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La gaceta., 1942-12-21
LA CLASE MILL
TAR DE 1889

Mdrid, Die. l7.-Ea ejercito
orden6 a Ia clase militar de 1883
que Sc Incorporate a filas en- ell
dta de aver, domingo.
Esta es la tercera clase llama
da deSde que comenzara, el pa
ado Is de noviembre, la movili-
zaci6n parcial.
BESIDE Londres comunican que
el ministro de Negocios Extran-
ieroS, Antonio Eden, manifesto
en- la Camara de los COmunes
que ell gobierno no hara protes-
ia alguna, como pidieran varioS
~diputadoS, en- contra de las pa
labras del general Franco EXPIRE
Sando confianza en- la victoria
de Hitler.
"Tal protesta no tendria MIN
gun valor-dijo Ell ministro in
giles.
Anunci6 Eden que los MEM
bros de la Brigada Internacio-
nal internadoS en- ell NOrte de A
frica. como enemigos del Eje, no
Seran devudltoS a Espana.
Los Franceses Combatientes
estiman que los internadoS como
enemigos del Eje pasan de %
mid.
La gaceta., 1942-12-21
INFECTION INTESTINAL
ENTIRE LOS NINOS

eaneck, N. j., Die. 21.-Una
infection intestinal, atribuida a
un virus, ha hecho recluir a 80
nihitos en- el Hospital Holy
Name, en- los Gltimos dias. Dos
de clos fallecieron.
La epidemic va parece estar
contrclada. FL origen del virus
70 Sc ha podido descubrir toda-
via.
Tn tratamiento effective para
combatir la enfermedad va Sc
viene aplicando. Los liquidOs
del cuerpo son restaurados por
medic dep lasma y una inyec-
ei6n sahns, tntravenosa,
La gaceta., 1942-12-21
HUNDIDOS EN- Ell ATLANTl
co OTROS OCHO BARCOS


Washington, Die. 2l.-LOs a.
taques de los Submarines alema-
mes produjeron el hundimientc
de ochO barcOs, la semana pasa-
ia, frente a las costas de Norte
y Sur America, en- el Atlantico.
Perderon la vida "a Mariners
y "a desapareeieron.
Tres fueron atacados en- las
aguas cercanas a Estados Uni
dos y cinco a las de la America
del Sur.
Do los buques, tres eran anne
ricanos, tres ingleses, uno norue
go y uno belga.
Hasta la fecha monta a asa
81 nGmero de barcos hundidos, a
las Naciones Unidas y neutra.
les, desde o. 7 de diciembre de
1871 a la fecha.
La gaceta., 1942-12-21
NOMBRADO CONSUL AL HI
10 DEL GENERAL GALES

Ciudad de MEXICO, Die. 81. -
Alfredo Elias Cables, hijo del ex
presidente Gales, ACADIA de ser
nOmbrado consul general de Me
jico en- Los Angeles.
Ricardo Hin, exc6nsul gene
raj en- Chicago, reemplazara a
Rafael de la Colina en- el puesto
de consul general de New York.
Pasara De la Colina a ser conse
jero de la embajada americana
en- Washington.
Mario Lasso ira de consul a
Chicago.
La gaceta., 1942-12-21
ERAN CERDOS Y
NO MANZANAS

Estokolmo, Die. 81 I'm de
los condiscipulos de Hitler, un
austriaco dueho de un conocido
restaurant de Gothenburg, apa.
rece hoy acusado de realizar o.
peraciones de mercado negro.
Compr6 q hombre a cerdos, lie
.galmente, y los describi6 como
manzanas a un chtfer que los
transportaba. I'm transeunte le
oy6 y decide robarse una de las
manzanas, descubriendo los CO
dhinos.
La gaceta., 1942-12-21
EN- HONOR DE CUATRD E.


