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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-15


CooPS CAN REPLACE STOCKS Farmers cooperatives and
many other sell supplies markup
Certificates on basis ud
amendment PrOres Regulations No 49, Previously the dealer
cen e ] The amendment enables @
stock ~ " ~ " ~ M -p" " '"
CAN'T SEND RECORDINGS OVERSEAS Discs or recordings
ss
sages within the continental United States
PRICES FOR BERRIES Grower prices for seven types
of berries by VIA
5 s Gsa sr yn
prices for frozen strawberries have been established the basis
VIII u sy for es ned Doa5d For all other
he paid under the oPA pack
8A cents pound.
BAM2AGE so GQT 9TH SUPPL AssyREp ADEQUATE supplies
making cloth suitable for bandsges and other
uses will continue to do so by recent WPB order
FARM SUPPLIES PRo-RATED: A distributor supplies
shipments the supplies set aside by
@
was required fill orders solely the basis preference ratings
LOCAL POULTRY PRICES Regional oPA
administrators also have change
the I selling price for live poultry and
consumer s p'' y poultry - 'eA' or 70 any ultimate
o more w chemical fertilizer will be available the ahead
ssr farmers IF months &ssd bs sGn
greater potash expected e e less psS pA''ph''s'
ENOUGH FLOOR COVERINGS Smooth durable linoeum and
printed floor coverings being
to meet the greatly increased
new housing projects and in econdionng old buildings
surface oor coverings lumber nails labor
to sanitation.
MANY SHIPS LAUNCHED: The shpyard delivered 1853
vessels toang lightweight tons June the Mari
time Commission has announced This be the
record total of It's for May and 57 April figures
brought production for the half ships totalng
SS1S622 lightweight
duced TAG vessels totalng 8,O89,732 lightweight
FUEL FOR NCUBATORS: ncubators broodrs and
other equipment used in raising poultry livestock
cultural products be obtained regardless
equipment OPA has recently removed these
COAL Production LAGS Coal production of
1913 estimated 129O00 less than for period
1912, Solid Fuel Administrator
The gravity of this loss production by the fact
that the Nation will need more
this than ast' he
CASUALTIES OF WAR United States Armed
Forces from the outbreak of the July
total based on War and Navy Department Includes
1896 wounded 2828 missing 31579 prisoners
OF these, Army casualties total 64,621; Navy 27O2S
TRAFFIC DECREASES IN RURAL AREAS: Traffic on rural
roads the East decreased from December
than half Of normal according the Public
sraton OF the FWA minor exception
traffic 81 of normal Traffic
ratoned since December L. 1912 has settled down
twothrds of prewar normal
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-15

We are against rackets, whether
conducted by big business or labor
leaders.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-15
Listen to Morgenthau Marshall
Tell Power Of Payroll Savings!

Washington, D. Glow important is the average
ers war bond purchases out Of his pay every payday
the grand strategy of the Allied High Command? Does
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-15

Little men seek little honors
from other little men.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-15
Do You Know?

"The driver Of a vehicle in
volved in an accident resulting
in injury to or death of any per-
son or total property damage to
an apparent extent of One Hun
dred ($1O0.OO) Dollars or more,
shall within "a hours after such
accident, forward a written re-
port of such accident to tae De-
partment of Motor Vehicles"
Section $50.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-15

oAAN AAAOSN OAANNSANS hAoAAAiOA-OA hiOSb VIC !
risks for fear the money will not hold
outH'
Replied Secretary Morgenthau:
General, the American public will
take care of that. What they have done
in the Second War Loan drive-the money
they have produced and the spirit they
have shown-is proof enough for me that
they will not let our fighters suffer from
lack of support until we achieve complete
victory, no matter how long that may be
nor how much it may cost"
Up your War Bond allotment out Of
your wages today. Figure it out for yo
above 10 per cent it should be.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-15

The Maryland Traffic Safety
Commission, Governor Herbert
R. O'Conor, Honorary Chair
man, saws:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-15

