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Evening star., 1943-10-29
BerIe Named Chairman
lOf Inter-Americu Group

Assistant Secretary of State Adolf
A. Berle has been elected chairman
of the Inter- American Financial and
Economic Advisory Committee. sue
ceeding Sumner Welles, resigned
Undersecretary of State, 1T was an
nounced today.
The election took place at the Pan
American Union at meeting of the
committee presided over by the Am
bassador of Ell Salvador, Hector
David Castro.
The committee was set up in 1895
after the outbreak of war in Europe
and is composed of one representa-
tive from each of the 81 American
republics.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
bIackmaiIer Exfradited
For Massachusetts, Trial

John J Lamp, 43. was extradited
to Suffolk County, Mass, today tc
face charges of attempted extortior
and impersonating an officer, after
hearing in District Court before
Justice F.. Dickinson Let's.
Assistant United States ATTORNEY
Bernard Margolius said Lamp wa;
released four days ago from Lortor
Reformatory. where he had served
20 months on a blackmail charge
He was convicted in District Cour
: in March, 1912.
Evening star., 1943-10-29

Boston detectives who took Lamp
into custody said he formerly was a
member of a New York extortion
gang against which blanket indict-
ments were issued during the period
when Gov. Thomas Dewey was dis
trict attorney.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
AIon lodd Leaves Army

/ HOLLYWOOD. Oct % tP,.-Corpl.
Alan Ladd, screen actor, Yesterday
received an honorable discharge
from the Army Air Forces because
lof stomach disorder presently
complicated by influenza. He has
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Mouse Attracts Crowd

TOLEDO, Greg. tP,.-A grocer
stared unbelievingly at crowds at
tracted to his window display Of
-four sacks. Hours later he learned
they were watching a mouse.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Chorus Girls Mill Occupy
Tents Near National Theuter

With the explanation that War
bonds will be sold and there is a
housing shortage in Washington,
the advance agent of the zany Oh
sen and johnson show, Sons O.
Fun" announced today that men,
bers of the chorus will sleep in three
tents pitched in the square opposite
the National Theater next week.
I'VE used the tents for several
days in Philadelphia and didn't GO
in for the publicity angle" Stanley
Saiden. the agent, said. But since
rooms are hard to get in Washing
ton we figured we might sell War
bonds until our people can find
rooms"
Mr.. Saiden said the show is carry
ing tents and equipment along with
them
Were heading West" he added
ton. If the same accuracy could
be achieved with rockets as with
guns and cannons now in use
which frequently make sleeves OF
the bombers without knocking them
from the air, the more explosive
shell could knock down many more
bombers with the same percentage
rof hits. This accuracy has not
been achieved"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-19

week and In view Of past capacity
houses, patrons will be acting WISE
ly In securing tickets In advance.
The box office is open daily from
10 q. m. to $3.50 p. m. and seats may
be obtained two weeks in advance,
as well as for all performances this
week,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-19

slEht Of the week: Max Factor
wigInakers Overhaullng Herbert
the Horrible, the frightful fac-simile
Of gorilla used I'm AL those hOrror
Aims. The moths got 70 Herbert
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-19
POLl'S

Today will be your last opportun-
ity to see the double featuring now
playing at the Loew Poll theater,
as this program closes here tonite.
"Wintertime" gay musical, stars
Sonia Henie and Cesar Romero
with an able supportin' cast head
ed by Jack Oakie and Carole Land
Is. Second big hit is Report From
the Aleutians" with our own boys
In action.
Coming to the Loew Poll theater,
tomorrow and for a limited en-
gagement Of two days only Is anoth-
er studded stage and screen show.
The stage show Is headlined by
these outstanding stars Of the Fred
Allen Program, "Hi-Lo-Jack and
the Dame, famous singing quartette
swinging out with your favorite
tunes In an entirely new style. Next
on the program, comes John Kirby
and his flow gently sweet rhythm
orchestra, having gained recogni-
ton on q recent nation wide tour
as one of the best orchestras Of the
year. Kirby and his band specialize
in unique rhythms, which he terms
"scalon swing, and splendid or
chestrations Of both the classical
and popular idiom. With Kirby lead
ing from the unusual position Of
bass player, this talented group has
appeared at New York's renowned
Carnegie Hall in q concert Of mod
er,l music, and at the first Coffee
Concert" presented by the Museum
of Modern Art in New York City. In
addition, they have played at the
outstanding theaters, clubs and ho-
tells in Los Angeles, Boston, New
York, Chicago and elsewhere. These
appearances, coupled with his SEN
sational radio work. particularly on
the CHS Flow Gently Sweet rhy-
thin" and "Duffy's Tavern" pro-
grams have definitely established
John Kirby and his salon swing
as one Of Americas outstanding
musical attractions other acts on
the program are Ford, Benny and
Baily, tops in taps-high class tap
sters direct from Harlem; Earl and
Dubois, famous comedians, and Ted
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-19
In The Local
TheGterS


