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La gaceta., 1943-06-17

Para ayudar a las Naciones Uni
das a producer los alimentos que
necesitan para seguir ~peleando, ell
DEPARTMENT. de Agriculture de
los Estados Unidos emplea un me-
TODD va utilizado antes de la que
ira como resultado de una ley fe-
deral de 1899, cuyo objeto era ell
de proveer a los agricultores a.
mericanos suficiente semilla de
buena calidad. Sc someten a
pruebas rigurosas muestras de to-
das las semillas que Sc envian de
un estado a otro o a las Naciones
Unidas en- virtud de la ley de
Prestamos y Arriendos.
Las semillas de forraje y de le-
gumbres que Ell Gobierno Federal
compra para enviar al extranjero
tienen que someterse a pruebas
para determinar su fuerza de ger
minaci6n y su variedad antes de
ser aceptadas. Esas pruebas las
efectdan las secciones de granos,
forraje Y semillas del Negociado
de Compra y Venta de Productos
Agricolas, en- collaboration con la
Agencia de Plantas y sc hacen en-
los Laboratories del negociado de
Beltsville (Maryland) y en- sus
sucursales.
La variedad es detalle de suma
importancia, pues solo ciertas va
riedades de alfalfa, por ejemplo,
medran en- ell china frio de Sibe-
ria, y ciertas variedades de ju-
dias dan mejores resultados que
otras en- ell suelo de Inglaterra.
Por 10 regular, los botanicos To-
gran identificar cualquer semilla
con la ayuda de un microscopic y
comparandola con especfmenes va
conocidos. Sin embargo, de vez en-
cuando hay que sembrarlas y de-
jarlas germinar en- un i%nvernade-
La gaceta., 1943-06-17

Observation-Disclosures
da Ten perfecto acuerdo sobre
las operaciones futuras en- los
campos de batalla" la confe-
rencia celebrada entire ell pre-
sidente Roosevelt y ell Primer
Ministro de Inglaterra, Wins
ton Churchill, la ofcialidad de
plana mayor de ambas nacio-
mes que tom6 parte en- ell con-
clave retorn0 a sus puestos
para asestar nuevos y aplas-
tantes golpes a los enemigos
de la libertad.
La clausura de la trascendental
conferencia entire los jefes supre-
nos de los Estados Unidos Y de In
glaterra fue anunciada por ell presi-
dente Roosevelt en- un communicate
que contenia solamente % palabras
Embellishments escogidas para
ocultar al enemigo la mas ligera in
dicaci6n de los planes c%oncertados
por los aliados para la campana fu-
tura. Ell p~residente solo dijo:
ia conferencia celebrada en-
Washington por los Estados Mayo
res termin6 en- complete acuerdo
La gaceta., 1943-06-17

obreros de Espana. Con m~anicbras
o sin elias, los que Sc deshonraron
aliandose en- las elecciones de no.
viembre de 1888, con las oligar-
quias de la terra, de la Iglesia Y
del capital financiero, no volveran
a levantar cabeza Y no la levanta-
ran porque ell proletariado espa-
mol, ell pueblo espanol no olvida,
nj Sc deja enganar dos wees. FL
senior Martinez Barrios, que pre-
sidi6 aquellas elecciones para en-
tregar una e la Rep1blica a sus
enemigos, no Sc resentira porque
lie digamos ahora, que, sintiendolo
mucho, no podemos otorgarle
nuestra c~onfianza.
La gaceta., 1943-06-17
CRoNICAS DE NEW YORK
(Viene de la pagina p

(Vlene de la paglna ~
combaten no encuentran en- Ell es-
pacio para sus apetitos personales
y ambiciones de vanagloria, sine
por un sentimiento de dignidad es-
pamela y de justicia social.
Algunos politicos espanoles del
campo republican, han heredado
de la Monarquia ell concepto patri-
monial o privado del Estado. De
acuerdo con su manera de pensar,
ellos son la R%epublica. Quienes no
comedian con ellos en- TODD, n 10 son
buenos republicanos.
Use p%retende, por ventura, uti-
liar la asamblea de Colombia, en-
case de ce~lebrarse, para usurpar
por medic de la misma la repre-
sentaci6n del pueblo espanol Y ha-
biitar a los h~ierofantes del repu-
biicanismo "straperlista" para que
en- nombre de la R~epdblica, pue-
dan entrar en- componendas Y
cambalaches con las fuerzas reac-
cionarias?
No puede haber ninguna soluci6n
del problema espanol sin la inter
venci6n directa de los partidos
La gaceta., 1943-06-17
En- complete acuerdo. los aIiados
Aceleran la Marcia hacia la victoria

