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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-19

Connecticut will play a most im- portant part in the Treasury De- partment's billion dollar bond drive during the month of September when the motion picture industry of the country and 15000 motion picture theatres will become the spearhead for the month.
 Just how important the part to be played by not only the Connecti- cut theatres but the various film exchanges and groups was pointed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-19
MILL PLAIN SCOUTS
 TO RECEIVER BANNER

A troop banner will be presented to the Boy Scout troop of Mill Plain church Sunday at Camp Mat tatuck. Leslie Hawley and Monroe Wetmore, Jr., have been selected by the troop to receive the banner which is an award for Q recent Scout competition held at Municipal stadium. Maynard Rogers, a mem Der of the troop committee. spoke at Q recent meeting of the troop, discussing troop advancement.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-19

tory guards under control of the Army. While the guards can resign at any time their duties while en- ployed will be subject to Army su- pervision Their uniforms and wages will be supplied by the fac tories.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-19
WATERBURIAN LOSES
 BOND IN FAIRFIELD

Kenneth w. Thompson of Water bury forfeited a bond of $2O in Fairfield town court when he failed to appear for hearing on charge of violation of the motor vehicle law.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-19

When having an injured tire re- paired don't use a blowout patch. Experts point out that q patch merely makes a tire pound harder agaiNSt the road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-19

Abrosption area of the inner sur face of the lungs Is about 70 times the external ara of the body.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
ADVERTISEMENT.
Notice to Contractors.
Board of Education. Prince
Ganrnoc ra,,r,tu Mo rylQnd
Georges County, Maryland


Sealed bids for furnishing labor and
se Kay sehooi i0 s Tske%a Pafk The
eeiVed a'' b, .nH the ' soard of Education st the
once Of the County Commissioners. County
service IN sas1s Hy,itsv1s Marysne Msnei
1s: is42; and then .l AZ said Office publicly
Cation Upper Marlboro. MARYLAND, and At
tAs once Of Upnsn Adams, Architects =
sas Hsns may e dsPss :Pss'e isG SD%sn
hh WIN 6s TuRsss e aSes s5S9os fns return Of
vidusi building .. ,.,
ms yaSS SsSsF m may p Hsp su@ s9sstheE ED for w he
hs latter Ate X. yl tsfaf ss fOo Of
the s brsa ssaEd9gEETyEEseh 9Ei. .nEEs sss Ga must b.
companied By the certified check Of the
@ sar q BIZ sond sS sInS stfsehsd hse
Is y surss as RIson sasss
,s nsn 0 ve ne per STsr esntam IN an 0
smount Of the base bid Such checks OF
sss sd Sgn: s T oaes e saaes tS
Sids. se snd Hsi' the 'eF remafnins M Checks Or BID
S... SHS win RI Sours . ser fs sss
and the accepted bidder have executed :
sSs sn " 4. so az: bs: apcn
the bidder at any time thereafter 50 loni
e he has not been notihed Of the ac-
Attention OF bidders is particularly
called TO the requirement as TO condi
tons Of employment TO be observed and
minimum wage rates to be paid unde
the contract.
-. No sidder may withdraw bis bid WITHIN
opentnR thereof. -
BOARD or EDUCATION.
NICHOLAS l. oRtM. supt.
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Evening star., 1942-02-27
NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS.
Board Of Education
NAnAu AErul =. "A
Georges