Performances tonight at Warmers
State Theater conclude the engage
ment Of phantom Of the Opera" In
technicolor with Nelson Eddy, Sis-
anna Foster and Claude Rains in
co-starring roles: also Alan Jones
and Evelyn Ankers in you're q
Lucky Fellow, Mr.. Smith.
Tomorrow the State lishers in an
other outstanding show with "Prin-
cess O'Rourke" co-starring Olivia de
Havilland and Robert Cummings.
Local amusement seekers will have
no difficulty in warming up to the
new picture because, according to
reports, It is q storehouse Of fun
jam packed with al 1.-The ingredients
that make for outstanding enter
tainmert.
The lovely Olivia Is cast as Maria,
a royal princess in exile. Cooped up
in her luxurious suite in a swank
New York hotel, she suffers from
ennui. Under constant surveillance
Of her guardian uncle, the Princess
doesn't have too much fun until
she's sent on a plane trip to Cali
fornia. The plane, however, never
reaches the West Coast After only
a few hours a heavy fog turns 1t
back to New York harbor.
BY this time the beautiful Pril-
cess is sound asleep, having piled
herself with enough sleeping pills to
put her out for two days. Lucky for
her, young Eddie O'Rourke the CO.
pilot, was there to take her under
his wing. For Eddie was a good boy,
reard right, so he sent the sleeping
beauty to his apartment in the care
Of his friends wife.
Imagine Maria's surprise when
she awakened amidst thoroughly
masculine surroundings. And, to
complete her mystification, series
of placards hung about the room
pleading for date that afternoon.
The Princess was intrigued, so she
went home with some cock-and-bull
story about where she spent the
night-then set out to meet Eddie.
The complications that ensue in
Eddie's courtship and his state OF
prolonged shock when he discovers
she is a real Princess make for hilar-
ious laughter.
Others in the brilliant cast include
such favorites as Jack Carson, Jane
Wynan, and Charles Coburn.
Adventure In Iraq" with Ruth
Ford, John Loder and Warren Doug
las will be the second hit Of tomor-
rows new show.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-19
JACQUES

RED Hot And Blue, current bur-
lesque show at Jacques theater,
clicked with local fans at yester-
days performance. Round after
round Of applause and restrained
laughter tell the story Of q shows
audience appeal and Red Hot And
Blue" not only merited but receiv-
ed a generous share Of both. In
cidentally the daily matinees at
Jacques are being presented at $3.50
daily, instead Of 2:30 as in the past,
10 accommodate war workers, whose
working hours did not permit them
to make the early rnatinees.
The Friday midnight show will be
presented this week as usual. Win
ME Garrett and Carol King share
the top spots in the beauty depart
ment Of this weeks show and know
how to please their customers. They
have an abundance Of beauty and
talent and make the most Of both In
their speciality offerings.
In the comedy roles Billy Cheese
N Crackers" Hagen, another old
1dVOIAISp 4SJu4Ac w 1AAo WdOCAVuAy
triumphs and is ably assisted by
Lou Powers who does an equally
fine Job in the comedy sketches.
Billy Hagen and burlesque have
been synonymous for a long time
and always gives a good perform
ance having good comedy material
to work with and the knack Of put.
ting. his lines across to gain their
full advantages. Billy has always
been and still is a great crowd
pleaser. Merrill Sewer handles the
straight-man assignments in note
worthy manner. The dance team Of
Dario and Estelle acquits itself adj
mirably in the solo spots they &C.
cupy and for added attraction there
Is the xylophone playing Of Lou
Fitzgibbons who proves himself q
master trick as well as melodious
interpretations.
Added this week to round out
"Red Hot And Blue" are the famous
Chester Doherty Victory Girls, a
chorus of beautiful and talented
young ladies who have been APP
pearing all through the southern
states and have just conclu ed
their stay in the south to come
north and tour the burlesque cir
cult of which Jacques theater is
member. All in all there is enter
tainment value plus at jacques this
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-19