George Marshall question for and to with
complete frankness. Can military
leaders plan to fight this in orderly
and most effective must take extraordinary
risl for far the xuriun nAh old
Evening star., 1943-07-09
Alexis Won't Elope

Of it was. But suppose I'll be the
devil!"
Now that Robert Taylor is enter
ing the Navy, the story can be
told of the time he tried to get an
increase in salary from Boss Louis
B. Mayer. The latter was all smiles
when Bob put in the request, put
his arm around Bob's shoulder and
said, Il don't regard you as a boy
who works for me. ! think Of you
as my son." The youthful Mr.
Taylor was outside before he real
lied the subject of the raise had
been forgotten! But that was q
long time ago Bob will be fore
going huge salary when he works
for his Uncle Sam
Laraine Day, who is proud OF her
Mormon ancestry, tells me that her
great-grandfather had six wives
and my great-Tandmother picked
the other five for him" The most
remarkable thing about this is that
the five wives were as pretty as
Laraine's great t-grandmother! d.
Jimmy Cagney was here as early
as 1924, but there wasn't a producer
in town who was prepared to take
a chance on him! Oracle Fields
saws her dressing room at 20th Cen
tury-Fox is so beautiful that I
don't want to go home at night"
The statement here that Van
johnson had part in America"
was slightly premature. He wanted
to do it as sort OF good-luck token,
Evening star., 1943-07-09
Where and When
Current Theater Attrac tions
and Time Of SHOWING

/ Stage.
National You Can't Take It
With You" with Fred Stone: To-
night at $50
Capitol-"The Youngest Profess
sion," autograph collecting: II am,
1:45. 4:30. tbs and 10 pm. Stage
shows: 1880, 3:35, $40 and 9:05
pm.
Columbia-"Presenting Lily Mars"
Judy Garland in show business: II
am, ITO, $40, $50, 740 and $50
pm. -
Earle" Background to Danger. "
intrigue in Turkey: II :05 am, l so,
4:4O, 7:3o and 10 pm. Stage shows:
Ito, 4, $50 and 9:25 pm
Keith's Forever and Day"
England through the years: 1l:l5
am, las, $40, $40, TAO and $50
pm.
Little-"Blossoms in the Dust" :"
salvation for innocent waits: 11:05
am, lis, $40, $50, TAO and $50
pm
Metropolitan - Hit Parade of
1943," song and dance feast: IL :35
am, 1:35, $40, $40, 7:45 and 9:45
pm.
Palace-"Stage Door Canteen,"
quantity on vast scale: IL am,
1:35. AIS, SIS and $40 pm.
Pix-"Lady for Day" with War
rem william: 2, $40, $50, and
10 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts:
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1943-07-09

'THE YOUNGEST PROFESSION .
Metro-0oldwyn-Mayer production, starring
virginia Weidler and Edward Arnold. di-
rected by Edward Buzzell screen play by
0eorge Oppenheimer, Charles Iederer and
Leonard SpiegelEass, based upon the book
Of Lillian Day. At IoeW's Capitol.
Evening star., 1943-07-09
By SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD


''Once and for all, I'm not getting
married to Craig Stevens during the
war;" the blond Alexis Smith in
forms me. II don't believe in elope-
ments. want big wedding with
all the trimmings, and that would
be bad during the war. But my
chief reason for waiting is that I
don't want to get married until I
can be with my husband. Several
of my friends have married men in
the service, then their husbands
are called away on duty and they
might not see them again until the
end of the war / don't think it's
right to be married that way"
At this point we are joined by
Sydney Greenstreet. who gives his
ideas on the subject.
II think it's unfair from a mans
point of view, even more than q
woman's, for a man in the service
to marry during wartime. He
shouldn't have that sort of RESPONSE
bility on his mind. And it's Ger
tainly unfair to him to tie up a
woman tor years possibly before he
can see her again"
To return to the rotund Mr..
Greenstreet, in his current picture,
Conflict" he plays a psychiatrist.
But in most of his films he's an
out-and-out meanie. And he's
hoping he won't play more of the
same.
Il went TO Jack Warner" he tells
me. "and asked for a comedy.
Seventy-flve per cent OF all my
plays were comedies. Mr.. Warner
was sympathetic. He said he had
300 pictures lined up for me, and 1
could have comedy lead In The
Devil and I forget what the rest
Evening star., 1943-07-09
YouthintheB eBackwash

