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Evening star., 1941-12-29
PERSONAL,


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tween Silver Spring and new Social Sc
cUrIty Bids. Sligo 6052.
COLONIES. DIATHERMY CABINETS,
masSaRe, ultraviolet sun treatments. D.
Freda r Ostrow. s002 Conn. ave, WI. -, !.
HFMORRHOIDs ERADICATED BY NY
own method Results effective for NE
time or money back. Write for booklet; NO
drugs or snrgery DIR SOMMERWERCK.
1865 Columbia I'd. Adams o3sS,
IF YOU NEED EXTRA MONEY FOR
any purpose Just give me a call You
can get 500 and need repay only 81 -
per week which includes interest. The
only charle Other amounts in proportion
Just call BILL LANE, Michigan 65lo.
PERSONAL LOANS TO EMPLOYED MEN
or women on their own SIGNATURE for any
worthy purpose. $50 10 $500. Interest
only for the time money is used. Phone
W L. WALLER. Glebe 1l12.
TO ANY EMPLOYED MAN OR WOMAN:
Whenever you need s:5 70 $500 IN "a .
can get this EXTRA MONEY as long as
YOU need II and the only charge is interest
Just call DAVE PENNEY. Chestnut 3224.
Evening star., 1941-12-29

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insertion.
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ations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate
Business cards under Special No
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Personal SC per line additional.
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urday.
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Evening star., 1941-12-29
RE-UPHOLSTERING

Two-plece living suite upholstered for
$40. covering and new inside material N
cluded: made like new in finest tapestry
ana frleLette vorkmsnship luaranted.
o50n l4rh ST NV COLUMBIA 23E1
Evening star., 1941-12-29
BOATS.

CABIN CRUISER, 32-ft mahogany, prsc-
ticslly new; custom-bullt in Nova Scotia;
cabin sleeps . has Shipmate coal cooking
stove. sink and head. power by Buda ma
rine motor: this boat was built for deep
sea fishing. For details cal! or write W II.
Valentine, 23O Rhode Island ave re-.
Apt. 800 Hobart 015S.
Evening star., 1941-12-29
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
Evening star., 1941-12-29
HELP WOMEN.
(Continued.)

KTNDERGARTEN ASSISTANT for morning
class in private school; must have car and
play niapo ROy TIC Star
Evening star., 1941-12-29

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
GROCERY, $4,000 monthly business, Low
overhead short hours, closed SUNDAYS
price. s.. 600: selling because have other
business No agents TAYLOR 1899
BARBECUE STAND. mi from Washing
Ton on main highway; want some one 10
rnn fhts business. which Will make a lot
of money Write Box laC. Star.
GOOD PAYING cigar. newsstand and pool-
room established - years: good eason
Tor selling; no trifers. Box "3s-D' Star.
GAS STATION. PARKING LOT
And repair garage business; owner called
for military service. long lease parking
alone more than pays rent: eas sales ave
age l2.50u gals. mo: price, SSHou' terms;
/, cash 10 responsible person. SsA
MA l2s5.
Apartment, 1st Commercial, Cor
ner: Il stories, "a units plus restaurant;
averasing rooms and bath each. Annual
income $4,000 Ground 1880 50. II:
This building can continue TO operate as
an apartment or can be converted into an
"'' JEROME s. MURRAY.
RE o4sO l:}3l G ST NV. NJ, 1929:
Evening star., 1941-12-29
statesmen,

statesmen.
Unlimited earnings to sell
fiuorescent lighting. Factory
branch. Phone AT. 2175 or
apply 421 H st. ne.
Evening star., 1941-12-29
CAMERA SERVICE 6 REPAIRS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER e. dALBERT. INC,
SIS 10Th ST. NV Phone National 4.lz
Evening star., 1941-12-29

WASHING Was. MAc2HINEs.ssle o. disee9a-
Apex. 81: Crosley. S35; Thor S35. also
values in new Msytaf A c. CrosIey and
Norge machines and sutomstios. essy
terms. Call Republic 1890. The Piano
ShOD. 1ul5 I'M - NV
Evening star., 1941-12-29

WATER. colored. experienced. evening
dinners and all day Sunday. 1884 Conn.
La gaceta., 1941-07-05