Habana, Die. 21.-En ell par
que Luz Y Caballero fueron de-
velados cuatro buStos, dos de los
educadores americanos Alexis
Frye Y Mathew Hanna y dos dc
los ducadores cubanos Esteban
Porrero Echevarria y Eduardo
zero.
Los cuatro r~ealizaron impor.
tantes trabajOs en- los amos que
siguieron a la primera interven-
ci6n americana en- Cuba.
La gaceta., 1942-12-21
Mas de 800 aldeas han sido recapturadas
por Ell Ejercito Rojo
Sc realiza la tercera ofensiva con innegable ext
to.-En un mes perdieron los nazis 213,5OO HON
|bres, en- muertos y prisioneros. Ahorcados y
torturedos 1000, 900 de paisanos de la Ukrania

81 terreno ganado y preSionan
por conquiStar mas.
Dice 81 communicate del medic
dfa que los aviadoreS sovi6ticoS
destruyeron 20 maquinas del e.
nemigo en- un aer6dromo Y de
rribaron tres EN- un combate.
Manteniendo su marcha pol
ell ferrocarril MoScu-Rostov, las
tropas sovieticas p~resionan ha.
cia la conjunction ferroviaria de
MEeroyO, 100 millas al norte de
Bosto.
Ell ejercito rojo ha ocupado q
Mankovo-K alitvenksya, 30 mi.
llas al norte de Milleroyo, y DEG
tewa, 25 millas al nordeste de Ia
conjunction.
En- ell ultimo mes de guerra
los alemanes %tuvieron 273,50C
bajas como resultado de las tres
ofensivaS lanzadas por ell ejerc.
to rojo. Una quinta parte de las
ibajas pertenecen al eiercito ru,
mano.
A ochenta millas por detras dc
Stalingrado, ell ejercito russo dies
truy6 so tanques y un regimen.
to de infanteria, en- dos dias de
batalla.
En- ell caucaso perdi6 el enem.
go mas de 1900 hombres, 80 tar
ques, aviones y valioso equipo
Algunas de las maniobras de.
ejercito rojo tienden a envolvei
el ejercito nazi situado entire e
Don y ell Volga, frente a Stain
grade.
La radio de Moscu reptile IL
noticia de que los alemanes a
Ehorcaron o torturaron en- la u
krania mas de 100000 de per.
sonas del elemento civil. Estas
cifras sc dieron a conocer en- un
mitin que la juventud ukrania-
ma verified en- Mosc1.
I'm grupo de cosacos demoli6
IA tanques alemanes, capturan-
do nueve vehiculos. y matando
mas de 300 alemanes en- Ell area
de Mozdok.
La gaceta., 1942-12-21
LAS TR0PAS INGLESAS ST.
GUEN AVANZANDO EN-
BIRMANIA

Nuova D5ihi, India Die. 21.-
Aeroplanos j~aponeses bombar-
iearon aver a Calcutta, pero las
tropas britanicas siguen avan-
zando en- direction del puerto de
Akyab, en- Birmania. Aigunas
bOmbas cayeron en- esa ciudad
" produjeron ligeros dahos y
bajas.
Aparatos ingleses Blenheims'
escoltados por cazas, bombar-
dearon 81 aerodromo de Mague,
en- 81 rio Irrawaddy, al este de
Akyab, con buenos resuItados.
Perdi6 81 enemigo un bombar-
dero y los aliados un caza.
Las tropas inglesas c%ontinuan
avanzando hacia el sur a 10 lar
20 del lado este dc Ia bahia de
BenRdla Y sc hallan q 90 mllias
del puerto de Akyab, luego de
haber pasado 40 millas de pam
tanos y selvas sin hacer contac-
TO con q enemigo.
Centenares de cazas proteien
a avance Y atacan las instala-
clones del enemigo. Varios de
clos bombardearon 81 aerodro-
mo de Touuneco.
Los japoneses admiten que
seis maqulnas aliadas asaltaron
a Rangoon, en- Birmania.
Los o|peraciones dol ejercito
ingi6s tienden a recapturar a
Akyab, no a echar a los nipones
de Birmania.
La gaceta., 1942-12-21
E~NCCNTRADOS LOS RES
TOS DE UN

