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The Hagerstown globe., 1943-01-01
LEST WE FORGET

On February 5, 1941, Republican
Representative Harold Knutson of
Minnesota, said: Il do not believe
that there is a single military au-
thority in all the land who will SER
iously claim that this country is
in danger of invasion. Neither
do | believe that there is serious
danger to South America from
that source" (Oh yeah? The
American people are fortunate in
deed, Mr., Knutson, that you were
not a member of our military au-
thority.)
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-01-01

Use two or three yolks in ginger
bread instead Of one egg and pour
into a creased shallow pan. Beat
the left over egg whites until stiff
and beat in gradually one-half cup
Of sugar and one-half teaspoon of
vanilla. Spread on the ginger
bread mixture, sprinkle with one
third cup of almonds which have
been blanched and shredded and
bake from thirty-five to forty min
utes.
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HOT OFF THE
GRIDDLE

For shapely tea cakes, fill greas-
ed pans only one-half to two
thirds full for they might rise over
the top.
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-01-01

One of those emergency dishes
that will please the whole family
is composed of rice, salmon and
corn in layers with cream sauce.
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-01-01

For a change, use brown sugar
to sweeten peach pie.
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TURKEYS FOR SALE

Choice Quality!-Live or dressed.
Martins Turkey Farm-(Martin's
Hatchery along Maugansville Raod.
Phone 4087-F-13. Adv.
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Fish does not require the slow
cooking given to many varieties of
meat as the connective tissues
holding the fibres together are
more gelatinous, very tender and
soften at once under the applica-
ton of heat. Fish is frequently
overlooked due to an old-time idea
that fish requires slow cooking.
Quite to the contrary, to old fash
ioned thought, fish may be-and
is better cooked at a high temper
ature for comparatively short
cooking period. When fish is plac-
ed in a hot oven, however, it
should not have the addition of
water, as this causes the juices to
flow out of the fish into the pan,
making a rich flavorsome gravy,
but a rather insipid tasting fish.
To remove cake which seems to
stick to the pan, loosen the sides
with a spatula or knife, turn the
cake over on cake rack and place
cold, wet cloth over the bottom
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-01-01

L. NJ BENTZE Dist 32l Mulberry StFhme 254Hage
Parade
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other end may be placed the cleo
trio toaster and coffee percolator
ready to be attached to the outlet,
also the necessary serving silver,
china and linen.
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-01-01

COlors in laundering do little fad
ing, when wash water is cool,
when the fabric is not rubbed,
when the soaps are in solution,
when the rinse waters are cool and
when the fabric is not wrung.
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Of the pan.
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STOVES AND REPAIRS

Large stock of Repair Parts for
Ranges, Heaters and Furnaces. Oil
Stove Wicks, Stove Pipe. H. c..
Main, 1715 E. Franklin st.
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UNIVERSAL DRY CLEANER

For Dresses, Rugs, Floors, ETC., 25c
gal. in customers container. An
all-arOund cleaning solvent. II. l..
Mills. 46 w. Baltimore St.
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-01-01
AUTO SALES, USED CARS

Diamond T Motor Truck Sales
and Service-Poe's Garage, rear
lis E. Franklin ST., Hagerstown.
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REAL ESTATE AND LOANS

Five Per Cent Interest, 10 to Is
~ears to pay. L. S. Spangler, End
lIoor, Second National Bank Bldg.
Telephone 335.
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Furniture polishes are likely to
have turpentine, varnish, benzine,
in them; therefore, for safety when
storing polishing cloths, wash them
out we'll. If polishing cloths are to
be kept as are-store them either
in tin cans, tightly covered or far
safer yet, in covered stone crock.
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FRUITS, VEGETABLES

Fruits, vegetables and all kinds of
green groceries, etc. E. E. Cronise,
81 West Franklin street.
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ROOFING - Thinning

L. H. Miner, Johns-Manville and
Carey Approved Roofing contrac-
tors; timing and sheet metal
work. Stag roofing, spouting, fur
naces, skylights, metal cornices.
office at 35 Wayside avenue: shop
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AS a suggestion for an hors
d'oeuvres at supper, small plate
or flat flower bowl filled with rad
ish roses, flowers made from small,
raw turnips and tinted; Gala lilies
made from raw turnip and carrot,
and the dish decorated with water
cress or parsley, may be added to
the bouquet" At one end of the
wagon may be placed large plat
ter of various hors d. oeuvres and
tray of bread to be toasted. At the
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MARKETS