board OF Educatlon, Prince georges
sealed BIDS M for furnishins labor and
materials Tor the Of Fosest
Eduestion at the once Of the COUNTY Com
Wiss.oneTs Countty Service vt; BuildtnsE: SIa.E
MaIHsas Maads un s42 and .6sR
at said ONCE publicly opened and read
The information for bidders. form of
bid. form of contract. plans. specifications.
and forms Of bid bond and performance
s bend e ss sssmRsa Ros1 and in R M.sn e
Maryland Avenue, Hyattsville,. Maryland.
and at the ofices of the Board of Educa-
ton Of Prince Georges County count! uppeff
Set. Any bidder. upon returning such set
promptly and and in rs good condition will be
Bids shalt Be submitted on each indi-
Any Sidder may submit together with
his individual bid lump sum bid for the
four buildings. The latter will be con-
tfe four lowest Y t single bids An VIC '~' - '
The Board Of Education reserves the
right to waive any informalities in or
companied BY the certified check Of the
oa% Of B 5s BOND hid sGpa heTeo
executed by the bidder as principal, and
having as surety thereon surety company
less than fYe per centum go of the
amount Of the base bid. Such checks.
or bid bonds will be returned to all except
the three lowest formal bidders within
three days after the formal opening Of
bids. and the remaining CHECKS. or bid
bidders within 4s hours after the owner
and the accepted bidder have executed a
contract, or If no contract has been SO
executed. within 80 days after the date OF
the opening of bids, upon demand of the
bidder at any time thereafter so long as
he has not been notified OF the acceptance
Of his bid.
Attention of bidders is particularly
called to the requirements as to con-
ditions of employment to be observed and
minimum wage rates to be paid under the
contract.
No bidder may withdraw his bid within
opening thereof. -
Prince Georees County.
Maryland.
NICHOLAS oREM, supt.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
PROPOSALS.

sEALD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at the Purchase Section, National Bureau
Of Standards. WASHINGTON, D.. c., until 2
Pm. March %, 1912, and then publicly
opened, for precision horizontal boring
machines. Specifications may be obtained
from the Purchase Section, National n
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
ut the Purchase Section. National Bureau
of Standards, WASHINGTON, D, c.. until 2
pm. March 1S, 1912, and then publicly
attachments. specifications may be OBJ
tional Bureau Of Standards. fe.26,27
FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. PUBLIC
Roads Administration, Washington. D. C..
February II. 1942.-SEALED BIDS will
Be RECEIVED st. the sanse Se Gt the pistEc
Room 123, Winder Building, 18th and F
Streets. NV. Washinston. D. C.. until
IL 100 O'Clock, an. E.W.T., March 5, 1912.
for the construction of DA WR-S Bridge
No. 21 War Department Building-Road
Network, Arlington County. Virginia. The
portant items are as follows: 400 Gu; Yd
Gu. I'd. stone Masonry: 5000 Lin. Ft.
Treated Timber Piling; Alternate 4,700 Lin.
IT. Concrete Piling. Minimum rates OF
wages for laborers and mechanics on this
project have been fixed by the Secretary
OF Labor as required by law. Plans, specin-
cations and proposal forms may be OBJ
Public Roads Administration; Room 123'
Washington. D. C., II. J. Spelman, District
Engineer. fe23,27
Evening star., 1942-02-27
LEGAL NOTICES.

trustee, Inyessment BLDG; Naomi Hollis
tSy tiS;'E kvslS1 lSD Rice. if4z Ginning st. NJ:
Msri' hsrtss dsE ~ HsssIs atnssSshssssh assS 1ssh q
pendence esndi; saS: AVE- sw n,Tia H.yisS snssS
700 Independsnce Ave. S;W.; Matter
smlsh, smsh, ?SS 20 IN indepsndsns. Dc @ Ave- s:w.:
Eosa NV; Edith y; spsidins; isi2 n
93s Independence Ave; SW:: the Lincoln
e Rs ss
4 Trust COMPANY, trustee, Oh and r
ss nw AVE- Henry isbn.son go2
nsnt Bui,dinE AssocistiSn eSe + ct. NV.
n.toh m the bslst o q ias ' .ss q sn
Douglas. 1915 n Harvard St.. Ariinston.
Miami Ma iaRss ss:es E. fs ssss ssa1 asn
Hull Glen EssS Nd Ernest H - HUH II, Glen
haS IiaSt and and a. Trustee. Glen Glen Esho. Gd,;
shsys Gnass' Nd; rS,ih Nellie Eaps eEstt, ksF,.
Glen on's1SS. EeSO. Nd; clisordp H. Robertson.
trustee. Rockville, Nd; Jacob Rohrback.
rrfsiE'kk
Md; Jacob NJ. schafier,- Powder Mil Road.
Seltsville, Nd; Myrtle 1a'cr Shat jefferson: sp
the foregoing being the persons named in
ssd peon anS in the event that
pefson 1sf ne'r and ahf p9RsoNs satns vi Or
claiming to- have any right. title. interest
estate In the nSs s
in p s.Ds ss Of and thf ALI hPE q a fss
they " are sO Hereby reauiTsd cited and sd-
monished to appear in this court on the
10th DAY q March, a.d Eston e. 10 for &.
claim Tor the the compensstion CO to Which they
oef sRoVmRp. 1fis Howavss, fevsaso AND IT Is FUR
THEE h.s coDs seS
STAR sF '1Ss'trzf and The WAsHINaToN DAILY
NEWS: newspapers of general eireHlats,sSn '1II.ss.
tive tive weeks ssS once n the wAsHaoTpN WAS Law
PORTER, the flrst Of said publications 70
be not later than the 18th day OF Feo-
lusi AND II II is FURTHER ORDERED tina. .
Columbia or his deputies. upon each of
sse ansceTtanasie nsssT eq BY ' reasonable inquiry
residing or sojourninE within the District
of Columbia, or can be found by said
Marshal or his deputies within said Dis
trict.
postpaid to each Of the persons shown
By said petition to be, and hereinbefore
trict Of Columbia. such copy to be ad-
dressed to the last known place of resi-
dence Of such person. o. r. LUHRING.
CHARLES T. STEWART. Clerk. By n: Z.
PRINCE Deputy Clerk. fe13,20,27.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

