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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-31

OVER 3 ACRES, 8 room beautiful
house, exceptionally large bed
rooms, hardwood floors fun bas--
ment, furnace, laundry trays, fruit
room. near Holmes Road. Close In.
Near Holmes Road, close in. Price
reasonable. " Peet, SO No. Huron
ST Phone 1871
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-31
Lake Property For Sale

COTTAGE for sale, completely fur
nished one room, year around cot
taze at Whitmore Lake, new OIL
haatnr. Mater inside. CaLl I39-R-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-31

whereas m July N. 1919 ths
BOARD Of Supervisors Tor Nashteraw
County passed TIE following motion:
" that vaccine exists IN to
office ~ the Board NJ County Audit
tore and that ann'irafiona will he re-
ceived hv the COUNTY clerk Solicit
tatians Tor apnlic7tions f. hereby
made Applications 90 he made -
TIE office ~ trs Co"utv Clerk. Court
House Ann Arhor Michigan. prior 10
Auguet H. 1858
signed: Wasrfenaw County
Board % Surervteorq
b. Tuslia NJ Smith, Clerk
Adv $50
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-31

STATE or MlCHfGAS. The CIr-
cult Court for tho County Of WasA-
tenaW
In thauCaTy
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1943-02-19
NEGROES MOST CARELESS WITH
SOCIAL SECURITY ACCOUNT
NUMBER CARDS

Negroes are most careless with
their Social Security account number
cards, according to John R. Ellis, Man
ager Of the Meridian Field Office of
the Social Security Board
About five times as many Colored
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1943-02-19

FOR SILL OKLA.-Pvt Willie
Wright, Battery B, S1st Battalion.
Field Artillery Replacement Train
ing Center at Fort Sill, hasn't as
yet had a chance to take a crack
at the Axis with a gun but he just
finished bombarding the enemy
with $4,000 worth-count 'em-of
War Bonds. Converting all his as
sets into cash. Private Wright
marched into his battery orderly
room. planked down the money.
and said he wanted 10 invest IN .
~ bonds. Wrisht's = ~ lArrese
shs,s psrehass q Was Beads ~
Ns9ssa = ~ s1se BsttalIsa, tAs
1sSlsesnsut Cs.Asz's Negro >xsi.-l
- &vasian. hdas1s1 II ~ Aruyl
0seals u, 1874 - aaiusue -
&1aAs A1A ~ AnapsiA 1axaa |
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1943-02-19

r'Fs'a .-;--.-..- .a. ~. . 3--s q. -- = ~
people as White apply for dupHcate
cards.
This carelessness is increasing, for
in September we issued 251 duplicates
to Negro workers who had lost their
original ones as compared to 1879 in
September 1917, Mr.. Ellis said.
Replacing lost cards is costing the
Government more than S500,000
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-11

New York Tavern
Spruce Delicotessen
George Simpkins Co.
Cowling-Duvlin Co.
Capitol Cafe
Yellow Cob
Gostineau Grocery
juneau Trunsfer
Junedu-Young Hardware Co.
Roold Copsteod
Jorgenson's Motor Co.
Thomas Hordwore Co.
Sanitary Meat Market
Imperfect Cafe
Triongle Inn
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-11

Irving's Market
Sully's Bakery
juneau Drug Co.
juneau Melody House
Needlecrdft Shop
Sportsmdn's Barber Shop
J. B. Burford & Co.
Horold Foss
Alosko Federal Servings and
Loon Assn.
Parsons Electric Co.
Gorniok S Grocery
Ideal Point Store =
Alaska Music Supply
Sedrs-Roebuck
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-11

Brownies Barber Shop
Tridngle Cleaners
SEWING Basket
Gdstineou Hotel
Harry Race DRUGGIST
Nance s5-l0-l5c Store
juneau Wdter Co.
First National Bank
Stun Grummett
Mrs. G. E. Krouse
Sdbin's
Charles E. WdYnor
Copitol Theatre
Aloskd Laundry
Empire Printing Company
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-11
l994

twenty-five years ago today the last shot World fired The
amsice hailed the dawn Of enduring peace
Today know but tragic nude The forces Tyranny
rose greater might than before While uled OF false
security hurricanes hatred gathering We nprepaed
auain for the Storm Before Weakened from rosy Dreams tidal
waves Of tragedy engud world Nation after nation
whemed Millions Of human beings robbed their liberty Final
w. our own turn came at Pearl Harbor.
Today paying for postwar folly by fighting tor our very
existence the present goba struggle But America has risen TO the
occasion with characteristic orude and have forged mighty
chine of war We have rallied forces for the battle to
finish what we didn't finish Is years ago.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-11

