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Evening star., 1942-07-19

The Navy, which admittedly
tangled itself in red tape for years,
revealed yesterday that it had cut
enough knots to save $3.50 8-hour
working days month.
This revelation came after study
of only Is reports, and was made
public by Assistant Secretary Ralph
A. Bard It was the first progress
report announced since the decision
early in June to simplify procedure.
reduce personnel and activities and
save equipment.
High Naval officials, who an
nounced the drive in the begin
ming. offered rewards for shortcuts
in the original announcement. At
the same time, Admiral Ernest j.
King, commander in chief OF the
Fleet, ordered a cut of so per cent
in the number of typewriters and
mimeographing machines in use
throughout the Naval service.
Prize Winners Named.
Four winners of prizes in the SIM
plifcation drive yere announced
yesterday. They were:
Miss Ruth E. Snyder, 45l2 Eighth
street NV, Bureau of Naval Per-
sonnel, awarded $500 prize and a
letter of commentator from Secre-
tary Knox for simplifying handling
of officers promotions and saving
the writing of $4,000 letters already.
Martin Elenbaum, 802 Whittier
place NV, employe of the Bureau
of Supplies and Accounts, 5000 prize
and pay increase of 500 annually
with letter OF coinmendation from
Secretary Knox. He suggested
elimination of the extra copy OF the
bill OF lading, substituting micro
filming of the original for records,
allowing transfer of three clerks to
more important work.
M. l.. Friedman, 1887 Allison NV,
Office of Judge Advocate General,
awarded pay increase OF 500 an
nually and letter OF commentator
from Secretary Knox and Judge
Advocate Gen. Walter B. Woodson
for time saving in the mail room in
his department. He also was pro-
NOTED,
Evening star., 1942-07-19
New Destroyer Carries
World War Hero S Name
N the Associated Press.

Sy the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. July l8-The
u. S. S. Kalk, a sleek. fast-hitting
destroyer, slid down the ways OF
the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co. to-
day.
The second destroyer to carry the
name, the ship was christened IN
honor of 1t. Stanton F. Kalk, who
died from exposure after the de-
stroyer Jacob Jones was torpedoed
and sunk by a submarine in the
World War.
The lieutenants mother, Mrs.
Flora Stanton Kalk of Omaha, spon-
sored the new craft.
1t. Kalk was awarded the dis
tinguished service medal posthu-
mously for extraordinary heroism in
giving up his place on a life raft,
as a result of which splendid self
sacrifice he lost his life"
The original destroyer Kalk was
among the so transferred to Great
Britain
Evening star., 1942-07-19

eral Motors Trucks & Coach d.
vision, General. Realities, Inc; Geo.
physical Instrument Co. J. E, Han
gar. Inc; K. B. Haynes Lithograph
Co., A. w. Lee, Inc; Hicks Photo
Finishers. Joe High. Hirsch Coin
Machine Co. L. E. Hutchison. Jacobs
Transfer Co.. Inc; Kaplowitz Bros.
Kirby Lithographic Co., Laborers
District Council, Morauer a. Hart
zell. National Automobile Dealers
Associa ton. National Capitol Press,
Inc. Peake Printers. the Shaw
Walker Co.. Trade Unionist. Wash
ington Wholesale Drug Exchange
and A, P. Woodson Co.
Evening star., 1942-07-19

many new methods In clerical work
have been devised.
Following the initiation Of the
program. officials of the United
States Civil Service Commission
Joined the movement in an effort
to spread the drive against red tape.
At that time President Harry D.
Mitchell admitted that there is a
widespread feeling on the part of
Federal employees that If they elm
mate red tape they will be penalized
rather than rewarded. Earlier, naval
officials had deplored the tendency
of supervisors to increase rather
than to cut down their depart
ments.
1t was impossible to check the
number of typewriters and multi
graphing and mimeographing ma
chimes transferred to other duties
because such information might
give away hints on the approximate
number Of ships in the fleet. 1t has
been announced that a modern bat
tleship has been carrying as many
as so typewriters. and smaller ships
correspondingly less.
Evening star., 1942-07-19