while he was at liberty between pie.
lures thls summer.
eo
Hal When Robert Benchley
makes that Columbia short, 'fEow
to Dance the Rhuthba,n one Of the
pupils VIII be Arthur Murray /.
Tip to casting directors: How about
Leon Enrol for The Life Of Sir
Harry Lauder" Leon initiates the
Scotchlnan TO perfection.
Producer w. Il. Frank signed
Claudia Drake for the feminine
lead IN "Dr. Paul Joseph Goebhels,
His Life and Loves" the other day
after watching her play Q scene as
an amateurish actress. Said Frank:
"Only O good actress can play Q
bad actress convinCingly."
FLYNN FAN
Joel McCrea, tied TO o stake,
was being pelted with clods BY some
determined Indian squads for q
scene in the picture, Buffalo Bill.
The clods were made Of felt and
papier mache, but one Of them
bounced on McCreas head with
quite "'bong." After the scene,
McCrea approached one Of the
suuaws and said, You hit me with
q real rock"
"Uh," grunted the sQuaw, af-
fir1natively.
Don't you like mep" asked Me-
Crea.
"Uh," grunted the squaw, mega
lively.
Whom do you likep" asked Nc
Crea. The sqtiaw's face lighted up
Enrol Flynn" she grunted, en-
Enthusiastically.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-19

First music composer TO become
a aim producer In hollywood Y
Arthur (.:Dancing in the DARK
schwartz. He's guiding Cover Girls
az Columbia studio after writing the
entire musical score for warmers
sThank your Lucky stars" NO.
Arthur didn't sell himself any q
his music. He hired Jerome Kern
and Ira 0ershwin.
\ wouldn't take the chance, ne
says, ON my own music" Win
Frank Ioesser Hchwart1 wrote "rhe
Sweater Boys which Mr.. Hays has
taboced for the screen. Opening
chorus goes:
hollywood sent US TO you.
It was really the best they could DO
Censors banished the real Mccoy.
SO we have invented the sweater
boy.
flation."
Barbara stanwyck, Is going blond
for her role rs the Inurdefess IN
ParnuAOunt's "DOuble Indemnity"
Refused 70 bleach her hair, though,
and is wearing o wig. Last time she
turned blond was for "steila
Dallas"
Rita Hayworth will introduce .
new hair color In "Cover Girls"-.
Rusty RED. Walter Huston wlll
have his head shaved to play Lin
Tan, the Chinese In Dragon Seed:
And Charley Ruggles Is losing his
nustache to play otis Skinner IN
"Our Hearts Were Young and Gay
Don't be surprised II 1lona
Massey becomes the wife Of Phil
Baker, the Take It or Leave It man.
Their hearts are in waltz time.
COMING SOON
Promised and hoped for: Jimmy
Durante DOMINIC Knockers and play
ing himself as a gid in Two Sisters
and q Sailor" Hedy Lamar
william Powell and James Craig
singing q hill-billy ditty for Q scene
In The Heavenly Body Work
Of the Hollywood Victory Commit
tee finally Is reaching the screen In
Uniyersai's fll-musical, Three
Cheers for the Boys" Whole plot
revolves around the stars entertain.
ment tours Of Army and Nav
camps. Charles K. Feldman, who
helped organize the Victory Com
mittee, is the producer Of the film
1
Nominated for the bravest lady
in Hollywood-Bette Davis. Hel
next movie Is entitled, my Reputa'
ton" I wonder how many otnei
Aim queens would take the risk
Art Baker can take 0 how foi
giving UP one Of his lucrative radio
shows, "People Are Funny" 50 ne
could devote more time to Army
and Navy training Aim comrnenta'
ton. A real patriotic gesture.
SlEht Of the week: Max Factor
wiEmakers Overhauling Herbert
the Horrible, the frightful fac-simile
OF q gorilla used In al those horror
Aims. The moths got 70 Herbert
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-19
STRAND

goth Century Fox has outdone it.
self with the production of Winter
time" the new Sonia Henie tri-
umph which has been announced
for q iour-day holdover engagement
at tie Strand theater starting to-
morrow. The picture will remain at
the Strand up to and including Sat-
urday of this week, with a brand
new show booked in for q sunday
opening.
It's extremely safe to say that
thereIl be only one "wintertime"
this year! In addition to the In.
comparable Sonia who, for the first
time, dances as well as skates. the
1ilm features Jack Oakie, Oscar Ro-
nero. Carole Lands, s. z. Zakall
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-19

and Cornell Wilde-with the match
less melodies Of Woody Herman and
his band that plays the blues" to
top 1t of.
The picture abounds with dazzling
skating routines, spectacular song
and dance numbers and every sim
gle element that goes into the max
Ing Of a successful musical.
On the same program is another
smash hit, Report From The Aleu-
tians."
Opening at the Strand on Sun
day Is one Of the top dramas Of the
year-"Under-dog" starring Barton
MacLane in another strong charac-
terization, and on the same bill Is
Man From Music Mountain" star
ring Roy Rogers in q super-west-
ern production.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-19

