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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30

nejednou k podobnemu vyzvf-
DAM, nebyla-li by carka ma mir
Nekdy ucini takovyto pokus ne
utralove, starajfcf Sc O vlastnf
vyhlldku do budoucna, jindy
vsak k MIN dojde ma marne
skryvany popud Osy. Celia E.
vropa je vsak primo poseta tro-
skami narodG, ktere verify v
moznost m1ru S Hitlerem. Kdyz
Sc president Roosevelt a pan
Churchill vyslovili v Casablan-
ce pro bezpodminecnou kapitu-
laci nepfitele, ucinili tax ma
zaklade zkusenostf, re name
Ii co delat S takovymi lidmi, ja-
ko jsou Hitler, Mussolini nebo
japonst1 vojensti v1dcove, pax
bezpodm1necne vzdanf sc ie-
jich zemf je jedinym moznym
zakoncen1m valky, cd nehoz 81
m1zeme slibovati lepsi budouc-
most.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
Husky lid touzi pc alianci Sc
Spojenymi Staty.
P1se E. Yapou:

Londyn (ONA) - Bohumil
mfstopTedseda Ces-
koslovenske Statni Rady, ktery
Sc prave vratil do Londyna pc
ctyrmeslcn1m pobytu v SOVIET
skem Rusku, prohlasil k zastup
CT Overseas News Agensy, re
rusky lid doufa v uzavTen1 rus
ko-americke alliance, ktera by
Sc podobala dvac1tiletemu ali
ancnlmu paktu uzavTenemu
mezi Britanil a Ruskem. y
A ceskoslovensky statnik do
dial, re rusky lid vsech vrstev
je pfesvedcen, re zTfzeni druhe
fronty ma evropske pevnine
NIUE znamenati zkraceni val
ky ma nekolik mesfc1.
M1stopTedseda Lausman po-
ukazal ma velky zajem O angli-
ctinu v celem Rusku, kde We
velkych ale tez malych mes
tech a vesnic1ch Sc zrizuji kur-
sy anglictiny ktere mali neoby-
cejne vysoky pocet posluchac1.
Sovetska moralka, delnictva,
vojaku a ostatn1ch vrstev oby-
vatelstva je proste skvela. On
sam mel prflezitost poprve il
poznat v severoruskem pr1stav-
MIN meste Archangelsku, kde
delnfci %pripravili jedinecne u
v1tan1 anglo-americkemu kon-
voji, ktery projel nebezpecnou
cestou s novymi zasobami spo-
jenecke pomoci pro Rusko. Mi
stopTedseda Lausman navst1vil
tez jednotky Rude armady ma
fronte a mluvil S partyzany,
kteTf pTesli zpet do sovetskych
linii k ~osetreni svych ran a k
zotavenf. Tyto zranenf party
zani jsou doslova hyckani oby-
vatelstvem.
Ceskoslovensky statnfk pro-
hlasil, re premier Stain ma ne
sm1rnou popularitu mezi oby-
vatelstvem dokonce vets1 nezli
on 81 sam pTedstavoval pred
svym odjezdem do Ruska. V
Moskve jej1z valecne jizvy jsou
sotva pozorovatelne, n%ejvetsf
fronty jsou pred divadly, OBJ
chody S knihami a novinafsky-
mi stanky.
Poole jeho prohlasenf jisty
pocet ceskoslovenskych technic
kych odbornikG pracuje v So
vteskych prdmyslech a JIM
slouzl v jednotkach Rude ar
mady. V Rusku sc nyn1 tvor1
dals1 ceskoslovenska vojenska
jednotka, n1z budou Cechoslo
vaci jimz Sc podafilo uniknouti
z madarske armady kan byli
nasilne zaTazeni pc madarske
aneksi Podkarpatske Rust.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
TFeti Vseslovanska manifesto
&c " Moskve.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.