Ralph o. Bascom, 46l7 North
Chelsea lane, Chevy Chase. Md,
employe of the Bureau of Supplies
and Accounts. awarded $40 and a
letter of commentator from Secre-
tary Knox for eliminating part of
the procedure followed IN auditing
travel claims
New Method Devised.
While these results alone were
announced, it is known that many
other reductions have been made
New forms have been substituted
for individual letters, enabling
transfer of clerks and stenogra-
piers to more important work and
Evening star., 1942-07-19
|. 81 Firms Added
To Payroll Saving
Honor List

Thirty-two more firms were add
ed to the Districts payroll saw
ings honor roll last week, bringing
to 465 the total number on the list,
George B. Burrus, chairman Of the
publicity division of the District
War Savings Committee, reported
yesterday.
Last weeks additions follow:
Pasquale Altimonte, American As
sociation of Nurserymen, r. p An
drews Paper Co., Frederick w. Ber-
ems, Inc; G. T. Breckenridge Co.,
w. R. Carpenter, L. A. Clark &
Son. Inc; Maurice r. Colbert.
Cromelin, Townsend, Brooks and
Kirkland; District News Co, Gen
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Seven Non-Combat
Officers Honored
For Work in Burma
Purple Heart Citotions
By Gen. StiIweI' Reveal
Mems Heroic Efforts
Es the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
NEW DELHI. India, July 10
Awards of the Order of the Purple
Heart to seven officers of non-com-
bat branches of the United States
Army for meritorious service in Bur-
ma were announced today by 1t,
Gen. Joseph w. Stilwell's India
headquarters.
Those decorated were Maj. Gordon
S. Seagrave of Granville, Ohio; Maj.
Donald M. OHara of GAINESVILLE,
Mimi; Capt. John H. Grindlay of
Milwaukee; Col Adrian st. John
of Astoria, Long Island, N. Y; 1t.
Col. Frank D. Merrill of Cincinnati;
Col. Robert P. Williams of Carmel,
Calf, and Maj. Paul Jones of Ma
tional City, Calf.
Hike Through Jungle.
Mai. Seagrave dropped his work
as a medical missionary in Burma,
Joined the Stilwell command with
a group of Burmese nurses and
served throughout the campaign. He
and the nurses accompanied Still
well on l0O-mile hike through the
jungles to India on conclusion of the
campaign.
Maj. O'Hara. dentist, changed
to surgery, and with Maj. Seagrave
performed many operations by
candlelight on the porches of native
dwellings.
Capt. Grindlay of the Mayo
Clinic went from Chungking to the
Burma front to perform operations
and combat malaria outbreaks. He
drove ambulances and helped bury
the dead in addition to his surgical
work
Col. st. John of the chemical
warfare service snatched trucks and
"jeeps" and other lease-lend equip
ment out of Rangoon directly under
japanese guns and placed them
in the hands of Chinese fighting
forces.
Burma Front Engineer.
1t. Col. Merrill, an engineer,
secured the Burma front for in
formation throughout the campaign,
repeatedly exposing himself to fire
to obtain essential military data.
Col williams organized the med
ical service of the Chinese Fifth
Army. The citation said that with
out his aid the usefulness of that
army would have been greatly re-
duced."
Mai. Jones, a radio announcer
by profession. turned to railroading
and kept the Burma trains going
when collapse threatened them. He
frequently acted as engineer, oiler
or fireman.
Each citation said the recipients
service reflects great credit on the
military forces of the United States. ;"
Evening star., 1942-07-19
the Democratic National Finance

the Democratic National Finance
Committee.
In q decree signed by Circuit
Judge George w. Tedder, Mrs. Arm
oid was restored the name .Adeline
Joseph r. Moran.
The Arnolds were married last
April ., and separated June 3. She
filed suit the following day. charg-
ing that he failed to support her
moved his entire family East into
her New York home. and wa,
abusive when intoxicated.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Col. Roy A. Hill Dies

BATON ROUGE, La, July Is tP).
Col. Roy A. Hill. So, commandant
of cadets at Louisiana State Univer-
sity for the last six years, died of a
heart attack today. Col. Hill came
here from Washington in 1886 after
serving for some time on the Army's
general staff as supervisor of ROTC
units.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
All Mexican Alcohol
Surplus Sold to u. S.

