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La gaceta., 1941-09-23
Ia Tscata de, cd5aio

II fiesta Ge. cd5aio
Nuestras familias eeperan Ia
IegaIa del pr6ximo sabado pa
ra disfrutar de la magnifica
fiesta ba.iaible que ofrecera la
Secci6n de Recreo del Circulo
Cubano y la que han denomina-
do, como en- amos an5eriores,
una Noche en- Shanghai. tt
tulo suggestive, que llevara a Ia
Casa de los Cubanos 10 mas Sc
lecto de nuestra comunidad.
Tanto las mudhachachas cor
mo los j6venes de las secciones
de Damas y Recreo, luciran Wis
tosos trajes en- consonancia con
eli nombre de la fiesta. Tambier
los salones seran bellamente a.
dornadoS.
A las once de la nOche dara
comienzO, durando hasta las cir
CO de la manana. En- la sala
principal ocuparan la platafor'
ma de la m1sica las orquesta:
de "jazz' don Francisco y
bob Portion, y en- la platafor-
ma del Patio-Jardin, LA Sono'
.ra" Y "La Tropical.
Daremos otros detalles.
La gaceta., 1941-09-23
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Entraron aver los vapores a.
americanos Allyn y Pan Orleans
ell primero procedente de puer-
tos del Atlantico y ell segundO
de New Orleans.
Para Boston y Filadelfia sc
hizo a la mar, con carga gene
raj, ell vapor americana Beaure-
CAD.
Marca alta a las ZAP a. m. y
$50 p. M; marea baJa a las
:28 a. m. y $50 p.
La gaceta., 1941-09-23

Fiesta que empezara a las
1890 del dia, con un exquisite
almuerzo.
Durante el almuerzo, la or
questa ia Florida" deleitara
a los comensales con I'm bonito
programa musical.
A las tres de la tarde princi-
piara ell bale con las orquestas
Don Francisco" y LA FlOrt
da", terminando la fiesta a las
nueve de la noche.
Muchos son los biletes d eal-
muerzo y entrada vendidos.
La gaceta., 1941-09-23
NOTAS SOGALE
tFoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

Srta. Jennie Leora y el oorrec.
to joven John Albano.
La novia lucia un precioso
traje nupcial y fua entregaia
en- matrimonio, al joven Alba
no, por su ito, el Sr. Salvador
Leone, de Fort Myers.
Ofici6 en- la ceremonial ell pa
DIRE Doherty.
Despues del acto los esposos
y sus invitadoS fueron Obsequia
dos con un almuerzo en- ell Spa
nish Park Restaurant.
Los esposos Albano partieron
en- viaje de luna de miel para
La ciudad de New York. A su re
greso estableceran su residen-
cia en- ell 1902 de la Gale Diecio-
cho.
iFelicidades!
La gaceta., 1941-09-23
No Sc hnblo de otra cOsa

No Sc hGblG de OtrG cOSG
Els tema obligado de los cafes,
circulos sOciales, tabaquerias y
lugares pGblicos, ell nuevo piso
que inaugurara 81 A de octubre
la sociedad Centre EspanOl, en-
su palacio de la S&ptima ave-
nida.
Correspondent a eSta sOcie-
dad ell honor de poser ell mejor
piso para bale en- TODD ell Sur.
Los chicos de la Secci6n de Re-
creo tienen ~asegurado Ell exito
lie su fiesta privada.
Por ell momento sabemOs que
las orquestas Don Francisco"
y ia Sonora" son los conjun-
tos que tocaran.
La gaceta., 1941-09-23
Santos del Dtd
Limo, papa Sta. Tecla.
Una Vista

Una Vista
La recibimos del Sr. CELESTE
noFernandez, presidente de la
Secci6n de Recreo del Centre
Asturiano, para i~nformarnos
que debido a la fiesta Picnic
que efectuara ell entrante Do
mingo L'Unione Italiana, y a la
rue celebrara la propia socie-
dad Centre Asturiano ell domin-
go 5, los bales matinees quedan
suspendidos.
Sc reanudara ell Domingo IL,
con I'm popular conjunto.
Sepanlo asi los interesados.
La gaceta., 1941-09-23
Ell Bale de Hoy
iFelicidades

Las Hijas de Maria, de la So
ciedad ell MAS Sagrado Nom
bre", ofreceran en- la nOche de
hoy un bale, a los j6venes Ca
t6licos del Club de McDill Field,
en- sus salones de la Septima
avenida y calle %.
Todara la banda "de color
Gel Proyecto Musical Federal
de la WPA.
Ell publico queda invitado.
La gaceta., 1941-09-23
CABAIILERO DE LA
LUZ.-LOGIA LUMINARES
PACSADOS No. /