Vseslovansky vybor v Mos
kve oznamuje, re v nedeli, dine
9. kvetna Dude sc v Moskve ko-
natl Vseslovanska manifestace,
ktere sc zucastnf pfedstavitele
vsech slovanskych narodG.
Tato manifestace kona sc v
rozhodujfc1 moment valky, pro
ii hitlerismu, ably podnftila je-
Ste 1silovnejsf zapas slovan-
skych narodd a posflila BOZ pro
ii n6mecko-nacistickym vetrel-
cum. Projevy slovanskych u
cencG, spisovatel1, vojenskych
velitel1 a duchovnlch ma tonic
kongresu ucinene budou prena-
seny sovetskym rozhlasem.
Prvnl vseslovansky kongres
konal sc v Moskve pc vzplanu-
ii valky sov6tsko-nemecke, dru
ny pred rokem. PTedsedou kon
gresu je Vladimir Osminskij
csl. m1stopTedsedou spisovatel
a hudebni kritik prof. Zdenek
Nejedly.
We Spojenych Statech kona.
Sc vseslovansky Sized, venova'
ny nejplnejsf podpore americ'
keno 1sili Valencia v dubnr
lonskeho roku v Detroit, Mich
gan, v JIM Americe We dnecl
"a. a 25. dubna tohoto roku
Montevideu v republice Uru
puaV.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
Dovedsl Sc o vlastni smrti.

Lester Heischober z Brook
lyna, plavec z valecneho LODI
stva Spoj. Stat1, pfisel neoce-
kavane domn ma dovolenou. Ro
dina nebyla donna a zatim, co
nj cekal, byl ma jejf adresu do
rucen telegram cd department
tn namoTnictva We Washingto-
ne. V telegram bylo rodine
oznamovano, re plavcfk Lester
Heischober Sc pohTesuje, re je-
no LODI byla torpedovana ma 81
rem mort.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
popravili nektere z
americkych letcii zajatych
pfi naletu ma Tokyo.
President Roosevelt s "pocitem
nejhlubsi hrGzy" pfislibil pine
potrestani barbarskeho
nepfitele.