Leary In fun for the entire-The
Popular Poll Rhythm Kings win al
so supply the musical background
for the stage show as they have In
the past. The stage shows are pre-
sented at 1870, 400, $50 and 600.
In addition to the stellar stage
show there is an outstanding screen
program as well consisting Of the
first Waterbury showing of "Dr.
Gillespie's Criminal Case" with
Lionel Barrymore in q role which
has made him famous, and new
conner Van johnson. The first
screen program gets under way at
1900 with the doors of the theater
opening promptly q 11:45.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-19

Typical of these girls, who viii as
sist Roy Rogers, the No. cowboy
Of America, is Billie Burke Osborne,
who helps her family work an 3d.
O00-aere ranch near the Arizona bor-
der when she is not riding in the
Todeo.
This thrilling part of the rodeo,
with Rogers singing those immortal
ballads of the range in his inimitable
style and the FIVE beautiful girls
herding Texas Longhorn steers, is as
All-American as apple pie. The
Longhorns are part of a vanishing
| 'ced which the early settlers found
when they pushed their frontiers
across the Western plains.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-19

Miss Osborne, a beautiful 20-year.
old brunette, will be at home in the
Garden arena, for she is q top hand
at roping and cutting CUT, work
she does regularly on the huge ranch
at Williams, Arizona. She has spent
most of her life in that state, having
been born at Globe, Arizona, but she
came East to show her skill IN the
Garden rodeo last year.
The other beautiful sponsor girls
are Mitzi Ann Lucas, Fl. Worth,
Texas, daughter Of the one-time
cowgirl trick-riding champion, Tad
Lucas; Lillian Cowen, Pecos,
Texas; Nita Mae Boyd, Sweet.
water, Texas, and Patricia Clark,
Abilene, Texas.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-19

EVE beautiful sponsor girls truly part OF the Wild West
Buffalo Bill will be featured performers in this years record
breaking Rodeo which will fill Madison Square Garden from
Oc through Oct 81 Top cowgis and cowboys the land
will ride and wrese wild animals for purses totalng than
S100On0
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-19

Milkmen In England are estab-
fishing cooperative delivery ser.
vices.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-19

Apparently Jean Arthur's most
recent picture, IA Lady Takes a
Chance" really sold her an idea
for her own vacation. Not only Is
Jean spending a well earned rest on
a Rocky Mountain dude ranch but
within a short time she will be
Joined by her husband. Producer
Frank Ross. Together they'll spend
couple Of weeks amid the beauties
Of the Continental Divide and the
Colorado lakes. Exactly where
they're going remains q big secret.
They want a complete vacation.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-19
STAR CELEBRATES

During the filming Of Para
mounts Ministry Of Fear Marjorie
Reynolds, its feminine star, cele-
brated two important events-her
birthday and wedding anniversary.
She worked before the camera on
both occasions.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-19
STILL YIELDS RACKET

James Brown, former Texas ten
mis- champion who plays the rd-
mantle male lead in Leo McCareys
Paramount production, Going My
Way" recently won the singles
championship in the annual Motion
Picture Tournament.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-13
AOC1ety News
TIE CLOuDI.ASDS.

over The earth. gathered in VAS,
crowds
Oh turning bill"wing forms that
slowly move
Across the dvrpS III heaven ,s if Il,
prove
The sky the iittcst place for motion
clouds.
The lorrlicSt moving things IN all tho
broad
ENpanSrS of the world, will alwn, :
rove,
And in their brlgh, progression fill
with love
All those who see them. being a SIGN
of God.
The stlllcst pools III silent woods re-
elect
Upon their mirroring surfaces these
shapes,
These hmc-whItc cluudlands of the
upper air.
And those who look upon the pool,
collect
Within their c'ca the many BAYS ana
CapCS
O. realms most glorIously strange
and ialr.
Roger ChalIiS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-13
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-13

