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The Coolidge examiner., 1942-08-14
Your Congressman
John r. Murdock

has fought valiantly to save our
country from two terrible enemies
the enemy of poverty in the
Great Depression and the enemy
of bondage now menacing us from
brutal aggressors. He has faith in
ultimate victory over all such
enemies.
"Pray to God and keep the powder
dry"
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-08-14

. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Smith, who
are vacatiOning at Long Beach,
California, are expected home to-
morrow.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-08-14

Sermon theme, The Mark to Aim
at"
intermediate Methodist Youth
Fellowship, 700.
Above all, remember to pray
three times every day, Father
Thy will be done through me-"
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-08-14

The program committee OF the
Desert Woman's Club met recently
at the home OF Mrs. NJ. A. Ander-
son, program chairman. At this
meeting plans were completed for
an interesting program to be car
r1ed out the coming year. Other
members OF the committee were
Mrs. w. s. Prouty. newly elected
president; Mrs. F. f. Kennedy,
Mrs. j. j. Bugg. Mrs. ]. A. Roberts.
and Mrs. II. A. Wolf.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-08-14

The d. S. Davis Hardware Store
VIII move to North Main Street
on the lower floor OF the Masonic
Temple building 1t is a fine loca-
ton and should bring a good trade
To the proprietors.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-08-14

ior; Pete II. Ellington, Casa Ora
nde; Bat Gays, Superior; d. NJ
Hibner, Ray; Robert Jones. Flor
ence; A T. Kilkrease. Casa Ora
nde; Mrs Katie Robertson, Flor
ence; Mrs. w. w. Simon, Super
ior, and Paul Hobby, Coolidge.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Jones drove
to Long Beach! California. the
first OF the week and returned
Thursday. They were accompanied
BY their daughters Elizabeth and
Margaret. who have been spending
their summer vacation at Long
Beach.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-08-14

Mrs. r. s. Nassau and children
accompanied by Mrs. S. f. Sparks
are leaving this week for an ex-
tended visit in Prescott and will
attend the seventh annual session
of the Southern Baptist Assembly.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-08-14
10 YEARS AGO

Major r. c. Woodruff has star
ted the excavation for his new
eight room home on Rancho Iona
Verde this week. miles south OF
Coolidge. The house is to be built
OF stone with vega ceilings and
will harmonic with the surround
ing landscape. Ii is located on a
promitory which offers a view of
the entire ranch and the scenery
OF the surrounding country.
Mrs. S. A. Hanks and her moth
er Mrs. Mary Early returned Sun
day from Prescott where they en-
Joyed the past two months In the
cool mile high city.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02
3nm 6OiGbrisen Gbeinbilaum

Wfr. ano Mrs. Sobn S % + .feier.
te1t a1n 8. Suli 5. S. ibr 6Oiabriees
ebeiubildl,m in Wst. gernon, 8afb.,
ipo bei6e fid i'm Sabre 1892 nieoer-
gelaiien batten itno sic Mbtung Ser
aatbolifen nno Ribtfatbolifen genie.
BEN.
Scr. Sobn 5or ipur6e am %. Npril
1856 IN &eaoing, Sbio, geboren. gr
lit elm @ftdn6iser Mbonnent 6es Ohio
Baifenfrenn6 felt 6er erften 8er0f'
fentlihlng bor 70 sSsabren.
Bir gratulieren oieien langjabri.
gen, treuen 2eiern bon gdt,ae,n Ser
5ea nnb tpiiniden aurn 6Oidbrigen
gbeiubildntit nod cine lange Geibe
.glihfliber 2ebensiabre.
Ohio @ai1enffeuno.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02

