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Evening star., 1942-02-12
Labor Row Halls Ford
Tool Work 5th Time;
Outrage Army Says
Operations Stopped Today
For More Than Hour
And Then Are Resumed
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Feb. 12.-Work was
resumed this morning in several
divisions Of the giant Rouge
River plant Of the Ford Motor
Co., which were shutdown last
night, throwing an estimated
10000 men out of work.
The shutdown followed a protest
by tool and die workers against the
presence in their department OF an
employe who allegedly had struck
a fellow worker, U. A. VIC. I. O.
Union spokesmen said.
Work was resumed at am. this
morning after last nights shut
down, but at 7:45 am. power was
again shut of. At am. the power
was turned on and work started,
union officials said.
Company officials did not COM
ment.
The halt In work this morning
was the nth in four days.
The tool and die plant had shut
down last night. Shutdowns also
were reported at the pressed steel
department and the tool depart
ment Of the rolling mill-either
complete or partial-and an esti-
mated 5000 to 10000 men became
idle.
Army Report Submitted.
Army quarters here sent q full
report to Washington. Meanwhile,
q spokesman commented:
with men dying because OF our
lack Of aircraft. it Is an outrage
that tools being prepared for the
bomber plant should be crippled in
this manner by such trivial thing"
Maj. George Strong. chief of the
Army Procurement Division here,
termed the situation Critical"
A spokesman for the United Au-
tomobile Workers-C. I. o. said the
company shut the power OF in the
department last night, as 1t did
Monday and Tuesday nights, after
. conference between management
and union failed to reach an agree
ment on the dispute.
The union has insisted that the
company discharge machine
operator who, union members said,
struck an apprentice worker in the
face Sunday night.
A company spokesman said the
man involved was q good workna an
and could take case against the
company to the National Labor
Relations Board II he were fired.
"The union has the best out in
the world" he said. ''They can
dismiss this man from the union
and we would have to take him off
our payroll because we have a union
shop agreement with the union"
The company spokesman estimated
that $4,000 work-hours had
been lost because OF the shutdowns.
Union Chief Appeals to Men.
In an appeal from Washington
through union headquarters here,
r. ]. Thomas, president of the
United Automobile Workers &C. I.
o., urged workers as true Amer
leans" to resume the job for "the
very existence of our Nation"
Machine tools for the great Willow
Run airplane bomber plant are being
produced the tool and die de-
partment. and Mr.. Thomas said
national security depended on the
speedy completion" OF that task.
He promised that any grievances
would be taken up through estab-
ushed machinery.
The man guilty of the alleged
assault was described by unionists
as former American Federation of
Labor member who Joined the CLIO.
union after award of the union shop
contract to that organization.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Police and Civilians
Injured in Montreal
Anti-Draft Riots
Bonds Of Youths Parade
Through East End Of
, French Canudion City
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated ftcSS.
MONTREAL, Feb. 12.-Rioting
anti-conscriptionists, shouting their
sentiments in French, injured seven
policemen and several civilians and
shattered many windows In q one
and-one- half hour demonstration
which led to q number OF arrests
here last night.
"A bas, . bas, Q bas Ia conscrip-
ton" (down, down, down with con-
scription) was the cry OF bands OF
some 300 youths who paraded mill
tantly through East End streets in
this major city of Quebec Province
q province in which persons of
French origin make up more than
three-fourths of the total popula-
ton.
Sticks, canes and chunks Of ice
were welded when officers closed
in and one injured policeman, Capt.
Herve Guimont, said he believed his
scalp wound was caused by a bullet.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
$5,000,000 Fund Sought
For Navy Relief Society

The Navy announced yesterday
the organization Of a national Citi-
zens' Committee headed by Clarence
Dillon of New York, whose pur-
pose Is the raising Of a 5000, 900
fund for the Navy Relief Society.
The relief organization aids families
of Navy men.
In addition to Mr.. Dillon, the
committee now includes the names
of Charles Francis Adams of Boston,
Evening star., 1942-02-12
469 Lost in Sinking.
OF Cruiser GuIuteu