Right OF today's front pages
comes the inception OF RKO-Radio's
newest exploitation feature, Are
These Our Children" announced for
fall production by Val Lewton.
Edward Dmytryk will be associate
producer and director Of the picture,
based on the problems that face
American parents and their chill
dren caught in the backwash Of war.
Original story idea is now in prep
aration by Lewton and Dmytryk.
Evening star., 1943-07-09
Yet Another Joins
Touhy Rendezvous
HnJT.vWOnT

George Holmes. first Goth Gen.
utry-Fox actor to return to the stu
dio from service with the armed
forces, no more than put his head
in the door than Producer Lee Mar
Gus grabbed him for a featured role
in Roger Touhy, Last of the
Gangsters," which stars Preston
Foster and Victor McLaglen. Holmes
will play Oman. An injured ver-
zebra was responsible for his hon.
orable discharge from the armed
forces. in which he served for Ave
months and % days.
Evening star., 1943-07-09
Laird the Lodser

Laird Cregar has been cast TO por-
Vay the title character in "The
Lodger." which is based on Jack the
Ripper. Mary Anderson will appear
oposite him. Robert Bassler will
produce from the mystery chiller by
Mrs. Belloc Lowndes. Barre Lyn-
don, author of The Man in Half
Moon Street. is writing the screen
play.
Evening star., 1943-07-09
THE EVENING STAR wAsHINGToN D. G., FRIDAY, July

but his bosses decided the part was
too small.
Some one asked Sam Goldwyn,
what do you think OF Wally Ford?"
mo one thinks Of Wally Ford, .
said Sam testify, except when they
think Of George Washington and
tho Reyolution!''
tReleassd By the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1943-07-09

when she returned home, only to pe
told by the fountain attendant that
there's war on"
Beyond these too. the bill is made
up of the Gibsons' knife-throwing
act and the singing of Carol Gould,
making a nice balance for the high
light acts OF Miss Mayfair and
Youngman.
Evening star., 1943-07-09

ADJUSTMENTS,
Evening star., 1943-07-09
. Lead for Price

Vincent Price will play one of the
leading roles in The Eve OF St.
Mark" the Maxwell Anderson play
which was purchased by Goth Cen
tllry Fox. william Perlherg will
produce, and the screen play is now
being written by George Seaton, who
wrote the film script for THE Song
of Bernadette, In which Mr.. Price
Is appearing at present.
Evening star., 1943-07-09
Youngest Profession Makes
A Lighthearted Movie
BY JAY CARMODY.

very proud Of its children and will 70
almost length them OH Usually something reasonably
OF it, Metros kids talented things m
sest act wnnigy This Virginia Wedlers
through the innocent little story
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
The Boys Want Rhythm
Souso March Rates
AS Army's Fovorite
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

m dishng up military information that Sousa s
STARS and Stripes Forever the armys pedestrian
music.
It's tune that is stirring chefs wooden spoon
And as solid poured concrete.
Next in line the preamble to William Tell and the Gen.
Lew Wallace Derby better remembered as the chariot
from Ben Hur.
This indicates that the boys want rhythm that sends them
don't the stuff that tempos peg.egged wolf
leading Conga line through swamp Nor do mean the
twisting convoutions Of the beautiful Danube with the tide
down 10 the mud flats
What mean is Sousas brassbound that swings the
ankle excursions up hill and down dale the regulation olive
drah pace.
In army you do your hch-hking with your big
and with your thumbs
That requires music your lift themselves
by instinct and drop themselves from memory.
Sousas STARS and Stripes is farthes north the fever
It's ndebe and high octane motive power for the
regulation ankle excursions
CopyrsbL 1915, b.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

