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Brazilian Jungles
Setting for Film e.
HOLLYWOOD

nOLL1 WOOU.
Brazilian jungles provide the
principal background Of the newest
short subject in Paramount
speaking Of Animals" series, titled
In South America" One of the
longest location trips of. the year
was undertaken in obtaining scenes
for the film, which, like its prede-
cessors in the series, was produced
by Jerry Fairbanks and Bob Carlisle
Most of the sequences were made
along the banks of the Amazon by
Paramount camera crew. Among
the exotic native birds and animals
to be seen in the Aim are the cock
o the rock, spider monkey, tapir,
coati-mundi, mata-mata, and capt.
vara. Some scenes were made at
the bosque near Belem. In the
new picture, As in earlier releases
OF the series, the animals appear to
speak through a combination of
trick photography and animation.
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tiers anonymously to the townfolk,
opening Saturday At the Pix The
ater. Principal roles are taken by
Flora Robson, Ann Todd, Robert
Newton and Reginald Tate. The
story was written by Richard
Llewellyn. author notably Of How
Green Was My Valley" On the
same bill will be Exile Express, I"
with Anna STEM and Alan Marshal.
The pri1e-winning French screen
play, Harvest" Will be Elloyn
through Friday.
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ceeding 426,0oO ut the National
Theater. ;. This week VIII be
better, without American Theater
Society subscribers. Lillian Gish
and Stuart Erwin Of Mr.. Sycamore"
coming to the National Theater
next week send word via Joe Heidi
Of the 1heater Guild they will make
personal appearance At the War
Fair. Jose Ferrer who played
one of the leading roles in "Vickie"
Is leaving that company for 4 role
in Katharine Cornell's Three Sis
ters". Play due here week Of
November 80 has Judith Anderson,
Ruth Gordon, Edmund Gwenn and
Dennis king as other important
members OF the east.
III 4 X \
Lee Brady II Feted.
Leo Brady, who wrote Catholic
University's musical Count Me In"
now running on Broadway, Is join
Ing the Army. He was hosted at
luncheon today by Rev. Gilbert v.
Hartke Of the Speech and Drama
Department Of Catholic U. with
critics and friends joining in
the Hotel Carlton festivities. /.
Many have inquired how 1t happens
that Maxwell Anderson's Eve Of st.
Mark. can be given by the King
Smith players while it IL currently
running in New York. Answer
Is that playwright Anderson penned
his drama for the collegiate con-
ference and 1T least 20 Of these
university groups will offer it. this
season. Theater Guild once
planned to do the Thornton Wilder
play, Skin Of Your Teeth" with
Helen Hayes in the role now played
by Florence Edredge.
4 4 4
yankee Decide" In London.
British War bond premiere Of
Yankee Doodle Dandy" 1T the
Warner Thsater in London resulted
IN the sale Of more than S4O3o 900
IN bonds. Patterned after the New
York and Hollywood premieres Of
the Warner Bros. picture, admission
to the local first night>was strictly
through the purchase Of National
war Savings certificates, the Brit.
lh equivalent Of War bonds, priced
at $40 to $4,000 per seat in Ameri-
can coin.
X \ X II
Midnight Show ut Earle.
These stay-up-all-night shows
seem to be epidemic. Johnny Long
and his band will appear in a spe-
c1al midnight show ut Warmers
Earle Theater on Friday, October
%, their opening day. Late the
atergoers can see = complete show
II they arrive Is late As ii 80 pm.
Longs Orchestra has developed q
popular following since it first
played at the Earle Theater a wear
and ~ half ago. As 4 result the
genial band leader has been BROUGHT
PACK BY request three times in 4
little over year and a half.
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Scheduled Friday
For Trans.Lux

steel for Victory" story Of the
vital place Of the metal In the war
effort, and "A Letter From Bataan,"
revealing the reason We lost the
Philippines to the Japs, headline
the Trans-Lux bill which starts. Fri
day. The latest Of the George Pal
Puppetoons, 1.-THE Little Broadcast,
together with the newsreels, "Kal-
tenborn Edits the News" and Tex
McCfary's release, 1.-THE Eagles
Nest" will comprise the rest Of the
program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21

bert L e " ! MS
adaptation and
u n d e rstanding
direction. H e
has all the &C.
c n tri It'll es,
sometimes asso-
ciated with pure
genius, incapac-
ity to be meas
ured by ordi-
nary hui m a n
standards, gla-
cial impervious-
ness to the suf-
ferings he caused
those who loved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21

produce and Ladislas Fodor Il CON-
plettng the script for mining latef
this month. Currently, Hathaway
IS completing "China Girl. the Ben
Hecht screen play and also starring
Gene Tierney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21
English Mystery
Coming to Pix

