPS u EvKRr TIA

We AnssrsaAn1 60 70 toun--Bst snzsstme ut arc a
nuis aausslAl about getting around 70 donx ne In
accustomed rnins IA tsansaAts ON sood snssnitoas
na,o action
Hesp4na IN fsaglou&l Defense. fx Instance We al
uAnt 70 nelp. y VI ae TIE averaee pecpt e~TnlnS
psrtty Raod Haoaey Ia thax times O. plsnU. ne kaeS
~ sso4ae b. pusEanS awHy sanr Of ssost Z s De-
fss1x BazsaA. no. only e Assass 0s Government bat -
81 ourselves = fayuF. OF course. S@x az rs have
Thn Treasury Department hRs MADE 4 EASY for
e~vssynoay e BIZ Desense Savings Bondx Al wy neod
3 enough Defense SAVINGS Stamps q ~ = Stamp
alsesn uhgch can BE- exchanged Cos = Defens saying
Hane uurgh tA 70 tfo IL &c yeazA at increase IN
yalne a. % ID pr cent slmpaei The troabie h rs-
uezbxrins 20 hu u4oss Dsfsnse say1ngz Stamps
regularly.
RoH. usauks 70 the coop<Tsss=n o. a million retail
m-erchAnts IL eyssy city and town. uns Treasury has
made Il auns shout fnponkasle iog you 10 target PR
wnsrsses yoa 90 10 sp<n1 HsaneT Defense saving
stamps AL be right ~ Inc oaAh register.
So. xhne yuG have you1 marsT oah there Is the
opportunity immediately a. hand 70 buy Defense say
luxz stNmps-uhlsh. ~ the1 multiply tnrou9h system
Atr purchase. viii become youE Defense s&yings
Bouda.
Iho1 Bonds wll represent savings sure 70 be ussful
amen the wgr l. over ard rezd1ustsnents begin More
over. the usones goa pat into Bonds VII be taken cut
a earnings that might otherwise 80 fW luxury aa1
other sasdz saeh widespread spending when TIE
national lncozae Is r8oznting causes heavy consumer
aemaro. beading 10 Initiation
Therefore b. puFcaAaing Defense SAVINGS Stamps
n the stores where you tradethe easy. Cant forvss
metbod-yoG are not only aiding cur Government 70
arm but accmmnlattnR savings fx yourself and hold
ING d0Nn the cost Of living
Encourage ths merchants and TIE too ard q hall
million retail saort employees selling Defense Saw
" 49,
September IS 70 u. ard thereafter, tn the vast national
soah effarS on heaaAlf q the TreAsurys Defense Saw.
iues STAMPS Take them ~ change.
soon you viii have ons on more Defense Savings
Buads-proof that you have Gene your part TO make
America strosag: that you have put . nai n the bar-
rieE against imitation. and 81 W . reserve Of savings
fer yourself
when yea bug auysaiax. any tanae. ~ any STORE
Buy Defense saviasz stznarz. tee!
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
ouR CONSTITUTION ls4 YEARS OLD

Wednesday. september n. 1871. marked ths ls4ih
year Of the adoption Of the Constitution OF the United
States.
30 document has ever shown greater wisdom unan
THIS same Constitution Designed TO permit people Of
al races. religious faiths. and social status 70 live IN
harmony: each doing ms snare for the maintenance
q oar goserzment-each b<nefittinE equally By that
governments course Of aeti0n--the Constitution Is
non. as n f76T. our most eher1Aiec possession There
Il no other document lkS &.
me first ten amendment 70 that Constitution. cali
ed the ~Bin OF Rtghtsl~ guarantees 10 citizens Of TINS
great Reeuble right and privileges that no other
EesernEaens On earth Goes o. can guarantees. Il gives
Is . torn Of government that "a the admiration Of
every thinking person who Is nos 3 slave 70 some
despoi c. totalitar1an ruler.
The anniversary Of the Constitution reminds Us that
Vt Ike cur form Of government We Like 4 because
rs constitutional. and gives every desirable privilege
Of life 10 everyone living here. We Ike Il because It's
TIE only form O government which affords 50 much
personal liberty. We like Il because ne have no eaxteS.
no titles. 10 fAis< values It's cay to Be . eood Ameri-
car And there's nothing any Of w would rather be
We Like Anaeraea-so mach-that there's nothing cur
land can ask q Is thai zrre no ready 10 give 70 keep
Il areel
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
ABOLISH CRIME AND REDUCE TAXES