NAL! Solo pretender de voso-
tras obediencia absolute. 81
ser buenas vOsotras pronto
ser libres; 81 ser malas, voso-
tras pronto morir con dolores
terribleS. Vosotras escoger.
FL chinito sonri6 con una
sonrisa livida.
Luego Gambia unas pala-
bras con la capitana, Y prosi-
gui6 diciendo:
-lY ahora, vosotras ser IL
bres para descansar v dormir
en- estos camarotes! mo te-
'mer NADIA! Los hombres de
Europa, morir todos esta no.
che; pero vosotras. no.
LILO asentia con la cabe-
"a %levemente.
En- seguida, sin preocupar-
sc del llanto de las tres mule
res la capitana y su genie sa-
Heron del salon.
I'm chinitO, aQuel que ha-
La gaceta., 1941-07-05

Buoy Walters estaba en- una
de sus buenas tardes v los Pira-
tas no pudieron llegarle al
home" auEque lie batearon 6
hits.
tanning cargo con la derrota,
lanzando por ell Pittsburg.
En- ell segundo partido los Pr
ratas descargaron diez hits e hi
cieron seis carreras, siendo Ell
pitcher Heintzelman, que relieve
a Bowman, ei trjunfador.
Sc lie anot6 la derrota q Pear
son.
Alfonso Lopez descarg6 otros
dos hits, en- ell primero. en- tres
wees al bate. Cada vez que Al
fonso pega de hit. los fanatics
tampehos sc estremecen de ale
gria.
Pittsburg &c, 1Oh. De; Cincin-
natl &c, 12h, De.
Pittsburg &c, l0h, 2e; Cinrin-
natl &c, III, De.
La gaceta., 1941-07-05
L1GA
Doble triunfo de los Cubs

Con los pitchers Olsen y Page
en- ell primero y Larry French
en- ell segundo, los Cubs de Chi.
cago atropellaron dos wees q
los Cardenales, p~ermitiendo a
los Dodgers, que descansaron q
causa de la lluvia, ocupar Ell pri-
mer puesto del circuito.
Babe Dahlgren dispar6 su de-
elmo jonron del ano, sscando Ia
pelota por encima de la cerca.
No obstante su derrota, Ell San
Llis peg6 Is contra 8. en- el pri
nero. Presenciaron Ell dobie PAR
lido 39,423 personas. Pitchers
derrotados: White Y Shoun.
San Luis Sc, 18Th, 2e; Chicago
&c, 8h. 2e.
San Luis &c, 8h, lie; Chicago
Sc, 9h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1941-07-05

los salones mas lujosOs del
buque.
LILO estaba ALI, rodeada
de su pequeha cOrte.
La eapitana pronunci6 unas
palabras en- chino, y las tres
|damas europeas fueron desa-
tadas.
|. Entonees, con gram asom-
bro de Maria de la Cruz, unO
.de los chinos comenz6 a ha-
0iar EN- un castellapo suaye.
bastante compensate. luegO
de recibir 6rdenes de la feroz
mujer que mandaba a los pi-
ratas.
Y diio ell chinito:
-lSehoras, Lilo, enviada
por COnfueio a Ia TERRA para
ilegar a ser inmensamente ri.
ca. decir que querer trataros
No temer nadal lVosO-
tEas sstar prisoners de Ii
perO LILO no QusrerOs
La gaceta., 1941-07-05
LOS PR1MERoS SE1s BA-
TEADoRES

Ted Williams, Ia "eetfeiia" d.
los Medals Rojas. continla en- e.
primer lugar entire los lbateado.
res de las grandes ligas, con Sc
carreras, 81 hits y 403 de pro-
medic.
Heath. de los Indios, marcia
en- 81 segunndo puesto, con 50
carreras, los hitsy $50 de pro
medic.
Van a continuation, Cullen :
hine, de los Browns, con 1853
puntos; Reiser, de los Dodgers,
355; Mize, de los Cardeales, S55
y Slaughter, de los Cardenales
326.
OFT y Joe Di Maggie estan
empatados con Is "jonrones" ca
la uno. Les siguen Johnson, dc
los Atleticos, y Keller. de los
Yanees, con II eada uno.
La gaceta., 1941-07-05

Maria de la Cruz, la sonora
francesa. que sc llamaba Ma
dame Juneau, y Ia esposa ingle'
sa de Otro de los presses, una
mujer de gran belleza asimis-
mo. fueron cogidas brutalmen-
te por pelotones de chinos, y sa-
cadas fuera del calabozo.
Maria de la Cruz crefa estar
sonando.
Dos chinitos Ia habian cogido
por los pies y otros dos por los
sobacos v la cabeza, y Ia lleva-
ban asi a 10 largo de los CORE
dores del buque, debilmente ilu-
minados, de trecho en- 'trecho.
por mortecinas lamparillas.
FL Kiusiu, las noches anterio-
res, tenia, luz electrical pero los
piratas, o habian destrozado el
EN- la lucha contra los
.ripulantes, o es que juzgaban
que Ell buque navega-
con pocas luces. |
La gaceta., 1941-07-05