Don Able
Howard Stobler
Channel Bus Line
juneau Motor Co.
Alaska Coastal Airlines
Pacific Fruit'Co.
Ernie Horter
Alaska Dock 6 Storage Co.
Orme's TRAINER
Columbia Lumber Co.
Reliable Trunsfer
Duncan Cleaning and Press
Shop
Snow White Laundry
Occidental Bor
City Float Liquor Store
Swunson's Grocery
Northlund Transportation Co.
City Cufe
juneau Inn
juneau Lumber Mills. Inc.
Guy Smith-Drugs
Eli Tanner
Northern Hotel
Warner Machine Shop
Ismdel Hotel
Cebu Pool Hall
Botodn Cafe
Victory Coffee Shop
!. Goldstein
Gostineou Liquor Store
California Grocery
Hutchings' Economy Market
Peerless Bokery
Mrs. Lottie Spickett
H. S. Graves
Commercial Liquor Store
Hennings
Arctic Bor
Ludwig Nelson
Hollywood Shoe Shop
Harry Yurman
Butler. Mouro Drug Store
Frances Ann Beauty Shop
Devlin's
American Beauty Shop
W. P. Johnson
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-11

Thrift Coop
Service Electric Co.
OrdwdY's
Channel Apparel Shop
PercY's Cafe
Snap Shoppe
Jones-Stevens
Boranof Liquor Store
Alaskan Hotel
Alaskan Cut-Rote Liquor Store
&c. Cooper
Sigrid's BeautY Salon
juneau Doiries. Inc.
John G. Young
Aldsku Trading Co.
Davis Transportation Co.
juneau Point Store
San Francisco Bakery
West Coast Grocery
Aloskd Medt Co.
B. NJ. Behrends Bonk
Florence Shop
Hotel juneau
Shdttuck Agency
juneau Florists
B. NJ. Behrends Co.
Rice & Ahlers Co.
c. w. Carter
Leotd's
Bert's Cash Grocery
Krufft Manufacturing Co.
Alaska Electric LIGHT & Power
Co.
! Bardnof Hotel
Royal Blue Cabs
G. E., Almquist
Joe Thibodeou
w. D. Gross
PigglY WigglY
Femmer' Transfer
Victory Bdr
Hdrbor Mdrket
Oscar Henri
Aldskd Steamship Go.
George Brothers
Boiley's Cocktail Bar
Juneau Jdnitors Supply
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-11

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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Among Those Attending

ADMIRING TIE exhibits
1--WE saw Frederick Stcarns
....AirS Charles Crcedon. &c..
Mrs Henry Ewald...Nrs.
# b % m q Paddock...MrS
Richard Thornton Brpdhoad,...
Mrs Jcwctt DNvyer Mrs.
J Dwyer Kinnucan... Mr. and
Mrs john J O'Brcn....MaSon
Rumney....E Elroy JoncS....
James WatknS....Airs- Sidney
r Smali....Mr Stuart a.
t'raser...
Mrs Sidney r Miller.
Mr., Jefferson Wcbb....NrS
Algcr Sheljcn....Mrs Fred
erlck c. Ford. Mrs John
Roncy. Mrs WcSSon ScYbun
Miss Constance Bennett.
MrS Dude, G Hay John
SWconoy....MrS r - Buhl
....Rcv Francis Creamcr....
Miss Florence Sewers. For
rest Gary.,..Viuccnt Dcpetris
Mrs Donald Melville. Mrs.
Hiram Walker....MrS William
HendIle. Mrs wilson W.
Mills. Mrs Alfred y Moran.
Mrs William Roncy....MrS
Ahram van DcrZce, Mrs
James Dorman....MrS George
SloCum...
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
In Mayfair.
WITH
The CbaberoH