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Feb. 12.-The Admi-
rally announced last night that 20
officers, so royal marines and 397
ratings and others were lost In the
sinking Of the cruiser Galatea in
tho Mediterranean last December
16.
Among the survivors was Larry
Allen, correspondent Of the Asso-
ciated Press attached to the British
fleet who now is on furlough in the
United States,
Evening star., 1942-02-12

Are you . parasite? II 50, you
probably insist that the stores waste
precious paper wrapping up your
packages.
Evening star., 1942-02-12

The uncertainty Of war calls for .
greater reserve Of cash than Is now1
in sight,"
Evening star., 1942-02-12
B'noi Birth Unit Elects

The Benjamin N. Cardozo Lodge,
B'nai Birth, Of Arlington, Va, has
elected Sol L. Zimmet president.
Evening star., 1942-06-09
FARM 8 GARDEN.
GARDENS TO ORDER

Garden material. construction and serv-
ice. Estimates are free Perfect beauti-
full specimen evergreens, sacrifice tall vari-
etIeS for screen. old-faShioned Towering
shrubs. roses, Derennials; shade, ornamen-
tai and fruit trees: tree surgery grading
filling, seeding. sodding. rock gardens
pools, driveWayS. flagstone walks. terraces
outdoor freplaces walls. fences guard
rails, manures, composts. topsoil. peat
moss; extra special. three tons poultry
manure. S35. Lincoln 4325
Evening star., 1942-06-09
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

FIVE NICE KITTENS. free to good homes:
call between and pm. Tuesday. 322
9Th St NV.
BULL TERRIER, pet male, one yr. old
housebroken: grand pet for children,
Watchdog; reas. Chestnut 1904. H.
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-BOARDING
Individual runs reas rates. WASH
Balto. blvd. WA. 1924. Berwyn 139.
COCKER SPANIEL.
Blond, Male, A. K. c.. $50.
2 Months Old. AT. 1896.
Evening star., 1942-06-09

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Delafeld pl. NV, near 4th-Colonial
brick. 6 rooms, bath, porches, ETC.: to be
reconditioned: convenient to everything
till pm.
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. 540O.
Evening star., 1942-06-09
BABY CHICKS.

BARRED ROCKS, R. L. Reds. White Leg
Store, 619 K St. NV. Metropolitan 0OS9.
F. w BcLGIANO a. CO.
Blood-tested chicks. Rocks Reds and
White Leghorns; poultry equipment; full
ne. FIR. 1900 6O7 E ST. NV. Ma 0O91.
Evening star., 1942-06-09
AEROPLANES.

AERoNCA CHEF 1871 Cont. 65: dual ign
radio rec. loop. brakes. heater, pants
compass. etc: go hrs. total; AL cond
Must sell. English. EN-. 1941. after pm
Evening star., 1942-06-09
FORCED TO SELL.

This owners misfortune will prove a
rare opportunity for some one. Must
brick Colonial home. Only years old.
Conv. Chevy Chase Circle. There are 3
bedrooms, . baths dining room, kitchen,
large living room (23 ft), big attic and
cool back porch: the grounds are charm
ing-trees, shrubbery. flowers. Must sell!
Make an offeri
CALL MR. BLACKWELDER,
C. ALLEN SHERWIN, EMERSON 9122.
OWNER LEAVING TOWN.
.95O-Roomy detached home in
popular upper 14th st. section near 18th
and Emerson. Large rooms, 4 bedrooms
on second floor: baths. 2 additional
attic rooms; excellent condition; very
convenient to Transportation. FLOYD E.
DAVIS CO., MA. 0352.
Evening star., 1942-06-09
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better service, aduer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent Cldssi1fcdtions.
Evening star., 1942-06-09
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

