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Mr.. and Mrs. SciOnti
In Piano Recital

Mr.. and Mrs. Silvio Scionti will
be heard in a duo piano recital Mon
day evening. January 81, in the
auditorium of Sacred Heart School,
1925 Park road, at 8:15 o'clock.
The recital is sponsored by the
Sacred Heart Guild, of which Mrs.
George E. Harrington is president.
Mrs. John j. Herrity is general chair
man of arrangements and is ably
supported by members Of the guild.
Tickets may be procured from
Mrs. Joseph McGrath of 1927 Adams
Mill road or at the auditorium.
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Senator Breen
Plans ReceptiOn

Senator Theodore F. Green of
Rhode Island will entertain at a
reception this afternoon for the
Governor of his State, J. Howard
McGrath, and his official party.
The reception will be held at the
headquarters of the Society of the
Cincinnati, 2118 Massachusetts, ave-
nue., and guests are limited to the
members of the Senate and Rhode
Islanders in the Capital at this time
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are usually from SO to s5. The huce
Jupiter orchids-better known as
the Observation-Disclosures - range
from 81 to $40. You'll also find
Cypripedium, Caraymus and SYM
bidium orchids at various prices.
Since many varieties of orchids are
quite hardy-they can be worn sew
eral days. PS.-And don't forget
that GUIDE BROS. co. will teie-
graph flowers to any point. It's
simple-just phone your order. 1912
F ST. Phone MA. 4276.
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m >
have OF long lost token TO win
ter sports in eornest, which
meons thot the IodIes hove
token 10 winter sports clothes.
Also in eornest.
In the beginning Of this
croze for snow, Iody pioneers
went out TO SKI or skote in
costumes reminiscent OF the
opening chorus o; O Bovoron
opero. Very picturesque ond oil
thot, but opt 70 leok snow down
the neck or foil oport IN
emergencies.
They do il better todoy. The
clothes moy have musIcol COM
edy accessories, but bosicolly
they ore worm, weorobIe, proc
tico and guaranteed 10 hold
together in er blltz-
kreie. For specific suggestions,
Helene recommends Hollywood.
CoroIe Lombord leeds of in
the notify little number de-
signed for her TO weor OF Loke
Plocid-oII for sequence IN
RKO Rodlo's "Nr. and Mrs.
Smith"
But don't think thot Holly
woods interest in snow sports
is limited 10 move sets. The
stors troveI long miles to the
San Gobriel hountoIns. tne
High Sleuos, TO Sun VoIIey. 10
find ski-obIe snow. And they
weor ski-obIe clothes.
Evening star., 1941-01-19


ing" to the recently married. In
the Silverware Department of THE
PALAIS ROYAL E. you'll find any
number of charming gifts the bride
will cherish and use. Table center
pieces for fiowers-graceful bowls of
silverplate with a mesh for flowers,
$500. A useful coffee service in fine
silverplate-sugar, creamer, coffee
pot and tray. S1095. Or perhaps
she'd like the sterling silver console
candlesticks, $500 a pair. Or a
much-needed silverplated covered
vegetable dish, $500 Or a sterling
silver compete or bonbon dish-for
$500 Or perhaps individual salt
and pepper shakers-in silver.
There's a set, nicely boxed-with
three pairs (that is. 3 salts and 3
peppers) for s295. And ever so
many other ideas-too numerous to
mention. Main f1oor-THE PALAIS
ROYAL.
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Mrs. Ross
Continued From First PageD

Mrs. Breckenridge Long, the Under
secretary of Commerce, Mr.. Wayne
Chatfleld- Taylor; the Assistant At
torney General and Mrs. Thurman
Arnold, Justice and Mrs. Lawrence
Groner, Judge and Mrs. Robert R.
Rose of wyoming. Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Clapper. Mr. and Mrs
Clifford Bergman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Ewing. of New York, Mrs.
Mable Walker Willebrandt, Mrs.
Charles Lea, Mr.. Harold Marsh and
his mother, Mrs. Dennis, of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Neville Miller,
Mrs Norman Mack, of Buffalo; Mrs.
William Kinkead, of Wyoming;
Mrs. Parker Quealy, the hostess
house guest. from Wyoming. and
Mr. and Mrs. Manville Kendrick also
of Wyoming.
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and enjoy a delicious. full course.
smoothly served, wonderfully pre-
pared dlnner-for only sl00. It's
served on Sundays, too-so why not
take the whole family by today? A
choice of appetizer. half golden
fried chicken la Maryland. fresh
vegetables, rolls and butter. dessert
and beverage-all for 81. l4th and
K SITS. DIS. $3.50.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roper
Have House Guests
For Inaugural