See Abe Martin for the best in
Meats. Groceries, Vegetables. 16
Public Square. Hagerstown. Tele-
phones 2510-2511-2512-2513.
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CL

Warren Pharmacy, Drugs. Pre-
scriptions, Cosmetics, Magazines,
Candy. Cigarettes. 240 Jefferson
st. Phone your order - 927.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
HELP DOMESTIC.
ARLINGTON COUPLE wants

ARLINGTON COUPLE wants worker 2
days per week for g.h.w., laundry with
Be- Bsndix; references. health card; good pay.
CHAMBERMAID and waitress; good wages.
The Fireside. 1918 New Hampshire ave.
WAITRESS. live in or
out good salary; only trained or good refs.
CHAMBERMAID, to assist with children;
live in; references required: good salary.
Phone after 10 am. WO. OO62.
laundry; $40; references EN-. 1914
COOK and general houseworker; S12.50
Cook col eolofed sDrsaa eaperlsnced for adults
SIS and esffare. @ s$I AlSan 4Sst towers. seS sHo0
COOK and seneral houseworksr-Desire
ngh s,psr type snr;na Tho Is th9roughly ;L
adults; Of Sundays: $3.50 Week: refs.
COOK, general housework; small George
dry: health card and references necessary.
COOK. g.h.w., 2 in family, small house in
enees sood wases e. 4oss before @ s $50
snnx I'm or after AFTER. $50 pm 80 nr.n,r. bot
CLEAN first floor; no laundry. no SUNDAYS.
aei SssE p snone ans@ sao @ sn caro-
stairs room; SIS week; Thursday after
tsSsher Sa on psrsicsiaTs A ssl f''st vi sssi r0'
hsme daf shd ss ses i've who %
SsSz s. ssn5i, mss,s ossx., i've isiS lS small
CooK-GENERAL HoUsEwoRK, refined
girl, in small family: SIS week with ad-
vancement. No children (Bendix), no
ironing. Convenient TRANSPORTATION. EN-.
COOK, coed, and cleaner: references; s15
between z and . pm.
COOK, g.h.w., 1000 am. through dinner,
5h days per week, S12 and carfare. WI.
COOK K-HoUsEKEEPER, experienced, by
employed couple, near Dupont circle: 5h-
d,o day. 4s-h3pr % 4Sss Wssk' s17; references re-
COOK AND G.H,W.; good salary; must
Cook AND G.H.w.Gsundsy and halliday
Thurs: off, small apt; SIS and carfare.
eeookslNsGi ssi AND G.H.w-osorsetown. Es-
peoa n ends sHersa sashsp no @ Th
dinner inn sis sa' Hos ese7; 741ss ESQ am through
GonPLE soossd Enw nn.Td outside hansy
Merseansi Weas fMksIesp oooKa
family. Bendix washer, references; good
;s1aSk skNknA foil hotsrWoRxx IA ;s q. GE 4so4
Or out: Sis. shspherd 1854 s' ewes A's IN
per month. csi co. 1885. '''A'A' '''
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HELP MEN AND WoMEN.

perience: S155 month: 44-hour work week;
man must be draft exempt. Cali ia. s5O5,
sxs; T. II between Uein IL am. and 12 noon or
CLERK, for. auto accessories, attractive
proposition for right person. Bilihimer &
Palmer, Hamilton and Queens Chapel rd.
Hyettsville. Md. WA. O90O.
COUPLE, on small farm near WASHINGTON
woman to do cooking, housework and laun-
dry, man to take care of chickens and
yard and drive car. for marketing; living
quarters, board and salary. Call Harold
Howe, RE. 6510 or Fairfax 3-W-11
COUPLE, to take charge small estate. one
IN family no children. Call Falls Church
COUPLE. settled. for general housework,
experienced; Sl00 month. room and board;
RTcHEN HEIPER. ok eoiorsd to live siT H. pr
vate bath: excellent salary, immediate
work. Call SH 5000.
MAN AND WIFE as janitor and maid,
small hotel; good wages. room and board
Dude Ranch Hotel Washington Baltimore
MxRRRfEsDr" Rsr"sa; sco;uPIE, I'll middle-ased, no chill
dren, care Tor small apt, man can work
quarters. qua ' csii ei pWU. W is4s I to % p.m. ana
WOMAN. capable, whose husband is en-
ployed; both to live in, man for after
hours work. woman for shy. Call for
EXfEkIkNCED muitilith, multigraph,
mimeosreph operator; salary commensu-
Wyaai.mnssh yaai NH sesS, oss, .ss ndss. 1B sssl
Evening star., 1943-09-05