S pocitem nejhlubsi hr1zy",
president Roosevelt oznamil
"barbarskou popravu" japon-
skou vladou nekolika americ-
kych letcd, kteTf bombovali To-
kyo a jina japonska mesta v
lonskem roce.
Pres. Roosevelt slfbil, re VIA
da S~pojenych Stat1 "pridrzf k
osobnf a 1rednf zodpovednosti
vsechny ony ddstojnfky a tired
Milky japonske vlady, kteff Sc
ma tom podileli a pride cas-, re
Sc Jim dostane spravedlive Cd
platy."
"Pouzfvani takovych svefe-
post nasimi nepTateli jest bar
barske", pravf Sc v projevu Wy
danem z B1leho Domu. "Usili
japonskych. valecnych lord1
zastrasiti mas 1plne seize. Mao
pax posflf rozhodnuti americke
no lidu vyhladiti navzdy hnus-
ny militarismus Japanu."
Neni znamo, kolik zajatych
Americana bylo popraveno, &C
koli Japonci oznamili, re ortely
smrti "vetsiho poctu" byly zme
neny v zalar. We v~ysvetlenf O
naletu ma Japan, department
valky sdelil, re pokud znamo,
pet americkych letc1 bylo "a
jato a trf rovnez asi upadli do
japonskeho zajeti. Mezi zajat-
ci byl nadporucik Robert J.
Meder z Lakewood, O..
Department statu We SVEN
projevu poukazal, re japonska
vlada ''ignorovala vsechny va
leone mezinarodni smlouvy We
SVEN zachazen1 sc zajatymi a.
merickymi letci."
"Dne 10. rijna, 1912, tato
vlada zvedela z japonskych ra-
diovych rozhlasG O zajetf, pro-
cesu a pTfsnem potrestani O.
mech Americana" p. Roosevelt
vy~svetluje We SVEN projevu:
"Bylo opetovne usilovano z1s-
kati potvrzenl techto zprav z
Tokya."
"Bylo to az IL. bTezna 1913,
re americka vlada obdrzela Wy
rozumen1 dane japonskou VIA
dou (skrze neutraln1ho Swear
skeho vyslance v Tokyu) re tt
to Americana byli skutecne sou
zeni a re ortel smrti byl mad nj
mi prohlasen. Bylo dale sde-
leno, re ortel smrti byl zmenen
v zalaT pro nektere, ale JIM by
Ii popraveni."
Presidentovo ornament, v
nemz pravf, re vi, re jeho po-
cit hr1zy ''bude sdflen vsemi
civilisovanymi lidmi", nepochy-
bne doda vzpruhy agitaci, ably
vice americke valecne silly O.
kamzite bylo obraceno do Pa
cificke oblasti.
Gen. Henry IL. Arnold, Vrch-
nj veIitel armadnfho letectva,
p~ozadoval "zniceni japonskeho
letectva, jejich komunikacnfch
linii a produkcn1ch stfed1, jez
poskytuji jim pT1lezitost pokra-
covati ma takovych svefepos-
TECH"
V poselstv1 ku vsem armad-
MIN leteckym jednotkam do
ma i Ia hranicemi, general Ar
mold pranyroval japonske ciny
jake "kriklave porusen1 kazde-
no pravidla vojenske procedu-
ry a kazdeho pojmu lidske slus
nosti."
otto muzi zemTeli jake mr.
dinove. My 81 nesmime dopra-
til odpocinku. My mus1me n.y.
nj zdvojnasobiti nase dsilf az
tito nelidstf valecnf lordi, kteri
|spachali tento zlocin, budou u
pine zniceni.
"Vy jste dokazali, re Japon-
ci nemohou sc merritt s vami We
vzduSne bitve aniz v bombar-
dovanf. Pamatujte ma ony va
Sc druhy az spatrfte japonsky
Zero - mejte jejich obeti pred
vasima ocima az budete vrhatl
bomby ma japonske zakladny.''
Presidentovo oznamen1 ma
slo tez rychlou odezvu v kon-
gresu, kde bylo pozadovano.
ably valka prot Japanu byla
"priOstrena."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
Upadek Habsburskeho tisku
v Kanade.

Poole zprav z Kanady habs-
bursky propagandista Franz
Klein v Ottawe zastavil vyda-
vani sveho casopisu "Voice of
Austria. Take habsburske
Donau-Echo We Winnipegu ze-
mTelo pTirozenou smrt1, pravi
Sc, re ma financnf dbyte. Ka-
nadstf Rakusane nejsou tedy
habsburkovstinou zrovna mad
Semi. Nekvete-li pax Habsbur.
kim psenice, ami v Kanade kde
nell celkem nejlepsf p1du pre-
svou akci, sotva pochodf We
ISpojenych Statech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
DOMACf FRONTA.
Office Of War Information
Foreign Language Division
Washington, D. c..
Venujte sve zahradce vitezstvi
nalezitou peel.