WHILE YOU'RE trying to
decide Just how youV spend
ration coupon Is. ,/.Givc a
thought to Mrs RSece Hatchitt.
With the current CoupOn....
and the one which follows ...
she'll have 10 shoe two husky
little boys for TWO Whole years.
An this because she and Mr.
Hatchltt have decided TO
lengthen their stay in Santiago.
Chile. two more years
-.,-aRd Mrs. Hatchitt says
South American shoes. Just
simply aren't made. Ito ht
North American feet.
She and the boys. Hickey,
4 and Ronnlc. not quite "A year
old have been on several
months visit with her mother
....Mrs. Logan Wood. ..of
Sunnngdale Griycy.
They'll take of again around
Thanksgiving ....for Chile.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

miRS-t Of Detroit were brides
maids.
Both attendants wore peri
winkle blue taffeta gowns and
carried arm bouquets Of fuchsia
colored roses.
Ensign Morton \ Mintz Of
Ann -Arhnr- was heSt-nlan- and
the guests were seated by En-
sign Homer -. Swander Jr. OF
Kalamazoo and Fritz DeFries,
brother Of the bride.
A reception for 80 guests
waS-held in the Ethel Fountain
IiuSSeY Room mad ConcourSe OF
the Michigan League.
Out-of- town guests included
the Misses Kay Rudy. Frances
Triestram and Jean Crump of
New York City; Ensign Arthur
Carpenter of Boston and Pvt.
Afyron Damn of Champaign. lit.
Ensign Scott viii report Sept.
Al the navy mine warfare
school in Yorktown, Va.
MR.. AND MRS. RAWSON
VALE Of Birmingham are on
A holiday at the Seigniory Club
IN Quebec.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Bar bara DeFrieS Marries
ENSIGN Scott at Ann Arbor
Bv ANN VI STARK

bodice small round necklinc
long fitted sleeves and a bout
faai skirt of marqulsette.
She wore "A tiara of seed
pearls and a shoulder length
bridal illusion veil finished with
TTICHlHE Si1ecT-Hct and
orange blossoms, and she car
MED cascade of White roses
and StcphanotiS.
MISS Joan Clement of Ann
Arbor. a former claSSmate OF
the BRIDE at the University Of
-Si !Ct+4gzz.lE4+ L-.l--f44aId- -ef-AGH1F.
She wore deep rose tafeta
gown carried an arm bouquet
Of Johanna Hill roses and wore
a cluster OF the same blooms
in her coifure.
Al -A4I4i--- -G,4eria-RAttiel7 Of Ann
Arbor and Mrs Peter A. Cum
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

A DELIGHTFUL surprise fol
their Detroit friends was the
->tepe+aF- 81 Ensign aHd Mr.
VIII Scott Yesterday afternoon
while IN rouie-to Lake Placid
y. y
Ensign and Mrs. Scott were
married Sunday afternoon N
the Guild Room OF the First
Methodist Church, Ann Arbap~
The Rev. Frederick Gown
ofieiated. .--.----------
Mrs. Scott was formerly Miss
Barbara Ann Det'rleS, daughter
-af-Ati Atis-aad-A AirS-AN 4tiis#-i,--
DeFries of Granger avenue, Ann
ArboF
Ensign Scott is the son Of
Mr. and Mrs W Sapp OF
Novelty, o.
The bride were 4 y ffite gown
fashioned with an heirloom lace
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Granddaughter TO Visit

FRIDAY WILL be very
imuoLlani dAA.--.luE AlI-4ud
Mrs. Allan s. WalcS...of
Lodge driNe..,.
IieF that tiir tdy their small
granddaughter. jeanne Louise
Aeifet -. viii 1fflvc fr-rc for
d SiN-Week tlsit...
The little girl is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs George y Mof-
fett....ot Alexandria. VA
Betty Lou RichaFdSoDE.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mr#Roi +
y Richardson OF ShXbourHp
road le4Ae- 1,AHpAdaA
for MaShlugton....
From there, she viii 60 10
Ft Bragg. y. Clio visit
DctroltcrS Mr, Thomas Clay
ton...and her Sofi....Lt
Thomas 5. Clayton H..
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
AWVS Fair Opens

MRS FRANK GOLDIE- Of
lclally opened the Crosse
Pointa Township F4IE.-----I-4AL
night....by singing The Star
SpaRgled Banner -.
And-a group Of Distinguished
guests iToopcd through the
auditorium IN kcrchepaii apef4+It-
.-...to see tho exhibits arranged
10y The Crosse -Pointe branch OF
the AWNS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
They'll 60 TO WeIIe sIey