oicfer ISOLDE nit einem 8eitrag bon
$1,000 aufsefiibrt lit.
* * X
Mlle Stnbentem, nenc nnb alte, iuer'
ben biermit anfseforbert, lire 3mf.
fer-9iatipniernmssbn6er mitsmbrinaem.
X X X
8ir batten eripartet, baB bas leste
i'm 8aurngarten gepflan5te Corn ct.
Iibe Mablaeiten fir ultiere Stubens
ten liefern tpiirbe. g8ir troiten llns
iest nit Ser Soffnuag, sob Ste Critic
tpobl fir fit oas 8ingo bes oWifiio,l
Unit srItatten fonmen miro.
X X X
Giniae nnierer llteren Stuoenteil
m0sen ii6 tpobl bel obiger ertpab-
nung Ser Sugar &ationing Boots"
geoadt baben: .9as fonntt geraoe
geleger, Damn babe id nub ettpas gum
gorseieen, tpern id reeiitriere.'' i.
BUR tpeitern 8eadf,lns lei bier err
ipdbnt, bab oieie Sugar Gationino
8oofs' ntd)t in Ser, Office bes &cf-
tors ont .Sduleroffnunestage einse-
reibt iperben. sn oielen1 Sage baben
mir ipeit, 8i6tieeres slt t,ln, tpie 8.
g. sic @nteegennabnne neuer 2eIer.
aus ben @anben Ser Stl,beute1t.
X X
Die Miiffebr sum Solepbinunt miro
fir bic sStnbenten Diel angerebmer.
iein, tpet,n fie cine groBe 2iite bon
fteitett 2eiern in Ser Eaide baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02
sdidt @eibnadtspoit nn6 -Gafete
fit Gpl6aten itn Dftp6er!

Obnobl es nod etlihe Monate bot
Weibnadten iit, rat 6as Rriegs6e.
partnretlt, bie fir SoIoaten in l1eber.
fee beftinmt ftito, sredtaeitig aufan-
geben. HoItbeanIte raten an, 8afete,
&arten uno 8riefe I'M Sftober ab5n-
fbiden ,ln6 erfldre,t 8eibnadtspoif,
sic nod bem /. Nopember abgeididt
tpiirbe, ipiirbe Sic Solbaten faitnt Biz
@eibnadten erreiden. Hafete oiirfen
ni6t mebr aIs elf Yfunb tpiegen, nibt
mebr als 18 Bon lang ieit. gs 6ari
.nur elm Yafet in Der @obe abgeibidt
tperoen ,inb es ioIlten iDe6er gfaB.
runesmittel nod alei6er geididt iper'
ben. =
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02
MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

Gergangenes Sabr batter mir tueis
BE Trauben. 9ieies sSsabr eriparteten
mir anb, tpeiBe Sral1ben, aber berge-
bens. Bei naberer gurbiidt bemerf-
ten mir, oaB bie &eben, anitatt iib
unt oas neue brabtene @eldnber sn
pinoen, am 8oben lagen. l1no als
mir bas 3ebenseitrdi6 a1f bic Sette
idober, entoeften mir i'm 3enentbo'
Sen Sic SnI6rift u@lab Of 1912.
9ie Glaiie BON 1912 bate ri6t
oas @eringite nit bent nelien &eben-
aeld,oer alt TIM. Selbit 6ie fleinen,
rnideinbaren Trailben, bic mir OH
einselnen geben fanoen, idienen bic
unribtige Mngabe at beitatieen i,nS
erroteten bor S6am.
X X x
sBir erinden ltniere 2eIer,=i,t ibren
@ebeten Der freigebigen @obltatertil
GIT gebenfen,. ipel6e in Der @abenliite
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02