ceran inactivas en- esnar,
sivas aliadas mas arroiisdcpre..o tes.
que las que Ell Eje Sc comO commas ada
desatar por tantO TENN p'SC'' En-
A todas vistas, los nlaDo,
dos en- la conferencia de- WS99iSSGut'
ton fueron de alcance gIobaJI @ So
Ell primer ministro Ch1rcS;i "a Qus
discursos pronunciados On a.t sn 10
pital, INDIGO que pronto 50 eS "a a
Ia question japonesa Ia corS Sara
ci6n debida, pues los aIiadoS ' oeta
tan va con fuerzas sufcientes Hss
combatir en- los dos grandes yaa
ties: en- Europa y en- eli Pacifca-. 'Sa'
Stain esta de acuerdo
Ell alcance mundial de IA ,o,,.
rencia de Washington fua r rv,.s
asimismo de manifesto nor ya's9
sion especial del enviad6 ne rs ui
del presidente Roosevelt a I Nos.s
senior Joseph E. Davies, ouien ~
trego un mensaje del Jefe de- +.
tado al primer ministro St, T.
Despues de recibir la respuests' i
Embajador Davies anunci6 ons /
mandatario russo estaba de perfects
acuerdo. 0
Las conferencias entire el nrpa,
dente Roosevelt Y ell primer Mini,
tro Churchill han demarcado imnm.
tantes etapas en- ell canine de Ia,
Naciones Unidas hacia la victOra
La primera, celebrada en- agosto h
1941, antes de la entrada de Ir
Estados Unidos en- la guerra, pr.
dujo la Carta del AtlanticO.
La segunda, efectuada despu,
del traidor ataque de los japoness
a Pearl Harbor, present6 Ell pu
general de accion conjunta entire Le
Estados Unidos e I~nglater.a.
Las cOnferencias anteriOrs
La tercera, que tuvo lugar g.
liunio de 1912, en- momentos en- CE
Hos aliados sc encontraban entue
espada " la pared, habienGO OH
pado ell Mariscal Rommel a TObI
Y amenazando las fuerzas alemrT
ly japonesas con unirse en- ume
ci6n cue habria dado la v%ictOrii
Eje, produjo en- esos dias de inGs
tud la derrota de los alcmancs end
Alamein v los Resemblance az
dos en- ell norte de Africa.
La reunion celc6rada en- ca
blanca en- enero ultimo do coo
resultado ell plan arrollador que q
Itirpo en- Africa los ndcleo5 dc i~i'
tencia del enemigo.
En- la Ultima conference Sc d
Icutio Y planted la tactica final ~
Iobtener la victoria en- tOdoS %
Ifrentes. De ella, segan dec,ara !
New York Times en- un edltoFla
surge ell corolario, "pues de aql
marchamos sobre Europa y nos rev
niremos con Russia en- e. nnl en-.
movimiento envolvente que decIdi'
la guerra, no solo Ell Ell occldeG4s i
Isino en- ell oriente, quedando mas
cutiblemente a las claras cue e]
movimiento decidira ell poryenIr u
lmundn-"
La gaceta., 1943-06-17
Ell Eie esta a la Defensive