Yuma, Arizona, Die. 2l.-
Aver, en- el d~esierto, So millas al
oeste, fueron encontrados los
restos de un avi6n deb ombar.
dec que desapareciera durante
un temporal 81 - de noviembre
de 1871. Sc identified q cadaver
del photo teniente Lawrence A.
Barrett, Jr., hijo de la Sra. l..
c. Barrett, de Beverly Hills. Ca
.lifornia.
Otro avi6n que viajaba con q
de Barrett Sc encontr6 una Sc
mana despu6s del temporal y 10
mandaba 81 teniente Ivan j,
May, de Topeka, Kansas.
La gaceta., 1942-12-21
HABLARA EN- JACKSONVI-
LIE Ell SENADOR PEPPER

Jacksonville, Die. 81 En-
una ceremonial que Sc efectua-
ri aqui ell microbes, con mo-
two del lanzamiento de un ca
"a submarines y cuatro barre
droes de minas, pronunciara
un discurso ell senador Claude
Pepper.
Tomaran parte en- la cere-
monia varios destacamentos
de marinos y una banda de la
e taci6n Naval Aerea.
Los barc0s seran bautiZad0s
por cuatro m%ujeres, una de
Georgia y a de las Carolinas.
La gaceta., 1942-12-21
~INTRANQUILIDAD
EN- BULGARIA

Ankara, Die. 2l.-En varias
aldeas de Ia provincial de Sofia
tcJos los productos que Sc ha-
bian acUmulado para su trans
porte a Alemania fueron quema
dos por los "rebeldes." Segdn
"Transocean," fueron 81 cuta-
dos tres "eomunistas" y deisdos
La gaceta., 1942-12-21

Titulo para una rumba de am
jbiente local iAhi viene ell conci
liador...!
Titulo para un pasodoble que
podrfa tocarse Ell dia del AnC
Nuevo: DEBATE una semana dc
jornales, ManOlo!
Titulo para un son: Ell con-
traffic Y ell aumentico, suaveci.
to, suavecito...
La gaceta., 1942-12-21

En- ell mes de noviembre los
soldados ruSos mataron y captu-
raron a 273,00O nazis y ruma-
nos.
I'm tOrrente de sangre, que /.
ra aumentando en- caudal a me-
dida que pasen los dias y sigan
llegando a Russia docenas de mi
les de tanques y aeroplanos cons
truidos en- Estados Unidos y la
Gran Bretana.
Stain Sc frotara hoy las ma
nos, alegremente, con motive de
su cumpleahos y en- satisfaction
pOr las proezas del ejercito ro-
jo.
La gaceta., 1942-12-21

La nueva y vigorosa ofensiva
del Ejercito Rojo lie ha ocasio-
nado a los nazis un enorme nd-
nero de bajas.
Els un regalito para Jose Sta
lin, Ell primer ministro que hoy
festeja su cupleahos.
iY de paso un obsequio de Ma
idad para los pueblos que anhe-
Ian recuperar por complete sus
derechos.
La gaceta., 1942-12-21
.OONCEDlDO UN PREMIC
AL ESCRITOR OSORIO

Bogota, Colombia, Die. IT,
En- el concurso literario Pan
Americana de 1912 Sc concedi6
el primer premio a Jose Anto.
Mo Osorio Lizarazo por SD move
la "El Hombre Bajo la TERRA
Este libro sera traducido al
ingles y publicado por la casa e.
ditora Farrar and Rinehart.
La gaceta., 1942-12-21
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Ell cupon, la rebaja de un galoncito y la come
dia de errores". Jornales en- deposito. - Re-
galos. - Titulos. = Lectura de libros.

yapasa de 40 millas Y a Rommel
Sc lie capturaron miles de prisic
neros.
ICuando Sc lograra la conjur
ci6n del Octave Ejercito, man.
dado por ell general MontgOm.
cry, con Ell Primer Ejercito.
mandado por ell teniente gene.
raj Eisenhower?
La aspiration de Russia nc
la declinado Y consiste en- que
ell Segundo Frente, ell positive
Sc abra en- Europa antes de Ia
primavera de 1913.
La gaceta., 1942-12-21