Ser @befreoafteur bes. nGontnonA
neal idrieb fiir5lid iiber Ben Eaplt
foIgenbe beberaigenstperte 3etie1l
(Go,nn1ontpeal, 10. Sssuli 1912, Hr.
t2):: Gin 5eleeramn, oas fiiralib
aus Der gatifanita6t fant, bra6te Die
Nadridt baB Der 8apit
it'd BON eineii1 Mnfan bon SssnflnenSa
ipieoer erbolt Bat ltno DaB er ii6 am.
gorobeno bes sSeites Beter 1t1lo Saul
I'M Sanft 8etersoolH an Der beiot1-
oeren Mnoabt beteiltgen fonrte. Bab-
reno ib ant Saae bes eroBen Seites
oieie 3eilen idreibe, mattoer1l meine
@ebanfen 5iriid 81 elmer beionoeren
8eleeenbeit, BET ser es mir bergonnt
mar, am Gorabettb bieies Seltes i'm
5anft Betersbom antpeieno at iein
unb ettpas at beobadten,, mas mal,
init &edt 6as ont tiefiten ergreifenoe,
bo6oramatii6e uno tiefipmbolii6e
Sdauipiel nennen barf, bas ein fas
tboliider gbrift ie miterleben fann:
n6mlid, tpie bas &a,lpt Der Stride,
Ser birefte gea6fomme bes bl. Sez
trns, ouf bent gbriftus mie a,if Ell.
nen Sellen feline Stride gegriinoet
bat, ieinen trabitionellen 8eiu6 beim
@rabe Ser bn. Betrus un6 Haulns
ma6te 1,n6 bnnn gan5 allein al,f lei
ne1n 8etftltbI fniete, ipdbreno einige
MiteIieber Ieines pripaten Sausbal>
tes in einiger @ntfernung bon ibm
itanoen. Sier berribtete er in tiefer
Sammlnng ELM peri0nlides @ebet,
nidt BLOB fir Sic orsaniiierte, iibts
bare Stride, ionoern audi fir alle
Sobne in6 96dter @ottes in ber
ganaen 8eIt, ob Tie nun Mitglieber
bieier itdtbaren, oreaniiterten Stride
Ii1lb ober 1lidt.
.0ieler Yapit par Bi,1s ser @lftp
uno es tpar ni6t lanee, nabbeln Der
ebenalige 8ibliotbefar uno &aplan
bon Srbensfrauen bon Ieinent 2eben
oes 5tuoi,,rns ltno @ebetes bintpeg'
oerlfen unb, na6ben er iid IN Holen
nno an6ersipo inn aftipen 9ienita Der
Stride betpdbrt bate, bon Ieinen Mit-
faroinGlen getpdblt tpuroe, Ben burd
Sen 300 Benefits bes 5iinf5ebnte.
erle6ieten pdpitlihen sbron al1 beitei.
gen. 8enebift mar es getpefen, Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02

allBenitebenoe oie Stride miBberiteben
itn0 Die Nrbeit ln1b ben Gbarafter Der
Grieiter elmer Stride fdIfb auslegen,
oeren @eien Der ipnere @eiit lit nn6
Die bod gleid5eitiG 10 prganifiert lit.
baB fein sdnBeres ooer materiellcs Be-
oiirfnis ooer @rforber,tis Ser nuenid-
liben GeielIibaft in ibrer Gerpal.
tltng beruadlaiiigt ooer nnbeahtet
bleibt. Dieier pielbeidaftiete Sour
1laliit.Bralat sl1m 8eilpiel, Ser elm
6a6mann in Geibibte uno fanoni.
lhem &ebt, in Siturgie ,tn6 Diploma.
tie Der Stride mar, batte es mir er.
moelidt, ben Bapit Bel feinem Eri-
natgebet bor bem @rabe feiner geift-
li6en 8orfabren nm gorabe,,o oes
sroben 5eites Der ntenfdliben @riin-
Der Der Stride au beobadten; oenn er
alallbte, audi ein aatboIif tonne Sic
9sotpen6iefeit Ser a,1Beren Organic.
tion Der firdlidetl angelegenbeites
crit ridtig einid,dten, ,penn er anb
2enntnis unb grfabrung bon ben
lpirfliden eeiitliden Rraften ser &ir-
DIE beiitt. e
vBabren6 ib bon oieiem ieltenem
8orrebte @ebrau6 ,nadte. iudte id
mir bor5i1itellen, mas in Der Seele 6es
81. gafers bor iib aing, als er gans
aleln in ieiner getpaltigen 8alilifa
betete;; aber, ipie id5 Monfienor gueci
geitano, fonnte ib nur raten 1tn6 babe
mid babel berinutlid tpeit bon ber
Wabrbeit e,,tfernt. 11no tpenn is6
mid banals III iol6er Gage befano,
90 bod 6ie Stride l1nb oie 8elt i'm
Serglei6 nit bel1te rubig ,tno 1T s5rie.
ben ipar, tpie fonnte man nie @eoan.
ten oes 8apites in bieie1na Sabre err
rotett, als er, friid bonn aranfenbett
fommeno, in .oent tiefen 5hlpeigen
nno Der giniamfeit bon Sanft 8eter
fniete l,nb Inn Silfe in Ser 2eit,lna
Der Stride birdp Sic Stiirme iino
Sponnllngen Ser gegentp1rtiaen Grie.
ae betete2 Cine iol6e Mnitrengung
mare bergeblid; aber Sic &atbolifen
Der eat5en 8elt iolltelt beten fir ben
Ginen, ser bon Ser Sanft Geters.
firbe aus Die ganse Wenibbeit itiiet."
- 8.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02
&eltit her Yapf btfet