Charm us. orator,
TIL the lion
Look no larger than the cat.
-Tennyson.
(Tennyson's warning 10 be on
guard against the influence OF
oratory is worth your careful
consideration.
after you have heard a
speech it is wise to read ii over
two or three times when it IS
printed in the newspapers.
(Said Lord RoSebery: Few
speeches which have produced
an electrical effect on an audi
ence can bear the colorless pho
Biography of a printed record
--EVD)
7 OBS DE FEE. Entertainer.
IL Is 6 feet 4 inches tall and
weighs 100 pounds but is still
beautiful.
Not as beautiful, however, as
when she weighed 172 pounds.
Dave Feldman. Brilliant turf
scribe. Picks an average OF 81
per cent winners.
This is very unusual.
However. discerning students
of the turf are not only inter-
eSted in the percentage OF win
ners picked by a selector but in
the number OF races between
winners.
The selector who has the least
number of consecutive losers is
the best.
Ruth Cambridge. She was
Mr. Wlnchells original Girl Fri
day.
Ruth is now Mrs. Buddy
EbSen.
CHE is 33 years old. has been
~ married three times and still
uses Miss" before her name.
SO states a San Franciscan.
Mayor Bowron of Los Angeles
who when a newspaper reporter
came in close contact with many
of the residents of the city's
little Toxic section says:
II firmly believe no one Is
competent 10 distinguish and
separate the good and the bad
Japanese.
mo one can look into the
Oriental mind.
Japanese have demonstrated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Better dIth

IN SPITE of the reduction IN
4 automobile traffic and the
general warning against driving
over IS miles an hour, about
one out of every 10 drivers de-
cideS that the rules do not apply
10 him and, as a consequence, we
have had no notable reduction IN
traffic accidents at all proper
tionate TO what might be eX-
pected.
With the promise Of an IN
crease in rubber for tires and a
loosening of strict gasoline ra-
tioning in the East, we may eN-
pect an eXacerbation in the
senScless holocaust in traffic &C
CidentS.
We have whole group Of
special kinds of injuries which
have names attached 10 them
that are stigmata Of careless
driving.
ONE of these Is bumper frac-
" ture' Of the knee
Bumper fracture goes back as
far as 1929.
II involves the outer part Of
the leg, indicating that the UNI
wary victim is facing SideWiSe
to the oncoming ioyrlder
If il occurs just at the knee,
II knocks the head Of the tibls
into the knee Joint and against
the head Of the upper bone OF
the leg. producing an extremely
nasty fracture.
The violence sustained IS OF
the crushing type.
In about one-half OF cases an
open operation is necessary to
get the bones into adjustment
and even so, some degree Of de-
formity is almost certain TO
occur.
THE period of disability is
Il eight 10 10 weeks IN bed IN
plaster cast and after that
weight bearing is postponed for
another two weeks, which means
about three months out Of cir
culation.
So be careful in crossing the
street and do not try 10 lock
wills or horns with the fellow
who is a quarter of block
away and coming at you with
the exhaust open.
Still another automobile in
jury is car window elbow -
This is obtained by the TIM
wary driver or companion who
leans on the window with the
elbow sticking out.
He passes wide truck or
another car too closely and re-
ceiveS what he thinks is a mild
swipe on the elbow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

that they are masters OF deceit
and perfidy."
EWHAT do you think Of Chi
w cago?" l was asked A
couple of years ago during a
radio interview in that city.
1T Is the most American Of
all the major cities of the United
States" l said.
After the interview I was ac-
cused by some fellow scribes Of
passing out what is known as
1.-The old banana oil.
But / meant what ! said.
Therefore. I note with salts
faction that 10000 Chicagoans
recently attended an Il Am an
American Day" celebration.
COMMENTATOR refers 10
~ Stain as "a man of myS-
terry"
There is no mystery about
Stain
Again I say. study what Lenin
advised and you Will know what
Stain is going 10 do.
Stain once described himself
as Lenin's most faithful dis
ciple and the prolonger Of his
work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

