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Clerk, Fairfax, Virginia, until 200
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EGT' 1S' consistins Of 1852 lineai feet l2",
lO and 8" sanitary sewers las vertical
ieeI 81 manholes. 1885 lineal feet Of 6"
a4S W r. asbssEos,ssmens water four
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asbestos-cement force main, at which
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Copies of the plans and Specifications
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at at II: tbe 9es dnessrt Of said County CLERK set
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BOARD Or SUPERVISORS OF
FAIRFAX COUNTY VIRGINIA
By JOHN M. WHALEN.
Ccl4-lUt Clerk Of said Board
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
WANTED, pickup or stake body truck, any
make or model; I pay cash williams,
goth and R. I. ave. ne North 1918.
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WE BUY
Late-Model Cars.
See Us for High Cash Prices.
M AI/E HRNTND M

Bee US lor dlBu OdSu FIlCeBs
PEAKE MOTOR CO.,
45O5 wisconsin Ave. NV. OR. 2000
STATION WAGONS AND
LATE MODEL CHEVROLETS
WANTED. Immediate cash. Write
or phone, we will come any dis
tance. Chevy Chase Motor Co.,
Inc, 7725 Wis. Ave. WI. 1885.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
N,Hmb1aiLNStiee Na Sntis Of Limited Partnership:
Partners hereinafter named, being all of
t;1e Inc ~ general and special partners Of a
statutes Of the District Of Columbia. and md
OF on the M States of New York, Pennsylvania
ana MARYLAND, and desiring to do business
the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the District Court IT
hs United csrae sstss for II the Ds5Is
Formation of Limited Pa Partnership hIa'e tas as
SAID CLERK Gnder the tsrms ned of
thu shs firm r. n name under which said partner
Parker & Redpath. The general nature tnns.
o. the the business US intended to be transacted
custodians Of, and brokers and dealers in
y;es5msnts ;esnsiG Of every Kind and eharaeter. @ en-
cial partners, interested therein. distin-
shhs spesia whleh are general and which are
sraI s.1, P,aaItnersl chauncsy 6; Parker. r..
Aber daSa e. kedDsth hSs NO % e EWssshnstop sstb st
RI Richard P Dunn, 1901 Fordham I'd. NV.
sMlasShnaton sls astb St D. c. Har9ld
Putnam, wynnewood. stoI Pa'; Paul A i. Aoyea HoWe
1921 M Lineoln DR., Chestnut Hill. Phiia,
csnaan ceipna' Conn a Gsaples Rablnt Dickson New
bTook, N. Y; John E. Parker Apt. ii, 2141
wyoming ave. NV Washington. D. C.;
"Merrywood." Mclean, Va; Eckiey b.
Coke III, Darby rd., Haverford, Pa; G.
N J; The amount Of capital which each
special partner has contributed to the
Aucchincloss. S50o,0oo Consisting Of
S1OO 900 in cash and Of securities having
g market value as of June /, 1912. OF
100000; Eckley B. Coke III, 100000 in
cash; h; Russell MacGresor, $500 in
agreed to make any additional con confribns
tons to the Partnership. The period at
wnich the limited partnership is to com
mence Is the date Of filing Of the af1re
SAID Csrtiflcate of Amendment dated June
l. le42?, namely. September "a, 1912, and
tne period on which it is to terminate is
December 3! 1913 at which date the con-
trinutions a1 OF the Limited Partners are to be
se2S. .30oc2, 2,5,7.912.14.161e.2
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FARMS WANTED

and timber. House and bldes Within
committing distance D. c. BOX 425-S,
Star. los
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

FRANK SMALL, Jr., &.
1349 GOOD HOPE RID. Sc. Il. 2077. /
Cash for Late-Model Cars and TRUCKS.
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$15,250.
4 BEDROOMS, 212 BATHS.
VACANT-NMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
Completely redecorated, in beautiful con-
dition, this detached home, just of 18th
St. may be the answer to your housing
problem. Includes spacious reception hall,
step-down, living rm.. large kitchen. and
pantry, storage attic, gear gar: house
thoroughly insulated, heating cost, $50
per year. Your prompt Investigation is
urged, Please call Mr.. Jones, GE. 3O79.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
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WEAR eMV1@ 6lRMd-No16 9 ma.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
PROPOSALS

CASH IMMEDATELY FOR PROPERTY
N D: e. white or colored A. FISCHER
e3g l7th St. NV. Ma. 1928 or co. 1910
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BRYANT 81. MAR FIRST ST. NV,
5.room and bath bSo sTb,ee nsE Msts neoslns otlsr
Gr. Pendieton. Du. 3466; or wAPLE r.
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FUTURE.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers,
Southern Building.