FL EJc cSId q Id OCACAtSlNo
Todo indica cue ell enemigo, que
esta va a la defensive, sentira
pronto ell efecto de las trascenden-
tales medidas acordadas en- Wa
shington para infigirle descalabros
aun mayores que los sufridos en-
Russia y en- Africa.
En- esta guerra los aliados ocupan
en- la actualidad la posici6n mas
favorable. FL triunfo alcanzado en-
Tunez les ha proporcionado la base
para lamar contra ell Eje ataques
navales Y aereos de una magnitud
sin p~recedentes!e AL mismo tempo
les ha alberto la estrategica ruta del
Mediterraneo, por la cual las Ma
clones Unidas podran aprestar mi
llares de toneladas de armamentos
en- posicion ~ventajosa para atacar
los puntos vulnerables del Eje.
Por otra parte, a MEDIA que los
aliados concentran su creciente po-
derio, ell maltrecho enemigo Sc vera
obligado a extender alrededor de
los yastoS territories que tan bru-
talmente ha conquistado, fuerzas
cada vez mas debiles que permane-
La gaceta., 1943-06-17

sobre las operaciones futuras en- ell
campo de batalla."
Evening star., 1943-12-14

Victory Booth. First
Floor; All ! Service
Desks Except the
First Floor.
Evening star., 1943-12-14

Breokfront Bookcase for dininq
room Or libfop. Of ChippendoIe
design, with deIieote fretwork
in the gloss doors and broken
pediment top. Crotch mohos-
ony for the doors ond drower
fronts ----------------S49S
Evening star., 1943-02-11

IN the ocean Oh which great story
sails
Sons o Fun" Coming.
Olson and Johnson in Sons O
Fun will leave the Winter Garden
in New York on March 27. Come
dlans say they will play Washington
for two weeks il April at the request
of their many friends here, among
whom they name Senators Barkley
and Happy Chandler, Vice Presi-
Dent Wallace. j. Edgar Hoover and
Col, Edwin A. Halsey, secretary of
the United States Senate.
=, =
Columbia Pictures backed "Coun-
terattack. the Russian play seen
here fortnight ago and now wants
the screen rights. Under the Dra-
matlst Guild contract the company
VIII have to compete with other pro-
ducers for the Hollywood script
Play got fair notices in New York.
seems to be a hit, and is selling seats
for eight weeks ahead.
Evening star., 1943-02-11
In Hollywood
1t Only Looks
Like Coffee
And So 1t Goes
With Most Foods
You See in Films
By Ted Gil.

You folks who think you have
worries over food rationing and food
substitutes should talk with movie
propmen-it might even give you
food for the thought that perhaps
you're not so bad off. after all.
Imitation foods. mostly made of
plaster and painted to look real
long have been used where players
aren't shown eating it. But where
they are, problems of finding suit
able substitutes, when real foods
can't be had. are becoming acute.
Take those restaurant scenes
where numerous cups of coffee are
showing being served. 1t isn't coffee,
at all! It's colored soft drink
with piece of fuming dry ice in
1t to give the appearance of steam.
For one recent scene, Bonita
Granville, Tim Holt and Ken Smith
had to be shown gorging themselves
with German sausage sandwiches,
but propmen couldn't even find any
American sausage. let alone the
Nazi variety. So they packed some
thin slices Of beets into a tightly
trolled transparent paper tube that
looked like sausage. And that's no
bologana, either.
For another scene, truckload of
cases of eggs had to be shown being
wrecked, so what did the perplexed
propment do? Well, for weeks he
Evening star., 1943-02-11