SPOTTED WORK MARES. ride. young
and gentle: pair 4-year-old mules. good
broke: 10 pretty ponies all sizes; = colts
years old: cheap buggies. carriages. wag-
ons. harness, new and used saddles and
brides Rear 736 18th st. Sc.
Evening star., 1942-06-09

Mr.: CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE attractive
nnfurnished rooms with private bath
5s1l Chevy Chase parkway. WO. S073
ATTRACTIVE DOUBLE BEDROOM in re-
fined private home: in 18th st Heights
and near Walter Reed Hospital For APP
polntment to inspect call RA. 34IS.
PETWORTH-Large front room newly dec.
included bus at door. RA 43TO
Evening star., 1942-06-09

GOLD, DIAMONDS.
Watches and jewelry: highest cash prices
paid. Arthur Markell, 91S st. NV,
Rm. 301. National O2s4
DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD.
Diamond pocket and wrist watches. in
ltialed birthstone, diamond and wedding
rings, any other jewelry and pawn tickets
purchased. Highest prices paid. New York
Jewelry Co. 727 18th St NV
Evening star., 1942-06-09
ROOMS WANTED,

UNFURNISHED. near 14th St car line;
reasonable rent; quiet. refined woman.
Box l72-H, Star. %
GENTLEMAN wishes furn. double room
and pvt; bath; prefer Conn. ave. cool To-
cation; 80 min by bus; about $50: away
most week ends: refs. exch. Elk $3.50
GENTLEMAN desires room and private
bath in Arlington, preferably with garage
Write Box 441-J. Star
WOMAN. settled Govt. desires single
rm. or small apt with quiet adults; near
bus. GE. 502S after 8 pm.
YOUNG MAN desires single room in loca-
tion OF Senate once Bldg, ne. Box
onS-H Star IL
Evening star., 1942-06-09
1905 NJ H. AVE NV

1928 18th ,N,W.-Large room. 3rd floor.
gentlemen. District A2oR
Evening star., 1942-06-09

1928 GEORGIA AVE. NW.-Oirl to share
with another, large bright cheerful clean
room, room, twin beds. private home; .unlim
phone: - minutes downtown; $1S q
Evening star., 1942-06-09
ROOMS UNFURNlshEp.

6OOs UTAH ST. N.W.-Large 3rd-fir. rm.,
semi-private bath; S25 mo. Phone ME-.
97l5 before g. Ordway 3g41 after Z.
Evening star., 1942-06-09
APARTMENTS uhEuRhIsHsr
APARrMENfs SUBURBAN.

CLAHENDON' 81, NA-l-RM: KIT. BATH
Owner leaving town. $3.50. Box 9TH.
Star. l0s
4-ROOM FURNISHED APT. NEW FURNI-
ture, all utilities included; S62 80 per
month; couple. $40 25th I'd. north,
Arlington. Va. CHI. s5l2
ARLINGTON-BEDROO LIVING ROOM
dlnette. kitchen and bath. furn. blk. bus:
$50 mo. ll24 N Keniworth. Apt g. June
18th TO Sept. 10 Gil. 2453 after 10.
ALEXANDRIA-BACHE APT. NEW
ly furn., all facilities. maid service. linens,
uni. phone: centrally located: l blk. D. c.
bus line; gentleman. Call TIE. 642,. Mr..
LEWIS
Evening star., 1942-06-09
APARTMENTS WANTED