Cito por este medic a los MEM
bros de esta logia para hoy mar
les, a las 8 de la noche, en- nues
tro local de la Doce avenida Y
Gale 10.
Sc encarece Ia puntual asis-
tencia.
Ell SecretdriO.
La gaceta., 1941-09-23
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

81 mTr

Thousands who suffered .trcm thejtortwpg
pais Of rheumatism aciaticay lJmbago, peu-
Falia and neuitia-are certainly hafpy oyer
their discoveY ofNURIIQcNQT they have
found q Quick-acting formula which speedily
nains' NURiTOs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
contains no cpiates. II YOU want to teel Rgaln
the iov Of relief from painweo vol cQn wofk IN
peace and aieep r. comfortable wise and. ty
NURTTO under this ironclad guarantee. Uthe
very fst three doses do not relieye that cruel
painfto your satsfacfion-your mpiNY wnlsba
refunded, Don't suftek. Ask your druaght ptAy
b. NURITO o. this guarantee. U.N.cJ
La gaceta., 1941-09-23
NueUa CristiGnita

NMeUG CTlStldnltd
En- la tarde del pasado domin
go recibi6 las aguas bautisma-
les, la angelical nina Sonnia
Xiomara. unigenita de los espo-
SOS Manuel y Della Barb6n.
Apadrinaron a Sonnia la Sra
H~ortensia del Pine y Roy de.
Campo.
Deseamos a la cristianita sa.
lud y larga vida.
La gaceta., 1941-09-23
BOdG ElegGnte

Ante ell altar de la iglesia ca
t6lica Nuestra Sra. del Perpe-
tue Socorro, Sc jurarOn amor e.
ternO, a las IL de la mahana del
pasado domingo, la interesante
La gaceta., 1941-09-23
Ell Pr &c de los AstureS

En- una communication Sc me
informa que con entusiasmo y
orgullo han contratado la or
questa "Ann Dupont and Her
Music Mem para que toque los
bailables en- ell Picnic que efec-
La gaceta., 1941-09-23
Para Cuba

Para Cuba
Manana microbes embarcar5
para la ciudad de la Habana, Ia
3istinguida Srta. Consuelo Ro-
driguez, hija de los esposos Ro-
driguez, con domicilio en- e.
2709 de la Gale "a.
En- la Habana disfrutara de
un mes de vacaciones, visitan,
90 familiares Y amistades.
La gaceta., 1941-09-23
Ell Picnic del Domingo

Reina gran animaci6n entire
los amantes de los Indoor Pic
miss" par asistir ell domingo al
que celebrara la Secci6n de Re-
creo de L'Unione ltaliana, en-
ell edificio que posee en- West
Tampa.
La gaceta., 1941-09-23
NACID0S EN- Ell EX-
TRANJERO RESPETAN
MAS LAS LEYES QUE
LOS AMERICANOS

Evanston, Illinois, sept. 23.J
Ell jefe de la section institucio-
nal del Bur6 Federal del Censo,
C. C. Van Vachten, manifesto
Evening star., 1941-04-25
Chicago Grain
By the Associated Press.

Bv the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Ill, April 25-Wheat
prices rose almost 2 cents a bushel
today as the grain markets recovery
was accelerated.
Buying attributed to profess
Sional traders. some of whom COW
cred previous short sales, and to
cash grain dealers and milling in
terestS accounted for the strength.
In the absence of specific trade de-
velopmentS to encourage purchases,
traders attributed the action to i'm
proved -four demand, possibly in
volVing some Government business,
and to general reinstatement OF
sold out lines on the theory that
developments in the Balkans had
been discounted and that Govern
ment plans call for increased efforts
to bolster prices.
Wheat closed 112-17s cents higher
than yesterday; May, 9l58-12; July,
SO; corn. 12-7s up; May, 68ls-4
July, 6812-5s; oats, 3a-5s higher.
Evening star., 1941-04-25
Stock Averages
6O- Stock Range Since 1927
BY VICTOR EUBANK.
Assoc ated Press Financial Writer