Poison Pen," English mystery
drama about villager who had
mania for sending discriminating let
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detachment from any soft or ten
der sentiments, an enigma Of the
human race. What he felt within
him, he was able to depict on can
vas with the sublime artistry of q
great creator, and only when he was
touched by the heavy hand Of mis-
fortune did he show signs Of re-
generation.
Moon and Sixpence" Is too grim
and consciously sordid to be q great
box ONCE winner. But those who
like Somerset Vaughan can ap-
proach the picture with the full
knowledge that his memorable VOL
ume has been respected. It i'm
presses one that George Sanders
should have been grateful for =
role which approximates . screen
tour de force. Actors and actresses
are best remembered for the illu-
sion and reality they can inter-
polate into roles of substance, In
volving many strange facets Of hui
man character. Charles Strickland
Is one Of these full-bodied people,
and the George Sanders interpre-
tation is facile and forceful enough
to give him serious consideration
for an academy award. One vote
against this one-man war, even
though critics may be unwittingly
recruited as mere attention callers.
X 4
Screen Stars Are Coming.
Community War Fair at Uline's
Arena, opening next Friday, has
won the cooperation Of the Holly
wood Victory Committee. Kenneth
Thompson Of the Screen Actors
Guild notified the local commit
tee yesterday that the fair may
expect visits from Adolphe Men
jou, Herbert Marshall, Melvyn
Douglas, Vera Zorina and Ralph
Bellamy, at dates to be announced
later.
In addition the committee has in
Vited various stage stars who will
be in the vicinity of Washington to
add their glamour by personal ap-
pearances. There will hse"surprise"
attractions. living up the fairs slo-
gan, Something doing every min
ute from the time that the gates
open at Uline's Arena"
Versatile Mr.. Coward.
From the grapevine that trickles
within the industry is the word that
Noel Coward has done the out
standing feat of the year for the
English screen.
Coward wrote the story of "In
Which We Serve" which is the
saga Of an English destroyer-HMS
Torrin-from the time of its
launching, until 1t perishes IN the
service Of the Grown. They say
that the fiction was inspired by the
life of Lord Mountbatten, and in
the production Coward had the CO.
operation Of the Royal navy.
Author plays Capt. Kinross OF His
Majesty's navy, co-directed with Da-
vid Lean, produced the picture and
provided its musical setting. For
this latter establishment Coward
enlisted the services Of the London
Symphony Orchestra.
I'm Which We Serve" will furnish
- good test as to whether pictures
need star value to hit in America.
Apart from Noel Coward not one of
the supporting cast is known to
American movie goers.
Il
Cornell Play, November 80.
United Service Organization Is
circularizing $4,000 workers on the
to II midnight shifts in behalf of
the milkman's matinee scheduled
for Keith's Thursday, with the fea-
ture going on at / am. Friday. :.
Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne's
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Sanders One>Man War
For Better Roles Wins Veto
Screen Stars Announced
For Personal Appearance
At Community War Fair
BY ANDREW r. KELLEY.

George Sanders conducting war more appealing
roles IN HOLLYWOOD hopes enlist critics s his
AFTER viewing the motion picture
NOON and spen IN which Actor Sanders dmen-
stoned and completely searching strickland
portray, here is one ballot for Hollywoods choice.
Strickland genius Of
unennotonal, and sas Herbert
shall brands him uneated
La gaceta., 1942-08-05
La Corte Saprema del Ar'e