Lo cierto es que la nave ape.
mas iba alumbrada sino por We.
las de sebo o lamparillas de IN
aceite sucio, que ardia despi-
diendo un hume pestilencia in
soportable.
CuandO va llegaban los chi
nos que transportation a Maria
a un recodo de uno de los CORE
dores, Ia esposa de Pedro lie
Nuiez comenz6 a or gritos es-
pantosos.
ian, aquellos gritos salian
precisamente de la bodega don
de ella y sus pobreS compaberos
habian pasado encerrados toda
la terrible jornadal
Maria comprendi6.
Sus otras dos compaheras de
desgracia. Ia ingiess y Madame
Juneau, habian comprendido
ilEstaban matando a los pri-
La gaceta., 1941-07-05
vlrtOriano Nanteiga, Editor
OEPORTE
LOS DESAFIOS DE MANANA
EN- Ell PARQUE

Las que parecen ser las mas
fuertes novenas de la Liga In
tersocial, Circulo Cubano y D.
nione Italiana, jugaran manans
Ell segundo partido de la tarde,
en- ell parque Cuscaden, a la:
3:45.
Todo iLjica que los cubanos
utilizaran a R. Pulido, 81 pit
cher magistral, y que los gari-
baldinos recurriran a los servi-
clos de BABY" Fernandez.
Luis Sanchez "se ha echado
a dormir" y parece tener la Sc
guridad del triunfo.
En- Ell "~campamento" de los
Mambises Sc afirma va: "este
campeonato 10 discutiremos no
sotros.
Joe Domingo, sin embargo.
sustenta otra opinion Y cree que
su nOvena, no importa las diff :
cultades, finaliZar en- Ell primer
lugar.
Faustino Casares, que ell do
mingo pasado tenfa la victoria
a la vista, pero no lie cristaliz6,
eSpera meter en- ell saco, como 81
La gaceta., 1941-07-05

fuese "alimento para los polios'
a los Leales ecmandades Per
Jimmy White.
La novena de Jimmy cuenta
con los servicios del m~agn1fico
lanzador McGahagin y 81 este
viene en- forma comp.eta, no Sc
rafael batearle.
Escogera Faustino, en- cuanto
a la ''lomita," entire Piinella, Ell
correcto muchacho. Y LOngval,
su nueva y fuerte adquisici6n.
La novena del Circulo marcia
al frente del campeonato, segui-
da por la Unione, Ell Centre y la
Logia.
Como de costumbre, la prime
ra pelota Sc lanzara a la 1870.
La gaceta., 1941-07-05
LIGA NACIONAL

los Indios ganaron los dos
juegos de aver cen los Browns.
pero en- GAIA uno de ellos por Ell
margen de una carrera.
Bob Teller fu5 hechO saltar
lei 'ebcx" en- Ia septima entrada
y le sustituy6 a Brown, a Quien
Sc acreiit6 el exito. Sirvi6 ell ia
ncso pitcher II rponches.'
Smith eonquist6 la victoria,
en- el segundo. tolerando s!ete
''terapeuticos." Keltner ayud6
q Ia primera victoria con un ba-
tao de cuatro esquinas.
San Luis 81, 11h, Be; Cleve-
land Sc, 8h, Re.
San Luis 2e, III, De: Cleye-
land Sc, Oh, 1e.
La gaceta., 1941-07-05
CON LOS GUANTE
C Ell vICToRIoSo

Auguramos nosotros una ia
Ill victoria de Legion, porque CO
nocemos Ell 'tpaho" y asi suee :
di6.
Eddie Carroll Sc present6 tar
de, pocas horas antes del match
y los puhOs del cubano Legion le
derribaron en- ell primer asalto.
Ahora Sc buScan diferentes ex
cusas para eontentar 81 pdblico;
pero es 10 cierto que Carroll, un
Pdgil de quinta fila, no puede
permitirSe el lujo de Negar a u
na ciudad como Tampa el dfa
antes de su pelea, y sobfe TODD,
teniendo de rival a un joven CO.
mo Legion.
La Comisi6n de Boxeo de Ben
Jamln Field, 81 quiere cumplir
con su deber y ser una verdade-
IA COmisi6n debe exigir a Ia EN-
preSa. exceptuando los caSos de
los verdaderOs campeones, que
los gladiadores contratados lie
guen a Tampa por 10 menos Gin
co dias anteS del match.
TodOs apreciamOs por AGA a
pero debemos tener en-
cuenta que la mejOr manera de
complacer al publico es "dando-
.e ell valor de su dinero". m que
no Sc lie di6 ell jueves, en- la par
lie de Carroll
La gaceta., 1941-07-05