AcSON+eN N'A ! +S99 4 ---St4N-"@' '-'--S-
NEW YORK. April 25.-The rally
ing stock market trend was halted
today as many on the buIlish side
cashed in on the tWO-dav upsWing.
Recessions were negIGible during
the greater part Of the proceedings,
but a little more selling lnSlStence
cropped up in the final hour and
closing losses ranged from fractions
to better than a point for leaders.
Dealings were relatively light eX-
cept for a few sIzable trades IN
low priced utilities. Transfers were
around 100000 shares.
Inspiring the trimming at ac-
counts for the week end. brokers
said. were adverse dispatches from
the Balkan conflict. helghtenlng tax
fears. revived threats Of big Gen.
eral Motors strike. and apprehension
the United States might be ap-
preaching active participation IN
the war.
Prominent on the retreat we're
United States Steel Bethlehem,
ChrySler. General Motors, American
Telephone. Montgomery Ward,
Anaconda. Dupont. Eastman KODAK,
Westinghouse. New York Central
and Texas Corp.
Occasional resistance was eX-
hibited by Illinois Central Phelps
Dodge, Boeing. American Can and
( Johns -ManyiIle.
Rails. oils. rubbeTs and alrcrafts
generally held set-baCks 10 minor
amounts and numerous issues were
unchanged.
Evening star., 1941-04-25
Coal Strike Called
Serious Factor in
Defense Race
Loss Of Steel Ineot
Output Estimated at
o5, 900 Tons q Week
ev tie Associated Press.

Il { +-SSOt4d ttu rEtSS.
NEW YORK. April 25. Dow.
Jones & Co, financial news agency,
said today that curtailment of pro-
duction of coke, pig iron and steel
because of the lack of coal has
become serious factor in the
national defense program. Indica-
tlonS are that there will be further
reductions in operations in coming
weeks"
1T is estimated the agency said,
that the loss of steel ingot produc-
ton from the peak of March is now
about $1,000 net tons per week. while
the drop in finished production may
run between $4,000 and $4,000 net
tons weekly.
Meanwhile, demand has kept up
an exceptionally fast pace, and un-
filled orders of leading steel pro-
ducerS are increasing steadily.
Even after the coal begins coming
from the mines at capacity rates it
will be at least to 10 days before
the thousands of bee hive coke ovens
and the by-productS coke plants,
which are down for lack of fuel, can
again produce at satisfactory rate
1t may be as much as two to three
weeks before the influence is felt in
pig IRON and STEEL
Evening star., 1941-04-25
Wool Market Continues
Quiet at Firm Levels
BY the Associated Press.

BOSTON, April 25.-The CONNER
cial Bulletin will say tomorrow
"A few houses have had a little
more business, especially in fine
foreign woods. at firm prices. but
generally the market has been quiet.
Activity in the West has been
located chiefly in Oregon and Utah,
where fine and half-blood woods of
fair length and character have been
purchased at about 81, clean basis,
at Boston.
Manufacturers report COM
paratively little new business.
although sampling in womens wear
for the new season is reported en-
couraging. Deliveries are probably
10 weeks behind specifications and
this is the pressing problem of the
moment.
Foreign markets offer little that
is new. Offerings from the primary
markets are largely of inferior or
Indifferent woods, in which the local
trade is not keenly interested.
"Mohair is very firm, with Texas
nearly cleared of the spring clip as
high as So cents for adult and up to
IS cents for graded kid alone"
Evening star., 1941-04-25
Tax Plans 10 Force
ConsumerAbstinence,
Study Reveals
Business Week Says
Brunt Will Fall
On individual
By he Associated Press.


NEW YORK. April 25,-The
United States Treasury's new tax
proposals. says an analysis by Busi-
ness Week. are "a definite fiscal
effort TO promote consumer absti-
nence."
The striking feature of the Treas
ury plan, this business magazine
says, is that the brunt falls on in
dividual taxpayers. The eX-
pected rise in corporation levies, in
Guiding a higher excise profits tax,
is modest by comparison
This analysis. to be published in
the April 26 issue, continues:
Now there is method in this dis
tinction between the individual and
the corporation. The tax measure
is more than simple device TO raise
money; it is an economic con-
troll. *+*
The broad objective is to prevent
initiation. Right now. an increas-
ingly large part of the Nations in
duStrial reSOurCeS-men, machines
and raw materials-are being de-
voted to the production of airplaneS,
ships and ordnance. Such produc-
ton is not available for civilian con-
sumption. You can't eat a bullet,
or go yachting on battleShip."
But Business Week concludes that
it does not follow that the standard
of living must drop Immediately. be-
cause as long as there are idle men
and resources. consumer goods out
put can expand along with arms
production. It says:
It's true we may have fewer
automobiles per year. But, by and
large, We are still expanding the
supply of most consumer goods, and
though some individuals may find
their buying power cut by higher
taxation. most people-because of
expanding pay rolls and employ
ment-Will be better off"
Evening star., 1941-04-25
WHAT STOCKS DIT
Washington Produce