La COrte Saprema del Arte
AnOche ofreci6 su espeetacu-
10 La Corte Suprema del Arte,
en- ell teatro Casino.
Ramon Bermddez p%resent6 a
Sonia Viilarreal, que cant6 80
lamente una vez'; lie signui6 "a
Srta. Alicia Alvarez, que lucia
un bonito traje y estrer6 "El
muerto Sc fue de runba"; Lau-
rita Campisi enton6 Under ;he
apple tree; Oscar Rodriguez
aant6 Amor, acompahandc4a
Bermidez con la clave y las ma
racas.
Una pequehita, Silvia Mendo-
"a, cant6 Remember Pearl
Harbor", Y ell joven Rogelio Ar
turo, acompanandose con la gui
tara, dej6 DIR ell tango "Clavel
del Aire".
Por los aplausos del pdblico
re~sultaron triunfadores, ert1e
los memories, Sonia Villarreal y
Silvia Mendoza, Y entire los ma
yores, Rogelio Arturo y Alicia
Alvarez.
La primera concursante en- la
pesca de la suerte, Sra. Josefina
Sardinas, no pudo pescar. Obtu-
vieron premios Matte Carras-
co, Mary Leto, Juanita Menen-
DEE, Joaquina Alvarez, lsidro
Huerta Y Joe Bonina.
El maestro de ceremonies, CO.
mo nGmero especial, cant6 una
guajira c6mica, siendo aplaudi-
do.
La gaceta., 1942-08-05
LA n GENERAL PAT1-
FICO 10 HECHO PO2 LA
DTPECTTVA

FL Centre Asturiano ceiebr6
anoche una importan5e iunta ge
neral, con motive &c, haoar re-
nunciado cuatro de is madicos
dev isita, los ORES, Rogue, An
gulo, M&s v Dominguoz.
Asistieron unos 250 socios Y
la directiva rinoi5 IN ampljo in
forme.
Uno de los sehoras socios pre-
gunt6 con que medicos Sc conta-
ba y Sc ledijo que con los ORES.
Ortega, ciruiano; Winton, que
ha prometido su apoyo 81 es ne
cesario'; Perzia, especialista de
garganta, nariz, y oidos; Faver,
comadr6n; Parsons NJ. Garcia.
director Y m6dico de vista; DR..
Santiago Paniello, m6dico de vi
sta; Dir. Barrera, bacteri6logo;
DIR. Blanco, inferno, Y DR.. Fer
nandez, inferno.
Solo dos &c esos m&dicos ha-
cen visitas dCmiciliarias, los
Dres. Garcia y Paniello.
Acord6 la junta ratificar 10
hecho por la Directiva.
La gaceta., 1942-08-05

La venta de estos automobiles es-
tara bajo ell control del gobierno.
Estos vehiculos Sc venderan sola-
mente para 1908 estrictamente nece-
sarios. III mismo sistema de ra-
clones Sc esta aplicando a los mer-
cados de exportacion. Los Estados
Unidos han pedido la cooperation
de las otras repdblicas americans
a fin de que estas vendan vehiculos
solamente para uso de civiles que
verdaderamente los necesiten, pues
la exportacion de automobiles pro-
vendra de los abastecimientos que
hay en- reserva actualmente.
Segun explic6 ell Consejo para la
Production de Guerra: LA eantidad
de vehfculos que sc exportaran sera
equivalence a la distribution y re-
quisitos en- este pals. Muchas uni
dades Sc han enviado en- pleas a
Centre y Sudamerica. Este ha
hecho possible la labor ininterrum-
pida de las lineas de m~ontaje. y al
mismo tempo suministrara empleo
continue a los trabajadores. Los
paises importadores estan cooper
ando con los Estados Unidos en- la
distribution de camiones, autobuses,
y otros vehiculos para satisfacer los
requisites indispensables solamente.
Dicha cooperation incluye la con-
gelaci6n de pedidos y la implanta-
cion de un cuidadoso procedimiento
de restricciones analogo al que
usamos en- este pals"
Sc considera en- los c%frculos CO.
merciales que la ex%portaci6n autori-
zada de 14.560 vehiculos durante las
primeras seis semanas del p%resente
ano, es una prueba de la restriction
dc ventas de dichos vehieulos en- los
La gaceta., 1942-08-05
La Frat rnidGd

Sc acerca ell dfa %, cuando la
sociedad de Socorros Mutuos La
Fraternidad celebrara su Pic
mic annual.
Tendra lugar en- los salones
del Centre Asturiano.
Al medic1ia Sc servira un ex-
Quisito almuerzo, y ell arroz con
polio Sera ell plato principal.
A las tres de la tarde empe-
cara ell bale. En- la sala cantina
Sc situara la orquesta latina La
Sonora, bajo la direction del pro
fesor Victor Gonzalez, Y en- la
sala principal ocupara la plata
forma de la m1sica la orquesta
de "jazz" que dirige ell professor
Frank Grasso.
Creese que mas de 800 persO-
mas almorzaran en- la casa de los
astures.
Seguiremos informando.
La gaceta., 1942-08-05
MATRIMONIOS