THoS. J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers.
Southern Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SIX
STORY REINFORCED coNcRETE
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dD ssIaa pkAEEM1AsEs AE S2Wllsf ny. Sle A14HH 4HiK.
TEENTH STREET NORTHWEST 1LOT
HAS las, a FRONTAGE OF 65 FEET ON
APPadMla APPso9iMA4ESGYE SlE1Eb i5b fY TEET5F R5PTH OF
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded, in Liber No. 1898, folio 36I ct
sea. Of the land records Of the District Of
secured thereby. the UNDERSIGNED trustees
will sell. At public auction, in front Of the
TfHaH THRHE D69 oGTofsn tbe p stS At
described land and premises, situate in the
District of Columbia. and DESIGNATED as
an and being original Lot 10 and the north
leei in Ifsn5 a.ps ps sas fu depth Of original
TERMS OF SALE. Sold subject to a GER
tain lease. terms and conditions of which
viii be announced at time Of sale. One third
balance in. two equal installments, payable
in one and two years. with interest at 5h
per centum per annum, payable semi
deed Of trust upon the property sold, or ali
cash at the option Of the purchaser. A de-
posit Of $50, 900. 90 in cash or certified
check will be REQUIRED at time Of sale. All
etc. at cost Of purchaser. Terms OF sale to
be complied with within thirty days from
day Of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve
and cost Of defaultine purchaser. after
nve days advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper published In Washington,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHEVY CHASE CORNER

Near Bradley lane and Conn. ave.
rooms, 1h baths. h..yh.. oil. full cellar,
Vacant. EDW. D, COLEMAN, MA. 6562,
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LOTS FOR SALE.
GLENBROOK VILLAGE.
MAPLEWOOD

Just of Wisconsin ave, adjoining new
Naval Medical Center and Public Health
Institute Direct from owner. A few fine
lots in these desira able restricted subdivi-
Slons at sacrifice prices Oliver 6SOS: if
no answer, call Columbia 1887.
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CONNECTICUT AVE.
Suitable for Doctor or
nroo roi1o fioyo

VI S,c&1l1IuVIOII. {,
A splendid property, situated on this
prominent thoroughfare, in the Dupont
Circle area, zoned 1st commercial 1st
floor arranged as physicians or dentists
suite. including tile laboratory room and
lavatory. Above the entrance floor are 7
rooms. of master size, 3 baths Is rooms
with hreplace). sleeping porch room. Base
ment includes large kitchen, laundry.
Wster eo4 Aru vste pam VIII n n I9o no
Shown by appointment. Immediate pos
session. 1t, is priced attractively for i'm
mediate sale. subject to reasonable offer.
THOS. j. FISHER e. Co. INC, realtors,
DI. $3.50. or today call MR.. CHILD, I'll.
S5f1
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BETHESDA-S9.95O.
$10,750.
18th PL. AND C. ST NE

&VOkf Z ~ 1k1N1@ Y 1Ns1Js
Corner brick excellent condition, 4 bed
rooms, "a baths, suitable for apartments
or home. oil or coal hot-water heat, built
in garage: best location, transportation,
stores schools and park
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Call OWNER, GE. 1919 19s
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England. She was reared in Ger
many.
When she was II she married an
Englishman who was a friend of
her father. That was six years ago.
She lived with her husband only a
short time. Soon after her son, now
S, was born, she went to work as
model-her name was Ingabord
Young then-to support herself and
her son. Soon she was appearing in
English pictures.
THE war stopped production and
I had an offer to come to Holly
wood. If I had known" she said
darkly, what was in store for me
here, I wouldn't have come"
She played small roles IN few
pictures for the studio that brought
her here. but she was dropped sud-
denly because
Il wouldn't play ball. I mean, I
was expected to attend social func-
tions and I refused"
Kaaren's visitors permit was
nearing the expiration date when
she was selected to play the role in
Underground" The world looked
much brighter. She was supposed to
get a contract after that picture
was completed. had almost been
promised one. but she didn't get
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Wide World News.
HOLLYWOOD.


