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Evening star., 1942-12-23
Housewives Here Warned
Against Bedding Salesman

Housewives here were warned
today by the Better Business Bureau
to be on the lookout for a door to-
door salesman who offers bedding
equipment at bargain prices.
According to complaints received
by the bureau, the salesman insists
upon cash deposits for such articles
as sheets. blankets and pilloWcases
Evening star., 1942-12-23
Firmer Basis for Postwar
Commecial Flying Urged
3y the Associated PreGA

BY the Associated Press
The Civil Aeronautics Act should
be amended to provide 4 nrmer
foundation especially for postwar
commercial aviation, Chairman Lea
of the House Interstate and Foreign
Commerce Committee said today.
In statement outlining future
aviation legislation which he felt
Congress should consider, Mr.. Lea
Evening star., 1942-12-23
Man Posing os Womun
Held in Robbery

A colored man charged with rob-
bing cab driver while dressed as a
woman. yesterday was ordered held
for grand jury action under IS, 900
bond by Judge John P. Mcmahon in
Municipal Court.
The defendant, James LYMAN, 2S,
1907 Six and One-half street NV.
pleaded not guilty when arrsigned.
Evening star., 1942-12-23
Rabbi Sequl to Preach

Rabbi Henry Segal will preach at
$50 pm. Friday at the B'nai Israel
Synagogue, Fourteenth and Emerson
streets NV. on The Power of Ira
dftion." There will be an open
forum and community singing after
the service.
Evening star., 1942-12-23

will place special stress on the war
time duties and problems Of police
officers.
Evening star., 1942-12-23

advances being made under the
stress of war"
Evening star., 1942-12-23

Big, crisp, golden meats
delicious and chock
full of food value. Wal
nuts are a nutritious
plenty food" Use them
often in your menus.
Evening star., 1942-11-20
HELP MEN.

HELP MEN.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS g.
hour shifts, good working
conditions. Apply Engineer,
Fairfax Hotel, 21OO Mass.
ave. NV.
RELIEF MAN, permanent
job. See engineer, Fairfax
Hotel, 2100 Mass. ave. NV,
between 8 and 5.
Evening star., 1942-11-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
any debts except those contracted for by
myself. s. H. HINES, SOB Mass ave ne.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
ship and Notice of Formation of New
Partnership Under Same Name
Notice is hereby given that the partner
shlp heretofore subsisting between John L.
Tho,,np TThhompson' Hush Thompson and Erwin s:
ss furniture dealers at 1910 Rhode Island
AvSnue NE, washington, D. c., under the
Company, has been dissolved pursuant to
the terms of an option in writing dated
om,idn October :, ia42' by the exercise of said
by John L. Thompson and Hugh Thompson,
SO far as the partnership land business.
name, assets, credits and effects CONCERNS
the the, said Il. Erwin M $; Thompson, who retires
owing by the said late firm will be re-
Selved and paid respectively by John L.
THOMPSON and Hugh Thompson, who will
continue, to carry on the said business in
Pa partnership under the style or Arm Of
THOMPSON Furniture Company
Dated the 18th day of November, 1912
JOHN L. THOMPSON,
HUGH THOMPSON,
BY JOHN L. THOMPSLN,
Attorney in Fact. 81
Evening star., 1942-11-20

AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, experienced in
all makes machines. Excellent working
conditions, including heated shop. Must
have own, tools. Excellent salary. steady
work, 8 days week. Any age can apply.
Fred Motor Co, 4101 Kansas ave NV
Evening star., 1942-11-20
HELP MEN.

MAN, colored, over 80, to help
around furniture store and on
truck. Apply before $50, Hen
derson's, 1l08 G st. 2o'
PART-TIME
GROCERY CLERKS.
Government employees who
have had grocery experience
and desire work from 5 to 10
pm. No Sundays. Excellent
salary.
LARIMER'S,
1727 Conn. Ave. NV.
SPOTTER
For Dry Cleaning Plant.
All-around man; excellent
salary, attractive hours and
pleasant working conditions.
Apply Beverly Plaza Valet
Service, 1915 Mt. Vernon
Ave-, Alexandria, Va, or call
MIR. Faigen, TIE. 4422.
Evening star., 1942-11-20

MAN to work in parts depart
ment, will consider one over
As years; good pay. White
Motor Co., 1120 1st st. ne.
ME. 1862.
Evening star., 1942-11-20

