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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07

ANSWER:
 First should negligent not childhood pIaymaes who naturally became should while disposition might be sweet and the attitude friendly the child hasn't those in contact with
 Here again the blame with daughter of told beauty and she's been failure to make friends she's sweetness and light in solitary existence If has not example to make friends friends n with friends, this might be the answer
 girl doesn't a Htterbug hep cat bril- gamrOus creature to have friends about her assets and ha bes or she nobody interested She the people doing give good enjoying herself and them She has to Preferably have the background of hospab home where this possible then she has to should mother to guide in orphan hav and fun with them.
 - CAROLINE GARFIELD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07
Caroline Chatfield
Sqys Todqy
Tltle Reglstered. D. 5. Patent oface

Are These Mothers On Their Jobs? DEAR MISS CHATFIEID:
 what you with girl of sixteen who disposition wanted to be friendly with other young people either and getting despondent her plight? ANONYMOUS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07

might wouldn't be in good taste for visit in home Such tate friends longer stand ing than correspondent Allowing hospitality would hardly delicate for his first date with it and her parents shouldn't permit It.
 So come along your and let soldier with him place don't he'll find to ale arrangements for weekend quarters If you make hit Se' IVY v CAROLINE CHATFTEID.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07

MISS CHATFIELD:
 This etiquette but also question of boy have been corresponding with soldier and his letters neighbor enlisted and she has asked all the girls party Saturday night and think the soldier end Our family is large and our entertain him. Would be all right to without mentioning the week end situated. UNCERTAIN
Evening star., 1942-08-17
Friday night-Red Cross flrst aid

Friday nieht-Red Cross first aid
advance practice.
Saturday night-servicemen at
home for weekend.
Sunday night-Aerial Nurse Corps
drill at Grifith Park.
"Of course, I get lonely-when
I have time to be- Carole added,
but with all the coast guards
stationed near our home in Santa
Monica I manage to keep busy
entertaining them. Mother and I
haven't been without one to six
Army, Navy or Marine Corps noys
as house guests since war was de-
clared The least any of us can
do is to see that servicemen sta
toned nearby get taste Cf .1ome
life, because a home cooked meal
and some one to talk to about their
best girl or the folks back home is
what means most to them" a
Numerous women, some married
to screen stars, and thus indirectly
connected with the film business,
have taken places in the assembly
lines of nearby airplane and de-
fense plants.
Mrs. John Garfield, for one, has
announced that she will apply for
a Job at Lockheed while her actor
husband is away on long vacation
trip to Florida for a service picture,
Air Force"
Studio feminine workers, both
actresses and Office attaches, are
found In almost every large group
of war workers, acting as Red Gross
aides, messengers for AFRAID
wardens and checkers for the in
terceptor groups.
Concentration on war work and
entertainment is actually making
the Hollywood pretties forget the
fact that the supply of eligible
young bachelors is rapidly dwin-
ding. The wives or girls whom
Ronald Reagan, Wayne Morris,
Jeffrey Lynn, James Stewart, Rob-
ert Montgomery ana so many otners
left behind them are digging in for
the duration and relying upon
charitable and patriotic activities
to keep them busy.
Bette Davis gives almost every
available free hour for some such
service. She recently christened a
new ship and she is active IN the
current effort to provide entertain
ment for cantonments where Negro
soldiers are quartered. Barbara
Stanwyck works equally hard on
similar projects. Dolores Moran
pretty, young and very blond, esti-
mates she has danced more thar
1000 miles with soldiers and sailors
on leave at various Hollywood
homes and USO headquarters. She
adds: And I even haven't noticed
! the fact that my boy friend In Sar
Evening star., 1942-08-17
THE EVENING WASHINGTON, AUGUST H. 1912