Harold Wymer, 20, y Mario
RE 0'Neil, 10; Carl Wilson, 20,
y Eva Phillips, 81; Frank Chas.
Murta, p, y Doris Elva Elem
ing, 81; Ernest Everett Brew
er. "a, y Ella Pauline Danforth,
"a; Carmelo d. Papa, 81, y An
ME Mae Thomas, 81; Freeman
Crowder, %, y Rose f. Harvey,
26; Harry Heely Gahan, %, y
La gaceta., 1942-08-05
DE LOS QUE VIAJABAN EN-
UN "CRUCERO' SOLO Sc
SALVO UNA MUJER

Standish, Michigan, agosto 5.
DE las II personas que viaja-
ban en- ell "crucero' que el do
mingo Sc hundi6 en- la bahia Sa-
ginaw, solo Sc salv6 una mujer,
la Sra. Dorothy Repkie, de % a
nos, que Sc vic obligada a nadar
una distancia de Z millas,
Ell "crucero', un remolcador
convertible, choc6 contra una ro-
ca y Sc hundi6.
La Sra. Repkis dice que pen
saba en- su hijito de seis meses
La gaceta., 1942-08-05

Gloria Lorraine Steele, 10; Err
resto Alvarez, 81, y Clara Coro-
minas, 16; John A. Ecker, AZ,
y Margaret Ella Gil.epsie, "a f;
Edward F. Sunderman. %, y
Edit M. Robbie, %; Frank p. Nc
Michael, % y Helen Eugenia
Parkhill, %.
La gaceta., 1942-08-05

Coleman contra Reuben Cole
man; Robert Higgins contra
Pearl Higgins K. Keepers con-
ira Robert n. Henderson; 10
knight contra Leroy Knight
Sue McKinnie Deschepper con-
ira Gilbert Deschepper; Teresa
Kickliter contra James f.
Kickiiter.
Condado de Hillsborough con-
ira 81 estado de Florida, dar va
lor legal a $1,000 en- bonos.
La gaceta., 1942-08-05
new! FREDERICKSBURG"
HYGIENE


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Of dctches Va a precautionary meas
ure for women who want 10 be clean.
dainty--for women troubled by Of
Tending door or discharge.
Some products may be harmful 70
delicate tissues. But not Lydia 2.
Pinkham's sanatfve wash Pinkham's
Banative Wash Is gaining great favor
among women because it's NOT q
harmful gefmicide, Instead its q
mighty effective "bacteriostAtic" the
modern trendl. u not only discour-
ages bacterial growth and infection
but thoroughly cleanses and deodof-
Tres. Very soothing relieves minor
~trritations and discharge and has q
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
Inexpensivel Oct your bottle Of Lydia
Pinkham'a eanattve Waah today. AN
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La gaceta., 1942-08-05
GUSTAVO HERNANDEZ
G u MEJORANDO

Sigue recluido en- Ell sanato-
rio del Centre EspanOl y CONT
nda mejorando, ell estimado a
migo Gustavo Hernandez, el
hombre de confianza de sus her
manos Casimiro y Lorenzo en- el
restaurant columbia.
Hace pocos dias lie practice u
ma delicada operation ell eminen-
tie cirujano DIR. Winton.
Muchas personas sc interesan
por el.
La gaceta., 1942-08-05
PrOrrateO

y este lie daba fuerzas para lu-
char con ell mar.
Ell cuerpo del esposo de la va
liente muier, Luis, un hombre
de 20 amos, fue encontrado en-
la bahia y llevando el chaleco
salvavidas. 0cho cadaveres fue-
ron recobrados va por el servi-
clio de guardacostas.
La gaceta., 1942-08-05
DIVORCIUS Y PDEITOS

Decretos Mary Ellen Buzbee
contra Wayland Buzbee; A. f.
contra Julia Cooper Ha
rold A. B. onant contra Edna NJ.
Nuevas demands Lula G.
La gaceta., 1942-08-05
MejOrado

Encuentrase bastante mejora
do de la delicada operaci6n a
que fuera sometido en- dias pa
sados, ell apreciado amigo Gus
tavo Hernandez.
La gaceta., 1942-08-05
Enfe1mitO