AUTO MECHANIC wanted for permanent
lob with good pay. Apply LENOX MOTOR
GO, 1901 Baltimore ave, Hyattesville,
Md. Phone WA 34Ro
Evening star., 1942-11-20

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS, NO
EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
-RECEIVING CLERKS. IN
TER N L DELIVERY
CLERKS, STOCKMEN. AP-
PLY THE HECHT co. SERV-
ICE BLDG, 1400 OKIE ST.
NE
Evening star., 1942-11-20

AUTO MECHANICS and service salesman
for established OldSmobile dealers. Top
pay. excellent working condition Mr.
BurriS, Woodley 2l61 or apply Paul Bros,
1920 Wisconsin ave
Evening star., 1942-11-20
Automobile Repossessor.

M AN, RELIABLE, FOR
CA S HI Err AND CORRE-
SPONDENCE WORK, WITH
LARGE TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY. CALL EX. 6286
MORNINGS.
Evening star., 1942-11-20
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, P, A. firm requires ex-
per1enced accountant, prefer c. P A.,
good salary and opportunity. Box 369-B
Star
Evening star., 1942-11-20

DRIVER = SALESMAN for
growing company. We have
several routes open for men
who can sell. 5-day week and
good pay. Apply in person.
Globe Brewing Co., 1858 31st
st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-11-20

AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS S HELPER, some
experience on FordS and Plymouths; good
salary, steady job: must be well recom-
mended. Box 4h2-R Star
Evening star., 1942-11-20

MAN for industrial insurance debit, with
Wen-known company. Liberal salary and
commission. Call RE. 616l, to 4: Ii.
2a13 evenings
Evening star., 1942-11-20
HELP MEN.
(Continued.)

MAN, experienced extraction resin. pine
oil also man experienced making cement
pipe. Box S17, Berwyn. Md.
MAN for outside work around grounds Of
public building: permanent employment.
Address Box Ale, Star 20"
MAN colored, nisht switchboard operator
for firSt-class apt. house in near downtown
location. Hours IL pm. to 7:30 am, q
days per week. Call MI. Ruff, RE. $500,
1117 Vermont ave
Evening star., 1942-11-20

DISPLAY SHOP MAN, appli-
cants who have had display
shop experience and are
draft-exempt preferred. Per-
manent position, with good
earnings and working condi-
tions- Apply to Mr.. Wyatt,
Hahn Display Dept, rear Of
923 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-11-20
PART-TIME
GROCERY CLERKS.

Government employees who
have had grocery experience
and desire work from 5 to 10
pm. No Sundays. Excellent
salary.
Evening star., 1942-11-20

AUTOMOBILE SERVICE statesmen, ex-
perlenced estimating on maintenance and
oamage repairs Finest working condi-
] $50 NJ st. NV Mr Herrmann -,
Evening star., 1942-11-20

BARTENDER, white, for Sundays: must be
sood man; good pay. Portner Grill, 1853
You st after d
Evening star., 1942-11-20

time u to - age limits: opportunitv for
student part time job. night work. Amer
lean Dist Telpg Co. DI l1N1
Evening star., 1942-11-20

M EMS FURNISHINGS
SALESMAN, top wages; per-
manent. Eiseman's, F st.
at 7th.
Evening star., 1942-11-20
LARIMER'S.


1927 Conn. Ave. NV.
ACCOUNTANT-Fine mems
wear store desires draft-de-
terred man, experienced in
retail inventory method of
accounting. Person to be
selected is probably now en-
ployed in retail store in a
general bookkeeping capac-
ity. Excellent salary for per-
son with proper qualifca-
tlons. Fine future. Apply by
letter in own handwriting
Lewis & Thos. Saltz, Inc,
1409 G. st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-11-20

BOOkkEEPER, draft-exempt man to take
full charge of books for national trade
association: permanent position Write full
qualifications, Box Bib, Star
Evening star., 1942-11-20

MAN. white, about 65 years old, as clerk
| in laundry branch store. work is very
| light pleasant and position is permanent
| Must be neat. sober and have good refer
| ence. SIS per week while learning, more
when qualified. See Mr.. Cockrille, 14O2
r st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-11-20

MAN, ,colored, for restaurant, utility work
and short ordering. Full or part time.
At once 9l- | tn ST Sc
Evening star., 1942-11-20

MAN, colored, to work in grocery store;
steady employment: good pay. 220O Eye
Evening star., 1942-11-20