but invariably to some spot fre-
quented by servicemen.
When Hollywoods own come back
on leave or to say a final good-by
before leaving for parts unknown,
the whole colony takes part in the
noisy ceremonies that attend them.
Jimmy Stewart Is practically
mobbed whenever he shows up for
an evenings diversion among his
old cronies.
First putt-putt accident Of Hol-
lywood's rubberless era was chalked
up with John Payne as No. VIC
tim. Payne was scooting toward
the studio in his tiny car when a
woman driver made quick stop
without signaling. Payne jammed
on his brakes, his bike skidded from
under him, and he rolled over
several times on the pavement.
Only a few scratches, but the scooter
WAS u. boAc 1AiAoh W" 1'AAN
sticks to the comics. She will ap-
pear with Jack Benny in The
Meanest Man in the World" e.
Herman Shumlin has asked Bette
Davis to consider Broadway ap-
pearance in production OF his
this fall. And Bette Is very excited
at the prospect. Alan Hale Is
becoming a glamor boy. He finally
has allowed he makeup depart
ment to tamper with his curly
blond harlan important natural
feature Of all Hale appearances on
the screen. For scenes in THE Ad-
ventures OF Mark Twain" he'll per-
NIT his tresses to be dyed several
shades darker. It's the first time
in his 80 years OF show business,
Hale declares, that a hairdresser
has touched his hair. The
Treasury Department expects to
exceed $6,000,0 900 for the War bond
premiere Of Yankee Doodle Dan
dy," which will be held in Holly
wood August IL.
Released BY the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
Bonds or bondage-was there eve1
an easier choice: Get yours now.
Evening star., 1942-08-17

Paramount lot, are all in great de-
mand for minor chores with the
Victory Committee. both as group
entertainers In chorus lines for
camp shows and as individual dane
ing partners.
Miss Lands, for instance, who in
normal times had a string of ad-
miring escorts longer perhaps than
any other movie lady in town, Is SO
busy with auxiliary work that she
hasn't time to compute her social
losses" Carole is the only Holly
wood girl entitled to wear two uni
forms-of different rank. She's
commander of the first division OF
the Aerial Nurse Corps Of America
and she's a mere storekeeper, third
class, in the Naval Aid Auxiliary
formerly known as Bundles for
Bluejackets.
"Since war was declared I car
count on the fingers of one hand the
| dates I've had with motion picture
men," she declared. THE only mar
out of uniform I can think of whom
I've been out with is Jorge Guinle
who is here on an ofacial mission
from the Brazilian government
And I'm not doing any more thar
most Hollywood actresses.
Here's a sample Of Carolei
weekly schedule:
Monday night-Canteen work a
the Naval Aid Auxiliary at Whining
ton.
Tuesday night-Chemical war
fare, gas defense class Of Aeria
Nurse Corps OF America.
Wednesday night-Rifie practic'
for NAA.
Thursday night-Used to be tn
Ciro's round table canteen night
but is now free evening for &C
companying service men or Carol
has group Of them to her home TO
dinner,
Evening star., 1942-08-17

had been created to arouse discon-
tent among crowds standing before
shops and provoke them to violence,
but that the police had undertaken
"courageously" to halt these bloody
exploits"
A vichy dispatch to the Gazette
de Lausanne said the Paris Incl
dents gave proof that the leaders
Of the anti-G German activity found
easy prey among the population,
especially In the cities where the
food situation was becoming more
and more difficult.
The dispatch referred to the re-
cent order prohibiting possession
of arms under the penalty of death
as necessary to assure no rupture
of public order.
Evening star., 1942-08-17