EnfermitO
Hallase recluido en- su hogan
ell nino Frank PUG, hijo de los
,sposos Luciano Y Jennie PUG,
residente de la 10 avenida.
La Sra. Puig sc encontraba
disfrutando de unas vocaciones
en- la Playa de Clearwater y tu-
vo que regresar a esta debido a
la enfermedad de su primogeni-
to.
Hacemos fervientes ruegos pOr
su salud.
La gaceta., 1942-08-05

Unidos Y de la adaptation de
la industrial de automobiles a indus
tria dc guerra. Por medic de dichas
eXportaciones Sc han reasumido las
que estuvieron interrumpidas por
breve tempo al estallar la guerra IN
ell PaciGco.
La Distribution Sierra Igual
I'll gobierno de los Estados Unidos
ha adoptado una politica por medic
dc Ia cual sc compartiran los vehicu-
los con las otras Americas en- parties
iguales y proporcionadas. Habra
mucho menos que compartir a me-
dida que las fabricas empiecen a
fabricar tanques, canones Y a%viones
para fortalecer las defensas del
hemisferio americana contra los
agresores.
I'll equipo de industrias ~esenciales
para Ia guerra esta recibiendo
mayor preferential, mientras que la
production de AUTOMOBILES, refrige-
radoras %mecanicas, radios y demas
a~rticulOs para uso de civiles ha sido
restringida o suspendida por com
pleto. Esta prioridad sc aplica a
Industries esenciales de las otras
rep1blicas americanas que cooperan
con nosotros para aumentar Ia pro-
ducci6n de materiales esenciales
para In guerra. Como ejemplo de
este, podemos citar la declaration
hecha por el Consejo para Ia Produc-
cion de Materiales dc Guerra. en- ell
sentido de que a las companias cue
trabajan Ell cobre en- la America del
Sur les sera permitido hacer dobles
compras de equipo mediante 81 uso
dc las clasifcaciones de sus respec-
twas prioridades. =
La gaceta., 1942-08-05
ReStdblecidO

En- ell dia de aver fue dado de
alta en- ell Sanatorio del Centre
Espanol, tras haber permaneci-
90 en- dicha casa de salud por
va.ios meses, ell apreciado ami
go Manuel Solar.
Dentro de breves dias volvera
a sus habituales ocupaciones.
Celebramos grandemente su
SUI reStablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1942-08-05
NOTAS SOCIALES
{PoR MARIO RoDkIGuEz)
Ina 10Sfnl

Una postal
iDesde la ciudad de Charles
ton, en- Carolina del Sur, nos en-
via una postal nuestro aprecia-
do amigo Ricardo Casanova.
En- la raferida ciudad 81 jo-
Ven Casanova Sc emplea en- los
astiileros.
Agradecemos SUI atenci6n.
La gaceta., 1942-08-05

NUepO croniSta
En- q dia de hoy inici6 Ia de-
licada labor de cronista social
de nueStro colega de la mcnana,
81 estimado joven Oscar LaCa-
lle, que tambien presta sus ser
vicios como l~inotipista &c csc
diario.
La reduction de esa plGna es-
taba a cargo del jove NORGE
Nieto, ell que tuvo que aoando-
mar SUI cargo por el reciente ia
Eecimiento de SUI abuela.
Saludamos al joven LaCaale
V lie deseamos muchos eXitos.
La gaceta., 1942-08-05

Santos del dtG
NueStra Sra. de las Niees
Stas. Afra, Mona, Emigdio Y
OSwaldo.
La gaceta., 1942-08-05

- Los Es-
tados Unidos estan compar-
tiendo con las otras rep1blicas
americans SUI limitada Quota
de vehiculos. Ell Consejo para
la Production de Materiales de
Guerra, asi como la Junta de
Economic de Guerra, han au-
forbade la entrega de un
n1mero limitado de auto
movies, camiones, y otros
Vehiculos a paises amigos.
Segdn anuncia ell Consejo para la
Production de Materiales de Guerra,
durante Ell perfodo cofiprendido en-
tire ell primero de enero y ell 10 de
febrero, la Ofcina para ell Control de
Exportaciones, division del Conseio
de Economic de Guerra, autoriz6 la
exportacion de 1850 vehiculos.
No sc sabe ell n1mero exacto de estos
vehiculos que Sc exportaron mas sc
tiene entendido que la mayorfa de
ellos Sc destinaron a nuestras repd-
blicas vecinas de Centre y Sud-
america.
Sc haran mas entregas, pero estas
seran limitadas debido a que la pro-
ducci6n de automobiles para Ell uso
de civiles sc ha interrumpido, v la
g%igantesca industrial de automobiles
Sc he dedicado a la production de
material de guerra.
P~rOrrateO
Antes de dar t6rmino a su produc-
ci6n las fabricas de la industrial de
automobiles, sc estableci6 n re-
serva de 100000 vehiculos de motor.
La gaceta., 1942-08-05