Consiste el regalo de Pascuas
de los angro-smericanOs en- la
ofensiva de Birmania y la derro
ia de Rommel.
La penetration en- Birmania
La gaceta., 1942-12-21

en- la horca durante p horas pa
r. que sirvieran de eiemplo,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-04-09
Distinguished Salads
With A Simple Touch

Salads with a distinguished aire
and a simple touch are quite in
style these days. Green salads
and fruit salads, meat salads and
vegetable salads, big ones and lit
tie ones. In other words, from
now on through the summer peo-
pie are particularly salad con-
scious.
GYPSY SALAD: On a hall
heart of lettuce, place a row Of
beet slices overlapping and sprin.
kle julienned celery and chopped
chives over all. Serve with French
Dressing. ~
OPERA SALAD: In a<bowl
lined with lettuce, place in the
center a bunch of three or four
asparagus tips. Around the tips
place a mixture of equal quaint
ties of julienned chicken, tongue
celery, seasoned and mixed with
light mayonnaise. Around the
above mixture make a border OF
iulienned cucumbers. Serve with
French dressing.
HAWAIIAN SALAD: Marinate
slices of avocado and slices of eat
ing apples in French dressing fol-
about one hour.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-04-09

Beginners need have no fear Of at
tempting Victory Gardens, in spite
of inexperience. There are no diff
ficult manual skills to be mastered.
Garden operations are easily per-
formed, and a few simple rules will
give professional results. Be sure
to observe these rules.
First, there is seed sowing. Make
the shallow flrrow, or "drill" into
which the seeds are to be dropped
with the edge Of hoe, ina straight
line. For small seeds, make it half
an inch deep as nearly as you can.
Don't bother to measure the depth
exactly, it is not matter Of frac-
ton of an inch. Make it shallow,
and make it straight. Use garden
line to guide the hoe, and make all
rows parallel, so you can cultivate
down straight lanes. It saves time
and work. Peassand beans are COW
cred about Q inches, sweet corn
aSout three. "fN =
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-04-09
Wait for Warm Soil
Before You Sow Beans

Beans, one of the Victory Gar
denis most important crops, should
not be planted until the ground is
warm. They are very tender to
frost or to cold cutting winds in
their younger stages. Gardens
with light, warm, sandy soil can
get an earlier bean start than
those with heavy colder soil.
The first crop, in which we take
a gamble with the weather, should
be given the warmest, mellowest,
and best drained patch in the gar
den. Later on when the frost dam
ger is past it will make little diff
ference, as the bean is the most
obGging of vegetables and will even
produce a fair crop in positions
much more shaded than some other
vegetables will tolerate.
The choice of varieties is first of
all whether you want to grow green
beans or wax beans. Both have
their advocates as to superiority of
flavor. Then you may choose wheth-
er you want round podded or a
nat podded bean. Some claim the
round pods are more tender than
the fiat, although there seems no
sound basis for the argument.
There are numerous excellent
varieties from which to choose and
almost any sort offered by a relia-
BILE seed house will give excellent
results.
The one warning concerning their
cultivation is not to work the patch
while the leaves of the beans are
wet, either with dew or from rain.
Rust seems to follow. A rust spot
ted pod ruins it for culinary use
and this is about the only disaster
likely to happen to a pod bean. i,
Pole beans are the heaviest yield
ers of the family, and in the small
garden will give more food for the
space occupied than any other
crop.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-04-09
GERMANTOWN

Mrs. G. G. Kundahl has been
visiting in Ridgewood, New Jersey
at the home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Keiser. Mr.. and Mrs. Kaiser are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of a son last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Deets of
Philadelphia were holiday guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Deets of
Clarksburg.
Miss Ruth Waters is spending
the Spring vacation from the Col
lege of William and Mary at the
rome of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Waters.
Germantown is sorry to lose the
family of Captain and Mrs. George
d. Selby who moved to Gathers
burg early this week. Captain
Selby is in the Army Medical Corps
and is stationed at Fort Meade.
Gordon Warfield returned from
Baltimore to spend Easter with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee War
field.
Private John Waters from Nor
folk spent the Easter weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowie F. Waters.
News from the boys in the ser
vice reveals that Private Richard
Leaman, formerly stationed at
Camp Croft, South Carolina, has
been transferred to new post in
Florida. David Stang, a former
member of the Neelsville Choir,
has received his sergeant's stripes
at the U. S. Army Recreational
Area, Pontchartrain Beach, New
Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Landon Selby and
daughter, Betty Jean, of Lans-
downe, Pa, were weekend guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. R.
Selby.
Mrs. Julian Waters entertained
the bridge club on Tuesday after
noon.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-04-09