Francisco hasn't written In three
weeks"
II \
Meanwhile, the Hollywood girls
are seen less and less often in the
few night spots remaining open.
Night-clubbing is practically out for
the duration among the screens
younger generation. The combina-
ton of missing faces and the pres
ence elsewhere of lonely boys who
crave entertainment, a dancing
partner and a conversational COM
panion, has drained all these ia
miliar faces from the night spots
and into the canteens and service
mems clubhouses.
To a certain extent the war has
brought Hollywood together into a
more closely welded family group.
Wives and sweethearts of men In
the service are invariably included
in the entertainment plans of those
Evening star., 1942-08-17

into his armed services?
Well, It's a problem for girls
everywhere and Hollywood is no
exception. The studios carry on
their rosters dozens of names OF
pretty and talented young women
who are being groomed for star
dom. But girl can't work all the
time. So, when Saturday night
rolls around and she may feel the
urge to dance. what does she do?
Let's listen first to Frances Raj
ferty, q vivid young brunette. who
won her first break at the M-G-M
studio q few weeks ago:
"California girls are mighty
lucky" says Frances, There are
80 many armed camps in these
parts that we are not entirely
bereft. A lot of us who work in
pictures 60 to the camp dances.
It's supposed to be our patriotic
duty to visit the camps. But, gosh,
we certainly are having a wonder
ful time doing our duty!'
As q matter of Victory Committee
record, youngsters under contract
to all the studios find their spare
evening hours well occupied by the
servicemen, dancing with them In
various USO centers and entertain
ment places that abound around
Los Angeles. The supply OF eligible
young actors is obviously being
rapidly diminished, but the supply
of uniformed young men, to whom
every young actress is informally
pledged to show a good time. is
more than SUFFICIENT to keep every
eligible actress busy,
Pretty young actresses such al
Miss Rafferty, and her best friend
Dorothy Morris; JacQueline White
Marilyn Maxwell, Donna Reed ane
Susan Peters, of M-G-M; Juanits
Stark, Eleanor Parker and joyce
Reynolds, of Warner Bros; Car.
ole Lands, Violet O'Driscoll, Donna
Drake and Betty Hutton, Of th'
Evening star., 1942-08-17
Nazis Start Broad Search
For Saboteurs In France
B, tie Associated Press.

B, TIE Associated Press.
BERN, Switzerland, Aug. IL
Paris police have started sweep
ing search for leaders OF q secret
organization believed to be RESPONSE
BILE for the recent increase OF
sabotage and attacks against Ger
man occupation forces, the French
newspaper Candide reported yes
terday.
This newspaper, published at
Clermont Ferrand in Unoccupied
France, said detectives had "estab-
lished with certainty" that a vast
organization was operating in the
Paris area and was behind most
of the recent incidents in the city.
Candide said local committees
Evening star., 1942-08-17

couples still at home. The Jack
Bennys see to it that Jane Wyman
and Brenda Marshall have little
time to miss their husbands Ron-
aid Reagan and William Holden)
and the Robert Taylors pick up
where the Bennys leave OIL. Often
the six Of them 60 out together
Evening star., 1942-08-17

Stop grousing about the things
you can't spend your money for.
You can still buy War bonds with 1t.
Evening star., 1942-08-17
Having a Wonderful Time
Just Doing Their Duty
Hollywood's Girls Forget Wartime
Shortage of Their Old Escorts
By Entertaining Servicemen
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN.

Honywood film industry with costly thin
sorrowuly checking
Nations ONCE
viewpoint marking terrific losses
their social calendars
dates" when Uncle Sam taking
Evening star., 1942-08-17

Bonds or bondage-was there ever
an easier choice: Get yours now.
Evening star., 1942-03-08