Mucho Los sGtisface saber de
Su mejoria.
La gaceta., 1942-08-05

ST senor
Compre la pintUra B.
L. P. Solamente Sc VEN
de en- ling Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida y
Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-08-05
ANUNC1ESk EN-
IA GA(E'TA
Gotta DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

n you've got a date with the eirl friend, os
a business appointment. play smart and take
ne proper pfecaution % see hat your breath
l1eart offend Unnecessarily. After all. moth.
ag D ~ lnozcusnbie and 10 offensive a.
eglcu@od case o. halitoaia (bad BREATH. Be
ore yuur next tate Or business appointment.
inso Che mouth with Linterine Antissptie.
AIm0at Immediately your breath becomes
Hea er, purer, less likely % offend. Most
nao8 ~ hnlitfaia, cay some authorities, are
lue t1 The fermentation Of tiny food particles
"a the mouth, although some eases may b.
iuc ~ ayrtcmic Disorders. Against the for
1or condition, Lhterue AutlHeptlc work.
wonders because it hrat hnlts the fermsn a.
ton aud then Overcomea the odfru h causes.
Don't forget ~ use A. III the frat aid n
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Evening star., 1942-09-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

l SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted and
signed for by myself. ADELE M. HAND
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l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
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a mistake, and I will be respon sble for
debts for my wife, Dorodena O'Brien and
myself John OBrien. Signed JOHN
OBRlEN, @35 Ascot pl. ne. 90
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT COU-
pon No 20 on the First Mortgage Bonds
OF the washington Auditorium Corpora
ton will be paid upon pre>,ntation to
the American Security and Trust Com
pany, WASHINGTON. D. c., on and after
Wednesday, Sept. Q. 1912
WASHINGTON AUDITIRIUM
CORPORATION.
BY B. L. COTTON President,
Evening star., 1942-09-07
Arlington Rotion Boord
To Review 'C' Books

Arlington County Ration Board
officials announced that all supple
mental &C" gasoline books were re-
viewed last week by representative
of the State Office of Price Admin
istration and that, following his
report, the local board will call in
a large percentage of the 1902
holders of the CO. books to review
their status.
The public must understand,
that those employed in naval and
military establishments, excluding
the Navy and War Departments,
are eligible for preferred mileage"
J. Maynard Magruder, board chair
man, said.
Evening star., 1942-09-07
Dinner Chairman Named

Miss Lille Anderson of Woodside
will serve as chairman Of the an
nual chicken dinner of the Women's
: Society Of the Woodside Methodist
Church, September II.
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HELP MEN.
INVESTIGATORS (2l

that offers fine opportunity for advance
ment. Previous sales, finance or credit
experience helpful, but not required. CAR
NOT NEEDED. Salary S160 per mo to
start, Apply H, E. Haver, 5000 r. L ave,
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MOTOR WTNDER

Commercial motor winder.
Also men with some expert
ence on small motors. Box
329-S, Star.
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ENGINEER, WHITE, 5th CLASS.
APPLY MR.. TAYLOR, SUPT.,
WESTCHESTER APIS, 1000
CATHEDRAL, AVE NV
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CASHIERS.
AGES 40 TO 60

Must be in good health, active and ac-
customed to standing several hours at q
time. Good moral character and clear rec
ord of past employment essential After
noon and evening shifts. $3.50 per month
to start with excellent opportunity for ad-
Vancem:nt. Apply weekdays before 10 am.
at Capital Transit Co. Seth and Pros
pect ave. NV, GEORGETOWN Take route
NO. 20 Cabin John streetcat. Please do
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4 COLORED MEN OR WOMEN

4 COLORED MEN OR WOMEN.
A good opportunity for Government
workers to earn from S1s to S25 per week
IN spare time If you have evenings free
We train you. Business under race man
agement. See or call H. B. FLEMING,
2603 P st. NV, to II am. HO. 3722
MULTILITH OPERATOR.
Excellent salary; permanent
position. Drake Press, 1921
New York ave. NV.