CoMM1EsIoNERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, February 27. 1942.-Public hear
ers Of the District Of Columbia in the mat
ter Of closing certain streets and alleys In
the District of Columbia, as hereinafter
described: and the said Commissioners be.
a q said s4 es sHSts ahd dstSs that
same will not be detrimental to the public
property % owners. NOTICE IS HEREBY
prepared the following order: Ordered,
That pursuant to the provisions OF Public
Act No. 307, approved December 5. 1882,
the street and alley areas as shown in
y.yor of the District Of Selumbia and and mum,
hereby ordered closed same to take effect
on and after March 80. 1912. the title to
to revert to the abutting property owners.
hereby ordered closed being described as
follows: 1. Closing part of Devonshire pl.
proposed transfer Of jurisdiction to the
District Of Columbia in connection with
the relocation of said Devonshire pl, 2;
Closing Of alleys in the eastern half OF
between D and E SITS. Sc. 8. Closing part
1855. and closing part. of Summit pl, NV.
shutting square 25s7n Any and az par
in writing, to said closinEs within thirty
600 days after the date Of this publica-
tion as inserted at the beginning hereof.
said order shall secsiys
alley areas as herein described shall on
and after said date become closed in ac-
cordance with the provisions Of said Public
Ae oN No. RuEh 8 aIpF9Tea YouNG RseeEoeT TO- kGTz
GUY MASON. Commissioners of the Dis
trict of Columbia. fe27,14t,exSu
Evening star., 1942-02-27
194O-1939 CARS.
SPECIALS FOR 8 DAYS.

SHEClALS FoH 5 DAY Us,
1871 Dodge club coupe, r. h.
1941 Buick club coupe
1871 Chevrolet town sedan.
1910 Oldsmobile sedan. r., h.------S796
1889 Buick al" sedan 6l0
1910 Ford de luxe Tudor - 5e5
1899 Olds sedan, radio and heater 595
1898 Plymouth 2-door sedsn- 476
1897 sChrysler 2-door sedan----- 2q5
1887 Packard 2-door sedan - 325
1887 Plymouth sedan ----- 2q5
1875 Ford Fordor sedan --- 1875
STANDARD MOTOR SALES,
1905 14th st. NV. Oath. Near oue).
North 229S North 1879
Evening star., 1942-02-27
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES,

m THE DISTRICT COURT OF TT9F
bia, Holding Bankruptcy Court;lIn ths
Matter Of RUTH w. BITING. 2311 North
Capitol ST.. washington, p. G. Bankrupt-,
Ruth W. Sitting of the city of washington
D. G.: Notice is hereby given that the saie
Ruth w. Biting has been duly adJudgec
ruary II. 1912, and that the frst meetinH
Of her creditors will be held at s19 In
vestment Bldg, 18th and X SITS. NV,
Washington. D. c.. on the 10th day OF
March. 1912, at ten o'clock am. at which
place and time the said creditors may at
tend, prove their claims, appoint trustee
the bankrupt and transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before said
FRED j. EDEN Referee in Bankruptcy.
Evening star., 1942-02-27