Maybe you can't buy a new tire.
but you can still get Defense
stamps and bonds.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Free French Strike
|From Chad al Axis
Post in Desert
Daring Blow Into Fezzon
Strengthens Position Of
Allied Supply Lines
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CAIRO, March THE great FeZ-
zan desert, 500 miles below the chief
Axis supply base Of Tripoli, had been
penetrated tonight by Free French
forces striking from Chad while the
main British and German forces in
Libya remained virtually motionless
because of sandstorms.
The daring strike into the Fezzan
wastelands south of Tripolitania
placed threat from the south
against Axis TripoD and also
strengthened the position of United
Nations supply lines across the At
rican continent from Duala in
French Equatorial Africa to Cairo.
Violent Fighting Reported.
Two roads have been thrust across
the equatorial jungle and desert
regions through Free French terri
tory and the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan.
Free French forces have cap
tured an enemy position in Fezzan
after violent fighting" the British
communique said without specifying
the exact locale of the battle. The
Fezzan is as large as Cirenaica
where the tide of conquest has
seesaWed for Is months.
important numbers of italian
prisoners and much material" were
captured, the Free French an
nounced. The French under Gen.
Leclerc, governor of the French
Cameroons, travelled hundreds of
miles across the desert to make the
attack
Libyan Activity Limited.
The operation probably was SIM
liar to raids on posts at Murzuch
and Cufra in the Fezzan during
the first British drive across Libya
under Gen. Sir Archibald Wavell,
the Free French said. Camel corps
and motorized columns were used
then, moving by night and hiding
by day to avoid detection from the
air.
The Axis forces and the British
Eighth Army of Cen Sir Claude j.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Special Services Mark
Fourth Week of Lent

Beginning of the fourth week of
Lent will be observed in Washington
churches tomorrow. Among special
services will be the following:
At 7:3O am, noon and pm.
services will be held at the WASH
ington Cathedral. The Very Rev.
ze Barney T. Phillips will be in
charge. These services will be held
each day throughout the week.
The Rev. DR.. J. Harold Mumper
will speak at the evening lenten
union services at Luther Place Me-
mortal Church.
Hugh F. Munro. sr., Of Phila-
delphia will speak on The Fate
of Free Will" at 8 pm. before the
Washington Lodge of the Theosoph-
ical Society. 1915 H street NV.
The Penn Theater will have as
its speaker at room the Rev. John
G. Magee.
The Rev. Norman D. Goehring
will address services at st. Johns
Episcopal Church at noon.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
D. {. Emp|oye Pleads Guilty
In Fake Car Registration

A 24-year-old inspector for the
Department Of Vehicles and Traffic
pleaded guilty in Traffic Court yes
terday to a charge Of manufacturing
a fictitious certificate Of registra-
ton. Judge John P. Mcmahon took
his personal bond.
The defendant, Bradford w. Hor-
ton, 100 block of E street NE, also
pleaded guilty to having improper
license plates and obstructing
driveway, on which charges he was
fined $40 and S., respectively.
Police said the registration and
tag offenses consisted of using plates
returned by the person to whom
they were issued and making up a
registration card to cover them.
A maximum penalty Of $500 or 81
days in Jail is provided for the
charges on which Judge Mcmahon
took personal bond.
Evening star., 1942-03-08

Australia, India and South Africa,
they can make it possible for the
factories to increase tire production
appreciably by using their own eX-
isting supplies of raw rubber. For
bettering communication lines be-
hind the prospective fronts the ad-
ministration is distributing mate
rial for building radios, receiving
sets, radio sending stations and tel
ephones.
The Allied leaders have concluded
that both Australia and India have
the potentialities for increasing
their production capacities, although
both countries have made tremen-
dous advances during the last two
years in industrialization.
This American policy of helping
the Allied countries develop their
own industries is relatively new.
Its advent was held back until re-
Gently by political and economic
doubts whether the United States
would be wise in aiding the indus
trial perfection of nations which
after the war would be potential
rivals of America for world markets.
Many evidences are at hand dem
onstrating the abandonment of this
old caution, one of the most striking
of them being the announcement
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Supreme Court Jurists
To Honor Van Devonter

The bar of the Supreme Court will
meet at the court at 10 am.
tomorrow to adpot resolutions on
the death of Associate Justice Willis
Van Devanter, which occurred Feb
ruary 8. 1941. At noon the resolu-
tions will be presented to the court
by Attorney General Biddle.
Justice Van Devanter. member
of the conservative" bloc of the
court, resigned on June 2, 1887. in
the midst of the bitter congress
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Air Commands Shifted
At Mitchell Field