Noel Coward is evident throughout
the picture. Thomas Edison said
genius was one-tenth inspiration
and nine-tenths perspiration, and
this descriptive might apply here
For Coward wrote the story, acted
its leading part, was co-producer of
the feature, directed, and composed
the musical score which provides
background melody That he had
the full cooperation of the Royal
Navy in its production added to the
verisimilitude
Begins With Sinking.
/ The epic sea story begins with the
sinking of the Torrin by a German
submarine in the waters off Crete.
The men have piled overheard in
q stormy sea. They cling, oil-coated.
to rubber raft. The Nazi bombers
Internationally strafe them with ma
chine-gun fire. Some die, some sur-
vive. They recollect in their agony
and their fortitude, the pleasant and
important moments of their life
before the war and during leave
Thus the audience is permitted to
peer into their homes for homely
and touching, cheering and sadden-
Ing moments of pure artistry. fine,
simple drama, in contrast to the
blasting encounters with enemy craft.
The story Of the Torrin is the
story also of its crew-of Chief Petty
Officer Walter Hardy, his wife and
Evening star., 1943-02-11
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
National Junior Miss the Cho-
dorov-Fields comedy: tonight at
$50.
Screen
Capitol-"One of Our Aircraft Is
Missing" Korda elaborates phrase
ii am, 40. 430, 7:25 and 1905
pm. Stage shows: 1910, $50, 6 6:2O
and 9:O5 pm
Columbia-"An Hardy's Double
Life Rooney and an ex-sWimmer
11:49 am, 40, $40, $40, TAO and
$40 pm.
Earle "Casablanca, fast action
in North Africa: IL am, 1:40, 4:35,
7:20 and 1905 pm Stage shows:
l. 4, $40 and 9:25 pm.
Keith's-"They Got Me Covered
Bob Hope on a spy hunt: HIS
a m, 20, 3:25, $50, 7:35 and 9:4O
pm.
Littlc-"The Bakers Wife" the
French hit with Raimu: l1:10 an.
| lis, 800. 5:25, 7:30 and $40 pm
MetrOpOlitan-''Road to Morocco. =
another trail for the three zanies
11:30 am, l:30, $3.50, $50, 7::3O and
$40 pm.
Palace-'In Which We Serve" "
Noel Coward's life of man-o'-
war: 1l:40 am, 2:10, 4:4O, 7:1O
and $40 pm
Pix-"Mr. Smith Goes to Wash
ington,' James Stewards biggest hit
2:l5, 4:35, 7 and 9:20 pm
ansLux-NeWs and shorts
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1943-02-11

Mayer; g., ANDY Hardy's Double
Life Metro Goldwyn- Mayer.
Junior Miss" Reception.
Mrs, Rose Robson Cohen will
entertain at tea for members of the
Junior Miss show now playing at
the National Theater on Friday
afternoon at the Children's Studios
Of Speech and Dramatic Art in her
stable theater studio at Connecticut
avenue and r street Among those
in the cast who will be honored
will be Cora Sue Collins. Robert
Allen. Rosemary Rice. Effe Alton.
Lynne Arlen; Marian Edwards. Will
liam Whitehead, Sid Conrad and
others.
About so teen-age girls and boys
will be there to greet the guests of
honor. Of special interest to them
is that fact that Sid Conrad. a
member of the cast. was formerly
student at the Childrens Studios
and last season PLAYED with many
of them in the show. Growing
Pains" which was staged for the
uniformed men at the USO centers
IN and around Washington,
Assisting at the tea table will
be Mrs. Wilburn Cartwright, Mrs.
Johnson, wife Of Congressman Jed
Johnson of Oklahoma; Mrs. Ander-
son. wife. of Congressman John z.
Anderson of California. and Miss
Ellnor Lee, commentator on Radio
Station WJSV.
Evening star., 1943-02-11
In WasselI Story

Bruce Lester has been signed by
Cecil B. De Mile for a role of a
British officer in The Story Of DR.
Wassell"
Evening star., 1943-02-11

his WaSpiSh mother in law: of Sea =
man Shorty Blake and Freda. the
girl he meets and marrieS; of sew
eral others whose fortunes are en-
tWined with the fate of the ship.
There is the gunner who, wounded,
kept the guns blazing single handed. .
the fear-crazed youngster who leaves
his post under fire and returns to
ind a hero'S death Every man in
his own way shares the glory of the
Torrln, with its flags flying. its guns
blazing, emergeS from the battle her
duty nobly done
Scenes of Dunkerque Evacuation.
The gallant career of the destroy
er in the evacuation at Dunkeruue.
where the skipper tells them: No
operation of war that the navy can
be called upon to perform is less
pleasant than an evacuation. There
is none of the glory or thrill Of
battle. Don't forget that the sue
cess Of our evacuation is measured
by the smallness of the military cas-
ualties and not the naval ones. -
Thereafter the destroyer engages in
Atlantic convoy duty until Septem-
ber 3, 1899, when she meets her
death thrust in the Mediterranean
Dramatically and emotionally,
In Which We Serve" is exciting
film fare. Noel Coward as the skip
per, Capt. Kinross, is both eloquent,
understanding and intensely sympa-
thetic with the problems of his
crew. He knows them all, and his
one aim is to have the Torrin
happy ship.
Walter Hardy, as chief petty Of
tlcer, delivers role scarcely second
in excellence to Cowards. John
Mills, an ordinary seaman. and his
young bride, played by Kay Walsh:
Celia johnson, as the wife of the
ships commander; Joyce Carey, the
C. P. O.s wife. and her crotchety
mother, Dora Gregory--these and
many other players in lesser but in
no sense unimportant parts, give
portrayals to help build up the over:
whelming emotion sway of the pic
ture.
This reviewer can't see where In
Which We Serve" suffered through
the few profane deletions ordered
by the Hays office. Noel Coward
has turned out an exceptional fea-
ture and to quibble over minor de-
tails merely serves to magnify a drop
Evening star., 1943-02-11
In Which We Serve Rates
With Finest War Films
Noel Cowardy Artistry
AS Star and Director
Makes Feature Notable
BY ANDREW r. KELLEY.