PLYMOUTH 1889 de luxe 2-door touring
sedan original black finish like new. clean
Interior, mechanically perfect: S525.
TOMS AUTO SALES.
212O Nichols Ave, Sc Lincoln s109.
PLYMOUTH 1889 4-door touring sedan;
custom radio and heater, exceptionally
clean inside and out, practically new tires
Al ground. excellent mechanical condition:
~ PAUL oldsmqhile.
B220 Wisconsin Ave. WO. 2161.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
TIRES FOR SALE.

TIRES, used. several 6.00x16 and 6.5Ox16.
original tread. Century Motor Company,
2022 14th st. NV.
TIRES|seven s.25x20, good tread, perfect
condition: two 32x6. 10-ply. like new.
1102 11th st. Sc.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
SEABOARD

FINANCE CORPORATION
e225 Georgia Ave, Silver Spring. Nd.
Phone: Shepherd $3.50
Evening star., 1942-02-27

Colonial Piass Court, Baltimore Highw
2 mi. past Maryland University.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
TIRES WANTED.

AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
FORD 1885 VS. van: dual wheels 32x6 g.
ply tires all around in good shape. motor
completely reconditioned. WI. 6677.
CHEVROLET 1910 1h-ton dump truck
with Wood hydraulic body: good condition.
price. S675. Call Temple 1925.
INTERNATIONAL 1899 1h-ton 2.yard
dump truck: new K-5 motor, completely
rebuilt. Call Trinidad 1857.
CHEVROLET 1941 dual 100" stake truck:
used only II ZOO miles: tires like new;
priced to sell Immediately: easy @. M. A. c.
terms. CHEVY CHASE MOTORS. 7105
Wisconsin ave. WI. 1896.
INTERNATIONAL '39 panel delivery truck:
low mileage, good rubber. By owner.
Call Ma. 7160. to pm.
STAKE BODIES used and new. IL #. long.
sos and UP.
Van body. 2-unit type. used. for long
w.-b truck SS5
Hydraulic dump, 1h-yd. capacity. new
guarantee, S225.
Panel body, ht ha-ton chassis, up to 40
model. S136.
S. j. Meeks' Son. 622 st. NV.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-15
Ln The Local TheGterS
PoLrS

Wallace Beery has never had a role more entertainingly fitting than his latest in Metro Goldwyn May er's "Jackass Mail" which opened yesterday at the Loew Pon ,theater for five days.
 Beery plays Just" Baggot, a lov- able rascal who unwittingly becomes the hero of the mining town of Gold Creek. The role is tailor-made to Berry's type of comedy ard will pro- vide many enjoyable moments for his fans.
 Appearing opposite him is Mar jorie Main, who turns in fine com- edy performance as the psalm sing ing owner of a frontier dance hall
 The story deals with Berry's half hearted attempts to capture the gold carried by the "Jackass Mail, the burro-powered stage coach that brings the mail to Gold Creek. Miss Main is the stage driver and Beery sets out to WOO her. The comic love scenes between them provide the laugh highlights of the film.
 Through series of accidents Beery becomes the town hero. He stays the local bad man, saves the stage from a hold-up and brings the first train to Gold Creek. The citf- zens even change the name ot fhe town to Baggot City, in honor of their hero.
 A fine dramatic performance is that of young Daryl Hickman. Play ing the role of the son of the out law whom Beery kills, Hickman proves himself one of Hollywoods $ best child actors. J. Carol Naish in comical performance as Beery's Mexican sidekick, is also notable.
 On the same program is another smash hit, 'Moontide" featuring Ida Lupino and Jean Cabin.
 Wednesday and Thursday of next week, the Loew Poli stage will be the scene of one of the biggest and best in person shows of the year.
 Headlining the many star person. alities who will appear here for two days, is Gene Krupa and his orches- tra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-15
PARISH FESTIVAL
 TO OPEN TONIGHT
Parade HighIights Weeks Event in Parish Hall of
 St. Thomas Church