! MAN. middle -aged, to work in variety and
newsstand store, = to pm, 6-day week;
good pay: steady work. Apply 42l H
st. ne
Evening star., 1942-11-20

HELPERS for trash trucks, GOOD pav and
steady employment. Apply 1918 N. Capitol
or calI PE ,:B1I
Evening star., 1942-11-20

MAN. any age. white or colored. with D. c.
permit, motorcycle experience desirable
put not required; permanent. Mr. Hudson.
M st. NV
Evening star., 1942-11-20
HELP MEN,

SHOEMAKERS, exp only; steady job; 60,
pay. will consider renting or selling DEF
Evening star., 1942-11-20

HOUSEBOY. colored. for guest house;
room, board and $40 month; Time off,
Must be trustworthy and outside draft
Beverly Hall cor. Mass and Florida aves
NV Mrs. Clark, HO 1868
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04
TnURsDAY..FRIpAY..sATuRDAY

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DRUG SAVINGS
100 KREML HAIR TONIC. .5sc
so LYONS Tooth Powder .28c
so Marehand's Hair Wash .3se
so MULsIFIED SHAMPOO. .3ac
so MEET DIPILAToRY >. .4se
so NORWICH UNGUEHTINE 4as
100 PAcQUIN's Hand Cream. 7se
so PoLIDEHT POWDER >. 4sc
.a5 PETERsoK's Ointment. 22s
I.5o PIHkHAM's Compound 7sc
10 sAYMAN'S SOAP. g for isc
LIS sERuTAH REMEDY go. CSC
200 s. s. S. TONIC. ...$t.6T
10 Lux, Lifsbuoy Soap, 3 for isc
.35 sIoan's LInImsnt ..... .2so
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28
Building Shows
Effecf of Change
To Total War Busis

Washington D c-Wide fluctua
aons in home building IN he "a
|fious states and territories are
shown II the volume Of FHA new
home mortgages accepted Cor in
alranoe IN the first half of 1892
compared with the same period
last year, Federal Housing Com
missioner Abner H Ferguson an
nounced
They reflect the impact. Mr..
Ferguson said. u the c0antfys
conversion 70 q total wal basis
upon the home building industry
II the various areas but cannot
he interpreted. however. IS : b
fometer fof continued new home
building As 70 BE- expected.
states containing important war
activities showed substantial
gains while home building pfac
tiealiy stopped n some others
For The country ii 3 whole. the
gross amount Of S449 SIS 60 Of
neW home mortgages accepted
vas the largest recorded for any
similar period. being 80 per cent
greater than the amount accepted
u The first half Il Last year.
Twenty one states and the Dis
trict 81 Columbia showed gains ~
he first haif q this year over the
same period q 1911. These states
wIfh their percentages. follow
Nevada 2zze. Arkansas 1909.
Virginia 1877. Kansas as. Okla
Roma ell. Maryland 81. Name
SIS. Nex Hampshire s51 South
Carolina at. Ma1sachoseta go
conneetleaf 4e8 Alabama 403
Utah 405 Washington zg8 Texas
Us. Louisiana ET New Jersey
Is. Arlxona r 4. Ono fes. Geor-
90 I19. Penaz9lvanla ~. and
District q CoIambis 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28
Theatre News

This Time Tor Keeps" 4 deftly
turned comedy is tire offering af
the Ritz for Friday. August -
Il features the marital problems
Of , young married couple whose
affairs are complicated b. IN in
t~erferrlng father II law. ard ;
fpriQhfly sister II i convincing
" handled b. Ann Rutherford Is
The wlfe. Irene Rich as the moth
er. and Virginia Weidlef Is the
sister.
Sunset o. the Desert brings
% the screen q story that mas &C
ton. music and pleasant inter
indes furnished b. = essi consist
ing Of Roy Rogers. George Cab
-" HAYES. Lynn Carver ard The
sons = ne Pioneers II comes to
he Rllz Tor Saturday only.
The Sunday and Monday At
traction 81 this thester ulll BE-
This Gun for Hire q truly dra
matte story featuring Yafonics
Lake and Robert Chester Il
aeals with 8 professional killer
sud carries the spectator through
tense scenes until i comes % &
climax Nith tie regeneration and
death q the killer Robert Pres
ton plays opposite Neronich Lake
Whispering Ghosts Is ue
eerie title ~ tae attFactlon - the
Ritz On Tuesday and Il unfoids
& mystery story 50 amid the huiks
II old ships Al ~ lne Tradition
Il props are there. hidden dia
sanntis thieves. and s radio crime
directive. q make re Nheea II
Ire movie maehine 50 found Bfen
q joyce and Hlltoo Bsfie head.
IRE cast
For wednesday sd Thursday
the Ritz brings Taxxsna New
York Adventure. = ifs pair0nz
rs aenes are hid. first Is Afriea
and tHea il New York. where
Tazsn goes q search u - eon
Nhg - been kidnapped IL Al
1ie9 a1h 8 circus for kcaie
Nth Johnny Wean1ulIeI and
aaureen Osailiyan = fhe lead
sasf more could TaFzan iznz AK
- n &c ~ u ENTERTAINMENT
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28
~ RicnAEp pyER
wa waraa FrsInl