In sowing seeds, tear a corner out
of the packet and shake the seeds
out carefully so they lie in the bot
tom of the drill. Do not sow them
too thickly. Five to an inch is a
good general spacing for small
seeds. Then rake soil lightly over
the seeds and firm it so there is
close contact between the soil and
the seeds. This is vital.
In transplanting plants, dig a
good size hole, mix a teaspoonful
Of plant food thoroughly with the
soil, spread out the roots and firm
fine soil about them. Again, the firm
ing is important, for the roots and
soil must be in close contact, in or
der for the plant to take up food.
For care, and these simple skills,
you will reap q rich reward. Not
only food such as you cannot buy in
markets, but health and q knowl.
edge that you have helped make
your country strong in defense, win
be yours. r.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-04-09
OLNEY

Mr.. and Mrs. v. G. Clay and
family of Williamsburg, Pa, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Arm
strong recently. Easter guests of
the Armstrong; were Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy East and daughter of Waynes-
boro, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Musgrove
spent Easter Sunday at Fort Bel
coir, Va, with their son, Harry,
Jr.
Service boys at home recently on
leave are, Upton Everhart and
Charles Hawkins of the marines.
Corbin Brown, Norman Nicholson,
Jack Riggs of the navy and Doug
las Howes, and Ridgely Howes of
the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Hoyle, long
time residents of Olney, have
moved into their new home in
Galthersburg. They will be missed
very much in this community and
it is hoped they will return fire.
quently for visits.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Parsley of
Sykesville, Nd, were Easter guests
of their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Parsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Soper and
family spent the Easter holidays in
Philadelphia, Pa, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jasper Brown and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Beall and
daughter of Silver Springs were
guests on Sunday of Mrs. Beall's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M.
Brown.
Mrs. Catherine Riggs is spending
several days with her daughter,
Mrs. Earl Ealy and family in Silver
Springs.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Soper, and Mr.. Warren Dillon were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hance
Fooks at dinner at the Peter Pan
Inn at Urbana, Md.
Friends of Mrs. Mary Hines
Mantell were sorry to learn of the
recent death of her husband, DR..
Joseph E. Mantell of Tampa, Flor
ida, and Racine, Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Alder
ton and family were dinner guests
on Monday of last week Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dillon. Mrs. w. E. Nc
Whittier of Baltimore was the
house guest for several days last
week due to the snow storm, of
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Dillon.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-04-09

They are later in season and
more tender than bush beans. They
should not be planted until the
weather is settled and the ground
warm. Plant six to eight seeds in
hill, and thin out to the four
strongest. The hills should be two
feet apart.
The secret of quality and abun-
dant yield in pole beans is to pick
them when half mature and keep
the vines picked clean. Kentucky
Wonder is favorite pole variety.
1t will produce pods ten inches
long, if you wish, but these pods
will have strings. If they are
picked half grown the strings will
not bother and the quality will be
much better.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-04-09
Special Dressing
For Tomato Salad

A special dressing for a tomato
salad is something that very few
women bother with. However,
here is a dressing just for this
particular salad. It can be kept
IN a covered jar in the refrigerator
indefinitely which in itself is a
great inducement.
TOMATO SALAD DRESSING
l can tomato soup
q cup vinegar
" cup oil
"a cup sugar
1 tablespoon Worcestershire
sauce
3 tablespoons grated onion
Place all the above ingredients
in a quart jar in given order. Mix
together l teaspoon salt, 1 scant
teaspoon mustard and l teaspoon
paprika, and add this to ingredi-
ents in the jar. Seal, shake well,
and place in refrigerator.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-04-09
For Victory Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps
STILL FIT AT 81