1t is long way from Berlin to
Burbank, but Kaaren Verne made it.
1t is quite story. with almost as
many complications a good see
mario. But is isn't finished yet-she
still has bunch Of loose ends to
pull together before she can write
the happy ending.
Six months ago, Kaaren not only
couldn't get a job and was in danger
of being sent back to England be-
cause she wasn't working, but she
was forced to draw unemployment
insurance of $18 a week to live.
Today the outlook is much better.
Have you seen Kaaren in Under
ground" or "All through the Night,
q girl with nice blue eyes, an easy
smile. a pert nose and trace Of an
accent? She also is in Kings Row, y
briefly but effectively. She's not like
Dietrich or Bergman or Lamar, but
she's considered just as exotic and
just as individualistic.
Was Married at II.
Her mothers people are the Bech-
stems, the German piano family,
and her father was representative
in England for the company Kaaren
missed, by few days, being born in
Evening star., 1942-02-15
Its Author Is Far From Angel Street
In Fact Somewhere in Lbya Is Address of r. A. F. Pilot
Who Does Not Know of His Fame or Fortune in Play

tween the Pacific and Atlantic coasts
wondering what to do
But without Tracy.
Whatever hopes were encouraged
by the tentative suggestion last week
that Spencer Tracy might return to
the theater to play the lead in John
Steinbeck's The Moon Is Down"
may be surrendered now. Perhaps
Oscar Serlin and Tracy had hopes,
and rightfully, but the actor is busy
in Hollywood and M-G-M is in no
position to see a single one of its
leading men released for another
job-except a service post.
So, with Tracy out of the play,
Producer Serlin has compromised for
a couple Of other solid professionals
from the cinema, Otto Kruger and
Ralph Morgan.
The Steinbeck play is due early in
March, coincidental with the publ
cation of the novel of the same name.
The author is making the adapta-
ton for the theater.
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1t Was Long, Slow Trip to Stardom
But Kaaren Verne Finally Completed the Journey
After Being Forced to Live On Pension

1t. 1t was then, she said, she drew
unemployment insurance.
Kaaren was almost at the end OF
her rope and near the limit on her
insurance payments when Warmers
gave her a contract. She imme-
diately moved from a dingy apart
ment to a English bungalow on a
hillside which costs me too much,
but it reminds me of home"-she
considers England her home.
She would like to have her son
here, She was to have brought him
with with her, but the day before
she sailed from England he came
down with, of all things, German
measles. He now is living with his
nurse in England.
Another thing Kaaren would like
to have, now that she can afford 1t.
is a divorce 80 I can completely
forget an unhappy marriage"
She has no thought of marrying
again, she insisted. even though
Hollywood gossip does often link
her name with that of Peter LORE.
She admits knowing and liking
LORE.
Il suppose that is funny" she
said. because in Germany my folks
would not let me see any LORE pic
lures because they were too grue-
some"
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Coming Attractions

NATIONAL-Ange melodramatic hit Sylvia
Victor leading night
week.
CAPTTOhe Vanishing Virginan with Katharine and
Frank Morgan not vanishing but visible starts Thursday Stage
show headner will be George Murphy of Aims.
COLUBIAJohnny Eager the Robert Taylor affair
here Thursday for q third street week.
EARLECapns the Clouds echncoor report the adven
life c. F, Friday James Cagney
On the stage will be the "samba Revue populated by host
Of samba minded stars.
elzapoppn" heard before is sched
ued to follow Ball Of Fire 1t Just possibly could happen this
week. but don't call this . promise
Kane produced directed starred in and to some
written Weues with
members Of the Theater
Story in which Fredrc March purse
Loretta Friday second week downtown
Fury starring Tyrone Power Of Tyrone Power
will follow woman Of the Year. Gene Ieney the woman
Of son Of Fury"
P1Xhe Wolf Man." in which Lon Chaney IT, dons the mantle
father mantle Of remember
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and BeSS" after getting poor quickly
on Marc Connolly's Flowers of Vir-
tue apparently has decided to
forego new plays in favor of revivals.
At any rate. Miss Crawford is now
announced not only as the producer
of Sir James NJ Barrie's "A Kiss
for Cinderella but as the producer
who finally found a niche for Luise
Rainer on Broadway. Miss Rainer,
who created quite stir in the Barrie
role. when she played it last summer
at the Cape Theater. Dennis. Mass,
will be the star of the Crawford
production.
1t will mark the first appearance
on Broadway Of the erstWhile sensa-
tional Viennese who, after winning
two Academy Awards in Hollywood,
lost her job and apparently the
chance of getting another in the
movies. That was almost three years
ago and. apart from her appearance
here in Shaw's "St. JOAN" Miss
Rainer has been languishing be-
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ness OF Cne bathroom III our 1dInlly
home at Pompton, N. j. 1t also
occurred to me that the bathroom
was the least prepossessing room in
everybody else's house. And that
didn't seem reasonable to me at all.
A bath is a luxurious thing. so 1t
seemed to me that the bathroom
should be luxurious too"
For 30 years that idea smoldered
in the De Mile breast, and in 1918
he decided to do something about it.
He launched q series of so-called
luxury pictures" - why Change
Your Wife?", Don't Change Your
Husband" Male and Female" !"
Saturday Night" THE Affairs Of
Anatol" - which contained scenes
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Todoy's Film Schedules