Roger Bahson- noted financial analyst. n > reeeas
interxlex conserving the nev taxing laws that con
grexs Is trying 70 pass makes some very interesting
ooseryasons and gives some startling figures He
states that The elimination Of tAx-sxempt securities.
lev uses for ran material and the eurtAnment d
crime would SO reduce Unemployment and Increase our
national income thai there would oS no need Of an
Increase N The present rata Of TAXATION He states taAf
crime aione Is costing TIE Q. S. and Canada eighteen
halion collars Per year. That n the United States .
serious onense Is committed every a seconds Or a
teal O. i5t7R1s nakr crimes Thk averages one for
ever 81 persons. includes 3 f~elonious homicide ever
= minutes. robbery every 10 minutes. Al auto theft
every , nlnsies and 3 larceny every 5 seconds That
FITS per cent q al CRIMINALS are undsr : yeaFz q
age
Mr Bansons figures are doubslez correct Re
Doesn't usually fir with facts
cEams Is costing s nearly tztee - much ezeh yezF
a. Al Of tie normal expenses q education and eIx1l
government
7 Is ever costing rs more tkzn ze are spending n
yea for national defense.
Ne knos. - 20 Enoz. tnat i l. imposssba< % Nlpe
Oh ezans entirely. We have bad erins anee Can
sleN ABB II the Garden q Edsa-end We IN prob
abs have erme until tae millennium daEnz
Eut crlne car - Fednoed-snd ne iezz crime -
has te ieS taxe Nc III have 70 pzy-We Polnt
Tlnez-LSaoE.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

Edxsr Harris. editor Of the West Point Times-Lead-
eF. who waa the first editor TO support the late Sen.
PA Harrison whm he FIRST ran for congress. de-
nouncas TIE claim that Harrison picked 3 successor
for hs seal IN the senate.
II PAT coald speak. ne sincerely believe that be
would urge te people OF kfsszizzsppi 70 send Ross
Collins 70 the senate nj. Harris said IN an editorial
statement released b. Congressman Collins campaign
headquarters.
.Mueh Il being said b. the Bilbo-Doxey axis about
the kupport q Pat HArrisons young son." Mr Harris
pointed CIT lie added.
no sensible man believes for one minute that If
pat Harrison ueEe alive. he'd be caught dead In the
same bed with the political hoolgAns backing Wall
Doxey. PAT Harrison wAs a democrat He deSplsed the
aaea Of Dictatorship with Al ha rugged aprit-
II he sere ever % JON II any political alliance. h
certainly aould not be with = group headed BY the
nan who ssaebed him IN tAe bach at every OPP
~portunity.
pat Harrison hated machine politics with al The
feryor OF nus irish ancestry. lie stood erect On ms own
feet. fought fairly and never Lost II Pat could speak.
ne sincerely believe that he would urge the people Of
MlssiSsppi to send Ross Collins TO ths senate"
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
RETAIL room PRICES

The Lzbor Department hAz announced retail feed
prices are n The highest teEel Ia 10 yearS-l75 per
cent higher thar ; yea age Treasury Secretary Aox-
geusnau. speaking u Boston. SAC Imitation Is 10
knger dlStans-xe are facing 4 and-tf NE are self
lAh ard khorhzgnieo-the consequences nay haun.
u anc Cur children fer year. but L We look at Tire
proolen with firm resolve ne can beat thn thing =
Ii. Mugeutzzan said control Of consumer install
naent credit purchase q defense beads and stzmps
ard tAx-aniiclpata0E notes are NJ enough TO PIE
vent consumer purchasing poxeT from foreang prizes
up lie suggested extension and lzeEcase q social
security benefits. al Unemployment compensation
-EzEs~ foF ne workers. AID reduction L ro1-es-
sentlal expenel1arez Il FEDERAL Stale aDd heal gos-
ernzneutz re 40 suggested release q GoFeTnnea,
hsad EzrpzS saoea q food q hosc down food psscss
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
DIshanaralle Discharge