WTAplRA Slasr a Minas GegA
n~sa2lfI9e streets ARE psved
iron ans the massise wAsss
az NC 1Aa wear ad houas are
heasx NsA III a4sussAi
xase htiEe wales ekases ehssF
IN ina asFgsandinN saEsrd praks
81 ue mpga richest iran ere q
ehseh the Unsted States ard En3
land haee tUgFsnd % matct thess
demand luF hsstorsA greatest bel
AgeFrnl construction pfoxsm
Rikhs noM thes are pouring
sis oAa eog into fiablra and -
marosd 10 tke sea ard re- ever.
dollar they plan 81 rash 0ut )
ion "a Gre ng napge. ~ the rata ~
akNsat kWo mslllaN taE4 = feAN
Been Trwn Days
hui that weng exNn seFntch III
asfruapa1icai reserves * ifuk
here At ire Esahlsa pfStee4 csas
an rxtirnzted 40 aaisitnn tuHs
r4 ihe thirteen biElsun tors Cd
high gsade iron use-4unnink -
high Is ~ per cent pune this
state
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28
City Planning To
Aid N Postwar
Employment

As far as housing IS concerned
the nation is already far better
prepared 70 meet and solve what
probably viii be one Of its most
pressing postwar problems-em-
pioyfneut-than most people real.
lie. according - Frederick p
Champ Of Logan. Utah. president
Mortgage Bankerx Association oi
America who has announced that
he expects TO set Up 3 special com
mittee 70 begin ; study q postwar
planning
In recent years most Amerf
can cities have been moving
along quietly but steadily in their
studies Of urbsn municipal prob
lens and. as 3 result. viii be
ready 70 proceed almost 81 once
with solving such problems Is
SUM clearance. elimination u
blighted areas and creating neA'
neighborhoodS.
Pew realize that il m0re Tran
IS per cent Of United States cities
Of more than Is 900 population.
planning agencies already exist
ard most Of them are functioning
even today when winning the War
i the al important objective -
cFywhere. Their principal need Is
funds and technical assistance but
feW can expect = get them II any
smount until after the gar.
Postwar planning and ufban re-
habllitafzon are expected = Be
principal topics for review At the
associations annual meeting and
conferences On wartime mortgage
finance il Chicago September -
and October ] end 2 Champ said
Win asz1e authorities estlsasf
ing the immediate demand IoF
neN dwelling construction IS
hiEh - 4.o00n units after re
claz n h11iifleA the Nze q the
housing problem can r. better ap-
pfeelated
Some means must - found
Champ sid fa supplying local
planning groups Nffh funds 70
study and devise mazler city
plans EaH ~ ae cllles II He
country zIfeaax have rlaEs -
azIe stage q development BIZ
relatively 6e3 have eFeT gotten
Is aar = iea5Asu0a approval
Lard Ia hzIEht2 areas mus =
acquired e. q sarge asls HF.a e
veIsped - pHEssfe enterprise
Taxes Should BE asez o. re
bazzz 81 zae0ms ald ue Utility
vale q properties
Gre ehlnE gsTs e. develop from
TIE WaF. IA - ahe introduction
cf many - mezhoG I'D nate
raH n Hzlnlnz aalEH 8H a.
ms certainly azzs - aHzzf
3 - e-Ez=ags Hp = H11@ ~
t. great Za2 ZaIEHZ
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28
RenfCOnirOI.
Office Here
Has Closed +.