iEstaban matando a los pr
sionerosl
Las tres mujeres comenza,
ron a lamar alaridos.
Pero uno de los chinitos
que eonducian a la madre de
Celia, y que era aquel que
ehapurreaba un tanto ell fran
ees. les dijO q las tres mujeres,
en- tOno que guerra ser dulee y
cordial:
-iNo critics, no gritesl...
VosOtras no morir ahoral...
MOL. iVosotras esperar
una vida muy buena. muy re-
galada..., 81 ser Amables con
Una sonrisilla de un sar-
CASINO brutal, de una malicia
salvaje, ilumin6 por un instan
te Ell rostro livido del chino.
AL fin, las tres prisioneras
'e vieron cOnducidas a uno de
La gaceta., 1941-07-05
E mRRr1.

Manuel Salvo, ell pitcher de Ia
mala suerte. gan6 aver I'm desa-
flo para los Braves, ell primero
despu&s de diez derrotas, por
cuenta de los Phillies.
La ventaja fue solo de una ca
rrera. Tobin daj6 en- blanco al
Filadelfia, en- Ell segundo, y con
solo dos hits.
Filadelfia &c, Oh, De; Boston
&c, III. lie.
Filadelfia O., 2h, O.; Boston
&c 9h, lie,
La gaceta., 1941-07-05

yer entire los Medals Rojas y los
Tigres.
Lee gan6 ell primer juego,
siendole anotada la derrotada a
Bridges, en- un duelo de lanzado
res. Neuhouser conquist6 los
laureles en- Ell segundo, siendo
Rigney el maltratadO.
Chicago &c, Oh, De; Detroit q
Oh, lie.
Chicago &c, IN, De; Detroit
1R, 10h, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-07-05
VICTORIA DEL NEGRO
MONTGOMERY

Atlantic City, julio 5.-Con
un peso de 1877 Iibras, Ell Negro
Bob Montgomery, vencedor de
Lew jenkins, derrib6 aver en- el
tercer asalto, por la cuenta de
diez, al veterano frankie Wal
lace. de Cleveland.
Pesaba Wallace, que no hizo
r~esistencia digna de menci6n,
140 libras.
La gaceta., 1941-07-05

ST, senior, compre Ia
pintura B. l.. P. Soda
mente sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
Y cslle Is.
La gaceta., 1941-07-05

Sc lie prepare una pelea q
Claudio Viilar con Buddy Scott,
de Washington.
Dcese que ell eSpahol pega u
mas tremendas "morradas" con
la izquierda y unas "ostias" fe-
nOmenales con la derecha.
La gaceta., 1941-07-05

Ahora bien, Scott rasisti6 a
Bob Pastor y no es de esperar
que Don Claudio le ''acueste pa
tas arriba" en- los primerOs asal
tos.
La gaceta., 1941-07-05

La rluvia impuso la suspen-
sion de los juegos entire bod :
gers y Gigantes. Sin jugar vol
si6 al primer puesto la novena
de Leo Durocher.
La gaceta., 1941-07-05
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

su estado mayor y acompaha.
ca de una pequena escolta, dos
-e euyoS hombres llevaban en-
s-.o las hachas encendidas.
o
10 que sucedi6 entonces fue
e. principle, en- verdad del in
fierno en- que iban a verse sepul
taqas las pobres mujeres euro
peas que habian caido en- ma
nos de los chinos.
Porque los hombres...
Los infelices prisioneros, CO.
mo veremos, pronto iban a AGA
bar de sufrir, excepto ell buen
Aimeida, Ell excelente hidalgo
lusitano.
La gaceta., 1941-07-05
New! "%BACTEROSTATC'
Feminine
HYGIENE
n0w finding great fnveg
mInong wounam,..