YOUNG LADY DESIRES BACHELOR APT.
furn.. preferably in upper NV, not over
S35. Box I41-H Star. 9'
COLLEGE PROFESSOR WISHES RMS,
KIT. and bath. furn.; not over $50. Phone
North S729 after pm
TWO SISTERS WANT TWO FURNISHED
Zoo ICONS; Gkischsnette and bath, NV. section.
UNFURNIsHED. 2 OR 3 BEDROOM APT,
cioSe va. or e.. by GENTLE adults.
Cal Republic 1860. Ext. 1919. Michigan
1z3o. apt JOB after pm F. II. MILLER.
WILL PAY CASH FOR FURNITURE IN
apt. can be arransed Cali no. 6S3S be-
Tween I've ,.tta z and IL pm. Tuesday and Wednes-
BY QUIET COUPLE, / OR 2 ROOMS.
kitchen and bath apt. sc. exposure;
Eithin walking distance OF Thomas Circle.
Box 305-H, Star.
TWO SISTERS WISH TO RENT OR SUB
lease moo. furn. apt. Call Hobart 9527.
SMALL FURN. APT. 2 OR 3 MOS, CHEVY
Chase or Walter Reed district. Ordway
YOUNG GENTLEMEN DESIRE OR 3
room furn. apt. utilities: open June is;
reas. ref. Box 309-H. Star. To-
= GIRLS DESIRE / OR . ROOM. KrTCH-
en- en-, and bath apartment. Emerson 6171
FURNISHED. FOR YOUNG EMPLOYED
couple; GN liy rm., bedrm.. kit and bs tn
NV. SECTION. UNFURNISHED. / OR ?
rooms kitehenette and bath. with utilities.
CCLoRED-2-ROOM, KIT APT; NO
children: taxicab owner. Call II. 1922.
Evening star., 1942-06-09
DOWNTOWN.
MAKE AN OFFER.

II within reason, it may be accented. IS
owner has left town and must sell In
Bethesda. Nd. Penna farmhouse-type. g
room home with attractive stone 'front.'
3 bedrooms. ! with fireplace. and . baths.
Ist-hoor lavatory. large rooms. kitchen
will delight any housewife. screened poren.
auto. heat, Gear garage. lot I0x1S5.
e NJ. FRY. INC. 6s4O WISCONSIN AVE.
Evening star., 1942-06-09

Large double room, men only. plenty of
baths, switchboard
Evening star., 1942-06-09
APARTMEkTs FURNISHED.

NEWLY FURNISHED, AIRY, 3K-RoOM
apt In the new HAYWOOD Gardens dew;
ave. Apt tofY Of Eastern ave. n.eJ;
phone NO. 701S. Can be seen after IN
Evening star., 1942-06-09

317 18th ST. N;E.-Attrac. dble. rm..
IL s.msn Rss hG%s Lincoln h5 s!sa s!ssa.D pvt BATH gen.
5l23 ILLINOIS AVE. NW.-Young man
TO share room with another; twin beds;
hHSs lnESs front room; Jewish family. oE.
MT; IR,LEAsANT, 1888 Park ID. NV
rooms. detached home. desirable location;
gentlemen preferred. Phone HO sS43
5711 18th ST; N.W.--Large well-furnished
ToGm mr. bath private hSms adjacent
nicely furnished, next bath, for arcnI me1 e00% or
: girls: S5 each person; phone
1928 GEORGIA AVE. NW.-0irl to share
with, with another large bright cheerful clean
MONTH: month"; Ra. "a @Ias'e' a4as' downtown siS a
1928 18th N,W.-Larse room. ard floor.
eenI,s eenn,sSsns bath. .,l ehw n walking distance;
1905 N. H. AVE. NV.
b. Lar tsrse tu doyhle room. men only. plenty of
CLEAN AND COMFORTABLE.
Sgle., 81 Wkly.: Dble., $40 Wkly.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
7th and Penna. Ave. NV.
1870 MARYLAND AVE NE-Colored girl
to share room with another girl; own bed.
FIR. 1850.
COLORED-1S36 4th st. n.w.-Large
rooms for employed couples.
CCLORED-Large front room, next to
bath; plenty OF hot water: for Q Govern
ment girls. AT. O646
FURN1sHED-HALL ROOM for single girl
1HrnioGed2; nr Ts.; 1879 corcoran st. NV. or call
ROOMS FURN. 8 UNFURN.
6OOS UTAH ST N.W-Large :3rd-fr. rm,
semi private bath; S25 mo. Phone ME-
97l5 before 8. Ordway 3941 after T.
Evening star., 1942-06-09

CLEAN AND COMFORTABLE.
Sgle., 81 Wkly.: Dble., $40 Wkly.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
7th and Penpa Auo NJ VIZ
Evening star., 1942-06-09
ROOMS FURN. g UNFURN.