Venujte sve zahradce vitszstvi
nalezitou peel.
Nevzdavejte sc sve zahrad-
ky vftezstvf! Snad nejhorsi
vec, kterou mohou ''zahradnf-
ci" udelati, je osazeti v prvn1m
zachvatu nadsenl zahradku
vsfm moznym, aniz by byli pre-
dem jisti, re mali potTebne pro-
stfedky a odhodlanf nevzdati
Sc sveho "projektu", dokud ne
sklidf zen sve prace. Nem1ze
byti horsfho mrhanf, neil "a
nedbavan1 osete jiz z~ahradky.
Narod nem1ze 81 "a valky do
voliti takoveto mrhan1 lidskou
pracl a materially. Vsechna Sc
mena mali byti radn6 zaseta
do pGdy We spravny cas-, "a
hradce ma byti v6novana male
zita pozornost, Ike sklizen1 plo-
din ma doj1ti, jakmile uzraly a
upotTebiti Sc ma celia sklizen.
Nezapominejte, re potraviny
jsou zbranf valky a odpo-
vednost, re teto zbrane Dude u
Tito proti Ose, spoc1va We va
Sich rukou! Venujte proto sve
zahradce nalezitou peel!
Kdyz pestujete zeleninu Sc
zretelem ma vitaminy a zdrav1,
ma byti vasfm cflem %nepTetrzi-
tie zasobovani vaseho j1deln1ho
stolu zeleninami, ktere jsou
zdravf lidskemu nejprospesnej
81. Sazeti zeleniny mate proto
v sezone nekolikrate pc sobe.
a. Vystf1hejte Sc zasevani
jedineho druhu zeleniny We vel
KEN mnozstv1 najednou. W.
sledkem takovehoto nepromy-
sleneho GNU bylo by docasne
presyceni a pravdepodobne
mrhanf zeleniny, nasledovane
dlouhym obdobfm bez zeleni-
ny v1bec.
b. Chcete-li vypracovati
spravny osevn1 program a do
sahnouti tech nejleps1ch vysled
XII, musite m1ti aspon nejake
znalosti O tom, jak sc darf te
ktere plodine Ia m1stn1ch pod
mlnek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30

General sir Henry Maitland
Wilson, vrchnf velitel anglic-
kych vojsk ma stTednfm vycho-
de, odjel z Ankary v pondeli
prave pc p1lnoci do Beirutu,
odkud pojede dale do Kahyry.
Ia sve navstevy konferoval S
.tureckym generalnlm stabem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
Brazilska mise jest " Maroku.

Oswaldo Aranha, brazilsky
zahranicnl ministr popfel zpra-
WI rozhlasu z Vichy, kontrolo-
vaneho Nemci, re brazilske vol
sko bylo vylod6no v Maroku.
Dodal, re pouze brazilska vo-
jenska mise je ma fronte v Sc
vernf Africe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
Nase deni strava.

PTidelovan1 rGznych druh1
potravin a nutnost zachovati 81
zdravf a s1lu i pc dobu valky,
mutt mas venovati lepsf poor
most strave. Americky depart
ment zemedelstvf porfdil Sc
znam sedmi skupin potravin,
kter6 nemajf chybeti ma zad-
mem jidelnfm stole v zemi. Sku-
pima 1 zahrnuje zelene a zlute
zeleniny; skupina 2 = pome-
rance, rajska jabl1cka a grape
fruit, nebo salat re syroveho
zeli nebo jine zeleniny podob-
neho druhu; skupina 3-bram-
bory a jinou zeleninu a ovoce;
skupina 4 = mleko a mlecne
produkty; skupina 5 = maso,
dr1bez, ryby nebo vejce, nebo
jake nahrazku "a tyto- ia
zole, hrach, maslo z burskych
oriskd, oTechy; skupina 6 -
chleb, mouku nebo obilniny -;
skupina Z - maslo nebo mar
garin.
Evening star., 1943-08-30
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
Stage.

stage.
National-"Arsenic and Old Lace"
with Boris Karloff: Tonight at $50.
Screen.
Capitol-"Salute to the Marines, :"
Mr.. Berry in uniform again: 10:45
am. 1:35, 4:20. ITO and 955 pm.
Stage shows: 1880, $40, 6:25 and
9:15 pm.
Columbia-"Victory Through Air
power" Disney interprets De Sever
sky: 11:40 am, 1:25, $40, 4:55, $40,
1925 and 1910 pm.
Earle-"This Is the Army" the
almost all Army show: 1915 am,
12:40, 3;05, 5:35. 8 and 1920 pm.
Stage shows: 1910, 2:35, 5, 7:30
and 10 pm.
Keith's-"Mr. Lucky" another
love in bloom: 1875 am, 1:35, 3:35,
5:35, 735 and 9::35 pm.
Little-"I was a Spy" melodra-
mates in England: II am, 12:45,
2:25, 410, $50, 7:45 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan-"Appointment in
Berlin" spying in Maitland: 11:15
am, 1:2o. 1925, $50, 7:35 and e:40
pm.
Palace Heaven Can Wait" a
fantasy for Ameche: 11:45 am, 2:l0,
4:40, 7:05 and 9:35 pm.
Pix-'Lucky Partners" a Ginger
Rogers oldster: Continuous from
2 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts:
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1943-08-30
BY HAROLD HEFFERMAN,
HOLLYWOOD,