The former Secretary of Com
merce and Mrs. Daniel C. Roper
have with them for the inaugural
their daughter. Mrs David R. Coker.
and her daughters, the Misses Mar
tina and Caroline Coker of HartS-
vile. S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs Roper will entertain
at small tea Tuesday afternoon at
their residence, on Woodland drive.
in honor of the Governor of South
Carolina and Mrs. Burnet R. May
hank.
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At Homes
Continued From First Pase)

Kintner, Mrs. E. Brooke Lee. Mrs.
Oscar Chapman, Mrs. F. L. Thomas
and Mrs. Francis Miller.
Assisting Mrs. Wickard will be
Mrs. Paul H. Appleby, wife of the
Undersecretary of Agriculture; Mrs.
Grove B. Hill, wife of the Assistant
Secretary of the department.; Mrs.
Milton S. Eisenhower. Mrs. Henry
G. Knight, Mrs. Mastin G. White,
Mrs. Carl B. Robbins, Mrs. James
T. Jardine, Mrs. Milo R. Perkins,
DR.. Louise Stanley and Mrs. Calvin
B. Baldwin.
Next Sunday Secretary and Mrs.
Wickard will entertain officials Of
the Agriculture Department at a
reception, from 5 until 7 o'clock, in
their apartment. 4
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now a n q tnen.
They're priced to
suit your purse
a n d G U D E
BROS. co. will
arrange o n e I o
suit her beauty.
Spray orchids are
priced at SOC
each. White Eu-
charts orchids are
sI.00 and Si.50.
Cattleya orchids
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Crawford
Continued From First Page.)

known that it is their intention to
declare municipal holiday on in
auguration day, and the chairman
and members of the committee have
worked to make the theme of the
whole celebration stress the national
unity of all the people of the United
States and the loyalty of all to free
institutions and to the cause of
world freedom.
Evening star., 1941-01-19

OWL d. all. buI-
have YOU investi-
gated your card
c as e recently?
Does it contain
enough c alling
cards to go the
rounds? If it
needs replenish-
ing then go 10
BREWOOD-and
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Parties
Continued From First Page.

ell Gould is giving this afternoon at
the house she has leased from Mrs
Emlen Davies at 2941 Massachusetts
avenue in honor of Mrs. James Lees
Laidlaw of New York and Mrs. Ed
ward L. Logan. Another is that
which will be given at the Army
War College Club by Mai. Gen
Robert M. Danford, u S. A. and
Mrs. Danford.
Tomorrow, of course, Washington
will be almost completely taken over
by the Inauguration itself and the
many official entertainments of that
day, but one group of Washington
hostesses. at least, will observe their
regular Monday at homes. They
are the wives of the Supreme Court
justices, who-unless absence or ILL
ness prevents-always receive call
ers on Mondays. the day officially
set for them to be at home.
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Social Activities of the Week
In the Chevy Chase Area
Fridleys Hosts at Buffet Supper;
Miss Clementine Lawrie
Is HOnored at Shower

Mr. and Mrs Frederick L at
party this evening their guests Mr.
and Mrs A Stuart MITCHELL Mr. and Mrs William Aufort
CHARLES Lee Bowers Miss
Eeanore Mhen Mr. Frank T Mitchell
Roland Carr Mr. Frdey party
followed BY bridge Friday.
Mrs Frank BurN,u Warren a miscellaneous
shower compliment Cemen-
Mr.
take place the last the
Mr. Mrs, Claude a a
O'Clock Miami
Evening star., 1941-01-19
kaplans at Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Hershey Kaplan,
whose marriage took place Decem-
ber "a, are now at home at their
apartment at the Park Terrace, 1860
Lanier place. Mrs. Kaplan before
her marriage was Miss Marcelia
Abrams of this city.
Evening star., 1941-01-19