By the Associated Press.
The United States has agreed to
buy Mexico's entire exportable sur
plus Of alcohol up to the end OF
February, 1943, the State Depart
ment disclosed.
1t announced an agreement be-
tween the Commodity Credit Corp
and the Sociedad Nacional Produc-
torres de Alcohol OF Mexico under
which all the alcohol Mexico can
offer will be purchased at 40 cents a
gallon f. O. b. Laredo. Tex.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Kim Moran Divorces
Democratic Official

By TIE Associated Press.
WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. July
18.-Adeline Arnold, the former Kim
Moran, was divorced today from
William Arnold, vice chairman Of
Evening star., 1942-07-19

It's common sense to be thrifty.
War bonds helm you to save and
help to save America.
Evening star., 1942-08-04
APARTMENTS UhFURhlsHEp.

9 RMS, KITCHENErTE AND BATH; Ell
deriy couple 5'i3S sth N Arl., Va. -
Mr. NORTH CAPITOL ON T--BASEMENr
apt, reduced to S24 oil furnace gar.
avail Wisconsin 4s23. Settled couple,
GOOD CLASS ADULTS 2ND FLOOR, 2
rooms. kit. pvt. bath; heat. cont, hot water.
cleo. refg, l-fare bus. $50. 205 Spruce
7ls 18th ST s.E-UNFURNIsHED I
large room and kitchen End floor, front:
will partly furnish; $50. g
27o8 BIADENSBURG RID. NE--3 ROOMS
and bath will rent separately and fur
nish. Apply after $40 pm
3 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH; MOD
ERN $40 E st. NV.
. APTS. OF 3 AND ROOMS. DINETTE.
kitchen and bath. available immediately;
at ST5 and $50 per month; heat furnished.
Key at 2ol Investment Bldg. See Mr..
Nyce. with
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Invest. Bldg Realtor,
Evening star., 1942-08-04
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
ard better seruice, aduer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent Classifcations.
Evening star., 1942-08-04
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

IN APT. BLDG DOWNTOWN ROOMS,
kitchen and bath, well furnished. gas and
ilsht. maid service gentlemen only Or
GIRL WANTED TO SHARE APT. .
others, reasonable. Call ME. 350S between
and 3 pm. after $50 p M immed
NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL-ATT,
furn. ? rms, kitchen. bath Daily maid
and linen service. Box 279-T, Star, 81
DOWNTOWN. tl43 18th N.W.---STUDTO
room with place to cook. suitable for 9
Govt girls, everything furn. S25 each. s'
443o KANSAS AVE N,W.--,-LARGE, LIVING
rm., bedrm, complete kit. BATH utils,
incl Entire first floor. Gentle couple.
2232 KEARNEY ST. NE ROOMS,
kitchen and bath on nrst floor. Porch.
lv, rm and bsmt. priv. - blk. r. I.
ave, car line. Adults. Call after 4 pm.
l AND 9 ROOM, KTTCHENETTE APTs.
Fireproof apartment building. Mt. Pleasant
section Weekly rates. co. 272a.
1924 18th ST. NV.
Rms, Kitchen, Bath, Furnished
Evening star., 1942-08-04

will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
ing e. Storase Co, Taylor 2931.
Evening star., 1942-08-04

ARTIST ST-PHOTOGRAPHER WANTS 70
make sample pictures' Of children no
cner sood in August only: home -sittinss
Gall Mr.. gTE1NDL Hobart 1900, 7s
Evening star., 1942-08-04
PERSONAL.

IF YOU NEED EXTRA MONEY. GET 1T
81 MY NEW REDUCED RATES. You
can get 500 and need only repay 81 ~
per week. which includes interest the
only charge. Other amounts in propor-
ttlon. Call KEN DICKSON, Michigan 65l0.
HEMORRHOIDs ERADICATFD BY NY
own method. Results effective for 4 Iifs-
time or money back Write for booklet. No
glafs gaaE Sa,u. Or suIger. DR. eoMMERWERcK.
Evening star., 1942-08-04

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS Of all kinds; GEN.
eral repairs, remodeling; prompt service
e. L. Miller 1885 10Th st. NO. 1864 A.
GARAGE BUILT. complete. S1ss, Call
Mr.. Proctor. Woodley 1896
Evening star., 1942-08-04