Sights and sounds:
Pause and shed tear for poor
old Metro GoldWin- Mayer! The
studio with the largest contrast list
in MISUNDERSTANDING more than
200 gorgeous girls-claims it can't
find brunette pretty enough to
play Ronald Colman's daughter in
"Kismet." They insist the search
Is actually holding up production.
And yet you walk down the streets
of MGM and the idle beauty on all
sides is breathtaking!
After directing seven successive
super -dupers, with large casts and
big sets, Director Mitch Lessen says
he would like to be practically alone.
When he finishes "Frenchmen's S
Creek" for Paramount, Leisen wants
to film an old George Bernard
Shaw piece-with only two people
in the cast! >. Joan BENEFITS new
beauty book will carry a chapter for
men. Mems favorite colors, she
writes. are blue, pink, navy and red.
. Also comes word that Oracle
Allen is working on new musical
composition entitled "Knuckle
Knockturne," follow-up for her
now famous Concerto for Index
Finger"
Last two minutes running time of
Rhapsody in Blue" Qife story of
George Gershwin) will cost Warner
Bros. $4,000. It's a huge flash set
in technicolor with 115 musicians
on the stage The special camera
dolly to film it costs $4,000. Holly
wood isn't yet cutting all the cor
ners.
X X
Veronica Lake will go to New
York for two weeks and then on
to Mexico City for. 9 vacation start
ing the first of. October. she ex-
poets tosbe able. to resume, produc-
ton about December Para
mount has signed Johnny Coy, New
Evening star., 1943-08-30

Irene Takes to Bike
To Save a Lesser
Stars Movie Career
HOLLYWOOD


For the first time in screen history
a top name star is doubling in two
pictures-and difficult roles, at that
from choice.
When Van johnson was seriously
injured in an auto crash some
months ago he was right in the mid
die of "A Guy Named Joe" at MGM.
His first visitor at the hospital, when
he could see any one, was Irene
Dunno, one of the stars of the pic
ture.
You are going to get we'll and
you are going to finish that pic
ture," Miss Dunno told Van. Its
a great role and you're not going to
lose it."
Her cheering words and similar
assurance from Spencer Tracy, the
other star, probably had lot to do
with Vans almost miraculous re-
coyery.
Miss Dunno went into "The White
Cliffs of Dover" while Van was re-
covering, and while MGM officials
were holding up "a Guy Named Joe"
for him.
Now, in the midst of the hottest
Evening star., 1943-08-30
Metro Must Be Kidding

York dancer, late of Dancing In
the Streets" :. Bing Crosby (re-
member him?) will sing Silent
Night" in Going My Way?" The st.
Brenden's Boys Choir has been
signed for special numbers in the
picture .. A Los Angeles radio
station has inaugurated a Groom
ing popularity poll among its lis
teners, the two contestants, of
course, being Bing and Frank
Sinatra.
Hearing about it, Bing remarked
to Frank, Kinda gruesome being a
man these days, isn't it?" MGM
is dickering for Sinclair Lewis prize
winning "Gidean Planish" for
Spencer Tracy . . Merle Oberon
bought a 35-acre ranch in Malibu
Hills from an Army officer who was
leaving for overseas. Its Victory
gardens are now ripening and Miss
Oberon is turning over the produce
to local orphanages Sight of
the week: Johnny GTarzan) Weiss
muller splashing in the ocean at
tile LEI MAI CluD, 0U kldS Inning the
beach in wide-eyed admiration.
Breakers are too heavy for the
former swim champ, so he retreats
TO the pool, where he stages a fancy
exhibition.
X X
Grand old man of HOLLYWOOD con-
tinues to be William Farnum, once
the highest-salaried actor in the
business-s12,000 a week for VIII
liam Fox. After a major operation
he is up and around, looking hale
and hearty as ever. Farnum is In
his 70s, doesn't look it and appears
OCCASIONALLY in pictures. This week
he was acting the role of a cattle
buyer in Universal's Frontier Bad
man" and wearing the same ward
irobF1boots and, hats wore 20
years ago in Riders of the Purple
Sage" .se.
Rsleased by the North Am,esrrii,caann, Amer, al, -
Newspa per Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1943-08-30