CAPITO-Remember the Day. Claudette nostalgia
g 435 7:20 and 1905 Stage
and 9:15 pm.
COLUBIAHow My Valley" Richard Llewelyns novel
the 2:15 440 705
EARLEThe Lady willing Baby Corey
sophisticated life: $780, $40, 745 1920 pm Stage show
2, AGO. 7:05 and 9:40 pm.
Stanwyck knocking the dignity out of
Gary Cooper for the straight $780,
7:35 and pm.
Douglas their
gayest piece: 220 4:45, 7:45 pm.
York with Cooper in the great
adventure: 2:10, 4:35, pm
PALACE"Woman Hepburn sarica jest
the of lady coumnists: 4:35 7:10 $40
P1xThe Bakers Wife amu the baker that epic of French
movies: 2, $685. 555 755 $50 pm
TRANS-LUX-News and shorts: Continuous 2
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says, q goodly percentage OF the
strategy of q fighter in the ring Is
pure acting.
Corbett Could Act.
One of the first theatrical man.
ayers to recognize this acting ability
of prizefighters was William A.
Brady, and the reason he had such
foresight was that he and Gentle
man Jim" Corbett were counting
pair of attractive sisters. Corbett
was the more handsome man and
Brady's girl was the prettier sister,
so Brady decided to get competition
under control by signing Corbett
under his management.
Brady decided that the two could
profit more by Gentleman Jim
being both fighter and actor, and
Corbett proved to be superb and
suave actor. Brady says that
Gentleman Jim" Corbett was one
of the best actors he had ever seen
back of the footlightS, and Brady
knows for he also said that John l..
Sullivan was ham actor and Brady
managed him when he played the
leading role Of Honest Hearts and
Willing Hands"
Bob Fitzsimmons, that freckled
blacksmith, was so sincere in his
performance of THE Honest Black
smith" that he had a real forge on
stage and made a horseshoe in sight
of the audience. AS an actor, well,
he was about as good as Jack Demp-
sey was when the latter played with
Estelle Taylor in The Big Fight"
on Broadway about 10 years ago.
Turns Hammy in Fight Scene.
Canzoneri isn't breaking into the
part of an actor without previous
experience. He has been master of
ceremonies for vaudeville shows and
he has conducted dance bands, all
of which gave him a stage presence,
and he now can do his role in They
Should Have Stood in Bed" with
polish and assurance.
The story is that-pobably bor-
rowed from Dempsey's own expe-
rience-of a pugilist who is wanted
by some moneyed men to act as q
name for a restaurant. He does so
and this leads him back to another
fight in the ring to save his res
taurant and his good name.
In the play Tony actually does a
fight on the stage, and this scene
Is the chief headache of Producer
Sam H. Grisman and Authors Leo
Rifken, Frank Tarloff and David
Shaw. For where Canzoneri is nor
mally a well-trained actor he starts
getting temperament when they get
to the prize-flght scene. He is all
ham in this and he Is refreshing.
1t is a splendid cast, with such
Shakespearean players as Sanford
Meisner, LIE Roi Operti, William
Foran and Florence Sundstrom in
other leading roles, and their dra-
matte education should be complete
now that Mr.. Canzoneri has told
them 50 well the colorful language
that the aspiring actors speak in the
halls Of Madison Square Garden.
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"glorifying" the bathroom.
Until then such things as marble
pools, tile floors and walls had
seemed as remote to the American
public as the sunken gardens OF
Babylon. The American plumbing
industry now credits the De Mile
pictures with making the tile bath
room q national institution.
In his current technicolor epic,
Reap the Wild Wind" however,
there isn't = single bathtub, but
De Mile made up for that by shoot
ing q scene on the ocean floor.
Actors Ray Milland and John Wayne
took part in this scene in diving
suits, and De Mile "dunked" him.
self to 60 down and direct 1t.
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itself up for him to play the public
enemy type of role usually given to
Edward G. Robinson.
Since those hardy days when prize
fights went 40 and 80 rounds the
pugilists have always had hanker-
ing for acting. And, as Canzoneri
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whiff1es Husband Ray Milland's
down and their prospective adoption
of an infant up to the imminence of
twins among other things.
The thing. was started by Isabel
Scott Rorick, who wrote the original
story, and made it characteristic
of her young matron heroine to tell
whiff1es.
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of ham as does Max Baer and he
isn't the superb clown that Max IS.
In his role of Killer Kane in the
new comedy, They Should Have
Stood in Bed" Canzoneri Is a serious
and sincere, If not too gifted, actor.
But he has straightforward man
ner and q voice that may shape
Evening star., 1942-02-15