FURNISHED-HALL ROOM for single girl
lcnloredl: 1879 Corcoran st. NV. or call
Evening star., 1942-06-09
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

IT7s MASS AVE NW-Openings for
young men: reasonable.
DOUBLE ROOM for girls, twin beds.
inner-sprinF mattresses; good locality. con-
venient transportation. Adams 1922.
57O3 4Oth AVE. Hyattsville. Md-Room
ior girls; on bus route. Warheld 4s09
after pm.
GOOD BOARD AND ROOM for gentlemen,
twin beds: :. IN room; 50 week. NO. 5227.
81 New York ave. NV
ABB WARREN ST. NW-Single room. 2
windows; near bus line: refined young sirl;
cool location. WO. 3306.
4 BAIT AVE. Capitol Heights. 90 min.
from downtown, 1Oc buS-For 3 or ladies
or gentlemen. HI. sO6l6-W.
children in return for mothers services.
by employed couple. children In country.
transportation phore RE. o54s. Sis TO
4:45,. or Stop 81. Cabin John car line.
Copeland.
1918 QUINCY ST. Nw-strictly Kosher
vacancies for young people; also table
board TAYLOR 0077
WANTED. married couple. wife to manage
home for employed couple IN exchange for
band be employed in new War Dept. Blds.
to blds Cali Elmwood 45a after 8 pm.
COLONY CLUB. 303a st. n.w:--Large
double. suitable . men. now available: also
share with another lady. Delightful club
atmosphere excellent meals. Cony. transp.
Michigan "0s4.
1401 10th ST. NV.
Large double 2nd-foor front. girl n
share room with another; single basement
room for gentleman: switchboard service;
good meals.
Evening star., 1942-06-09

COUPLE OR 4 LADIES, MODERN I'M
provements. Arm. apt: pvt home; "a blk
bus. 3031 Douglas st. ne. II. 6833
ROOMY. REDECORATED 2-RM. APT;
convenient TO Census Bldg. in Maryland
men or couple: gentiles. AT. 623S.
Evening star., 1942-06-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

adding machines. etc Late
models Rentals and repairs All makes
American Typewriter Co., 1431 E. Capito
It. LII O0S2 Omen eYeninpS
Evening star., 1942-06-09
ROOMS FURNISHED.

317 18th ST. N.E-Attrac. dble rm.,
n pvt. home, rr. transp.. pvt. bath; gen.
tlemen. Lincoln 1888
Evening star., 1942-06-09

ON NEWTON PL. BET. GA. AVE. AND N
H ave-6 r. and b. brick. colonial front
and inclosed rear porches; auto. gas heat,
yard to alley; Price, 81, $50: GOOD terms
NEAR 10th AND SPRING RID. NV
Modern row brick, Colonial front porch.
large rms. 3-rm. deep style; rear porches.
deep lot, with garage: Immaculate condi-
927 18th st. NV. d. 1865.
NEW COTTAGE, 4 ROOMS. ELEC., ACRE
eround; "a miles from trans: $4,000. r.
q Box 135-B, Laurel, Md.
Evening star., 1942-06-09

33ou Ilth ST. N.W-Large front room,
nicely furnished, next bath for men or
!. girls: S5 each person: phone.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-21