~ Noe coward IN making In Which We Serve"
le heroine OF MS story the M
was auhced at bah until she sinks in 1900 fathon
ne cenentmg OF the human
upeate writing achievement The
he:
Evening star., 1943-02-11

second and third place companies
An award will also be presented to
the most outstanding individual per-
former during the preliminaries
Each group will be permitted to
enter only one play Because of the
increasing interest stimulated by the
one-act play tournaments of past
years many new groups are ex-
pected to enter Those desirous of
so doing are advised to contact
Joseph H. Cole. d. c. Recreation
Department, 3l49 Sixteenth street
NV, or Miss McBroWn at the Ban
neker Junior High School audito-
rum, Tuesday or Thursday nights
between 7 and 10 O'Clock.
A 50 registration fee is required
OF all groups. All expenses for
royalty. costumes and properties
must be borne by the group enter
ing the contest. Royalties for the
finals will be borne by the D. c.
Recreation Department..
Dramatic organizations are urged
to place their applications as early
as possible since only l5 will be
accepted iii the order of their appli-
cations. No play may exceed 40
minutes playing time and no play
will be accepted having less than
three characters
Evening star., 1943-02-11
Camins.House Film
Coming to Pix

A melodrama OF San Francisco's
gaming houses during the heyday
OF the Barbary Coast, when the city
was known as the most sinful city
in America" opens Saturday for a
week at the Pix. The film, Silver
Queen" presents Priscilla Lane as
the prize for whom George Brent
and Bruce Cabot are rivals. Eugene
Palette heads the supporting cast
of this United Artists release.
Former heavyweight champion
Max Baer is featured in a short en-
titled, The McGuerins From
Brooklyn"
Evening star., 1943-02-11

had the studio cafe save egg shells
And. then the scene was shot
the shells were scattered in the
street, and the eggs that were shown
remaining intact were made OF
plaster. Jam and BIB shot replace
caviar. Salt is used for sugar
Paraffln substitutes for chewing
gum. and custard pies thrown in
slapsticks are made Of gelation top
ped with frothy shaving soap.
ASSOCIATED PressD
Evening star., 1943-02-11
One>Act Play
Tournament Will
Open March IS
IunuaI Dramatic
Festival to BE HELD
In armstrong High

Division 1913 Of the D c. Recre-
alton Department will hold its third
annual one-act play tournament at
the Armstrong High School audi
torium during the week of March
Is through March 20 This tourna-
ment is open to all adult dramatic
groups in Washington and the Met
ropolitan Area.
Several groups have already begun
rehearSlng their plays in the recrea-
ton centerS, the Army camps and
churches Groups or individuals de-
string assistance should consult Miss
Gertrude P. McBroWn Or MI Ber-
nard Pryor on Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings between 7 and 10 at
the Banneker Junior High School
auditorium. Georgia avenue and
Euclid street NV.
Awards will be made to the first
Evening star., 1943-02-11
Ethel Pvne to Sing