is ratner that so many actors nave
radio jobs these days. The terrible
virulence of radio drama in the form
of soap operas, and all those other
forms, is sweeping more and more
Of the available professionals right
into the studios. There is money in
it. you see, more money than art
and actors simply are human enough
to want money to pay their taxes,
buy an occasional outlet and even
lay aside little cash against the
day when there may be neither
radio nor a theater job.
1t keeps producers scurrying about
even more furiously than is their
won't
Even the Playwrights Company,
a fine one to work for. has its phase
of the problem. Take the case of
George Lambert. for example. Mr..
Lambert will play the male lead in
"A New Life" when it comes to the
Evening star., 1943-08-30

summer weather Hollywood has
known in several years, Miss Dunno
is bicycling" from one picture to
the other, 90 that Van gets chance
to keep his role in "A Guy Named
joe" And she is liking it.
They've made a regular Polly
anna out Of me- says Van. did YOU
ever notice how nice people are?"
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Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1943-08-30

National week from tonight. He
is able to get away for the Wash
ington trip, and the other fortnight
the play will be on the road, because
his radio sponsors have agreed to
write him out of Amanda of Hon.
eymoon Hill'' for that period.
Radio drama has that f1exibility
in the case of such items as Hon.
eymoon Hill"
The Playwrights are happy that
it has.
Dream department: why should
not Washington's War Workers put
on their own revue?" the voice on
the telephone said.
why not?" the drama depart
ment parried
There must be tremendous lot
of talent scattered through the de-
partments," the voice went on.
There must be-" the drama de-
partment concurred.
I'VE might start in a small way
and work up to something terrific,
say something like a This Is The
Army" the voice said.
You might" the drama depart
ment hedged slightly.
Would you put in the paper that
talented war workers should call
the Walsh Club after 4 pm. if
they would like to contribute to such
a project?"
Yes" the drama department said
Fiscal department: Earle account
ants are so busy with figures these
days that they barely found time
to tell the publicity department that
This Is the Army" also broke the
second week record for the house.
The publicity department told us.
You may tell it to anyone, adding
that Army Emergency Relief is 60
ing to make more money out of the
picture than even the most opti-
mistic person thought it could.
x
Orchid department: To the Stat
ler for bringing Hildegarde to the
Washington night club scene for a
longer than one-night stand. To
Hildegarde for being an entertainer
of such versatility that she is able
to put on show of any length
she did an hour and 20 minutes at
the Mayf1ower one opening night
and keep an audience engrossed
every second.
And to any night club that will
bring Sonny Kendis' orchestra back
to Washington.
Beauty department.: Miss Wash
ington, Dixie Rafter unofficially, will
appear Tuesday night at the Stage
Door Canteen. Last time she was
there, she was just one of the eight
girls chosen for the final judging.
Beauty contests narrow down like
that every time.
X X
Transfer department: Joan Craw-
ford, after all those years of labor
in the vineyards of the M-G-M, has
been assigned her first role under
Evening star., 1943-08-30
He's Photographed
But Not for You
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD.
The most photographed man in
Columbia's Sahara" will never be
seen on the screen by the public.
Altogether, there will be about
10000 feet of film shot for this pic
ture which will bear the image of
Royal F. Babbitt. The finished pro-
duction will be about 5000 feet, but
not one frame of it will contain
Royal F. Babbitt.
He is the assistant cameraman,
who holds up the numbered slate
in front of the camera before each
Evening star., 1943-08-30