THE LARGE company of
local girIs...who will study at
Wellesley College. ...thlS fan
and winter. includes Myrtle
Atkinson....M arg OF Downing
Mary JO Gould...
Doris GctsIn gcr....lean
Gnndlcy...Suc Kemp. Mary
Jean MscFetridge. Elizabeth
Standardization Crug...
Joyce Loo ood....Ican
prcblc,..,Jcan II ri >....
Louise GOclf....Nary Dickln-
Son....Annabcl Danhof-...
Priscilla Aldcn.,..Elizabcth
Kuhn....NanCy jacobs.
Barbara Nolan...Mary Cup
per....Fl1aboth Strickland....
Marilyn Esther Millcr....Nay
Dorothoa Sleator....
Carol Rochm,...an alumna
of Wellesley College land
former president OF the Detroit
Wellesley Cluh....fS leaving
this week for Wellesley.
where she VIII assist IN the
department Of SPANISH.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Miss Berry,
1t. Sharpe
Married

1T. AND MRS. GILBERT
SHARPE are soiournng at
Silver Lake after their mar
rage Saturday in ST. Cath
crimes =Gf'aPril7
Mrs. Sharpe was Miss
Jeanne Newell Berry She Is
the daughter ef Mr.. and Mf>.
Clinton r. Berry Of Rivard bou-
leVard, Crosse Pointc
It. Sharpe is the son of Mrs
Bertha Sharpe Of Los Angeles,
formerly Of Detroit
White Satin Gown
The bride Wore gown Of
white satin and ehantiiiy lace
and a fngerup bridal veil at
tached TO a high tiara Of chan
tilly lace, ornamented With tins.
pearls.
Miss Betty Berry was her
sisters maid Of honor, and Miss
Betty KrauSmann was brides
maid They were both gowned
IN dark rose talfeta and wore
fiowcred tiaras in matching
shade. with tulle trim.
James y. Sharpe was best
man and the usherS were Rich
ard H. Talcott and Wayne d.
-ShenDaTd
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

mony held the latter part Of
Jury n tidcoU. Gd
The bride is a graduate Of
Albion College and a member
OF Delta Gamma sorority The
bridegroom is an air cadet at
Camp Cochran. near Macon. Ga.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

MRS BARDELL- WEIGH
HEMANS and daughter. Mari
fyn. Of Stoepel avenue have re-
turned from a three week stay
Al Douglas Beach. Douglas,
~
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Leave for Grand Haven

Mr. AND MRS LEWIS L.
SMART JR of Nc6 road e.
and their son SHppv &C.,.
Left FRIDAY for Grand Haven
10 visit Mr.. and Mrs Wi
-liens-tl-l<ff'trt'-. ,'i--,4fsff -s'f'r'--
mer home Monltau o..
Mr.. Smart was away only
for the weekend but Mrs.
|. Smart and Skippy So. VIII bc
gone an TINS week &C..
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

ELIZABETH ALICE DAVIS.
daughter of Charles Il f54qf, ef
Provost street. w7, married 20
Donald Bruce Ferguson SON Ot
Judge and Mrs Frank b Fergu-
Ann-al n Sale street ~ cere-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Breakfast al Whittier

a breakfast at the Whittier
followed the ceremony and a
reception -waS-hala- ist-a- = . 4
-ernnnR- q the brides parents
home
Mrs Sharpe chose hunters
green silk corded Suit-for tray
cling and a matching hat with
veil trim
1t Sharpe WAS graduated
Thursday from the officers can
dldate school at Camp Davis.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Mrs. Fletcher at Capac

MRS MARY FLETCHER
and granddaughter, Ann arc
spending q few DAYS with Mrs
Fletchpr'S son and daughter-in-
Law, -AF-a ard - AFs,--JaH4es
Fletcher IN Capac
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Detroiters in New York

RECENT ARRIVALS al the
Waldorf-AStoria Hotel in New
York City were Mrs. X. McColl
and Miss Betty McColl Of Semi
mole avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
At Loon Lake

MIR AND MRS WALTER
JOHNSTON ~uf Franklin Hills
are enjoying a pleasant stay at
their simmer home, Top Notch
llilb' at Loon Lake Mich.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-27
BIG TOWN MEDLEY
By JACK GAVER United Press Staff COrrespOndent)