sic Sdbigfeiten ,ttt0 berporragenoen
gigenibafte,l bes Mailanoer Yrieiters
beobabtet ,lno lit 8etradt ee5ogen
,tnp i'm alf oen Hfab eeitellt bate,
Ser anf bie einiame Sobe bes Stltb=
les bes FL. Hetrns fiibrt. l1nb Bius
Der elite beobahtete bon bieier Sobe
aus Sic 6dbiefeiten linb eltten @iaen-
1baften oes Brieiters, BEN er 5it iei-
rent StaatsiefretGr erip6blte ,tuo Der
jest als gins Der 3tpolfte sic airbe
Der aan5en @elt regiert. Gs lit ultlt-
berbar, ipie in bent Spitent Ser fatbo-
liiben Stride ariitofratiide gigen-
ibafte1l bes gbarafters uno Ser Sd
biefeite,, ribt bloB Ser @eburt, lino
oenofratiid)e 4usleie 5ulammenipir=
FEM iobaB Hri,,5 ooer 8a1er bie elei-
6en Moglihfeite,t baben. gtad met
ner aniidt iollten Stli6enten Der &C.
ididte, Der Staatsfunit uno Der go
siologie fib bern Stubilm oieies Sp-
items ntebr tpiomen, als iie es bisber
getan baben.
.Der patifanii1e Br6lat, Der mir
oa5,t perbalf, bob id bor bielen Sab
ren am %. sunni in Sanft Beter
iein ourfte, mar biele @ohen bin=
our6 meitt Jiibrer, 8erater 1,no
Jre,tno in lteinelt inteniiben Stuoien
iiber Sic Srganiiation ser Stride, ipel<
DIE ipGter bie @r,tnolage biloeten 5,1
einent 8ud iiber bieien @egenitano,
oas id in 3itIannenarbeit nit Sidie
&ernan f6rieb. CT felbit mar einer
Der tatisiten iournaliitiiben Nrbeiter,
sic id ie,nals fennenler,lte. gs ipar
tldtnIid fein an6erer als Der beriibm-
te Migr. Bueci ser tpdbreno eitter
lanaen ,3eit als Ser beoeutenbfte Sour.
naliit i1t Gerbin6ung nit bein Seili-
gen Stuble galt. Seine 96tigfeit tpar
praftiid bon FOLDER 9eoeltuns, bab
biele 2aienforreiponbe1,ten in Som,
Sic fir oen &auptteil ibrer ben So,
titan betreffen6en gtadridten itf altI
Nisr. Mlcci perlieBen i'm als Wo-
nopol fir bie gsahribten iiber Die
fatboliibe Stride aus erIter Guellc
5etradteten uno bafiir bieltett, baB er
mebr SS1tereiie fit iein Monopol als
fir bie Girde Ielbit bate. Das III
elmer Ser JdIle, 6ie betpeiien, tpie leib1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02