Jersey City-Rejected by the
Army on the grounds of age anc
physical disability, Othel Baxter
former U. S. Army Major and
veterans of three wars, recently
completed a 61-mile walking trip
on his 61st birthday in order to
satisfy himself that the Army au-
thorities erred in disqualifying
him.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-04-09
AIRPLANES

According to Donald Nelson air.
plane production has been stepped
up by 80 per cent since the Pearl
Harbor incident. This seems to
indicate that we are now producing
over three thousand military planes
a month.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-04-09
MARINE RANCH

The Navy will buy a 100000
acre ranch in San Diego county.
California as a first training cen
ter for Marines. Tentative plans
call for housing and training ia
cilities for 10000 men.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-04-09
BY VIRGINIA VALE

released by Western Newspaper Union. }
Joan BENEFITS young
y daughter Diane is hoping
that the tires on the family
car will wear out fast. She's
been waging a campaign to
drive that car, or else to have
a pony cart of her own. The
first thing Miss Bennett did
after completing work with
Frarchot Tone in Columbia's
Highly Irregular" was to buy the
pony cart; DANES offered to drive
her mother to the studio each morn
ing.
William Holdens spending his
time between scenes of meet the
Stewards" in studying Chinese. When
Bill and Brenda Marshall, his wife,
went east recently they left Brenda's
four-year-old daughter with the Chi
nese couple that keeps house for
them-and returned to find that the
young lady not only had acquired
quite vocabulary in Chinese, but
preferred it to English!
-
Judy Garland's sort of pleased be-
cause, after singing for more than
$4,000 soldiers on her recent tour
of army camps, she's found that
the song the boys liked best was
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-04-09
TOMATO SALAD DRESSING

Succotash is a combination of
corn and lima beans. The corn and
beans are boiled separately and
combined in any proportion, usual
~ half and half, heated with butter
and seasoning. Cream may be
added if desired.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-04-09

''Zing Go the Strings of My Heart. 1"
It's her lucky song; she sang it sew
eral years ago when she auditioned
for her contract at Metro, and ever
since then she's chosen it for her
personal appearances.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-04-09

The Hays Office has requested de-
signers of screen clothes to avoid
planning costumes which would use
a lot Of material, when the women
of America are being instructed to
conserve material. Veronica Lake
will be the first star to wear the
new Conservation" garments; in
THE Glass Key" she'll wear "just
enough goods to go around" OF
course, Dorothy Lam0ur really
came first, with her sarong.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-04-09

Twenty-Five thousand beauty shop
owners recently chose Rita Hay
worth as Americas No. red-head,
Jinx Falkenburg as the No. bru-
nette, and Evelyn Reyes as the
blonde. Seems for year they'd
consulted their customers and found
that the hair styles of these three
were the ones most popular. You
may judge for yourself by seeing
Rita's new picture, MY Sister
Eileen" Miss Falkenburg's Sweet
heart of the Fleet and Evelyn
Reyes THE Adventures of Martin
Eden''-of course it's pure coinci-
dence that they're all Columbia pic
lures!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-04-09

When Clarence Nash first quacked
like duck on a Burns and Allen
program, way back last November,
nobody had any idea that the duck
might soon become star member
of the cast. But Herman" has be-
come so real to a host of listeners
that he gets fan mail, and each
week brings letters asking if he's a
real duck or just a noise, which de-
lights both George and Oracle.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-04-09

ODDS AND ENDS-The first n,cvie
studio to fly a service flag is Para
mount, 10Th 99 stars Three Of Bling
Crosby's quartet Of sons have recon.
cred from the mumps, Which they had
Simultaneously; the hoid-ouf iUds Lind
say !. Clark Gable piH next be starred
BY Metro in "ShodoW OF the Wing" a
story Of the army air corps . Joan
Crawford knifs minimum Of itUO So
inch lCoolen scarves for the ndVY every
day, behCeen scenes Of he kissed the
Bride - Larry Parks. playing the
para of filling station operator for
that same picmre, didn't hare 10 learn
hOg.--be ,CorLed his iOay through high
school in a gas station.