BUTTER-a3 score tubs. $514; -pound
prints, .6!4 4-pourd prints. @6's p
score. turs. "a :. l-pOunc pr.rls, -. =.
l. la-pound prlnt- }534 9 score. tubs, - ? I,
pound prints. % l4-pOunC prints % ?,
90 score tubs "a =. pound pTlrIS. .t1'
l4-polnd prints. 31iz. 81 sCorn- TUBS. - .
l-pound prints - r. la-pound prints %
IS score. tubs. ~ ~ pound pElEtS, - .
i4-pOUnC prlEyS, - z,
LIVESTOCK-Ca.yes- II: spring lambs,
10. pas I2u-l3u pounds. = - 40. l|o-
140 pounds % SO l40-l5O pounds,
: 65-1 90. l60-lSO pounds, 9U-S.l -,
is0-2aG pounds e05-e so. sows, 6.l5-
6.15: calves. Ic.5O-l@-on.
From Azrlculrura! Marketing Service.
Prices paid net 70 b. WaShlngton:
EGGS-Market about steady. Prices
pa id for FedersI-Srars GRADED eggs re-
CpIved from grading stations LApril 20.
Whites. L. :. eyrraS. LARGE. 20 few hlFner.
U. s. rytraS, mediums. @l-22. [. :. stand
ards large 2I-24: [. 6. standard, me-
dums @O-"1; u S trades. l9-2l. Browns.
Z s extras large. 2%-|6. [. s extras, ne
dlumS @l-%2. Z s. standards. large :
23, [ s standards. MEDIUMS. 20. Z. :.
trades 1921 For nearby ungraded eggs
current receipts, whites, u. mixed colorS'
1870.
LIVE PoULTRY-Market steady. Pow,
Colored all sizes 1920. No IS 12-l3,
LeEhorn hens al sizes 15-I6. BOOSTERS.
1912 Chickens. E.rEInia broileTs end
frverS. all sizes. 90; No 2s 13-l4 Dela-
ware Rocks and crosses. b-oterS and fryers,
ali sizes 10. No =, 1914 Turkeys, y ID
toms. 1916, old hens, 1918; No. IS l..
Evening star., 1941-04-25
Regular
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON April 25 p, united States De-
partment of Agriculture New business
in the Boston market for woods was some
: what slower today than earlier in the
week. Scattered transactions were being
closed on moderate quantities of few
minds of fine woods Average combing
length fine Austrian woods were bringing
.OO-1 .O2. secured basis includln@ duty.
Fine combing South American woods were
selling at 9S-1 .O2. secured basis, including
duty Quotations were UNCHANGED on t1ne
territory original bag woods, but sales were
slOW
Evening star., 1941-04-25
Capital Transit Co.
Reveals Jump in
March Earnings
S91 $40 Net Contrasts
With S79,335 in Same
1910 Month
BY EDWARD {. STONE.

Net income of the Capital Tran
SIT Co. in March totaled $91 $40. 10.
against S79,335O9 in March, 1910. an
increase of Sl223561, or l5.4 per
cent, according to the monthly re-
port filed with the Public Utilities
Commission today.
Operating revenues totaled ST.
246, ,542.39 a gain of S170648.64 or
l5.9 per cent. Operating expenses
required S858.3OO78, an increase of
$l275l5.26. or ia per cent. Taxes
called for S1l4O33.34, an increase of
S20,97677, or 225 per cent, While
depreciation amounted to S123,-
994 Oh, a rise of S1O938.77, or 81 per
cent.
These deductions left an operat-
ing income of S1502I423, a gain of
Sl1,2l604, amounting to 81 per
cent. Revenue passengers in March
numbered 18003659, compared with
5,442 342 carried in the same month
a year ago, a notable increase of
2,56l,3l7 passengers, or 1876 per
cent.
In the first three months of this
year Transit's net income totaled
1928, ,067,19, compared with only
$lO7, ,53186 in the first quarter OF
1910. making a surprising gain of
S115,535.33, or 1914 per cent, to-
days report showed. Revenue pas
sengers totaled 5O.987662 for the
three months, 6,435,547 or 144 per
cent more than were carried a year
ago.
Harrell Loan Group President.
c. Gay Harrell was elected presi-
dent of the Columbia Federal Saw
lngs & Loan Association last night,
succeeding his father, the late John
Evening star., 1941-04-25
National AniIine Plans
To Spend St,OOO,OOO
By the Associated Press.