@mpfangen Sic beilieeenben 9etrag
a,1r 5reiitelle, Inn elm gen1ad)tes Ser
ipreben 81, erfiiIlen. MOge Der liebe
@ott ssbr sroBes, peroienitbolles I'm
ternebmen Ieenen. - alte 2eierin,
Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02
Stimnte hes Yoltcs tIr
has ,Soiepbtnltm

5iermit idide id Sbnen cine 60
be, lpelde ib periproben bate, ipenn
mir in elmer slngelegenbeit aebolfe1l
tpiirbe. Soft lei Danf es lit mir ge-
Bolfcn iporben. 2eIer, Mi6.
X x X
) @inIieeenb $1.00, ben i6 5u gbs
rem bes FL. Solepb beripro6el1 bate,
,penn meine So1ter Irbeit befdnle.
sic bat in fur5er -3eit slrbcit erbal-
ten. - M. g., 8.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-05
AN OHIO BEAUTY

Eleanor Parker, young contract player, at Warner Bros, halls from Cleveland, where her beauty is re- membered by many friends await ing her first appearance in Soldiers in White," . Technicolor featur- cite.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-05
Promising Pictures Feature Pogran1s Of Local 7heaters
MUSICAL STARS
 TOP STATE BILL
Private BuCkarOO,' Open. ing Sunday Features H.
 James, Andrews Sisters

Performances tomorrow evening at Warmers State theater conclude the engagements of Barbara Stanwyck, Joel McCrea and Brian Donlevy in "The Great Mans Lady"; also Jim- my Lydon as Henry Aldrich in Henry and Dizzy.
 A real entertainment treat is in store for theatergoers attending the State starting Sunday when the management of that theater will present Q smash double unit show comprised of Private Buckaroo" starring Harry James and his nlu- sic makers with the Andrews Sisters and a score of other ,topnotch enter tainers, and "The Lady Is Willing" co-starring Marlene Dietrich and Fred MacMurray.
 Harry James, the hot and tuneful trumpeter combined with the famed Andrews Sisters, Joe E. Lewis, top night club performer who makes his first bow on the screen here, Dick Foran, Ernest Truex, Shemp Howard and score of other charming and talented people form 8 starring combination that is positively tops.
 James, unlike so many band lead- CTS, is a handsome young man who really has acting talent, a fact that that adds greatly to the entertain ment value of "Privae Buckaroo"'. His band is easily the best heard in these parts and 1t is not hard to understand why his organization holds top rating on the air and in the luke boxes.
 The Andrews Sisters, as always, more than hold up their end of the entertainment and are said to be as tuneful and effervescent as ever. Joe E. Lewis, the comedian, not the prize fighter, Is real comedy find and has a style of delivery that fits well on the screen. Dick Foran reveals 8 baritone of power and purity astounding to those who are accus- toned to seeing him on horseback.
 Briefly, the story revolves around James band and what happens when Harry is inducted into the Army. The entire outfit promptly gets into uniform, the Andrews Sisters and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-05

the girls send her to see Agent Kenny Howell, who unknown to her handles only birds and animals. However, the gag backfires when Kenny wins her a screen test in a gin ruYnny game with a famous producer. All in all, Q highly drama tic and thoroughly absorbing story of true life in the most glamorous city in the world, Girls Town" is the picture to see.
 Invasion" the second first run, first Waterbury showing feature, on the same program, is a timely and thrilling document of the present day world events. Boake Carter, as the narrator, describes the scenes with vivid reality; reality that holds one spellbound from beginning to end. It Is a historical picturization that every true American. should
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-05
GERTRUDE NTECEN
 HEADSPOu SHOW
Stan KentOn and Orches- tra in Last AII.PersOn
 Program This Evening