BY the Associated Press.
mitchell FIELD. N. Y, March
Maj. Gen. Follett Bradley today
assumed command of the 1st Air
Force here, succeeding Brig. Gen.
Arnold N. Krogstad.
At the same time. 1t was an
nounced that Brig. Gen. John K.
Cannon had taken over command
of the 1st Interceptor Command,
succeeding Brig. Gen. John c. Nc
Donneu.
The replaced commanders were
transferred to other duties with the
air forces.
Evening star., 1942-03-08

E. Auchinleck remained deployed
along the Tmimi-el MechiH no
mans region some 80 miles west OF
Tobruk. Activity was confined to
patrols, although another Free
French force captured an enemy
post.
Aerial fighting likewise wa S
limited by the weather although
last night and the night before
R. A. F. bombers pounded Tripoli
and Bengasi.
Axis planes continued raids on
Malta last night causing damage
and some deaths. One German
plane was shot down.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Societies Will Discuss
War Personnel Work

The Society for the Advancement
of Management and the Society
for Personnel Administration will
discuss "Retooling Personnel Work
for War" at a joint dinner meet
ing at Barker Hall, Y. w. c. A.,
at $50 pm. wednesday.
Marshall E. Dimock, associate
commissioner of immigration and
Naturalization, will be chairman of
the discussion panel. Other men,
bers will be Jacob Baker, Federal
Works Agency: Robert M. Barnett,
Federal Security Agency; Commis-
sioner Arthur S. Flemming, Civil
Service Commission: Roy F. Hen
erickson, Surplus Marketing Admin
istration, and Edgar B. Young,
Budget Bureau.
Nayhe Won can't huy a new tire
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Police Get Bicycle

SHELBY, Ohio. March 7 IP.-To
conserve gasoline and automobile
tires, Shelby police today purchased
a bicycle to be used in place Of a
cruiser on short runs. Patrolman
William Ewalt, after trial run,
pronounced the bike" okeh.
Evening star., 1942-03-08

sional fight launched by President
Roosevelts proposal to reorganizs
the tribunal.
He had served on the bench AZ
years.
Evening star., 1942-03-08

about the help the United States is
to give Brazil in the advancement
of Brazilian industry.
Evening star., 1942-11-08

FURNISHED OR uNFURN1sHED 3 OR 4
bedroom house in Petworth, Brightwood Or
MURRAY. RE. 246O. 1881 q st. NV.
MI. 1929.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
WHERE, OH WHERE,
CAN MY LITTLE DOGS GO?

Two cocker spaniels. approaching old
age. no further interest In chewing wood
work, need unfurnished Lr., b.r.. k. apt.
responsible woman owner. Rea asonable dis
tance Social Security Bldg. We have
respect for other peoples property and
1880, Star. State minimum rent. room
sizes. when available. TO-
Evening star., 1942-11-08

We have numerous requests for furnished
and unfurnished houses in the northwest
section of the city and near suburbs. We
can find you a responsible tenant II you
will list your house with U.s.
RANDALL H. HAGNER q CO. Inc;
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. 3oOO
Evening star., 1942-11-08
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better serDtce, ddOer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number IN
announcements under For
Rent Cldssiacdttons.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
, ROoMING HOUSE.

lotn ana kalorama Rd. NV.
4, A beautiful home in a wonderful loca.
tion Twelve rooms. baths. Present in
1S32S;0Ql monthly. Call Mr. Dreisen, witt,
BEIT1ELL. DI. 3100 or Ia 5000 ewes
9Th ST. NV. NEAR UPSHUR-DETACHED
mouse OF rooms, 2 baths, hot-water heat,
electricity and gas; lot 30 feet wide, 8.
car. car sarge; oak floors. slate roof rear alley:
price, So,75g Immediate possession.
,-,o LOUIS P; SHOEMAKER,
Evening star., 1942-11-08