WHEN young fathers are
W drafted the city papas will
be In the majority.
The country papas who work.
on farms will be deferred.
Many city papas anticipating
this have become country papas.
Between March and May,
1912. more than 100000 men
abandoned other occupations to
take up farming.
New York's Bowery has the
reputation Of being one Of the
worlds toughest streets.
The largest diamond exchange
center in New York is on the
Bowery.
IT has millions OF dollars
worth of diamonds on the prem
ises at all times yet in the so
years Of its existence this place
never has experienced a holdup.
MOTE II stated the United
~ States troops played a sec
ondary role in the final VIC
tory in nlnisia.
That's a lot of nonsense.
The Saith Division of u. s.
troops knocked the Nazis silly
and brought about the quick
final victory.
The best man who ever ham
died the affairs Of the Brooklyn
Dodgers Baseball Club was
Larry MacPhail.
He went after both victories
and profits.
Most of the former Dodger
pooh -bahs were OF the nickel.
nursing variety.
! speak as one who has been
a Dodger fan since the age OF 7
years.
LOX terriers are the smartest.
L dogs. So states a Californian,
who offers as proof OF his claim
that so many terriers are fea-
tured in dog acts.
The fact is that many intelli-
gent dogs consider doing tricks
beneath their dignity.
This is especially true OF hunt
ing dogs.
The dog that does the best
tricks is not necessarily the most
intelligent
Copyright. 1888 BY King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Captain O'Hay
COIOrfuI Figure

WELL, sunny jim Fitzsim-
W mons. trainer OF Gallant
Fox, sent Cap O'Hay a
broken down race horse and
Cap nursed IL back to sound
ness and vanned IL TO Aqua
Caliente some years back and
won several races with the crit
ter.
Then he folded up in the si-
lence of Taos once more and not
until few days ago did l learn
through Billy Halligan, the
actor. that the old captain 10
the current racing hero OF Mex
leo City.
He Vanned in there recently
out OF Taos with three Steeds.
Gay Dalton. Brush Foot and
Prince Brook. and won the
Mexico City Handicap Of $4,000
pesos with Gay Dalton.
IN is starts the captains stable
Il has won IL races. been second
three times and once third.
Now Gay Dalton is favorits
for the Hippodrome de Las
Americus. an important stake at
the Mexico City track.
This track. which was built.
by Ben Smith. the New York
financier and millionaire. at con-
siderable cost, opened this year.
II is Mexico City's first racing
In many years.
How Ben Smith came 10 get
interested in racing Is something
l cannot explain.
l am told the game is thriv-
ing but then practically all
Mexico is sizzling with prosper
ity and the city itself is North
American Paris Of prrwar times.
Copyright. 1913. by King Features
Distributed by International News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Sum Baking
I'm London Chilly