1904 10th ST N,W.-Master bedroom, pri-
vate bath, shower. closets. 4 windows
single or double; refined persons. references
Evening star., 1942-08-04
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

FOR SALE-Riding horse and young mar
also cocker spaniel puppies, A. K. C. re
istered. Hyattsville SOLO
Evening star., 1942-08-04
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

WANTED-Boarding homes for Jewish
children in D. c. or nearby areas. Please
phone Georgia 1035 or write Jewish Social
Service AGENCY, 1131 Spring rd NV.
GENTLE FAMILY; good bed, meals. reas !;
quiet Northwest sec; Aug. 20; settled lady
Details. Box PITT, Star.
BOARD AND ROOM, with some super
vision, wanted for semi-invalid lady Of 10,
vicinity Sth and Bunker Hill rd. ne. Cali
Evening star., 1942-08-04

| sol CALVERT, Apt. 5-Twin beds run
| water; near b. with shower; good environ
| faonta mar
Evening star., 1942-08-04
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

(O6nt1nVed On Next PNVo.l
Evening star., 1942-08-04
SITUATIONS WOAFN

oOOkkEEPER- capable and eficient g yrs.
credit experience. desires Immediate posi-
aon' can assume charge of ofice. BOX
Evening star., 1942-08-04
APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED BY RELIABLE COUPLE, AS PER
manent residents furn. or unfunr apt. OF
small house, within miles circle, NV.
GEORGETOWN. or Foxhell Village pref. NO.
O1~D
Evening star., 1942-08-04
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.

IIZf ITLn ST. N. w.
} Rms, Kitchen, Bath, Furnished
Evening star., 1942-08-04

PIANOS-We are now showing what is
probably the largest selection OF used and
reconditioned grand pianos we have ever
had on our floors: many unusual values in
way, .Wurlitzer. Estey, sohmer. Hardman.
Brambach and Others. Terms. Call Re-
public 62l2. kits. 1880 @ st. middle Of
the block.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22

What by the way. has become
~ the BIG families that used TO
he 80 common? Modern clviliza-
ton apartment house lives, and
50 but haven't we got any
really big ones in Detroit?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22

FAYE AND ANDRE. Latin
dancers who have recently COM
pleted a goodwill tour of Mexico,
take the spotlight in a new revue
at the Casanova.
Their routines are combina-
ton of ballroom and adagio work,
featuring aerial SONS and lifts.
Young Cliff Arvin. the boy
with the puppets" puts his midget
wooden dancers through interpre-
tative and production routines,
while Maxine Holman adds exotic
numbers to the dance portion of
the show.
Offering her own arrangements
Of the hit tunes, songstress Jessica
Garwood stays over as mistress of
ceremonies, and Ginger Sutton
comes in TO display her mastery
of acrobatic dancing.
Lee Walters and his Collegians
lplay music for shows and dane
ing.
Al CLUB-Still amusing and
Amazing is the Great Ballantine.
worlds foremost satire magician"
whose bag Of tricks and illusions
spellbound patrons of Joe Cousins
showplace last week. The suave
straightforward artist comes up
with some now tricks this time,
delving ever deeper into his bot
ltomleSS SatChel Of entertainment
You've never laughed until
you've seen and heard comedian of
ceremonies Sonny Mars. He's
wacky. by cracky. and if your
sides don't split from laughing,
blame the girl friend who has
been attracting your attention.
Character dancer Ellen Vargo
keeps in step TO the rhythmic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22

-RnY a BOmber-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
New Sepia Bill
At Three Trees

A NEW sepia extravaganza is
the Offering at the Three Trees
this week. Opening numbers ano
finale are highlighted by dance
renditions to the hit tune OF
Chattanooga Choo-Choo," with
the entire cast taking part
Olivette Miller, harpist anp
singer, continues in the show. Miss
Miller. VINO has studied in Europe
and played before royalty. has
Travelled the four corners Of the
earth with her giant harp.
Coming in are the Tip Tops
fast tap novelty and acrobatiC
trio.
Bobby Campbell, rhythm dancer
also remains for his second week
.and-the-fn four Sepia- steppers, with
Dave Wilbourne and his swing
gentlemen, make up the balance
of the show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
WHAT A RECORD.