There IS sery little crime among
me enlisted personnel Il the Army
Nay. anc Marine Corps. Tne pun
slasneat inflicted Is n0 confined 10
serving il prison only. fur serious
cz1niEs ard military 0ffenseS buf
$50 includes something thai handl-
caps 8 person for life. ana that Is
6 aEh0nogaB4e discharge AL rights.
pr llege& and benefits that are
granted % veterans Of wars OF
soldiers IN time Of peace OF 70 Their
dependents b the Government are
granted GIRLS to f1onoTably clscharg-
ed soldiers and are never given 70
o1au0nQrabis discharged soldiers.
Every person serving Ia the armed
forces should keep IN mind The
great honor that Is attached 70
rendering coed ice 70 ON coun-
Try and shaulc no. overlook con-
slderaaon o. TIE cEaBnor and
shame bet alone the los Of finan-
csal end Other benefits a. himself
and ao8cu oles. glal c8Tne 10 one
Enose service 10 country IS not
honorable. Al honorable olscharge
Is . valuable document and a much
priced possession II is indeed graft
Tying 70 know that our soldiers are
men O. sucA fine qualities that very.
very few q them are burdened,
hlnoered anc handicapped for life
b. . dlahonoFaDle discharge.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
Students Urged To
Buy Defense Saving
Stamps Next Week

ThF PH@cagouM C1ty Schoosx III
rzks . speclsE eoservaHce e us
Natsnzal DNferxp SAVING Stamps
zsf camrA4sr whssh l. noN being
carries an IN schools 1arDasncui
aag COUNTY, a. wel as us=@1ah
oam msarx s w srssoEEea
sodav hg r r. Wells Sunerfntead-
eas q tne schoaA
L cooperation with the Federal
Government tie United states Of
Gee of Edgeztsya asking Al
school, systems Throughout ths
country &c cooperate Ia 3 concerted
drive asking the people o bus De-
Eefw Eeua and Stamps
On Monday September - during
ia TIE regular assembly period 81
ne pAsc2eggla High School Post
master Arthur Y. Smith wal ac-
dress the students or this subject.
Aaklns them to cooperate b. put
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

substituted dis yes1 EaRing hall
- m4lz1n pounds 81 aielals chiefly
f5n Novelty porcelain cookie
81 equipped q yea Mama, Ma
mga Wlau 8 oa0k-eAdgeF reaches
- Clsmegics vending machines
@l1 e tflsa in Macyh New
YORK a 81 s cline ines auto
dispense + portion O.
aee deg hand lotion. Or toilet
states = rev process t0 smell
ag na2 mat involves exploding
tse a a. Et8e kerneI-a TINS
lsa.e 9olea IA sae shell expio-
ave as iqIeaa Is EHen exploded
b eleealc s2oaki A .pnleSs
and painless dia CT. II which
ssIlaa asea instead Of pms
Plenty oPani-W to give yoa
n lae O. h0N nlg sogne d these
aeieE plants run Its been fig
ssfea aat taa neR Wright Aeronau-
rca sHi aea1 Cincinnati IS bae
enough lo lf al Is bg leaagie baI.
teams pay IN eight games amaI.
IaneoaAl3s Win a crowd O. S0o0l
fans aatehlEE eBCA game n regu-
Mtiou slaua-ann SILL nave
enll goom iell over Tor q college
IoQ camel
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
MIS- OF THE NEW ARMY

We believe n American youth We believe in the
paz1ion q tai Fo1ta noE serving = the ueH ARM.
Prem znaf Ne know q then. froa what We have
sssn Ard heard q Len. ne beAese 40 finer body
q men eFer stepp<n forward 70 defend Their country.
We beaese ties I'll No be found santing when tas
- oon1es. Enelhes faas test Is the test q battle o.
fne les q 8 eng egEss q training without ne
campaign q ~. Because ne are % sure tnzt Amer-
en- yoala Is szznd ana arne. Ee believe IN re future
q ne United States q Ameziaz-Loa Angeles. Calf
Eeas dnd3
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

NJ 81 q AloEse. Secretary of
sc Sta o. and IS Board. states
mat on August 80 Aae pNF Gas pro
aucss9a a Barrels gag the Tlusley
"a Pisa Va .0.a1 barrels u A.
gallous u t4e barrel Of Or That
4le OIL sells faf approximately Si00
per barrel 1ne tax to the state
aann4ntSd 10 s. oQIW ioF that day
Prom January j ls4l through JUS
- ISL the ~pEudllcucn amounted
20 3l6al .lsg hasleis q oal ana a
steady m0dueAon lag the next 5
ussnElas u 100 eoa barrels per
month NAl preQ0ce q Total Of L.
Isl ls barrels tN ne year 1871
rae Lax ~ the State fog the year
1871 wM approximately be $50.
90. Tla alnount q tax estimated
IS tire Lr7i6lafare for the haennium
vas Szag0o0
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

tnr - nueh a. nheT ussuey e
rxAsz1s IN ne purchase 81 TIE
ssananw TheF are es3ea e FsNs
Drsense Savings Stamps "a w1m
IS tfeN p&ssaes and a. hsxth3nY
asfts - Useir trsezsc4 They are
nc asked 70 cooperate 20 ne fullest
extenE
Ozner ciEl1exss ara asked 70 par
ftcipate IN Ire Stamp Buy1rg pre-
sram
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