Today will be your last oppor. tinity to see the grend stage bill now being presented at the Loew pOli Theatre, the headline attrac- tion being in the person of lush- voiced, exotic Gertrude NieSen, Am- erica's swingheart. Stan Kenton and his orchestra, direct from the famous palladium in Hollywood are Che next big attraction while other star acts include Ruthie Barnes, Broadway's Queen of Rhythm, and Nash and Evans an outstanding comedy team The stage perfor- xnances are presented at l:20, 400, 0s3O and 800 p. Yn., so plan now Co attend at least one of these shows. On the screen is Treat Elm Rough" with Eddie Albert and Peggy Moran.
 A slick comedy cast, headed by such iuminaries as Jean Bennett, George Brent, Mischa Auer, Glenda Farrell, Ernest Truex and Una Mer- kel, is responsible 10 rthe gayety, klan. and hilarity which highlight the swift-moving action of the new Edward Small production, Twin Beds,' which is slated for its local premiere at the Loew Poll theatre tomorrow morning when 1t opens 8 live day negagement here.
 Based on the Broadway hit farce of the 19i6-19I7 theatrical season, s'Twin Beds" was transferred to the screen under the directorial baton of Tim Whelan, who previously die rected International Lady" for the small studios. It tells laugh-get- ting story of @ young married couple, consisting of Miss Bennett and MT. Brent, who become involved in Q whole series of crazy compli- cations because the heroine goes about daffly doing good deeds where they always have the worst possible effect.
 Miss Bennett's enthusiasm for good causes finally brings her har- rassed husband to the end of his rope and he skips town. When he returns, on Q mission of reconcilia- ton, he is greeted by a surprise that Is more than any man in his right mind Is willing to accept. From there n the story gambles madly to 8 brieht finish.
 On the same program is another smash hit, Grand Central Murder" with Ven Hefln, Virginia Grey and Cecilia Parker. Don't miss this out- standing double hit bill.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-05
WALTER SOLEK
 AT RITZ SUNDAY

Walter Solek, a newcomer among the Polish American Mastri will make his debut at the Ritz Ball. room in Bridgeport Sunday June q His Merry Melodiers are heard every Thursday over WELL. Walter Solek was formerly drummer-vocal- ist with the Krakowska Orchestra and was well known for his vocaliz- ing on Victor records, the "zosia Polka" and "Maytime Polka"
 There is dancing every Saturday at the Ritz The Casa Ritz or- chestra playing sweet waltzes, with Ralph and Isabelle vocalizing. Every Wednesday and Sunday there are Polish dances at the Ritz.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-05

Lewis joining the USo.
 Conspicious in the balance of the cast are Mary Wickes, Richard Da- vies, Huntz Hall, Tagalong and the popular Jivin' Jacks and Jills.
 The second big hit of the program is the 1ong-awaited "The Lady Is Willing" gay funniest co-starring Marlene Dietrich and Fred Mac Murray and featuring the new sen- sation Baby Corey.
 Topping the new show opening Wednesday next at the State is "The Big Shot" co-starring Humphrey Bogart and Irene Manning with Q celebrated supporting cast. Includ- ed on the same big show will be "sing Your Worries Away" with Bert
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-05
GIRLS TOWN ON
 STRAND PROGRAM
Invasion Companion Fea- tnre on TwO.fOr-On Bill
 Beginning Sunday

The current program at the Strand will be concluded tonight with the final showings of Rex Beach's mighty classic, '"The Spoil ers," co-starred in this action packed epic are Marlene Dietrich, John Wayne and Randolph Scott, with Margaret Lindsay, Harry Carey Richard Barthelmess, William Far- mum and Samuel S. Kinds in the supporting cast. Whats Cookin'," that tive session filled with mirth, melody and comedy, featuring the Andrews Sisters, Woody Herman and his orchestra, June Frazee and Robert Paige, is the second enter- taining treat on the same program.
 Starting tomorrow for a four day engagement are two first run, first Waterbury showing features. Head- ing this giant two for one show is Girls Town" featuring Edith Fel- lows, June Storey, Kenneth Howell and Alice White. What happens to girls who come to Hollywood in search of screen success is daringly recounted in this absorbing film. Edith Fellows and June Storey are co-starred, as Sisters, who are stranded in Hollywood by an un. scrupulous promoter, after June has won the trip in 8 fake beauty con- test which labeled her Miss Ohio Valley" Edith, her younger sister has no illusions about becoming a movie star, but is taken along as a travelling companion to her sister, and when the girls go to live in Girls Town" cooperative board- ing house run by Anna @. Nilsson, Q former film star, she obtains a job in 8 local restaurant to tide them over financially until Jane can get her first important break. When June's conceit gets on their nerves,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-05
SEARCH FOR TWO