A large crowd is expected to wit ness the parade tonight which will open officially the annual festival" of St. Thomas church. A colorful procession has been planned and many city officials are expected to be among the parishioners who will participate. The bazaar will con- tinue through all of next week. Pro- ceeds from the event will be turned into the parish fund. ...
 Various booths have been set up at the festival grounds at the Beacon street school. Games, novelties and refreshments stands will be includ- ed. Attractive prizes have been se- cured.
 The various parishionerS who will assist are as follows: refreshments, Mrs. Martin Crean, Mrs. Lawrence Rogers, Carl Rossi, and Clarence Hamilton; door, Martin Crean and P. McDonough; grocery, Bernard Burns, Mike Grout, and Mrs. Ed ward Coughlin; Blanket, John Joyce, and Joseph Santagotta; radio, Jo- seph Perry and Michael Giordano; doll, Mrs. Fred Richmond and Jo- seph Antonio; bumper, John Luddy, Al KlobedanZ, Joseph Delaney, Jr., and Jack Grout; puff, Deborah and Nancy Griffen; hoopla, Wilson O'Connor and Elinor Byrne; candy, Bernard Burns, Jr. and Marguerite Van Weymer, summer, Cap Duggan and Joseph Delaney; horse race, Ed Coughlin, Ed Fitzgerald, George Mill Ter, Bill Gushing; balloons, Jim Gre nier; Penny pitch, Bob Blacker; tickets, Theresa Fleming and Ber- nardine Carney; bingo, Mrs. William Weir, Mrs. William Ahearn, Mrs. Ed Thibodeau, and Tom Carney; hope chest, Barbara Cronly; prizes, Ann Byrne; victory board, Charles Koh- Ter and Larry Shanney; music, An gela Cortaceti.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-15
STATE

Ending tonight at the air-con- ditioned State theater is the hilari- ous comedy "Take A Letter Darling co-starring Rosalind Russell and Fred MacMurray; also T Was Framed" with Julie Bishop and Mi chael Ames.
 One of those ever-appealing, full blooded romantic adventure pictures will be in the offing for local theater goers over the weekend when Men of Texas makes its local debut al the air-conditioned State tomorrow
 "Men of Texas" is one of those pictures obviously designed to please every type of audience Sure-fire dramatic elements have been skillfully blended to amplify the excitement and running sus- pense.
 The list of headline personalities in the cast might guarantee the merit of almost any picture. In this picture, which is based on the devil try and romance of post-Civil Wal days in the Lone Star State, the players are unusually effective.
 Foremost in the group are Rob. ert Stack, Brod Crawford and Jackie Cooper. Stock portrays a Chicago newspaper reporter assigned t cover disturbances in the teeminf Southwest. Crawford appears as { masquerading bandit and yount Cooper is seen as the innocent viz tim of a renegade's bullet.
 Miss Gwynne has the role of { southern belle in sharp contrast tc the hard-boiled nightclub chlorine she recently portrayed in Broad way" Ralph Bellamy wears tht uniform of 8 Union major while Jane Darwin and Leo Carillo have distinctly memorable assignments. ~ Catchy song numbers, plenty ot laughs and a generous share oi thrills and shudders make Sweater Kid" the second hit of Sundays show, something to see, hear and get excited about.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-15
Ir1 HoIIYv'|jI1|'o.'|:||o ' z .

registered 137 degrees. Claire look ed at it and collapsed.
 Over at Warmers "The Desert Song" is sizzling in a cafe these days, and the French soldiers, na- tives and entertainers are slipping salt water instead of aperitifs and wine. In spite of the heat, this is one of the most popular sets in town for visiting. The joint has a floor show with the bet-looking chorus seen in Africa prbaly, since Cleo para used to toss her famed soirees. These well-drilled dancers weight 10 or 12 pounds more than the average movie cutie, and it's quite likely they will set new fashion in film fig ures.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-15
WPA CARAVAN MAY
 VISIT WATERBURY

A War Production Board caravan which will go on tour to seek out manufacturers who can supply vitally- parts for war pro- duction will visit Waterbury Sept 30. It will also visit many other cities and towns about the state.
 Two large trailer trucks will be included in the caravan. Engineers will be on hand to explain to manu- lecturers the parts that are needed
 The trailer displays can be visit ed only by manufacturers and their representatives.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-15
SECTOR C WARDENS
 NOW IDENTIFIED