Many doctors recommend regular uSo
Of doaches as Q precautionary meas
ure for women who want 10 be clean,
dainty-for women troubled by Offend
ing oder or discharge.
Some products may be harmful 70
delicate tissues. But not Lydia =.
Ptnkhams sanative Washl Pinkham's
6anative Wash Is gaining great favor
because it's NOTa harmful germicide.
1nstead-it's q mighty effective BAG
terioStatic" (the modern trendl II not
only discourages bacterial growth and
infection but Thoroughly cleanses. deo-
dorixea. Very soothing-relieves minor
trrttations and discharge and has q
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
x~nsxpensivel An druggists
La gaceta., 1941-07-05

Mas de 4o.J00 personals pre- :
sencleroa e deble desafio de a.
La gaceta., 1941-07-05


blaba ell casteiiano, 44euo a.
qui todayia, para informar a
las prisioneras de que este
salon tenia anexos varios ca
marotes, donde elias podrfan
reposar.
Las mujeres quedaron So
las.
Las puertas, todas las pue,
tas Sc habian cerrado tras los
chinos, Y ell silencio era aho-
"a absolute.
Solo de tarde en- tarde, I'm
Srito LELAND, deFgarrador,
raSgaba la nOche ensordecido
por la distancia.
El salon estaba ~ amlra
por dos hachonss. pro 4.
cuales agonizaba hr.l
Las sombras sinia
prichosas, hacian que mueo.s-
y objetos del salon tomaran for
mas fantasticas como gigantea
La gaceta., 1941-07-05

Al fin, las tres prisiOneras
Sc vieron conducidas a uno de
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-06

The ats aie u storehouse OF rec
Orded values.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-06
Farm Agent
Activities
Although Many De-
w ork in
Vance County,, San
ders says, Theer is No
Overlapping or Dupli-
alton.
BY j. w. SANDERS,
Vance County Farm agent.

The Extension Service represented
ST., the county agent is a branch OF
...N y. c. State College of Agricul-
..E.and Engineering anu the United
GtI.c- Department Of Agriculture.
r.. i. county agents office is more
. Tess a clearing house for all agri-
..4saI activities IN the county. tor
Win IT, there are several other depart
r II, that offer various agricultural
services to the people of the county
..,..r is no one branch which
,..er- such a vide scope of work as
,.#. of the Extension Service.
However. this does not mean that
thee is an overlapping or duplica-
,H IF service. by these various
,..ac.cS. but rather a coordination
a.. -Jch services. The agricultural
.i.tE.tGcs of the county are represent
,e9y the farm and home demonstra-
~. agents and their assistants. a
Negro farm agent, vocational ag-
.ltlual teachers at Middleburg
and Aycock, home economics teach
IL .tI LtD NNilAt, lbdDlltN tIlt 1ltll-
o,.-on. and the Soil Conservation
S...0cc. Farm Security Administra-
taa. Farm Credit Administration,
~. Agricultural Adjuttment Ad-
a#a. t~ration, and the National
G.4aee. In order to coordinate the
HIN Of these agencies in the coun-
=. and to work out a program that
doe. not conflict in duties, the ag-
ae. ,t.Ial workers representing the
oHr.t agencies organized themselves
INTO u group this summer known as
N+uco Agricultural Workers. Coun-
CI winch meets once each month
49, scuSs timely problems and re-
PEI. developments in their various
IIan.aes of service. Incidentally this
H=7.p has adopted the responsibility
-. p~ousoring and pushing to a sue
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-06
TR FINES.

F. L. Dupriast and c. +. F.,
naId 81 traffic fines into the o.
Of the city clerk records tAere .2'
ed today.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-05-02