~FRKED0M % nm PRksk ass BsA So
a Newspaper the right - pahlAsh suAsaaiA
sstack fnneosna lndixaamaAs OF basansm farmA
Nsssheu do~x FREEDoM 90 sfKEcu Esvs tas
fmslxsaual rae arhf ~ be-nnaax ths rwpasaaaan
ef susssandsnr sisazenN sfaAek ths esznaasniiys
aeaaluw lassasnsiasa nss starr Whispering cam
palxns Ger ehs saAs FsA@sn II aistsrhans shs
pahllt peaeN Te vteAaae the aesss uxh1 ans
p~rsssserus i 70 snAan<sx ue saxhas ssa h2ppt-
nses 81 all
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
CHILDREN or MARY soDarurr

The Children a. Mary Sodailsy q
Cur Lads Of Victories Schnna held
ia first meeting az TIE school year
last Wednesday. The mee91nE waz
opened with q prayer. TIE nem
moderator. s.. -. Angelina was
introduced Election Of officers Shen
followed Those elected we're EhnasH
Weetphai president; Martnn WI
sn secretary: Wilbur WIASou
treasurer. and Mitzl Purdy report
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

The American snip Of ssage viii
never b. SUNK L xe have enough
~batLeships for defense You can
help bnilo them 81 baking a habit
d buying Defense Savings Bonds
and Stamps
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
BEHIND THE SCENES
IN AMERICAN BUSINESS
- IonN rNann..I-

The information contained IN this wrekIy summary Of happen
lnxs h te world Of business aa inamig has been ebtained
from ssuroex we consider reliable but Is ns Guaranteed. OBin-
ions and forecasts arr ba~a upan careful analysis hat ar sub
b~a % change wtthoua nsaIoe-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
IoDQresSIona
Oideliqhis
$3.50 ~
ccnqrsarsa Nm. M6olmer

1E
We ~iA hsss seaer ne4 carr AA
Fea4 ard aroeNn.s tewNf stG n
ls Il Gsa cf1eaeeueg cDnGuaH
C1F country 8 a. s besaeY cogscl-
Asn . stand h& gednc10n taan
MOSS sEy psr Dtnlfy IL TIE ~uxG
IL E4 ne ncaE o. Csgn-
S4eFtt las as9 reported alst matsg
EeAeaH registered AIrouS anut Aa
suen "a q Janeaw i ms year
tos4zlea ssS7bEel ulit& 81 whaeh
sHsl. ~ ~ p@ cent were tn
euiAl United SeHt@ There
are asf iieaezaE automobiles Ia Inv
Dulle1 States % naazpqr Ge en-
~ population at n time Azan
aaen onls feGF people 10 every FIVE
passenger ca IA CnsnA lhefe Is
one aatomo1lse q eery e60o pro
II Japan. orr - 4S Gnrmsny.
0xe u 81 EIaelafa ~ to - ard
Eauee one 70 II
G1artShipz In The Merchant
MArsne
II Is rathsF surprising thai while
A att RAHE8 As.&A4a44H "a &9A4F4Eh1
E1usn AzIssaSslpQa are tioodea with
appaeatiaEn o appointment 70 An
Ela5o4R olly one boz from khe s1abe
l0ok al anaaxe Ghis year OF tae
training course offered b the
Mafsszsne Commission a q Caael IT,
4Ee Merchant Marine This training
Is open 70 Dog II 70 Is years o. Ags
- Of JsauaFy Z 1872 who are IN.
azarrieG. arr nigh school graduates
Ana arr al normal sGze While IL
training Cadets are paid S65 pei
month and they are reimbursed
fer travel EXPENSE between st9ei;
nome and tlr school The training
course cosers 3 period OF four years
me Aazd year Of which is devoted Il
specialized training ashore Tns
Cadets are assigned V merchant
vessels 10 learn Is practical ex.
pegicflce as wei as through text.
bs11 instruction anoafo ship upof
completion a the course. the CadeI
should have nc trouble IA passing
an examination f0s 9 license Is I
third mate Or q hlro assistant en-,
EtsseeT, which positions pay o min,
mum 81 sl4s 70 SiS5 per month
Depending Ga TIE type q vessel
The closing date for receipt Of ap-
pllcaI0TS Tor the next years ooGrsl
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