NEVER IN our widest dreams
designed by Dali, did we expect
How Green Was My Valley" 10
turn so red-hot at the box office
that it is to be held a THIRD
week at the Fox.
This excellent picture. real
screen achievement, has proven
that Mr.. and Mrs. Movie-goer
know a great picture when they
see one. You don't have to slug
them to death with superlatives TO
get A reaction such as the Fox is
getting, because the truth will out
in such simple fashion that high
powered advertising artists should
go and join the marines.
Seriously, this beautiful picture
which almost got the kiss of death
as an artistic creation" is out
doing all the hokum and hell-bsnt-
for-laughs product that Hollywood
has been grinding out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22

A BLACKOUT is no new thing
to the cast of M-G-Ms Mrs.
Miniver." They were fully pre-
pared for the emergency.
Greer Carson. Walter Pidgeon
and Richard New 60 about black
ing out their English home in the
film story. When active blackout
orders came from the Fourth In
-tereeptur Command of Los Angeles
recently, they had all gone through
the experience in the film, and
knew exactly how TO blackout
their homes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
Bill Robinson
Opens Friday
At Paradise

BILL "BOJANGLES' ROBIN
SON, famous tap dancing star OF
stage and screen. comes to the
stage of the Paradise Theater. Fri
day, with Jimmie Lunceford and
his well known recording or
cheStra.
In addition to these celebrated
names there will be a complete
stage revue. Lunceford will pre-
sent his aggregation, including
such favoriteS as James Young,
writer Of the hits "Tain't What
You Do" Easy Does II Got It.
and I'm in An Awful Mood; the
Lunceford Quartet, the Glee Club,
Velma Middleton, blues songstreSS,
and Lois. acrobatic dancer.
For many years Bill Robinson
has been a favorite of theater-
goerS and his engagement Friday
will probably bring his followers
out in great numbers. Robinson
lis responsible for the dancing in.
tstruction given Shirley Temple as
well as having appeared as the
Ihighlight in several of her pic.
lures. The colored dancer is said
To be without an equal.
The orchestra of Jimmie Lunce-
ford is recognized as one of the
outstanding musical organizations
on tour today and this will mark
its first Detroit theater engage
ment.
On the screen will be the first
showing of "Spooks Run Wild"
featuring the Dead End Kids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
Jack Pickering
Here
and
- OW

rFOFLE WHO OUGHT To
FT FAMOUS Va. ;. ] don't
know thisdellowS name, but his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
Additional Night Spots List
NeW Floor ShOW Bills
BY WALTER STEVENSON

music of Eddie Jones and his or
chestra. and Charmer Renee Hart
mann glides through daring dance
IroutineS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22

DAMS-"Forty Thousand Horsemen.'
il.lo a m. l.ag, as 1877. 1926 N .
"Tuep queen and the Murder Ring, "
T. Il $40 E.2Q q.ls p m
CINTMN-"Nings Of Victory" l. %,
80. AL. IS 10. S.n5 10 r. N.
IoN-"GentIeman ut Heart" - oa
a M 22H 5.43 q.03 =. m How Green
Was Nv valley" l222 342. 1902, 1922
g. m
NADISON--"Nirrlnia," 7ll5 a m,
a6, 30. 1888 p m, "SubmaTine
Patrol" IS. , 10 s.O4 p. m.
MtC HIGAN-"Sullivan's Travels" II
= m 1929. .0i, $50 STA. 10 80 ?. m
Glenn Miller, = II a. m, 2:l6, 4.5i, 20,
10 ~ y N
LNS-STATE-"One Foot IN Heaven"
~ - a m. 2.25. ,. 40 1920 p. m
Target for Tonight" II a. m 1875, 4.l5
%. P.3i p m
Riders 81 the Purple
sage" Dc as 20 sit 10 90 , IN
MAXINE sullivan, 50 SIS 80 9ii
D. M
NtTFD ARTI~T>-"Dr. Kndare's Vic.
tory ID q m 22i. 1.t'. 9o1 g. M
'' Woman L. 3s 81" -
1913 p m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
.WeissmuIler
To Be Papa Again