BUFFALO. N. Y, April 25.-The
National Aniline & Chemical Co. is
preparing to spend S1000,000 re-
vamping its Buffalo dye plant to
meet national defense needs, the
Buffalo Evening News said today.
Six buildings probably will be
added to house additional chemical
equipment in the largest expansion
program National Aniline has un-
dertaken here since 1887, the paper
added.
Evening star., 1941-04-25
| London Market
Closes With
| Steady Tone

B. ne AssoCIateo Press.
LONDON, April 25-The stock
market closed with q steady tone
today after a session of early gains
and later profit-taking.
Advances were recorded through
out the gilt-edged group. but top
prices were pared at the end The
best rises were made by oil shares
and kaffTs.
Most industrials were firm through
out the day.
Evening star., 1941-04-25
Chicago Cash Wheat

Cash wheat, No. l hard. a3-a3I4: No.
,: % n: No: !. yellow. hard. 93L4. Corn.
No. I mixed. 66lz: No. = yellow, 7O-70s4
No 2, 6sl4-7 =; No. A.. 67-6912. No. 5,
64i4-67l u; No. white, rs sample grade
5a-64 T. Oats, No. / mixed, 3S34; No
mixed, heavy, 30: No > mixed, extra
heavy. 80; No. ! white; 29i2; No. / white,
3sTg: No ! white heavy. 3sia:' sample
grade. white. 36. Barley mailing. 56-6S.
nominal; feed 4S-53. nominal; screenings,
:}5-52l2 nominal. Soybeans, No . yell
low, 1.19l2-1 20: No. 3 1.19-1 PA.
Evening star., 1941-04-25
Named Vice President

NEW YORK, April 25 (SpeciaD -
Austin w. Clark, formerly an as
sistant vice president of the Ma
tional Supply Co., has been elected
a vice president of the company.
Other principal officers of the COM
pany we're reelected.
Evening star., 1941-04-25
Dividend Is Ordered

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio, April 25
PD.-Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
announced yesterday a quarterly
dividend of S1371a a share on pre-
ferred stock, payable July l to stock
of record June IA, and rs cents a
share on common. payable June IS
to stock of record May "a.
Evening star., 1941-04-25

B. Harrell, who
was head of the
institution for SO
years. The new
president, a ma
tive of Washing
ton, is also treas
urer Of I h e
American Home
Mutual Life In
surance Co,
The directors
promoted Car
enCe f. kefau-
yer. secretary, to
the position OF
executive VIC e
1,,t - - r
Evening star., 1941-04-25

Also extra or extras. Declared or
paid so far this year. PAID last wear.
Quotations furnished bv National Asso-
citation OF Securities Dealers, Inc. which
states they DO not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or firm bids or offers, but
should indicate approximate prices.
Evening star., 1941-04-25
Net

Approximate Soes Of Stocks the NJ Y Stock Exchange
100 AM 14O 600 1900 Noon ---- 100000
100 PM 2SO0O0 300 NJ $50 600
Total Sales for day, 100000
Unit Of trading. shares
In bankruptcy reevershlp bng reorganiEed under
Bankruptcy Act or securities assumed ty such
Rates of dividends in the FOREGOING table
Unless otherwise noted special
included
Ex dividerds rights or extras.
stock PAID last year Payable Declared
PAYABLE in ted
dividends paid declared
Evening star., 1941-04-25
Baltimore Quotations.

BALTIMORE. April 25 lP,.-Wheat. No
2 red winter garlicky. spot domestic, 9Sl2;
April, 9Sl2. Corn, S0-S2.
Evening star., 1941-04-25
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. April 25-Dfvidends de-
clared, prepared by Fitch Publishing Co.
Evening star., 1941-04-25

May ------ 36ss 36A 36's 367s
Cash wheat. No l Northern 75ss: No.
2, 731; No. 3. 71ss. Oats. No. white,
3634; No. 3. 551s.
Evening star., 1941-04-25
Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK. AprlI - p National As
snc-atlon Eecur-rLes Dsalers IN
Evening star., 1941-04-25

Winnipeg Prices.
WINNIPEG. April 25 lPl.-Graln rang
I tndn,r
Evening star., 1941-04-25

By Private Wire Direct to The Star.