GENERAL OFFICE CLERK.
Your opportunity to do
your bit, tipping necessary;
good salary; hours, 8 to 4:3O.
War Dept. Exchange. DI.
9344.
Evening star., 1943-09-05

WE HAVE several openings
for intelligent, ambitious
young ladies in a very inter
esting field of work. Apply
Mrs. Engleman, Studio, S.
Kann Sons.
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YOUNG WOMAN

High school graduate. under 25. for cler-
ical work recurring accuracy and iegibie
43-hour week, Saturday afternoons Oh.
S100 to S120 mo. to start, depending
upon experience. Opportunity for ad-
yancement: Apply weekday mornings,
Personnel Dept, Rm. 3g9, Capital Transit
CO.. 36th and Prospect ave. NV. Take
Route No. 20 Cabin John streetcar) to
door. This position. will be Of special In
terest to those residing in GEORGETOWN or
nearby Nd. or Va, as this saves travel
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HfLp WoArN.
PAYROLL. CT .EPK

Age 81 to 35. knowledge OF bookkseping.
hours. / to s. 6 days 3 week. Apply "a
Mrs. Ways. Smiths STORAGE Co.. 1918 You
Evening star., 1943-09-05

ZIRKIN'S have an unusual
opportunity for an expert
enced saleswoman in their
enlarged cloth coat depart
ment;; salary and commits
sion. Zirkin, 821 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-09-05

WAITRESS, HOUSE GIRL,
BOTH COLORED. 1923 22nd
ST. NV.
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STENOGRAPHER WITH
KNOWLEDGE OF BOOK
KEEPING. APPLY LEE
GARDENS, INC. 70l N.
WAYNE ST, ARLINGTON,
VA. GIL. 1850.
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HABERDASHERY SALES
MAN. THOROUGHLY EX-
PERIENCED PERSON ONLY
NEED APPLY. WONDER
Full OPPORTUNITY FOR
RIGHT MAN. 1886 CONN.
AVE. NV. WO. 9179.
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RETAIL FURNISHINGS
GOODS SAI,ESMEN

RETAIL FURNISHINGS
GOODS statesmen.
Experienced, refined and
intelligent furnishings sales
men. An opportunity to
earn very high commissions
against excellent guaranteed
drawing account. Opportun-
ity for an excellent future
with one of the finest Mems
Wear Stores in America.
Ideal working conditions.
Permanent position. Apply
in person or by letter, full
details and background.
LEWIS e. THOS. SALTZ, Inc.
1409 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-09-05

STOCK CLERK, colored; per.
manent position, good oppor.
tunity. Apply Mr.. Davis
GroSner of 1925 F st. NV.
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MILLINERY
SALESLADY

Experienced, for permanent
position; good salary and COM
missions. Apply main floor MILL
merry department, L. Frank Co.,
1900 r st.
Evening star., 1943-09-05

OIL BURNER SERVICE
MEN-GOOD PAY, perma-
nent position. Opportunity.
Apply Tuesday, Mr.. Belfield,
A. P. Woodson Co., 9th and
Mich. ave- ne
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STOCK BOY, permanent DO
sition, good salary; refer
ences. Apply to Mr.. Davis,
GroSner of 1925 F st. NV
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BUS BOYS

Good working conditions,
good salary; no evening or
Sunday work. War Dept.
Exchange, 2127 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-09-05

CHRISTMAS CARDS-5U Tor 81
Quick profits, showing big value NAME
up Big, exclusive variety. Gorgeous 21-
card. 81. Asstd. pays soc: Other popular
boxes. Sell to friends, fellow employees,
others. Also money-raising plan for or
ganizations. FREE samples personal cards.
WETMORE Il SUGDEN. INC. BOX. 449.
74a Monroe, Rochester 2, N Y.
APHER-SECRETARY, permanent:
tation; excellent working conditions, all
holidays, no overtime, 40.hr. wk.; hours,
1910, Some knowledge Of accounting de-
sired but not essential Salary, S14233 to
start with increase in short time II salts
factory. This is the position you have
been looking for. Our employees know
about this ad Address BOX 2R4-S Star
Evening star., 1943-09-05
SERVICE STATION
ATTENDANT.