5 TELOS c Q NJ
PANY on gar
ments that have
been ruined by
rips, sna gs. moths
and cigaret burns.
Invisible repairs
on silks, woolens
and fine linens.
Prices are the
most reasonable
! ST
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r A 7 ! N G so
that when they
buy t h cir own
home they'll
know exactly how
to make it out
standingly lovely.
There is also a
demand for young
interior decora-
tors-in various
Evening star., 1941-01-19

fashions are modelled for the edit
cation and delight of the luncheon
crowd. Come next Saturday-and
if you've guests on hand-take
them along. Luncheon is only
slOO and the food is delicious.
Call Mr.. Arthur for reservations
Ma. 1910.
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H o T Z L
RALEIGH c n
deayorS to d o.
And so every
Saturday al l
pm. there's a
FASHION SHOW
LUNCHEON
in the charming
P ALL NJ A L L
ROOM where
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particular friend S.
Round up your own
fun-loving group :.
and jointly take a few
lessons at the LEROY
THAYER STUDIOS.
It's such fun - and
everyone will enjoy it.
Besides in practically
no time-you'll all be
expert at it. 1915
CONN. AVE. Phone
ME. 4121.
Evening star., 1941-01-19

at the same time let them engraVe
some new "informals" from your
same calling card plate. Youu find
the latter no end convenient as
cocktail invitations. thank you
notes, etcetera. 1917 G ST.
Evening star., 1941-01-19

n o N 2 d1LeT
an enervating
day in town
to pre- p q + e
dinner. In =
stead. relax in
the delightful
atmosphere of
the HOTEL
H A NJ I LION
dining room
Evening star., 1941-01-19
SKI-DOO

A SKI, according to Webster,
is "one OF poIr Of strips Of
hard wood used for gliding over
O snow covered surfoce," Ho,
A SKI, according TO US. is on
infernoI mochine, q fronken-
Evening star., 1941-01-19

who is the guest Ot Mr., ana Mrs
Emil SChram. Mr and Mrs. Ham
ilton have as their guest for the in
auguration Mr.. HamiltonS brother
Mr. William Hamilton Of Greeuville.
Ala
Mai. and Mrs. Sidney Morgan
To Be Hosts at Tea.
Mai. and Mrs. Sidney Morgan will
be hosts today at a tea from 5 to 7
O'Clock in honor of Representative
Harve Tibbott and Mrs. Tibbott of
Pennsylvania. Maj. and Mrs. Nor
gan have as their week end guests
and to attend the inauguration Miss
Ethel Jones' Miss Mary Brant Jones
of Johnstown. Pa, and Miss Helen
Wilson of Philadelphia
DR.. and Mrs. Gustav Peck will
entertain at a tea from 5 to clock
today in compliment TO their niece,
Miss Rhoda Herbert Of New York
City, who is their guest.
Mr and Mrs. Joseph De Veau
were hosts al supper party fol-
lowed by cards and dancing for 1875
guests Friday evening at the Chevy
Chase Womans Club.
Mrs. j. H. Dynes has gone to
Hampton. Va. 10 make her home
with her sOn-ln-laW and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Fligor.
Mrs. Leon Grant entertained at
luncheon and bridge Friday for Mrs.
Roberts Kennedy. Mrs. c. F.. Will
llamS, Mrs Don C. Dyer, Mrs. Henry
Shannon, Miss Virginia Coleman
and Mrs Carson Borror and Mrs.
Horace Kilmer of Arlington, Va.
Mrs. WisWell Meader of New York
City is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Burr Edwards
Mrs, William NJ Callaghan enter
tanned at luncheon and bridge Tues
day in compliment to Mrs. Edgar
r. Clarke of Syracuse. n. Y.
Mr.. L. c. Chappell of Columbia,
S. c., IS the guest of his son and
daughter-ln-la Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Chappell.
Mrs. L. Paul Winnings entertained
at luncheon and bridge Thursday
for her mother. Mrs. George l..
Hoax. who is her guest. The guests
included Mrs. John E. Benton, Mrs.
George o. Sutton, Mrs. Harry Wat
klns. Mrs Sidney r. White. Mrs. c..
w. Sass, Mrs. c. R. Whitney. Mrs.
Stephen B. Fuller and Mrs. L. K.
Baumgardner.
Mrs. Helen Jamison
In Florida for Season.
Mrs. Helen Jamison of Harrison
street has gone to Miami, Fla. to
open her winter home for the
season.
Mrs. John Steele entertained at a
luncheon party Wednesday at the
Kenesaw. The guests were Mrs.
Milton Gehrls, Mrs Adolph GUIDE.
Mrs. William Steele, Mrs. Edward
Brown, Mrs. Frank B. Miller and
Mrs, Frank Miller of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Greene
have visiting them Mrs. Greene's
sister, Mrs. George Donovan of St.
Louis. Mo. Mrs. Greene entertained
at luncheon and bridge Wednesday
for her sister and Mrs. Burrell
Marsh entertained at luncheon and
bridge Friday for Mrs. Donovan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Armstrong
have as their guest Mrs. Arm
strongS sister, Mrs. Rudolph Kraft
Of Meadow Brook. Mass.
Mrs. August Koehler entertained
at luncheon and bridge Thursday
In honor of Mrs Melvin Hazen Col
win, who left yesterday with Dr.
Colvin and their small son, Melvin
Hazen Colvin, jr., for a months va
cation in Miami.
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what W t h the
h e ctic holiday
season, the in
aueuration, a n d
other eel a !
events. But now
that Vii that will
soon be behind us
W e C a n g e t
down to our neg
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ming to glamour
lze" you Special!
For a limited time
only-they will test
your hair on their
OW n IT Q Xt- o.
Meter. and give
YOU a haircut. in
divldual cOlfure
and a permanent
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I" AN OPTICAL ILLUSION
. yes, You'll be fooled
many times b. the 'inWeaving' and
''reWeavlng' methods used by the
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businesses. That's why Helene
wishes to remind you that the Mid
year Interior Decorating Glasses at
ABBOTT ART SCHOOL begin Feb
ruary 3. So hurry in-and enroll.
1143 CONN. AVE. NAT. 8054.
Evening star., 1941-01-19