New YorkUP1f the kid wants pair of roller skates might will and Harold Seinman will around with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-27

Steinman isn't pretty and he doesn't perform himself, but you might say that he is the Sonic Heinie of the roller-skate business, since he is as responsible in build ing it up. as entertainment as the Norwegian beauty has been in popularizing ice skating Besides, he discovered himself a star who need take no back seat to Miss Heinie as to beauty and who can do just about anything on the wheels. Gloria Nord is her name and, oddly enough, she is of Norwegian de- scent, real name Nordskog.
 It seems that Seinman saw the girl during a back-lot skating ex- hibition in Hollywood and was smitten with the idea for a roller skating extravaganza. He got her signed to a contract and rushed to Minneapolis to see some men about some money. He got $175,000 worth of backing and began to round up skaters all over the country. This took some time because he needed 99 experts, but finally he was ready to put the show together, having engaged Gae Foster to stage it and Sam Shayon of the Fanchon and Marco organization to supervise 1t.
 Starring Betty Grable
 Six months was required to bring the Skating Vanities" to perfec- tion and the first date was Balti- more, where success was instan- taneous. Tn the long tour that fol- lowed this success was pyramided and 2Oth Century Fox film con- pany official who saw the show in Madison Square Garden signed up the whole troupe for a picture. This, "Pin-Up Girl" which stars Betty Grable, has been completed and the "Vanities" is ready for an other cross country spin. The back CTS already have realized nicely on their investment.
 Steinman says there are 4,000 roll CT rinks in this country, as compar- ed to 200 ice rinks and that there are 20 persons who use the wheels to every one that uses the blades. He says that the Dutch were the first to discover this sport, in the 18th century. when they began wheeling around on spools attached to their shoes. The practice came to this country in the next century and we've been a bunch of good skates ever since.
 A ROBINS, the amazing little clown who has been around for years baffling people with his tricks and who is now featured in Ring ling Brothers continental-type one ring circus that has started tour
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-27
CROSBY THREATENS HOPE

CKOSBY THREATENS HOPE
 When Bob Hope was working in Let's Face It" at Paramount, Bing Crosby visited him on the set and said that if he didn't quit wise cracking about his race horses, he was going to name one after him. Bob moaned, T knew it. My first job was in a butcher shop and it looks like I'm going to end in one. |"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-27
ALL,COLORED HIT
 AT POLI'S TODAY
"Stormy Weather" Fea- lures Bill Robinson, Lena
 Horne, Cab Galloway

Something new in fllmusicals opens today at the Loew Poli theater. when Stormy Weather" is pre- sented on the screen. Headlining such famous names in the show world as Lena Horne, Bill Robin son and Cab Galloway, the film is @ cavalcade of rhythm. Old song, new song, blues songs and solid tive take on 8 new meaning as they are sung by lovely Lena, with the in- gratiating music of Cab Galloway providing torrid accompaniment.
 The highlight of the show is the famed title number, Stormy Wea- ther," which Lena Horne sings in her own inimitable style, which has skyrocketed her to fame almost overnight. And new number that is heading for top popularity is My. My, Amt That Somethin'" a tricky number born of the blues. The en- tertainment in Stormy Weather" goes right down the hne-in the cast of the film are Katherine Durham and her troupe, Fats Waller, whose magic fingers make the keyboards jump with tive, and those amazing Nicholas Brothers, whose sensation al dancing has topped many a show. Also featured in the cast are top comedians Ada Brown and Dooley Wilson. One of the out standing scenes of the picture feat ures Bill "Bojangles" Robinson in the longest dance routine ever done before motion picture camera. All in all this feature promises to be one of the jammin'est, Jivin'est Jubilees in all Musical History. It will be at Loew's Poli for a five day engagement. Don't miss it!
 The second big hit on the pro- gram is the suspenseful new picture 'Bombers Moon" with George Mont gomery and Annabella in the lead ing roles and Kent Taylor heading a grand supporting cast. A Tank flyer who pilots an American bomber over Germany and a young woman doctor serving in the Red Army Medical Corps. are the cen- tral characters in the spectacularly thrilling film.
 Leading bomber mission over Germany, Georges plane is shot doWn-but not before he has seen his young brother brutally machine gunned to death as he parachutes to earth.
 In Nazi interment camp, George meets Annabela, a captured Red Army doctor who ministers to the camps prisoners. During an air raid the two manage separate escapes and meet outside the prison. They finally escape and find themselves in one perilous circumstance after another. The climax of the film, in which they both obtain their re- venge upon the enemy, is said to be one of the most exciting that has ever capped a motion picture Be sure to see these two great feat ures, Saturday morning at 10:OO a. m. at our Early Bird Show given ever ySaturday at this same time for the benefit of defense workers. There Is positively no advance in prices for this great treat.
 Watch for Tommy Tucker and his sensational orchestra coming soon to the Loew Poli theater in a gala stage presentation along with other | famous acts,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-27