ne rental property registration
aEEzee HHIeh - ben open Ter
sHs cea.snienes - landlords -
as glclazIy Na4 closed iaeE kr
eag. according = ~ a1nqanee
n5saa mzde rs Week By HsF
naHd E Butler. are rent een
fEaI c1azar
ne uns foF - registration -
hazaes - already Aspsee bat
~ oNnen - h0leIz ro1HlnE
aasls asa4iat camps ed E.alIar
establishments #ho haze failed
= fefzzza tas# pEa=EtF alil
.hzss r. obtain H=KstHzzzn blanks
80 register NzEEzzaf assistance -
= = bzaz3 - .aliFa=I
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28
STUDY PHILOSOPHY n SUB

Ailaaakee WIS., IUud0ez
directed ~ + aosana phlIaeophf
8Enf + - nsfEef efEefnve The
eaannst1Qn Il Submarines ane
metaphysics s nof = uara1zzfezl
a. n szfz
That i ula uord ~ tEe Hee
Eaaafa a MaGuln s. = had
= pc department q philosophy
q AsE#tte HaIfezzHHH 20 re-
-. FaEz#zHi-#zau = En-
- - UurazEIae d. - Uzskz
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28

The Epworth League Of the
First Methodist Church Of Pas
cagoula was the guest u Vaughan
and Jack Smith IS = wtenle roast
recently.
There we're about II 81 The
younger members of the Aeague
n attendance.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28

Although the office here has
been closed. property may b.
registered until August 81 After
that date THESE landlords who
have failed 70 register their prop
erty viii be subject 10 The penalty
imposed under the Federal Rcnt
Control law. according to Mr..
Butler.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28

Thse ess 8Fts
en - 4 ehusk "a the sery e
H. teen p~fvhrd w~ca4npssf e
absxpt Nmsaes nf lfan ~ tH
sunapx ssgxets m&suN &isteNe
xhgis ana appearing iF AZ -
waFaA las i stNkNAag h
saaa nf lBta California
Men ard matsfiNh Afv rssAs
inK ia. thn nNa faisrcva ecsan
sson i~see carved usfuu&h re
msaantaink an aigpset isssetnN NAf
vrsr ED hnAsNs ass eeiHH
knne fMn 81 feheiit RES
Efsfx arr esinNtnE np
Mules ard nsffee ntsil are ~
si msasss ~ transportation. Asss'
II ; pFesnsem
AmeFira Started II
wHhsn ! scar lhet will b slN
sne away - tfse top 81 ere pea
witch rises 1ea0 feet above tta
tsfa. and laden une trains VIII -
rusmhitua On their way kx hun
afea kilofnelefN down ire Vale :
Kin ncwe kfSraxiis Sweet Rves
Valley g. the port # NesuFta
and huge res orr ioNdsng deas
from where flcetk q Gre Ships vii
plouxh Is lhe United Stairs ana
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28

heeerea ~ Aaenf 6
deeleH ffom MnFqafit in 1psf
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28

Ne shouldn't complain about
zhe WeaiheF Alter IL 4e hass
Only lauE unpleasant seasons
ear.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28

On philosophy.
The ensign Is Edward F Sulli
van, u. Of shehoyasn. Wis who
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-30
cs'sa., a,nss OF Interest to Women ssss.' css.
Mar9aretRadcIiffe to Attend
Hard Of Hearing Conference

ciety for the Hard of Hearing was
one of the first organizations in
southern California to establish a
deafness prevention clinic and to
organize a Mothers section, other
organizations have asked for sug-
gestions in carrying on similar work.
El Centrans are proud of the fact
that, as far as is known, this COM
munity is the only place in Califor-
mia where a childrens lip reading
tournament is held yearly under
the co-sponsorship of the Ell Centre
Soroptimist club.
While in Los Angeles Mrs. Rad
cliffe will confer with Miss Jesse
Tritt, supervisor of exceptional chill
dren for the Los Angeles schools,
and with Miss Irene Short, principal
for the Los Angeles school for the
deaf and the hard of hearing. She
also will spend several days visiting
relatives in the Los Angeles area.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-30