L nIlN 1Ol
luncheon. tea
or dinner.
It's such a
restful. de =
lightful place
to go in
contrast to
t h e c o n
fusion. hustle
rLa-sII ~-,1p
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SlBlH VOH-
S I G r, O
d e m nj
tion b e d
81 q I de-
signed for
the down
foll Of the
h U m O n
roce, ond
how soon
con we try
IT o9oIn9
A m G T
ic O n s, II
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and hustle in town. They'll enjoy
the great cracking fires the
warming atmosphere the de-
licious foods. French Casserole
Luncheons-65c. Open every day
ALL WINTER. Phone ROCK
WILLIE 352.
Evening star., 1941-01-19

/" An ADVENTURE IN THE
REALM OF GOOD food
is yours when YOU go to the
HOTEL HAMILTON. Don't tear
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IS THIS YEARS CROP OF
MRS. all adore sill
yer for Wedding gifts. Many of the
brides have been sadly neglected.
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d" ORCHIDS TO HER
80 ~ YOUR budget" Il won +
take terrific toll on the eXChequo"
if YOU send her an orchid corsa Q
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" DERMANENTLY YOURS"
.. If you 20 to DILLON S
where they analyze your hair
and head contOur-before begin
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" RRING YOUR DANCING
UP TO DATE" - and
learn to dance the Rumba. Conga,
TANGO and Somba-With vnur own
Evening star., 1941-01-19