SILER HILL, MD s.
PORTER, colored, must be
energetic and sober; steady
work to right party; bring
references. Apply Mr.. Mar
golius, Hub Furniture Co.,
7th and D SITS. NV, Tuesday
morning.
JANITOR FOR BANK, EVE
MING WORK, GOOD CON-
NECTION, PERMA NENT !;
GIVE AGE AND REFER
ENCES. BOX 116-X, STAR.
SHEET METAL MAN. Ap-
ply A. B. G. Roofing Co., 726
7th st. s.w.
ASSISTANT Shipping clerk
with drivers permit; steady
position; good opportunity
for advancement; reference.
Apply Zirkin, 821 14th st.
NV
Evening star., 1943-09-05

PORTERS AND DISHWASH-
ERS, no experience needed;
good pay, vacation with pay;
48-hour week. Apply at any
Peoples Drug Store or at II
P st. ne.
Evening star., 1943-09-05

STENOGRAPHER.
PERMANENT POSITION AVAILABLE IN
ACCOUNTING OFFICE OF LARGE-SCALF
HOUSING DEVELOPMENT. GOOD SAL.
BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY,
313 n GLEBE RID, ARL., VA CHI 5000
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HELP MGN AND woMEN tcer,. ,


fAsTkY COOK, sood decorator. 633i7
TUf0k cpiiese ALGEBRA ana analytic se-
sYs. efteT. L. Pr. $500. Ext. 500. So
SMALL-TOWN business, professional men.
women, women, why worry battllns present dim.
yearly. permanently. on franchise Of mil
lion-dollar concern In your town; we set
you up In new business, no priorities. no
rationins. essential activity. no invest
success; be the nrst to act from your
town. Box 44Q-x. Star.
WANTED-Choir director for Protestant
church IN Arlington, Va. Call oxford 07s2
WILL PAY SS5 per mo. with cottage to
man who has experience in keeping and
training show and rage horses; win pay
house and cook for bachelors: permanent;
TsfsrenesS. r WI s5e7 eyenines.
GIVE FREE RENT to white couple in ex-
change for help With duties at Seaside
home. Phone Taylor s206.
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN
To work In clinical laboratory. state ex-
perience' good salary to start. Box 2s2S,
Evening star., 1943-09-05

WANTED beauty operators
for permanent position, ex-
cellent salary and working
conditions. Call M. Sydney,
NE. 2274.
Evening star., 1943-09-05

N NIGHT WATCHMAN
WHITE; GOOD HOURS, per-
manent position. Satisfac-
tory salary. Apply Tuesday,
Mr.. Belfield, A. P. WOOD
SON CO., 9th and Mich. ave.
ne.
Evening star., 1943-09-05

RETOUCHERS, T HO r =
OUGHLY EXPERIENCED:
PERMANENT POSITION:
SALARY, $50; EXCELLENT
WORK ING CONDITIONS.
APPLY 1881 G. ST. NV
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YOUNG WOMEN

With some college training. under 35 years
Of age; for work with ngures Of non
curacy and . liking for detail essential.
Those with mathematic major preferred.
S140 per mo. to start with excellent on
portunity for Advancement. Apply week.
day mornings. Personnel Dept RIM. 3O9,
Capital Transit Co., 36th and Prospect
ave. NV. Take Route No. 90 (Cabin John
streetcar) to door. These positions will
be OF special interest to those residing in
Georeetown Or nearby Md. or Va, as this
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SECRETARY

Experienced secretary for permanent
position, must be capable of taking dicta-
tion rapidly and accurately. knowledge of
bookkeeping and ONCE MANAGEMENT. State
approx. salary expected. Box 160-X. Star
EXPERIENCED TEACHER
IN PSYCHOLOGY. HOLTON
ARMS JUNIOR COLLEGE,
NO. 1902.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
TYPIST.

ALSO STENOGRAPHER.
National concern, good pay and sur
roundinss. Call Ma 6SSS, Miss Mann,
between and IL am
Evening star., 1943-09-05
Millinery SalesladieS

Unusual opportunity for those experi-
enced In selling popular and better Grade
hats. Also, several openings for smart
appearing. inexperienced young ladies' TX
cellent salary, plus commission Apply
M. Williams, HOLLYWOOD Shops. 1902 r
Evening star., 1943-09-05

COLORED GIRL
FOR DISHWASFIING. VENEZIA
CAFETERIA, 1887 10th ST. NV.
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EMPLoYMrNT SERVICES.