Scott, the girl with all those mar
velous piano tricks, has been as
signed one of the most natural roles
at Hollywood's disposal. She will
play Rhapsody in Blue" in the film
musical of the same name-the one
which will be biography of George
Gershwyn. Next to the late Mr..
G. himself, no one could possibly
play it better.
Evening star., 1943-08-30

the imprimatur of Warner Bros. 1t
is the lead in the love story, Never
Goodby," which Edmund Goulding
will direct. Mr. Goulding is in
charge of the romance department
of Warmers, his last chore being
The Constant Nymph" Nobody
says who will play opposite Miss
Crawford. No doubt some one will
in due time.
n
EmplOyment dena rtnoapf. I,,el
Evening star., 1943-08-30

take. Each time he holds the slate,
the camera gets from 10 to 20 feet
OF film OF Babbitt's face, and with
an estimated 1000 takes sched-
uied for the picture as a whole,
Babbitt will have more footage than
Humphrey Bogart.
But the only fan mail Royal F.
Babbitt will ever get will probably
be from the janitor who has to
sweep up this footage every morn
ing from the cutting room floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-30

Employment department: Haze
Evening star., 1943-08-30
Those Radio Drama Roles
Keep Actors Close to Home
By JAY CARMODY.

casting you would like to get away from
problems for few minutes might contemplate
keeps play producers awake these nights
Their problem
for wanting
Evening star., 1943-08-30

Rubber may be synthetic, but the
VIII to victory must be genuine.
Have you bought any War savings
stamps :oday?
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30
Yale Football
Schedule Set

New Haven, Conn, July 30-(UP)
The number of football games de-
finitely scheduled by Yale was
raised to nine when director of
athletics Ogden D. Miller announc-
ed today that plans have been COM
pleted for playing the University of
Rochester Sept. 10 in Yale Bowl.
Negotiations are progressing for
a 10th game, for Oct. q Miller said
Eight of the contests will be played
at home.
The Bulldogs open their season
Sept. II against the U. S. Naval
training station eleven, Iakehurst,
N. j. Then come Rochester U. the
following week and the U. S. Coast
Guard Dolphins, New Haven Sept.
25.
Other games on the schedule:
Oct. 9, Columbia at New York; 16,
Virginia; %, Army; 30, Darth-
mouth; Nov. 6, Brown; 10, Prince
ton.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30
Western Tennis

Kalamazoo, Mich, July 30. UP)
--Top-listed Jack Tuero of New
Orleans and fourth-ranked Gene
Garrett of San Diego, Calf, were
the only seeded survivors as play
began in the junior semi finals Of
the annual Western Junior and
Boys Tennis Tournament today.
Tuero ousted John Shea of Los
Angeles yesterday, 81, 6-3, and
then paired with Billy Windham of
Orlando, Fla, to win his semi-final
double match, 6-3, Ga, over Dave
Brown of Toledo, O., and John
Riihilouma, Ozone Park, N. Y.
Garrett defeated Howe Atwater,
Wilmette, ILL.,, seeded fifth, Ga, 81,
GO. In other junior quarter finals,
Ed Ray of Taft, Tex, ousted Robert
Kring, Los Angeles, 6-8, GA, Sc,
and Jerry Evart, Chicago, whipped
Robert David, Chicago, GA, 6-3.
Top-seeded Herbert Flam of
Beverly Hills, Calf, won his boys
quarter-final, whipping Buddy
Behrens, Fort Launderdale, Fla,
6-1, 60.
Flam and Gilbert Shea, Los
Angeles, Lost 81, GA, to Bob Gallo
way, Due West, S. c., and Oliver
Roddey, Charlotte, N. c., in the
roubles semi-finals.