Homestead in honor OF Mrs. Fred
erick E. Baukhages. Sd, and Mrs.
Jerry White.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Evans and Mr. and Mrs. John o.
Herrick were entertained at diner
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Bayley.
Mrs. Carter Beverley was hostess
yesterday, when she entertained a
small company at afternoon bridge
and tea in honor of Mrs. Lylcs
Wednesday afternoon Miss Mar
garet Egborn gave bridge party
for group of friends, and earlier in
the week Miss Laura Hulfish was
bridge hostes for Miss Lucy Ander-
son. Mrs. Howard Bradley Bloomer
ir.; Miss Marjory Hall Miss Esther
Lambert, Miss Mary Lloyd, Miss
Eleanor Leadbeater, Miss Sarah Cox,
Mrs Knute Olson and Mrs. T. A.
Hulfish, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Porter Spell
man of Richmond have bee guests
this week of Mrs. Spellman's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Latane Cau-
thorne.
Capt. John B N. BenneY. r. c.,
left Tuesday for Fort Riley. Kan,
where Mrs. Benney may later join
| him.
Mrs. Gardiner Boothe, Mrs.
Thomas B. Cochran. Mrs. Frank
NJ. Dillard. Mrs. Joseph P. Crockett.
Mrs. George H. Daniel. Mrs. Howard
Bradley Bloomer ir.; and Miss Mary
Lindsay went to Richmond WedneS-
day afternoon for an overnight visit.
Representative Thomas H. Eliot.
newly elected member from Mas
sachusettS, Of the lower House of
! Congress, and Mrs. Eliot have taken
a house on Seminary Hill Repre-
sentative Eliot is the son of the
late DR.. Charles William Eliot of
Harvard University.
Mrs. Robert T. Rayenel
Is Honor Guest of Miss Mary Ball.
Mrs. Robert T Ravenel, formerly
of Charleston, SC, who now lives
in Woodbury., Conn, was guest of
honor at a luncheon given a few
days ago by Miss Mary Ball Mrs.
Ravenel is spending the winter in
Alexandria.
Miss Landon Mason Burke. daugh-
ter of Mr.. c. S. TAYLOR Burke and
the late Mrs Burke, is visiting in
Mlllbrook. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace J. Spraker
of Gloversville, N. Y. will arrive
tomorrow for visit with Mrs.
Spraker's cousins. Miss GLADYS
Crawford Ramsey and Miss Eliza
beth Margaret Ramsey.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Gulidford
Tufty and their two sons have re-
turned to their home on North Roval
street after visiting Mrs. Tuftys
brother, Gov, Murray Van Wagner
Of Michigan and attending his IN
auguration.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Mrs. Lewis
Is Hostess

Mrs. Lewis, widow of Senator
James Hamilton Lewis of Chicago
who is at the Mayfower Hotel for
the winter, was hostess at a cocktail
party yesterday afternoon in honor
of the United States Ambassador 10
Brazil and Mrs. jefferson Caffery.
who will sail in few days to return
to his post at Rio de Janeiro. The
party was hastily arranged owing
to the shortness of time that the
Ambassador and Mrs. Caffery will be
in Washington. The party was given
in the east room of the MayfloWer
and gay spring blossoms were on the
tea table.
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DILLOk'5

wave-all for only $3.50. H. Dill
Ions. 1910 CONN. AVE. Phone
Ma. 1874.
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H THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE
HOME" That's why so
many young people are interested
in studying INTERIOR DECO
Evening star., 1941-01-19
CAIJJN' TIME IS HEREl"

But definitely What
with official and residential at
homes" and receptions holding their
Evening star., 1941-01-19
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s. IF THEY'RE IN TOWN
FOR THE INAUGURAL
TION" give them" treat
and take them out to NORMANDY
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Senator and Mrs. Ellender
Entertain at Dinner.

Senator and Mrs. Allen J Ellender
of Louisiana entertained at dinner
Friday evening in their Sixteenth
street apartment in honor Of the
Ambassador and Mrs Caffery. The
dinner was in typical old New Or
leans Style, the piece de resistance
being the bouillabaisse and cafe
brulot was served after the meal
Other guests at the dinner were
Senator and Mrs. John H. Overton,
former Senator and Mrs. Sherman
Minton. Mr.. and Mrs Paul Wooten
and Mrs. R. D. Pardee.
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to keep you well-informed on every
new fashion That's what the
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-20
HAVE WE FORGOTTEN FINLAND?

It is not so long oeo-just year,
in foct-thot the world was oppIouding
FinIond's courageous stand against
Russian invasion. Here was the little
country, unoffending, making q brave
stond against unprovoked aggression
Here was the only country that paid its
war debts to Uncle Sam. Here we're
free men and women. Cheers!
But now the Finnish-Russion war is
all over, and the Firms fight only
against hunger, and cold, and disease.
They ore only rebuilding now, not fight
ing. Thot is not dramatic. Courage is
soon forgotten.
The Firms want lard, and morgor-
inc, and wheat, oil cake and cotton, all
surplus commodities in the United
Stotes. They have port, Petsomo; they
have British novicerts for transport. But
they have little money.
FIVE we're in earnest about wanting
to help those who fight totoIitorionsm,
one good place to begin would be to
help the Firms.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-20
DIScoURAGING LYNcHERS