Room 60S. DI. 32S7.
HAVE THE JOB 10 SUIT you.
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CREDIT COLLECTION MEN.
experienced in dealing with the AVERAGE
working man and family, Tanted for
an interesting permanent position with
excellent future possibilities Steady ad-
bitious men. Salary open Located In
washington area. Replies confidential
Evening star., 1943-09-05

- INSURANCE.
Can still use several more men for
lnoustria! life, health and accident insur-
ance debts; men between ages of 25 and
40 preferred salary, $50 wk: experience
not necessary as we teach you the busi-
ness and pay ycu while learninr Your
pig opportunity to get into the insurance
business when it is at its best. Box
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HELP MEN.

PHOTOGRAPHER, THOR
OUGHLY EXPERIENCED
ON STUDIO PORTRAITS:
EXCELLENT STARTING
S AL AIRY; PERMANENT
POSTWAR POSITION. AP-
PLY 1921 G ST. NV
Evening star., 1943-01-17

Ada iaKuznetzoff-Gustavo, a good
man in a fight
Alex Ganach-Paco, a tough, Gym
ical fellow who can laugh at death
Leonid Snegof-Ignacio, an old
man who can fight
Frank Puglia-Captain Gomez, a
former barber who assists Andres
Pedro De Cordoba-Lt. Col. Mir
anda, a kindly officer who has lost
his digestion.
Michael Visaroff-Pepe, his staff
officer who is a cynical professional
soldier.
George Coulouris-Andre Massart.
a French political conmissar who is
an insane fanatic.
Konstantine Shayne - Karkov, a
Russian journalist who writes for
Pravda.
Jack Mylong Col. Duval, a
Frenchman who Is chief of staff to
COLI.
Duncan Renaldo-Lt. Berrendo. a
young insurgent officer of great
courage.
Martin Garralaga-Capt. Mora, an
officer whose rashness results In his
death.
Jean Del Val-A sniper, who is
nearly shot for INSTRUMENTATION by
Mora.
Evening star., 1943-01-17
New Soviet Drama
Scheduled Soon

The Soviet melodrama, Counter
attack" second play this season to
come out of the Russian war, will
open on January Is for week at
the National Theater under the pro-
ducing auspices of Lee Sabinson.
A taut episode culled from the
world-shaking battles on the east
ern front, it was written by Janet
and Philip Stevenson, basing it upon
the Russian play by Ilya Vershinin
and Mikhail Ruderman.
The play, all of whose action oc-
ours underground in village occu-
pied by the Nazis and then retaken
by the Russians, has been directed
by Margaret Webster. director who
made Shakespeare palatable to the
current generation.
Prominent in the acting company
are Morris Carnovsky. Barbara
ONeil and Martin Wolfson. The
Evening star., 1943-01-17
Carroll!
Continued From Page E-lO

tC00Cl0ueQ from rage ELL
great and the local enthusiasm just
asking to be unleashed."
With letters such as these do you
wonder sometimes feel abjectly un-
worthy?
Letter From a Child.
This from q child-I think is
sweet: "T would like to know just
how long you will be at the United
Seamen's Service, Inc. I have some
money I am very eager to contribute
but will not have it in my possess
sion until next month. Will you be
so kind as to let me know if you
will be there next month. Thank
YOU. P. S.-I am ID years old and
have saved my allowances for good
cause such as this And last but
not least-from a maritime service
paper comes this: Hundreds Of
votes gave Miss Madeleine Carroll,
radio and screen star. the title of
Miss Merchant Marine Cadet Corps.
Considerable interest was shown In
the contest, which was conducted
Evening star., 1943-01-17

long peek at her legs in 'For Me
and My Gal" and she will do the
same in Girl Crazy" T.. Ann Mil
ler brings the longest neither limbs
in the business to closeup size in
"Reveille With Beverly" Flea
nor Powell's legs are an old story,
but you see them again, all the way,
in II Dood It." . Esther Williams
brings her body beautiful to the film
goers' gaze in Andy Hardy's Double
Life" The swimmer wears an ab-
breviated swim suit Simone
Simon shows all her curves in
Tahiti Honey" In My Gal
Sal' Rita Hayworth proved she had
nothing to fear from the best legs
In Hollywood In "Du Barry Was
a Lady" Lucille Ball has to wear
crinolines, but with swish here
and a swish there she contrives to
prove that her legs aren't so bad
either.
Betty Cradle, who Is never far
Evening star., 1943-01-17
Commando Film
Follows Morocco