Ethel Pyne, soprano, will give the
musical program for the Danes of
the Loyal Legion at their Lincoln
birthday celebration tomorrow aft
ernoon. Her program will include
old and new patriotic numbers and
classical songs. She will be accom-
panied by Adele Bush.
Evening star., 1943-02-11

in WHICH WE SERVE Two CIti"s
Un1ted Artists. Al Locw Palace Theater
Proouc2d and directed by Noel Coward,
WIN muslcai BACKGROUND by the same
composer author
The Cast.
Capt: kinroSs Noel Coward
Chief Petty Officer Walter Hardy
Evening star., 1943-02-11

m o V ng S e =
QucnccS, Is the
+ g t ro S pective
technique. ! n
u t ilizin G the
haShback meth
Cd Director Cow
ard de m o II =
strateS he is a
master at story
telling. He has
caught the warm
humanity a n d
spirit which in
spires men to un-
Cergo the perils
Of the sea.
Evening star., 1943-02-11
Midnight Shows Were Hits.

Midnight shows run in connection
with the Birthday Ball were profit
able ventures, Loew's Capitol Thea
ter crossed $500, the Earle, $4,000,
the Howard, 81 200. In recapitulatine
on the Mile of Dimes, Brysen Rash
reports the total will be nearer $40
600 rather than the $4,000 reported
here two days ago. National Thea
ter will get in on the March OF
Dimes collections arranged by the
legitimate theater. Appeal will open
on February 18 and run one week
during the Helen Hayes engagement
y; X X
Army's January Choices.
One would suspect that soldiers of
the United States Army would have
their fill of war and could be ex-
pected to shun combat pictures
Not so. The servicemen 60 tor the
action stuff with a war background
Army Motion Picture Service has
Just tabulated the best box office
pictures in the TOO camp theaters
during January. The results as re-
leased by r. B. Murray, director
show that the lads in uniform went
for three pictures with the world
conflict as background. Here is
the result: !, Commands Strike at
Dawn" Columbia; 2, "Casablanca
fWarner Bros: 3, Arabian Nights
Universal: q. Yankee Doodle
Dandy" (Warner BrosD, 5, Stand
BY for Action" Metro -Goldwyn-
Evening star., 1943-02-11

WteTmlngIlng Of The:
allors life ashore and their present
,arsh predicaments at sea in swift
Evening star., 1943-02-11

ADJUSTMENTS.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08
FROM CAPITOL HILL

crisis The penalties provided in the
new law-namely, fines and imprison-
ment-are totally inadequate to pre-
vent strikes which involve great num-
bers of men, such aS 100000 coal
miners. There are not sufficient jailS
in the country to hold that number OF
men, and no doubt, there are many
labor leaders if the Penalties are to
be enforced against them who would
willingly be martyrs for the rights Of
hungry workers" The provision with
respect to the Government seizure of
war plants, whether or not the EN-
plOyer shares responsibility for the
strike. places il potent weapon for the
specialization of industry in the hands
Of New Deal theorists in the Govern
mCnt. In this respect the rights of the
owner to his property and that of the
worker are identical because neither
free enterprise nor rights of labor
would be protected under Il socialiStic
or communiStic system.
Congress could better have devoted
itself to the underlying causes of the
strikes-chiefly the rise in living costs
and colapSing, ineffective rationin.
system and to pcrfecting machinery
for voluntary arbitration or mediation
More Confusion In Government
Administration
On last Thursday Congressman kle-
berg of Texas, i'll very able speech
pointed out the confusion and inetli
cheney which exists in Government
especially with respect to the food pre-
gram. In spite of the fact that there
are in the country more beef cattl,
than ever before-approXimately S.
100000 head-and more hogs than
ever before, due to the conflicting
orders of OPA and The War Food Adj
miniStration we have Il scarcity OF
meats in our markets. The Congress
forty different agencies of Government
which have something to do with the
food situation.
On the same day Congressman An
dreSen of Minnesota called special at
tenton to the unWiSc restrictions anC
orders imposed by OPA which have
done more to upset and threatens tC
destroy, our normal system Of distribu-
ton of food SluttS.
Congress To Recess Until Labor Day
The indications are now that within
Il week or ten days Congress will re
cess until after Labor Day. In that
event your Congressman will return to
his home at ST. tlarSville. and will b,
available to visit with and speak tu
groups throughout The district who
may wish to hear him. He also plans
to visit various towns throughout the
district and will give notice in advance
of the time and places where he caI
be seen on such trips.