fling when cornered in a tight spot
If the expression catches public
fancy it may well catch on some
thing as "pixilated" did and "doo-
ding" too, after folks saw both
words used in Mr.. Deeds Goes to
Town. and as "sez you" did after
What Price Glory?"
In the "Cugat' picture Betty Field
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Broadway Files a Reply
To Attacks Made Here
On Actors in Service
Young Ones Properly Should Do Battle
And Veterans Should Aid Morale,
Say Leaders in Show Business
By SheiIah Graham.
By SheiIah Graham.

The question ARE actors peoe" been changed
paots' by the storm in Congress whenever member the acting
of the draft eligibility Of actor.
ducer John Golden veteran with the heater THE first
with his hand second
best thing he do is to dance whatever else to maintain
the morale Of those who the
meeting people
ing from his experiences England he would put amusemen in
priority list That's talking pretty strong But
on 10 S m % % @ a IS @ nn m tn tn % 1t%PI of tn. ytoy
nonsseH nome 'n naoy aa ~ o @ - t @ h td r " .t % homs
enthusiasm and devotion
Admiral Cary T. Grayon personal physician
taking all his med
prescribing him. Which show that the
theaer is valuable.
Would Younger Players
Carrying Guns With Others
But medicine We without medicine
pistols
to kill Germans and Js And actor who enough to
pistol belongs the fighting services But those with
big regulations fighting the next
thing offering they bring laughter
and strengthening morale Golden who chairman of the entertain
plans needed
priao heater tickets soldiers and sailors to induce
Ive asked Hayes appear benefits and has
Eddie Cantor and oson these
men have seen plays and films payment
theae have millions of dollars worth Of service
e @ a b. consmen @ ALL erv What. Give them Jobs
happen people capable But those
howlers they hear that some one wants
so cents they stop it quick
Thinks II Should Be Fighting
George Abbott who likes in his showshs
attractions Forward Pal Jasonagree
Golden that the bodied other
wise, is in the fighting line.
think should writer
think everybody should be drafted those who cannot possibly
replaced other certainly possible furnish
depriving
armed forces Of healthy in the draft age"
already drafted
others on the verge Harold Gould m Best Foot Forward has
enlisted.
Iyel president Equity Association
u tells members Of
active service all globe.
Actors" 1yten. be they certainly
either fighter volunteer
entertainer"
Camp Shows report regular
visits the largest
camps country smaller The
performances
Both units now in the tenth week of service.
Big Name Bands join Stars
In Tour of Several Posts
addition tourand these include
Durbin Boger MiM AL Joson Joe Brown
Garland, Miller Rosand Russell and the
bhersthee orcheras the
among Benny Goodman and his boys.
field of the famous performers have
vionst ascha Hefetz recently
Camp California Grace Moore in
forming planning coasocoast April
theatrical profession by
will
Association 1ne)
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Films Have a Word for It
Are You Whih1er,' or Don't You
Exaggerate Flagrantly?
HOLLYWOOD.
a.

Audiences the might
to have a word brought them by the
This time it's whH meaning tell tall
fagrantly
1t will spoken with considerable frequency and significance in the
ParamountS domestic
Cugat
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Scene of His Childhood
1t Wasn't Dear but 1t Inspired Those
De Mile 'Bathtub Scenes


psychologist will tell that deed Of maturity inspired
childhood And that revealed today Is the xpana-
that helped spread the
Of C. B. De Mile
boy conndd IT resented the drab
Evening star., 1942-02-15
Leading (Man) With a Left
Tony Canzoneri, Former Fighter,
Turns Actor With Ease
By Marx Barron,
Wide World News.
NEW YORK,

write memoirs
paywghts retire from they
in the latter Broad
seeing of Canzoner former lightweight
OF