includes such capable actors as Ed
ward Arnold, Grant Mitchell, Rose
Hobart, Helen Vinson, Leon Belasco
and Left Erikson.
b
It looks as if Gloria Swanson
would really return to the screen in
"Father Takes Wife" with Adolphe
Menjou, Desi Arnaz and John How
ard. Mr.. Menjou, famous for his
wardrobe, and Miss Swanson, equal
ly famous for hers, have been hav-
ing wardrobe tests at RKO; she has
reputation in New York for being
able to wear just anything at all and
look smart in it.
Joan Crawfori's New York fans,
who troop around at her heels when
ever she's in town, recently present
ed her with rather staggering
birthday gift-a birthday card more
than two feet square, which they'd
had autographed by dozens Of ia
nous theatrical people.
The public apparently spends lot
of time and thought on trying to beat
the quiz shows; the newest wrinkle
bobbed up recently in connection
with Ben Bernie's program. For
two weeks he was besiegeA with
requests for tickets to the repeat
show. Here's the reason:
The final contestants vying for the
prize Of 500 are selected by their
ability to guess from recording
how many shots are fired out Of a
machine gun in so many seconds.
One night on the first show, the
number of shots fred was So. On
the repeat show, all the contestants
promptly guessed 40, so and 81.
But they were fooled-Bernie had 50
shots fred the second time, by let
ting the record run longer.
Because a singer on the "Uncle
Ezra" program got chance to
make a movie with Shirley Temple,
the announcer on the same program
gets a chance to be a network sing
er. The first singer is Bob Nolan,
the announcer is Cy Harrice.
ODDS AND ENDS-Cluk Cables nexf
for Metro, "Honky Tonk," in iohich Lana
Turner sciu appear opposite him, turns
him into confidence man and ssUindler
spho becomes a potUer in a fotUn in the
Yukon RKO ,cil introduce nes0 70.
mantle team in Lady Scarface"-they're
Frances Neal and Dennis O'Keefe, and the
story's comedy soith gangland back
ground Wendy Barrie and George
Sanders ,ciI be teamed in 'The Gay Fall
con-" mystery picture to be made BY RKO;
Michael Arlen remember "The Greer
HARP is the author =. I. George Brent and
Basil Rafhbone haze the leads in "C-MsR
Versus Scotland Yard"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-05-02
Fire with Fire

Amos-When 70 AL gwine pay
dat note?
"Ah amt got no money now, but
All gwine pay just as soon as All
kim"
"Dat don't git me no nothin', :"
retorted Amos. IF you all don't pay
me here an now, All gwine burn
up your old note; den where all you
gwine be at?"
"You better notl You better
notl" shouted Nat. "You just burn
dat note of mine and Ah'n burn you
up wild q lawsuit"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-05-02
TIPS to
Gardeners
BULB SUBSTITUTES

MYTH the supply of many popu-
w lar spring-fowering bulbs cut
off because of the war in Europe,
gardeners are seeking certain SUBJ
stitutes.
The color and form of many an
nual flowers makes them excellent
choices for replacing the bulb ia
vorites. AS in the case of bulbs,
the seed of these ANIMALS may be
planted in the early fall, for bios
soming early the following sum-
mer.
The fresh yellow color of DAFT
fodils, for instance, may be cap
tured nearly as well in the petals
of Sunshine Calendula, or in the
rich hues of California Poppy eek
ira Golden).
The soft colors associated with
the Tulip may be replaced best by
Larkspur, with its tints of white,
blue, pink, rose, lilac, and carmine.
The newer, tall-growing Super
Majestic Larkspurs are most de-
sirable.
The blossom-crowded spikes of
Snapdragons are likened by many
to the Hyacinth. It is best to grow
the dwarf rust-resistant strains of
Snapdragon, with attractive vari-
cites such as Compact Bedding
Bronze, and Salmon Pink adapt
able also because of their suitable
ity for massed bedding, as Tulips
are so often used.
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Uncle" because she
really deserves it.
This is a really inn
portant picture; the
songs are by Cole
Porter, the dance Sc
quences will be di-
rected by Robert Al
ton, who did the
dance routines for
three of Broadway's
most popular cur
rent musicals. Rita's
a member of the in
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look forward with
good re a son to,
Nothing But the
Truth, in which the
same stars - Bob
Hope and Paulette
Goddard--appear. It's
in the hands Of the
same director, Eli
oft Nugent. It's the
hilarious story Of a
stock broker who
bets $4,000 that he
won't tell a lie for "a
--I ALL ~~1k
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-05-02

If you enjoyed 'The Cat and the
Canary" made two years ago, you'll
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Cansino family; has danced all her
life.
Did you happen to listen to Bling
Crosby's radio program the night j.
Carol Naish appeared on it? If
you did, you'll remember that Naish
sang an Irish ballad Until then
nobody in Hollywood knew that he
had a good baritone voice, and had
sung on the stage. William c.
Thomas of the Pine-Thomas organi-
cation, producing aviation pictures
for Paramount, listened, and learned.
Naish was already booked for role
in Forced Landing"-now he's
scheduled to sing a song as well as
act.
Ella Neal established something Of
record recently when she ap-
peared in three pictures in three
days. On Wednesday she was Jon
Halls handmaiden in "AlOma Of the
South Seas; Thursday morning, for
'Buy Me That Town." she was
mother at her baby's christening;
Friday, she played Mexican bride
i'm "Hold Back the Dawn"-fOr that
one she had to say something in
Spanish, which she doesn't under
stand; she's still wondering what it
meant.