StOIh aro Sales
Dividend Rate Add 90 High Low
Evening star., 1941-04-25

c. Gay Harrell was elected presi-
dent of the Columbia Federal Saw
lngs &. Loan Association last night
succeeding his father, the late John
Evening star., 1941-10-02

All perfect quality. no secondsl
A good selection of floral and
tile designs. in the most wanted
eolors. Easy to keep fresh
looking.
Sears for Floor Coverings.
Evening star., 1941-10-02

Modern secretary type
walnut veneer cabinet. 4
full length drawers. Bob
bin tray and ink well in
drawers. Automatic ten
sion. Sews over pins.
Sears for SeUiRB
Machines.
Evening star., 1941-10-17


all, of course, to give them that
rosy glow among the nerves which
is so essential to good performing
before the camera.
However, Miss Young did not
jump. She just looked at Mr..
March coldly Nevertheless, when
Al Hall, the director, said, "Action!"
she gave quite good performance
in an automobile sequence of Bed
time Story" now being made by Co.
lumbia, and Mr.. March did, too.
They both together, sitting in a
torn-apart automobile, yawned at by
grips and prop men, souinted at by
cameramen and director, gave the
kind of performance that builds up
an environment for the dialogue
Then Miss Young walked over to
where we were to sit down together.
She is, as you may know, tall,
faWn-like woman. She picked her
way as sunlight might among the
dark welter of the set, looking like
what she is-one of the great
beauties of our age, among the five
most beautiful women now living.
X y y X
So then we told her what sud-
denly had occurred to us at sight
of her-having to shout because of
the banging of carpenters ham
mers. The movies" we shouted,
perform a service for society that
does not seem to be appreciated
enough. The movies grab up the
beautiful women of the world and
put them to work at jobs where all
their energies are used up and they
can't have the time or inclination
to mess up the governments. This
is the first era in history, too, where
that has happened, where the great
beauties of the time have been
rendered relatively harmless"
OH" shouted Miss Young and
dimpled and thought a moment and
then shouted, above the hammer
ing: That's quite an idea-the era
of beauty foiled! But, of course,
it is not exactly true. I can think of
Evening star., 1941-10-17

| maker of course, but 1t is his
international Lady," which opened
yesterday at Loew's Capitol, which
marks him a man who can stretch
suspenseful moment to the utmost
tension without reaching the break
ing point.
international Lady" is a cracker
Jack melodrama. Howard Esta-
brook, who wrote the screen play,
and Mr.. Whelan seem somehow to
have made mystery again Of that
old standby, the chase, undermining
for moment your certainty that
the hero will win, the villain lose.
Past experience with the movies has
taught you that the chase, surefire
device though it is, is bound to end
in the capture, so there is always a
welcome for the melodrama which
manages to raise some shadow of
doubt as to its ultimate outcome.
The international Lady" of the
title is. as you might have guessed. a
spy, beautiful blond spy who quite
probably could worm military secrets
out of that statue of Andrew Jack
son in Lafayette Park. She ana her
cohorts prove no match, however,
for the representatives of the F. B. I.
and Scotland Yard, who cooperate
with cheerful competition in the
pursuit, from bomb-ridden London
to a deserted granary on a New
England moor. In the end justice
apparently is about to be done ano
bombing planes on the way to
Britain are safe from sabotage.
You will learn many secrets of
both the trades discussed while these
exciting affairs of international
Lady" are in progress. You will learn
on the one hand that the F. B. I.
and Scotland Yard are relentless
and resourceful in he gathering #
evidence and the pursuit of their
quarry. You will learn on the other
hand that espionage is complicated
and far-reaching and that its rrac-
tltioners are indeed clever enoueh
to conceal their coded messages in
Notwithstanding soprano arias
sent winging over the short waves
to scattered links in the chain of
saboteurs.
This musical trick of the crafty
spies makes the role of their prin-
cipal feminine helper an ideal one
for Miss Ilona Massey Miss Massey
IS quite enticing enough to make
any one hiding important facts from
the enemy wish life were like the
movies instead of being what is
indicated by some recent photo
graphs Of captured feminine spies.
And her voice certainly is enough
to make a song sound wonderful to |
any but those G-Men detailed to the |
Evening star., 1941-10-17

THIS WOMAN IS MINE" produced
and directed by Frank Lloyd, Starring
Franchot Tone, screenplay by Seton I.
Mliler ana Frederick jackson. At Keith's.