The arrangement has been work.
ing well in Britain. Players who
are given picture-making fur
loughs personally receive only their
regular Army or Navy pay. Their
studios turn over their usual movie
salaries to war relief organizations
Paramount may film a version
of Irving Berlin's big Army show
opening on Broadway July 4 with
an all-soldier cast. The composer
turned down a $25O0OO cash offer
for the movie rights, and all pro-
fits will go to Army Emergency
Relief. The picture can't be made,
though, unless the studio can bor-
row several actors in uniform
MILLION DOLLAR BABY
incidentally, Gable wasn't Movie
towns highest paid actor in l941.
His $357,500 earnings were nosed
out by Jimmy Cagney's 1852, 500.
And Cagney's Yankee Doodle
Dandy" will be the biggest money
earning picture of 1912. It's an
understatement to say that Rita
Hayworth looks like a million dol
lars. AS top feminine star of the
new season, she is slated for four
81 100000 movies.
After a "ear of censor trouble,
Howard Hughes THE Outlaw" will
be released in August And audi
ences will get their first glimpse
of Jane Russell, already a celebrity
in glamor stills, as an actress.
Andy Devine has lost 40 pounds
and is frail 23O. Olivia de Havil-
land took off 30 pounds and is as
slim as when she started in movies.
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello will
play themselves in a film autobio-
graphy.
A fancy new dressing room suite
was fitted up for Ginger Rogers
when she started once Upon a
Honeymoon" at RKO. Like most
California structures this one is so
flimSy that when SOMEBODY sneeZeS
but hundreds of others holler "Ge-
zundheit!" Miss Rogers doesn' t
sneeze, though ;she plays a phono-
graph, mostly Wagnerian stuff with
thunderous BASES that make the
pidSC u CiilDlC
VINCE AT WASTE
The Hays Office has asked stu
dos to eliminate practically all
scenes of destruction such as auto
mobile wrecks and even food vast
ing such as pie throwing Such
things aren't in the mood of ma
ton economy 1t makes no special
difference that movie pies are in
edible, or that no actual destruc-
ton is likely to be involved in a
wreck shot. The public just doesn't
like EN-. For instance, patrons will
vince more than they'll laugh at
scene in Girl Trouble when
Don Ameche hauls off with an
ancient blunderbuss and flattens
four new tires on a car.
HOLLYWOOD needs a strike con-
ciliator in the title department
Three new productions are called
Flu Manchu Strikes Again." King
of the Royal Mounted Strikes
Again." and Sherlock Holmes
Strikes Back"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-30
Ruth Reds
Students In
Recital Here
Society
Clubs

One of the most interesting musi-
cal events of the summer season
took place in FL Centre recently
when Ruth Teeple Reid presented
her high school and junior college
classes at recital in the main dim
ing room of the Barbara Worth no.
tel.
Guest artist for the occasion was
Miss Roberta jerks, mezzo-con-
tralto, who delighted the large
audience with two beautifully sung
numbers, accompanied by her teach
er, Mrs. Eugene Waterman.
NUMBERS
The following numbers were pre-
sented: "Mardi Gras" by Ferde
Grose, two pianos, Diane Clemons
and Mrs. Reid. "Chanson" by Friml,
piano solo, Marjorie Cook. I'm a
Chinese Temple Garden" by Kettel-
by, piano solo. Diane Clemons.
Goodnight" by Nevin, two pianos,
Marguerite Young and Marjorie
Cook Morning Mood" and Ami
tra's Dance" by Edward Grieg, two
pianos, Helen Frances Maynard and
Mrs. Reid.
Winifred Pearce then entertained
with a clever reading, "The Mean
est Man" by Wichelnis. The musical
numbers continued as follows: Med
itation' by Massenet, piano solo
Marguerite Young. Waltz In B
Flat" by GODDARD, Connie Maggie.
The first half of the program
concluded with the Prelude in G
Minor" by Rachmaninoff, two pia-
nos, Helen Worthington and Vir-
ginia Reed. After the intermission
the following numbers were pre-
sented.
OTHER NUMBERS
1.-The Dance of the Demons" by
Hoist, piano duet, Helen Womack
and Connie Maggie. "Improvisatior
and Melody" by Brown, piano solo
Virginia Reed Venetian Love
Song" by Nevin, two pianos, Wini-
fred Pearce and Mrs. Reid.
Miss jerks then sang the gavotte
"Je Sius Dams Son Boudoir" BY
Thomas and white Horses of the
Sea" by Warren. This last stormy
! thrilling number was followed by
Romance" by Sidelius, piano solo
Helen Womack. Nautilus" by Nc
Dowell, piano solo, Helen Worthing'
ton. go.
The program ended on moderr
note with a two-piano number
"Czardas' by Monti-Gould, which
was played by Dorothy Ann Mitchell
and Helen Womack.
The young musicians had charg'
of the program and presented /;
charming picture in their lovel,
formal dresses against the back
ground of greenery arranged for th'
occasion. Bowls of roses from tn,
Sam Maggie garden decorated tn
room. The young hostcsses servet
punch to the guests who packed tn
room.