Approximately 50 air raid wardens from Sectors C-6 and C-12. in elusive. were fingerprinted by Police Captain John Leary and Lieuten- ant William Foley last evening at Russell grammar school. Official Identification cards were also dis tributed with Mrs. Michael Caputo, clerk in the finfierprint bureau, and Misses Rita Tierney and Lucy Alex ander, acting as secretaries. The latter pair also typed the cards.
 Mark A. Tierney, real estator, as deputy zone warden presided at the enthusiastic gathering.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-15

spots which once would have drowned on them.
 Since there's big job to be done in America, and the night-club clientele is primarily composed of men and women whose daytime routine is helping to do this job, the dinner crowd is bigger than usual this season and most people call it 8 night reasonably early. Cash is no obstacle. but getting up early for work is.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-15

CT. The film shows many hitherto unrevealed incidents in the private life of the late Lou Gehrig, famous batter and first baseman of the New York American League base- ball club.
 Cooper plays Gehrig, with Teresa Wright playing the role of the noted players devoted young wife.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-15
HOLLYWOOD TOURS

An average of tWenty-one motlon picture personalities were engaged each day during June in touring army camps, visiting navy and mar inc bases, entertaining in war hos pitals, selling bonds or performing on radio programs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-15
CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE

BlII GoodWln, currently pIaylng his second screen role in No Time for Love-" says he learned a "heap of acting" while stadning in the wings and watching Bob Hope cap tivate an audience. Goodwin ac- companied Hope on vaudeville tours in 1889 and 1940.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-15
LIKES MYSTERY

Frank Gruber, who is writing Peace Marshal" for Paramount production, both reads and writes mystery stories for relaxation Gruber recently came to Hollywood t oexpand his own original style in- to screenplay for Richard Dix.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-15
Hollywood Gossip
HOPE PLAY A LADY

For the first time in his career Bob Hope takes a turn at female impersonation in Read to Moroc- CO.," Bob plays the ghost of his own aunt, 8 character callel Aunt Lucy, and visits Bing Crosby in a dream.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-15
ANIMATED LOVE STORY

The first great love story of the animated scren is told in Walt Dis ney's full-length Technicolor fea- ture, "Bambi." Played by animal actors, it is dramatic narrative of the basic love motif which rules all living things.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-15
T think it's silly, too-but they told me to mount some can-
 nonS!"
HOME STATE ADVERTISED

Mary Martin is referred to as
 "Texas" by other characters in her latest film, Happy Go Lucky" which should please the combined chambers of commerce of that state. Mary halls from Weatherford, Texas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-15
DOUBLE STAR

Wendy Barrie, star of Para mounts Submarine Alert" is con- sidered the best woman tennis play CT in the film colony. She has held the colony's title four different times.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-15
COMEDIAN PALETTE

Long one of the most popular players on the screen Eugene Pal lette has an important comedy role in RKO Radios "The Big Stret. co-starring Henry Fonda and Lu- Cille Ball.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-15
POET TOO

Sheldon Leonard who played the role of a rugged detective in Para mounts "Street of Chance" writes lyrics to songs in his spare time. He is graduate of Syracuse University
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-15
ACCLAIM AND DEATH

National acclaim and death sen- tence come simultaneously to a great sports figure in the Samuel Goldwyn production. "The Pride of the Yankees" starring Gary Coop
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-15
FOOLS GANGsTERs

A magician unWittingly saves the life of a man marked for death by gangsters in RKO Radios High ways By Night" featuring Richard Carlson, Jane Randolph and Jane DarWen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-15
STARS STAR PET

Jean Parker's pet, Minnie" bull dog, has won twenty-three ribbons at dog shows in Southern Califor- nia Jean is starring in Para mounts "Wrecking. Crew." and takes the pet to work with her daily.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-15
Cavalryrnan

Tim Holt is out for the dura- ton since he has enlisted for Army training. The brilliant young horseman and action picture star leaves his studio with six western scripts in which he was to have played and which will have to be re-cast. Tim has just completed a big role in the feature production "The Magnificent AmbersOns" produced by Orson Welles.