One more Iynchine occurred during
1910 than in 1889, the total being four,
according to reports compiled at Tus-
ke9ee Institute, but the brighter side
OF the picture is the foct that officers
prevented mob law from taking effect
in twenty-five instonoes-three times
in Northern Stotes and nineteen times
in Southern Stotes. Tuskeoee reports
thot twenty-eieht persons. four Of them
white. were thus soved from the hands
OF rioters bent on moss murder.
Public encouragement hos consid-
erobly strengthened the hands of pub
Tic officiols, who often in the post turn
cd their backs upon Iynchers. More
over, mobs ore VIGOROUSLY cowordIy.
Hence low officers have learned, by
proctice that show of resistance of
ten Me mere sight of weapon in the
hard Of q sheriff or joiIer reody to use
lt-4-seos been sufficient to halt those
Who would take the law into their own
honds. a.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-20
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD

mented because they have sue
ceeded in teaching the models
to sing a little song and to do
q little walking routine during
one of the musical numbers. It's
said around the set that in case
any Of the girls should demon
strate q talent for acting, they've
been given .seven-year contracts
with 24-hotir options. y
Chorus girls, showgirls and
models were eclipsed by the en-
trance of Carmen Miranda in q
dark red suit, q rainbow turban
and a hunk of costume jewelry
which may have come from an
Aztec tomb. The Brazilian sing
er, who is merely the star, of
the picture, didn't look bored.
nor did she look in any mirrors.
When Miss Miranda grins at you,
even from clear across q shad-
owy set, the effect is something
like being picked out by q
searchlight.
NO EXTRA
STIMULANTS
Her mother, a small, bright
eyed little woman, was with her
this time, and ! asked IL she
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-20
CRANlUN .
CRACKERS
MISLEADING MILES

Realization that our oceans no
longer form the great barriers
they once did reveal that some
places we once thought remote
from the u. s. are closer than
we think. Figuring distance -
the crow flies, how would you
answer these questions about
mileages between the old and
new worlds?
1. Is Il farther from Washing
ton, D. c., TO Warrington state
than from Dakar. Africa, to Ma
tai, South America?
2. Are the Azores closer to
New York than the Hawaiian
Islands are 20 San Franciscs.
8. Il Il farther from New
foundland TO Ireland than, from
New York City to Mexico City?
4. d Miami closer to Natal,
South America than Gibraltar?
5. Which ID farthest: from the
Panama Canal 70 New Orleans,
from New Orleans to Seattle, or
from Seattle 70 Siberia?
Answers % Page .
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-20

NEA Service Staff Csrrespsndsst
HOLLYWOOD-A covey of
imported New York models has
been decorating some Of the sets
of 1.-THE Road to Rio," and it's
a good thing Director Irving
Cummings doesn't mind visit
ors. BY mid-afternoon you
can't hardly move without
humping into q million dollars
worth of playboy.
The gal who has done best
is a lithesome dish named Bum
ny Hartley. who has been out
with Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt.
Pat DiCicco has been q regular
caller at Stage 6. I saw even
Prince Mike Romanoff trying to
crash the gate the other day.
Among actors Franchot Tone
has been the steadiest visitor.
One of the models wears q ring
given her by George Paft- 49,
Seasoned Hollywoodsmen who
daily deal in beauty, or work
opposite 1t, seem to be as much
attracted as outsiders by these
statuesque mannequins. don't
know whether their size Is q de-
sirable distinction, or what, but
they're all to tall to be actresses.
Maybe it's all bored aloofness;
between scenes they just sit
around and stare at themselves
in mirrors with q Narcissean
fascination. Or perhaps the
men about Talkietown like to
be seen in public with them
because the models are better
dressed than any stars.
ENTER
MIRANDA
On the first day they were to
appear, as scenery, in q few
scenes at 20th-Fox, one of the
models wandered in q little late,
cody glanced around the large
set and inquired Of nobody in
particular: "When do we act?"
Cummings had to call time out
while the regular company got
over q case of Mysteries.
Coaches and instructors at the
studio have been highly compli-