The English refuse TO allow
the sun 10 upset their plans.
If the sun shines, that's fine.
But If it doesn't, they'll Jolly
well bake anyhow.
THE roof was seven or eight
stories in the air and 'eX-
posed to all the clements.
I'VE will stretch out right
here" my friend said, choosing
a coy spot of asphalt roofing
that had the same surface as a
kitchen CRATER.
The weather began closing in
now and became about the sort
that makes them put up the
first storm warnings around
Cape II tie raS, so l crawled
under my blanket.
THAT won't do" my friend
said, breathing in a deep draught
of the health-giving mlSts.
"One must stay outside to
gain the benefits"
| even could feel my freckles
shlverlng and l longed for a
bottle Of plain old-fashioned
automobile anti-freeze.
| tried to stick II out but when
/ felt a strange warmneSs creep
ing over mo l recalled that that
was the first sign Of freezing
and l staggered downstairs on
near-frozen legs
MY FRIEND stayed on and
Nu late in the afternoon he
was rewarded by a IS or 2O-sec-
ond shaft Of sun that broke
through the clouds.
He came downstairs ali invtgo-
rated and wondering aloud If
there were any danger Of his
being bliStered.
1--WE must do this more often"
he said.
I'VE stay cooped up in offices
until it's a miracle we don't
wither away.
II feel like = new man"
I didn't tell him so, but ! did
too.
/ felt like a chip off tho Au-
rora BorealiS
II any one wants 10 buy a pair
Of sea drawers cheap, l am the
man 10 sec.
They are yours for a song
and a hot water bottle
Distributed by McNaught Syndicate. Inc,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

Congress hash { Sto p pe d the
monkcy-WrencherS, al all
one authorized gov agency
has stated that labor leaders
who hinder our war effort arc
guilty OF treason Yet nothing
comes of IT, except a printed
Wrist-SlappInC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
New Hitler Song
Sounds Like Click

can Coalition an outfit named
I'M the long list OF indictments
for alleged SedItion'
BROADWAY by Night: Lou
I'D Holtz is back I'm the blue
chips via the market and l.
T & 7.
Ben Bernie has improved 50
much they've moved him 10
Lupe Nelez'S home. Yowzer,
Uncle Sam is flirting with Joe
BcSScr, newest Of the radio
clicks.
The Buddy Clark heir is due
any day.
Ethel Norman had Their
HlghnoSSoS autograph a photo Of
her baby between acts of Some
thing for the Boys ~
Injured m line Of duty item:
Pcpy d'Albrew. champion night
clubber, broke his foot trying to
do a toe dance
The Glenn Mlllers have
adopted a baby boy
In Washington the word is
"GucsStimate"
The rich Won OppclS Of Palm
Beach and Germany are having
another hearing in an effort 10
get out OF a Texas Internment
camp
Kay Pcnton, the thrush. now a
click in PittSburgh's William
Penn, has the major film stu
dloS excited.
Eddie Cantor gag that swept
the nation.
"Why haven't We bombed
Berchtesgaden ."
Because that's where RooSe-
welt and Churchill are going 10
hold their next meeting"
CECIL BROWN. author-com-
~ mcntator. has been put IN
az by his draft board
The irony Of IT,
Brown has been in the war
for several years.
He was captured by the NaziS.
He was in a plane crash at
Singapore.
He was among the survivors
Of His Majesty'S Ship RepulSe
and, 10 name another Of his war
activities, he was with the Brit
ish Army in Africa.
The COLIN thanks him for his
kind offer 10 repeat deleted ma
terial over his broadcast.
Copyright hy Daily Mirror. Irc)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

I ONION - T h e English arc
~ very very keen on what they
call sun baking
The sun baking season is in
full swing now and thousands
and thousands of Londoners
whenever they have the time
rush 10 the roofs 10 baSk in
what they consider sunshine but
what in the United States would
come under the heading of an
overcoat sky with threatening
rains and freshening winds.
/ was trapped into taking
sun bake recently and have not
yet fully recovered from the
effects.
! did my baking atop the
roof of an apartment building
and there WIRE times IN my
misery when I could have sworn
that I saw Admiral Richard
Evelyn Byrd mushing by, shiv-
ering beneath his furS, talking
10 penguins, gnawing on penn
nican and jotting down notes
for his Antarctic memoirs.
THE English friend who in
Il vited me 10 join him IN
spot of sun first asked me If |
had brought any sea drawers
with me.
"Any WHAT" ! asked back.
not al all sure Of my ears
"Sea drawers" he repeated
] told him ] hadn't
j told him that while the ship
] had crossed on had provided
US with all sorts of life pre-