WEEK lend RREvUES
Jack 8enny'E broadcagt from q
California Army air depot has been
postponed. Scheduled FOR tomorrow
night. Il had TO be called Of because
Of O heavy demand fer the COM
edian's appearance at o hollywood
benefit. His Sunday night show will
be dedicated 10 Spring, beautiful
Spring, with the Benny gang In
volved IN planting q victory garden
For the flrst time since the
OEM sunday night show opened on
WATR- Mutual, tomorrow nights
broadcast OF Keep En- Rolling" at
1880, viii be devoted entirely to
one Of our aIlies. Highllght will be
q drarnatlzatlon based on Pearl
Bucks novel Dragon Seed" !. The
700 Filipino employees Of the Pearl
Harbor Navy Yard, who have started
q Bomber for Bataan" drive, viii
be saluted by Dinah Shore with
new song during her Sunday night
broadcast via BLUE at 0:46 D. m.
y. Dramatized incidents from the
life Of the American poet and pa
gESVts 9oyCe Au1ucEb WILL 1orEn Ckl6
basis OF tomorTow's Family Hour"
broadcast over Obs at 5 D. m,
Gladys Swarthout will sing the mu-
steal arrangement Of his famous
poem, ~Trees" Sunday nights
MEG broadcast Of the american
Album" at $3.50 will spotlight favor
ate Victor Herbert melodies.
With congressman taking q
weekend rest ON the discussion
Of the 40-h0rr week, the subject
WIN be kept alive by participants
In WATR's Sunday night "Ans
eriCan Forum Of the Air" at 8...
A salute 10 General Douglas Mac.
Arthur and West Polnt will be q
high point IN Walter CoInpt0n's
broadcast Of Double or Nothing"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-21

over WATR &c 8 tomoEroR night.
Guests win imclude Col George
Cocheu Of Che war Department,
bandleader Freddy Martin and
Lois Andrews yessel WATR-
NutuaIs new schedule Of night
time commentator goes into ee-
feet tomorrow night with Ray
morAd Gram Swing taking the air
&c 10. Under The new set-up,
< either Swing or John D. Hughes
win be heard an the late evening
spot every night OK the week 49,
The second prize winning operet-
e. IN Mutuais Operetta Quest win
be broadcast over WATR nc $50
tonight. A total Of $500 In prize
e will ho divided aAoflg LISTEN
ers who assist In choosing name
Cor Che work judged 70 be che top
one among the trio.
The original screen cast Of "How
Green was MY valley" 1871 Aca-
DENY Award winner, will be heard
via CHS on Screen Guild Theater
tomorrow night at 1880. It's the
first radio performance Of the high
ly-rated film success Dick Jlir-
gems, who will be tomorrow nights
"Handwagon" attraction, will con-
clude q five year engagement OF the
Aragoa Ballroom In Chicago in
April and head for new bookings In
the East Lotte lehman will be
guest soloist on Mutual's america
Preferred" when the U. 9. Treasury
program is broadcast over WATR
tonight at, 10:15.
RADIO GRAPEVINE
Latest information has BCake
Carter replacing John b. Hughes
I'm The nOOn-day news spot ON
WATR.Mutual beginning next
week. Hughes Is shifting to . new
night time, Tuesdays and We'd
nesdays ut 10 p. m. -. NBC wiM
launch o new war department Sc
rles ON Easter Sunday. scheduled
for airing nj $3.50 p. M, che broad
casts will be tagged "The Army
Hour" Picksups fFOxm all corners
Of the globe, will be used extern
slyely In reporting the wars pro.
gress 20 che listeners -. Begin
ming the next week ALLEN Pres"
cott's BLUE network variety show
will yacate It's present morning
SPOT for . new time, 3 70 $3.50 p.
m. Mondays through Fridays !.
Next weeks spotlight Bands"
line.Sp, reading Monday TO FRI
day, includes Glen Gray, Sonny
Dunna1n, Woody Herman, Claude
ThOEmhlll and Tommy Dorsey. The
Saturday show will be reserved, as
usual, for the band turning out
che best -selllng record In che land.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-21
NOTICE