HOUSES FUR. OK UNFUK.
LIVING QUARTERS, FURNISHED, ON
small place in Md, above Silver Spring, for
man who can care for chickens. Box
225-C, Star.
CHEVY CHASE, MD-1O ROOMS, 2h
baths, maids room and bath. 2-car ga
rage: convenient to everything; $3.50.
OWNER, WI. 4O53.
MODERN 1O-ROOM HOUSE FULL AND
2 half baths, double and twin beds, B
bedrooms; opposite Manor Golf Club. Ga.
ave. extended; surprisingly low. Phone
Kensington 49O-J.
Evening star., 1942-11-08

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
408 SEWARD SO. Sc,
Facing Penna. ave, center hall, IA large
rooms and baths, hot-water heat lot,
40x123 feet; price. S16,500, on very at
tractiye terms.
JOHN F. DONOHOE g. SONS,
Evening star., 1942-11-08

APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
APT; WITH FURNITURE, PHONE. H.-W.H.
tcoal), ready to step in; new: white; near
Armory: see herein large furn. for sale ad.
ending FIR. $500.
WILL FURNISH APARTMENT, WITH OR
without furniture. two rooms. kitchen and
couple who can arrange to un receive BACK. <.
ages for other tenants in small apartment
and be available to install blackout cur
taius. No furnace work or cleaning. Give
1eference as to honesty and sobriety. Box
Evening star., 1942-11-08
uousrs FoR SALE.

FTvT-RooM BUNqAlow. TWO YEARS
old. sas heat. reiri9eratoT' tut nsSssmens; ss nv;
Also : si1.room .emi-d..schea brick:
!: %srrs jzr x3ssy.i5 ss s. A. a. 7ss.
MT. PLEASs!ANT-ss,4b ,4bo,
Near 18th and Kilbourne sts. this semi, S
heated S room. % in II the = attic. S automatic heat
and refrigeration, garage, ETC.: possession
81 Ddtn sSia sstsiemsps e. e T. ss1e nooeE GA asoa
iii III i imp. 's Waiiins distance Downtown.
s.lsn.sd . a.sd., for subFsntins. 8 Kitchens s
i240 9th St. s.v.-2-story brick. all imp.
LLOYD LIeS; R. ?TinsiiE TURNER. 800 9TH st. s.w {.
CHEVY CHASE MDI;coL2;MIAAL ScI!;Hg.A sR1GK6
hot-water heating plant now using oil; Nv.
ins pr'. room; on .d5 d5x2s feet; all rooms lsrss'
ITO / kkogis N ?; T. sHosMAkEEEE, EE ,,,.
QUEBEC 81. NW.-ABoUT BLOCKS
sslshSorhooa ass. shinsis- SIDED Sea:s S,ii 81
g rooms. bath, hot-water heat; price. Sl1.-
17,e ( kogIs 81 NV : sHoEMAkKMs Ks ,,ss.
NEAR CoNNECTIcUT AVE. AND. ABOUT
miles north Of Chevy Chase Circle-con-
venient to bus and station. in Q select
neigborhood; detached house of the spa
cious. older style with rooms, bath, fur
mace using coal, stone foundation, slate
beauty Of the sroands and nd trees ase j. SUI
nclent to excite most Of us. Price, Sill 900.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
| 1719 X St. NV Ma 1885,
319 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
Six extra large rooms, bath, newly re.
decorated throughout, oil heat; nice yard;
vacant; terms. MA. 1913.
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
=. Nr. gath and Monroe SITS. n.e.-This
| lovely detached home has s rms. "
baths. attic. auto. heat. refrigeration, etc,
II iI,aI,a interested IN lge home; Or home and
D1. 8917. w. L. MOORE GE. 2S02.
FOR SALE BY OWNER IN ARLINGTON.
Six rooms and bath. full basement, laun-
| dry tubs, h.-w heat with coal blower. auto
gas water heater; outdoor fireplace; lot
6Oxl50 garage; one block to grade school
and bus, walking distance of shoppins
center and junior high. $1,000, with ST.
| C60 cash Ovford OEO~