"The Commands Strike at
Dawn" first motion picture drama
of the worlds toughest fighting men,
will be the screen attraction at the
Earle Theater following the en-
gagement of Road to Morocco"
Starring Paul MUM, the Columbia
picture was made by Lester Cowan.
Romo Vincent, popular rotund
comedian, will headline the stage
revue for the week.
Directed by John Farrow, who also
made Wake Island" The Com
mandoS Strike at Dawn" is the
graphic story of how a group of Nor
wegian patriots struggle against
Nazi tyranny through their elaborate
underground system.
Besides Mr.. MUM the cast of play
ers include Anna Lee, Lillian Gish,
Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Robert Coote,
Ray Collins, Rosemary De Camp,
Alexander Knox, Elizabeth Fraser,
Arthur Margetson and Rod Cam
eron.
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Graham
Continued From Page ELL

Barbara going through her gy-
rations called her strip teaser,
almost to the point of nausea ION
my part as we'll as the studio). So
now I'm coming right out with the
forbidden two words. GIVE already
used it four times. See above)
They are going to call the movie
something like Lady of Burlesque," f"
and that's what it is, with Barbara
wearing little enough to leave less
to the imagination. Mae West is
another who has a burlesque queen
role on her mind She is said to
be negotiating deal with Producers
Releasing Corp. to bring her
ample curves back to the screen in
story with Broadway burlesque
theme.
They ALI Show ,Em.
Judy Garland gave the customers
Evening star., 1943-01-17

among all cadets of the. United
States Merchant Marine" In my
letter of appreciation to them I
wrote
-. T am very honored indeed,
that you should have voted me as
your Miss Merchant Marine Cadet
Corps I note that you didn't add
to be shipwrecked with on a desert
islandi Is that wartime precau-
tion perhaps?'
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GA kJidlllC LllC AAAtti Gov Va OAlS AV~SnS
feller Federal agency.
Here Is the Cast.
For the plain movie fan who just
wants to know who plays who in
For Whom the Bell Tolls" here is
the complete cast:
Gary Cooper-Robert Jordan, a
young American fighting in Spain.
Ingrid Bergman-Maria, refugee
girl sheltered by
Katina Paxinou-Pilar, the wom-
an of
AKIN Tamiroff-Pablo, leader of
a guerrilla band comprising:
Mikhail Rasumny - Rafael, the
gypsy
Fortunio Bonanova-Fernando, a
man of dignity and courage
Arturo De Cordova-Agustin, a
man with a hot temper and great
courage
Victor Varconi-Primitivo, silent
man
Eric Feldary-Andres, a young
man who tries to get Jordan's dis
patch to
Leo Bulgakoff-Gen. Golz, an Of
ficer from the Soviet Union who
directs an offensive for the Loyalists
Feodor Chaliapin, jr.-Kashkin, a
young Russian whom Jordan kills
to save him from capture
Vladimir Sokoloff - Anselmo, a
fine old man whom Golz assigns as
Jordan's guide
Joseph Calleia-El Sordo. a leader
of another guerrilla band compris-
ing:
Lilo Yarson-Josquin. a young boy
whose parents were shot,
Evening star., 1943-01-17

behind when the legs are on pa
rade, uses the f1imsy excuse OF sing
ing when Irish Eyes Are Smiling"
to wear green tights In "Coney
Island" June Havoc, who is
Gypsy Rose Lees little sister, shows
as much as the law and the Hays
Office will allow In dance she per-
forms with Jack Oakie in Hello,
Frisco, Hello" In. the Charles
Boyer-Barbara Stanwyck sequence
in Flesh and Fantasy,'s two girls
are described as wonderfully I'M
dressed" They are Grace Mac
Donald and Mary Ann Hyde. They
wear circus trunks.
Even Deanna Durbin shows some
uncovered leg in her newest film.
She plays a school teacher in the
picture temporarily titled "The
Amazing Mrs Holiday" 1t will
probably end up as Secret Wife"
In one scene Deanna has bare feet.
In another she washes a nude
Chinese baby. Now you tell me
one
Evening star., 1943-01-17
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Evening star., 1943-01-17
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Copper haired Betty Wells has
been signed to a long term contract
by RKO-Radio and announced
for singing, dancing role in the
forthcoming Robert Fellows pro-
duction, The Petty Girl"
HaZel-eyed 18-year-old Betty has
sung with such dance aggregations
as Paul Whiteman's, Ben Bernie's,
Jan Garber's and Vincent Lopez.