JOHNNY WEISSMULLER will
celebrate two birthdays very close
together, if not actually on the
same day, he disclosed recently on
the set of M-G-Ms "Tarzan
Against the World" His birthday
is June 2, and at about the same
time new arrival is expected in
the WeiSsmuller family. 1t will be
their second child
If it's girl, says Johnny, her
name will be Wendy. If it's a boy
they'll have 10 find a suitable
name. Both Johnny and Mrs
WeiSsmuller are hoping for a girl
this time.
Rnv N RnOhAr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22

ingenuity rs
Some weeks
FCO he got a
kCt for
oV rtinl Q
parking. He
kept on park
INC overtime.
bat he saved
the tiCk Ike I
that the pO-
lice had tied
10 his q or
handle
w en- he
par Ike 4 his
car, he'd tic
the flcknf ON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
Il. A. Bill
Men,; One
Held Over
BY CHARLES GENTRY

CARLO Is certainly coming out
Of her North Sea shell. what with
broadCaSting for the first time in
her life for the Presidents birth
day ball and actually cavortinG
through night clubs and all, for
picture purposes in Two Faced
Woman which opens today at the
United Artists.
All this is very laudable. OF
course, especially the broadcast,
because she has said she wanted
TO go home every time a sponsor
pointed a five-figured check at her,
Evidently the producers of her
latest pictures believed that keep
ing things in the "Ninotchka" vein
was what Doctor Public ordered,
because "TNwo-Faced Woman" is
another comedy with Greta giving
out with great laughs and capering
around.
It's a dual role and she has the
experienced help of Constance
Bennett, Melvyn Douglas and
Ruth Gordon. A cast like that is
llbiIlIlE w bC NilNtLth at NOO
should get pneumonia!
READY FOR BATTLE
It's supposed TO be dual role,
hut we bet it's a battle when
Scene-stealer Bennett tries TO take
tho props away from grasping
GrCta.
The second picture. "Dr. Kill
dare's Victory is another chapter
in the adventures up and down the
anatomy with gauze and scalpel,
Lew AyreS leading the expedition.
For eXtra-curricular activity,
Doctor Kildare discovers lovely
Ann Ayars-not related to Lew by
Spelling-who takes the place of
lovely Laraine Day, killed. in the
last episode just in time 10 fit into
the recent Arnold-Robinson drama.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22

THF HILARIOUS experiences
- fc1rman sv1nc hand wilton
fe teurr members find Thorn
.~I,r, involved with two beautiful
Singers. tough ganCSier and a
pseudo king provide the plot for
R,k . Radios romantic. -Four
Jacks and Jill" featuring Ray
Rclger and Anne Shirley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
BIackout Experts

Buy a Bon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
Complica atoms

a Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
Bow Nee cts Girl

A REPORTER with nose for
news and pretty secretary with
a heart for romance are the roles
played by Edmond O'Brien and
Ruth Warrick in R-k-O Radios
sparkling comedy. "Obliging Young
Lady" Nine-year-old Joan Carol
also is featured.
Evening star., 1942-05-17
BY NELSON M. SHEPARD.

A lot of women between 81 and As
are due for a rude awakening if
they think of enlistment in the
newly created Women's Army Aux
iliary Corps only as a shortcut to
a life of military glamour
Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby of Hous-
ton, Tex, director of the Nations
first w. A. A. C. army, lost no time
in disillusioning any such hope after
she was inducted into office yester-
day at the War Department.
The Waacs"-and it's all right
with her to call them by that abb
breviated term-are to be non-com-
Blatant soldiers in discipline, train
ing and service, whether that be
at home or overseas. The only voice
they are expected to heed is that
of the stern call to duty in war
which the new director thinks of as
much a woman's war as it is mans
war
Training for the w. A. A. C.'s will
start at Fort Des Moines, Iowa, on
July 5 for officer candidates and
September IS for the enlisted per-
sonnel of the corps. Army person.
mel will direct them. From reveille
to taps, which ends the night study
period, it will be a hard and steady
grind. The day will start with
physical setting-up exercises, which
Is nothing new to the average wosn-