The dual search for a murderous escaped convict and a missing girl forms the plot of RKO Radios "Tte t'aIcon. Taxes Over"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-05

see. If you like the truth, here It Is.
 Starting Wednesday for Q three day engagement, the Strand will present two top hts. Hit number one "Saboteur," features Robert Cummings, Priscilla Lane and Otto Kruger, in an exciting story of Q boy and Q girl who outwit and out- fight 6 sinister ring of American traitors. Hit number two, "Juke Box Jenny" featuAes Ken Murray, Har- riet Eilliard, Charles Barnett and his orchestra, Wingy Manone and his orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-05
HETRLOOM BRTNGS LUCK

An old gold watch which Pamela Blake has secretly carried in every picture she has been in will be worn in Q prominent position during shooting of Metro-G Goldwyn- Mayors "Ox Train"
 The watch originally belong to her grandmother, a pioneer woman. It's age makes 1t authentic with the western picture background.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-05

Lahr, Buddy Ebsen and many other favorite entertainers.
 Other attractions on the "soon" list at the State include such pro- duction as Gentleman After Dark" with Brian Donlevy and Miriam Hopkins, Broadway" starring George Raft and Pat O'Brien, "This Gun For Hire" with Veronica Lake and Robert Preston in co-starring honors, James Cagney in Yankee Doodle Dandy" and William Holden and Ellen Drew in "The Remarkable Andrew.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-05

Rice fields are expected to re- place peanut tracts in India during the war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-05
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP
CALLING LANGA TURNER

Lana Turner, who has been nominated for everything from girl with whom we'd rather be tossed in a blanket with" to the Sweet heart of Sigma Sigma, Sigma, was greatly pleased when she saw copy Of the Kodiah Bear, paper put out by members of the Naval Air Sta- ton at Kodiak, Alaska.
 Tn the upper left hand corner of 6 page is printed one line. Attn: Lana Turner. <-.ou'd love 1t here!"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-05
KAY KYsER KIDNAPPED

A chain of comedy follows when Jane Wyman, playing a beautiful enemy siren, kidnapS Kay Kyser from his honeymoon apartment to aid her in espionage work. The scene occurs in RKO Radios new picture, My Favorite Spy"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-12-26
Ethel Waters To
Be Heard ByMen
Serving Overseas
To Join Other
Artists In Short
Wave Broadcast

WASHINGTON, D. c. (SNS)-
Command Performance, the
United States Arny's weekly short
wave radio program broadcast to
American troops overseas, will be
presented both to the troops and to
the American public on Christmas
Eve. Thursday, December "A. the
War Department in collaboration
with the office of War Information
announced today that this broad
cast featuring performers requested
by United States Service men,Wlll
be heard over all four major net
works from IL p. m. to midnight,
EWT.
Elmer Davis, director of the Owl,
will open the broadcast from
Washington. Radio stars who will
participate both from New York
and Hollywood will include Ethel
Waters, Fred Allen, Jack Benny
Edgar Bergen, Bling Crosby, Bob
Hope, Kay Kyser, Dorothy Lamour,
Al Newman and his orchestra,
Dinah Shore, Ginny Sims, Red
Shelton and others.
The broadcast will be carried by
the Blue Network, Columbia, Mu-
tual and NBC. This is the first time
this program has been made avail
able to listeners in the United
States.