STATE OF CONNECTICUT. DIS
PROBATE COURT, March 18th,
ESTATE OF HANNAH EoNrR.
LoNERoAN, late t'e o. re town E Of va.
terbury, In said district, deceased.
The Court OF Probate for the Dis.
trict Of waterbury, hath limited and
allowed. six months from the date
tate TO exhibit their claims for set
Element. Those who neglect to pre-.
sent their accounts. properly at.
tested, within said time, viii DO de.
barred q recovery. All persons IN.
debted 20 said estate are requested
TO make immediate payment to
EDWARD LONBR0AN,
S-20.3t Administrator
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-21
STATE

ITO Be Or Not To Be-, the sea-
sons most laugh-filled hit co-star-
ring Carol Lombard and Jack Benny
will be held-over ct Warmers State
theater for an extended engagement
Of three days according to an an
nouncement made today by Man
ager Julia M. Smith.
From coast 10 coast critics have
cheered this spectacular riot Of
laughs and now Waterbury has add
ed its applause by demanding 1t
TO be held over until Tuesday eve.
ming.
"To Be Or Not To Be" Is Carole
Lombard's last and greatest picture.
The beloved star Is said to cap her
long and brilliant career In the
film which skillfully blends melo-
drama and comedy.
The setting of the picture Is War
saw at the time Of the German in
vasion and the chief characters are
q bunch Of ham" actors OF the
Theater Polski, who are forced to
give UP their theatrical roles for real
life ones that are far more exciting
than any they have ever played in
the theater.
One Of the principal public
squares in Warsaw was erected on
huge stage and more than three
hundred extras were hired to OPP
pear as Polish citizens. Months OF
research preceded the designing Of
the sets. Thousands of photographs,
magazines and books were careful.
ly studied, and preliminary draw
ings and sketches were prepared.
Briefly, the story Of the picture
reaches O high point OF dramatic
action when the ham" actors Jack
Benny, Carole Lombard, Lionel At.
Will, Felix Bressart, Tom Dugan,
Charles Halton and George Lynn
become involved with the invaders
and find themselves trnpersonatlng
eery important Nazi figure from
Hitler on down. After q series Of
startling complications, the mem
bers Of the troupe are delivered out
Of Poland into England snatched
from the very Jaws Of the Gestapo.
Truly, ITO Be Or Not To Be" Is q
picture everyone wants to zee. Put
II on your must" list and be sure
to see 1t at the state before the
closing performances Saturday eve
ming.
The second big hit Of the program
Is "Go West, Young Lady" with
Ann Miller, Penny Singleton, Glenn
Ford and Charlie Ruggles.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-21
.KACEY BROADCAST
HEARD TOMORROW
"Sixty Crowded Years" to
Usher in Goth Ami.
Versary

In cooperation with Sheridan
Council, "a, Knights Of Columbus
station WATR will broadcast q spe-
cial program entitled "Sixty Crowd.
ed Years" tomorrow afternoon ct
3:45. The program Is radios con.
tribution to the o0th anniversary Of
the founding Of the Knights OF
Columbus and will also be broad.
cast by other stations throughout
the country.
with the assistance Of o distin-
guished group Of network artists
supreme knight Francis p. Mat
thews will be heard In o dramatleA.
ton Of the founding Of the order
and Its many accomplishments dur"
ing the subsequent sixty years.
Rev. Michael McGivney, Water
bury native who founded the
Knights Of Columbus IN 1882, Win be
unprecedented during the dramatic
portions Of the broadcast BY one OF
radios outstanding actors.
X. Of o. members, their families
and friends will tune 10 WATR TO.
morrow at 3:45 .. m. for this special
broadcast marking Sixty Crowded
Years"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-21
TWO LOCAL MEN
ENLIST In ARMY

Two local men were among the
four VINO enlisted ct the local army
recruiting station on Grand street
and were sent to the recruiting
center IN Hartford where they were
accepted yesterday.
Sergeant william r. Deuth, local
army recruiter, said the men &C.
cepted were: David =. Glaarigey, 1Oa
gcoviii street: Harold u. Roberts
e07 Mersden road; william M. Con-
~ Judd 0tgOet, Bristol; and WAltes
AcBgidss South Dsroet. plymcwa.