song hits ever written.
 If you're looking for grand @. capist entertainment, don't miss the showing of "Du Barry Was Lady". now at the Strand theater.
 On the same program IS "Tha Next of Kin" a story more thrilling than today's very headline news.
 Coming to the Strand on Wedness day for an engagement of threS days is the 2Oth Century Fox flln1v "The OK Bow Incident" starring Henry Foonda, Dana Andrews and Mary Beth Hughes. This marks the Waterbury premiere of the pictures and it will be shown here at our regular prices. On the same pro- gram is another big hit in its first Waterbury showing "The West Side Kid", thrilling romantic comedy with Red Barry and host of your favorite players.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-27

after a long engagement in Madi- son Square Garden finally has re- vealed the secret of his work.
 In his act Robins wears an out landish conglomeration of clothes, monkeys around with fiddle, huns gaily and is as busy as bee in a greenhouse as he pulls dozens of gadgets from the pockets of his ensemble. Every minute or so he will pull bananas from a pocket, a bunch of them at a time. hen he gets through the props fill three or four trunks and there are enough bananas to start a plantation.
 The bananas have been a teaser all these years. The secret is springs. Each banana has delicate spring inside which permits it to be com- pressed lengthWise to 1-8- n h thickness. They are threaded on six brass rods to a single. base and can be taken off at will, the springs be- ing released and the prop bananas taking on their full form.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-27
STATE FEATURES GALA ARMY FILM
Irving Berlin's Music Studs TechnicOlOr Hit at
 Popular Prices

"This Is The Army" the Army's own musical show that was so great 1t had to be put on film for the whole world to see, is currently at Warmers State theater at reg ular prices in its magnificent War ner Bros. technicolor production.
 For an inspired job of transfer ring the show to the screen, all pro- ceeds going to Army Emergency Re- lief for the privilege, Warner Bros. deserves the nations "E" for ex- cellence and it's everlasting grati- tude.
 Sergeant Irving Berlin of World War I was responsible for This Is the Army" and, of course, wrote the music that is already famous. Happily, it's case of something new has been added" and, just as happily, nothing has been taken away. The Getting Tired So Can Sleep, With My Head in the Clouds and all the other hit-par- ading tunes.
 Highlights of the film include the infectious hish-jini;s of the con- edy find" Sergeant Julie Oshins. whose good -natured humor and masterly timing make him com- edian to be remembered after the war. Sergeant Ezra Stone, the ori- ginal Henry Aldrich of radio fame, Sergeant Philip Truex, Jr., and Pri- vate Joe Cook, Jr., the edged and revealing impersonations by Ser geant Alan Manson and Private James MacColl; the lightning-fast acrobatics of the Allan Trio, the "k. D." juggling of Corporal Larry Weeks and the sleight- -of-hand of Sergeant John Mendes. Heavyweight champion Joe Louis is interpolated to lead the What the Well-Dressed Man in Harlem Will Wear" number.
 Hollywood's contribution to the lavish cast of players includes George Murphy, Joan Leslie, Lieu tenant Ronald Reagan, George To- bias, Alan Hale, Charles Butter worth and Un aMerkel, telling the story which reaches back to the "Yip, Yip Yaphank" of World War I and returns to the present with warming father and son tie-up.
 Another contribution, from the radio, is Kate Smith in thrilling rendition of Berln's beautiful an- them God Bless America"
 A big surrounding program is pre- sented in addition to "This Is The Army" coming Wednesday next to the State is Watch on the Rhine,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-27
LINGUIST

Ingrid Bergman, co-starred with Gary Cooper in Paramount's For Whom the Bell Tolls, caS speak six languages. She is native of Stockholm, Sweden.