day III Holy Week, al i o'clock each
afternoon, the pastor will hold Il
framing class Tor the boys and girls
who wish to unite with the church
on Easter Sunday. In addition, all
Young people and adults vino arc il
lcrrstcd in uniting with the churcn
are invited 10 attend the mid-yvccli
service, ON Wednesday night of thiS
week and next week. when church
membership FOR youths and adults
Will be discussed.
Three choirS--thc Junior choir.
young peoples choir and adult choir
VII! take part in the Easter mtl..c.
New members will be received into
me church al this time.
SERVICES on Easter evening will bc
IN charge OF the young people ol
| INC church. who are said To be plan
/ h!nS an impressive Easter program
Tor that hour.
On next Sunday morning. at the
ii O'Clock service. MIR. King vii.
preach tine lat OF Il series of sermons
Oh The Meaning OF the Cross"
Air. Ming viii serve with tors
/ ni other churches of the city in con,
/ uu'''"% The noon hour services al
/ INC Stevenson theatre during IluiN
+ Week. and the First Mcthudi / chrgcl
+ Will DC host t. the three hour uuiu:
/ service ON Good Friday, from moon
/ u"ul 3 p. II.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-13
Baptist Glass HOnOrs
The Late Miss Draper

n memorial service in honor of
Miss Carrie Draper. who died last
week. WAS part oi the program al the
monthly meeting uI the Shaw phlla-
thea class oi the First Baptist church
held at the church Monday evening.
Hiss Draper WAS one Of the oldest
members OF the class in point ut SrrN-
ice, and had served the group al dit
icrcnt times III different capacities
over long period.
Mrs. W. {. StainbacE. presented
Mrs. j. :. Alderman, former teacher
ri Inc class and now substitute
teacher. who reviewed the history Of
INC class and Miss Diapers service.
She characterized the deceased
member as ''pcrSuniiyng the real
attributes of u true phIIathCa" Mr..
j. Franklin Mills. present teacher,
,.iu Miss Draper WAS the fourth ar-
TIVE member 10 Gic since She mad
Drcn teacher the past fifteen years.
She concluded with poem which
he said WAS fitting tn the lie ui
Miss Draper. a beautiful bas.c, of
roses decorated the speakers table.
The class voted to furnish an adj
dl'l"nal - stars tu be placed On the
'''N'' 80 81 ! iNN li'ib~s " Il4'lI Il'N Ibil-
taInS 81 stars iOr men from the con-
grcgatlOn now i'll the armed forces.
The flag WaS sponsored originally
10y the Shaw class and another
group.
Mrs. G. d. Allen, president of tho
i'i-' "uIIty Bd.HC;-I 'hIla;hCu Union
OF Vance, Granville and Warren
counties, announced the quarterly
dinner and mcCtInG OF thai r,ruup Ia
be held al tic Capitol restaurant
/ here Thursday evening of this week.
/ She said reservations already mun-
hC.rd about iIity. including a large
number from the First Baptist
! CnurCn.
Reports included that of tic tyca--
/ urrr, Mrs. Re" ItppCtt. one by AIr,
| b.. Ii. GIl!il,nu IN cards cent tp Ia,
/ l;E. and the persona! service com.
! Hi'ics which had sent ivl.I.. iIuWcl.
md ulnc. gifts to the sick. and had
| .isr made numerous visit.
During the devotional period. led
! by Air>. !. G.. E'HINnv., .nv !yau g.
poem, The Last liynu. allr. Wulc.
Ill. l.. &. SmgW =,,ss '.Ir.r... i.ulr.
%! My Soul" Mrs. j. Il. Garter va.
received as a new member. Singing
of the Phllathca hymn opened III,
meeting.
Later Mrs. Albert Edwards gay,
a piano solo. and Mr.. Mills read
I several humorous poems.
Committees tor the coming month
were named "a follows: Door. Mys
, George Davis. Mrs II. Y. Cudd,
room, Mrs. John $. Milne. Nj. Mar
Yin Davis: sick, Mrs. v. II. KIM
ball. Mrs. T.. q. Shaw. personal Syrv-
ICE. Mrs. j. IL. hinton. Mis-. IL. T..
, SattcrWhltC: and May hustcss,S
Alcsdamcs W. {. SiainDack. T.. T..
! Barrier. J. Franklin Mills. W. h
Walker and y. y. StniuDuck.
Attendance OF members was large
ana nIuuDcG OF visitors were also
present. Mrs. J. {. SlaInoack, the
/ :).t>!G'ii. presided.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-13

This afternoon fruck by Marian
Martin VIII trim down Your figure
and build mp your confidence. It's
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Il tapcrImG GIrdl" Tor figure ilaticry.
star flowers, done from the transfer
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: and 10. Size 80 requires 3 yards
35-luch fabric.
Send SINTEtN CENTS IN coin,
y this Marian Martin pattern.
iritc plainly SIZE, NAME, AID.
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nails. delivery of orr patterns may
AXE a few days longer than usual.