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La gaceta., 1943-08-10

Ante las noticias que insistente-
mente anuncian una restauracion
de Ia monarquia en- Espana, vim
culada en- la persona del llamado
infante don Juan, ell Partido Socia
lista Obrero Espanol considera o.
portuno declarar:
1.-Que no transigira jamas
con una restauracion monarquiea
que no sea expression inequivoca
de la voluntad %mayoritaria del
pueblo espahol, siendo indispensa-
Bile por tanto, que este Sc encuen-
tire en- libertad plena y en- compile
Ia noramlidad politica al tempo
de resolver. Hoy sucede TODD 10
contrario, sin que al cabo de cua-
tro amos de concluida la guerra, y
siete de iniciada la sublevacion mi
litar Sc haya aminorado la brutal
persecution ~emprendida contra
los defensores de la Repdblica,
traicionada por mos militares des
leales a su deber.
2. -Todos los informes que sc
reciben de Espaha, informes que
no son ~ignorados por Ell pretendien
te Y sus partidarios, nj por min
gun Gobierno interesado en- como
Ger la verdad de 10 que en- Espa-
ma sucede, lejos de acusar un SEN
timiento favorable a la monarquia
revelan un vigoroso crecimiento
del espiritu republican, que CANA
fuerza de dia en- dia Y e%nvuelva en-
una misma recusaci6n a los mill
tares sublevados, al Falangismo y
a los grupos monarquicos gestores
de la restauraci6n. Nunca ha ST.
do Espana mas republican, que
ahora.
3.-En TODD case, a quien cores
ponde resolver sus prOblemas pro-
pios y, antes que ninguno, ell de
acorder su regimen politico inte-
rior, es a los espanoles EXCLUSIVE
mente, sin que ninguna ingeren-
cia extranjera, absolutamente min
guna, resulte licita o tolerable. Ell
PartidO Socialista, desde luego, no
habra de prestar nunca SD confor-
midad a decisiones adoptadas en-
las Cancillerias a espaldas Y en-
contra del derecho que tiene ell put
Evening star., 1943-02-24
First Fuel Conversion
Sficker Awarded by WPB

By tht Associated Press.
WALTHAM. Mass, Feb. 24-The
Nations first fuel conversion sticker
was awarded by the War Production
Board today to George H Everett,
lr., a druggist, in a simple front
door" ceremony at his home.
His name was drawn by lot in
conjunction with a recent fuel con-
version show sponsored by United
States war agencies.
Identical stickers, fame red and
white in color, and bearing the
words "Converted-Our Oil Has
Gone to War" will be given by the
WPB to applicants who have con-
verted their heating systems from
oil to coal.
Walter H. Wheeler, New England
regional chief of the WPB, made
the presentation to Mr.. Everett. then
affixed the sticker in window
alongside a service flag bearing stars
for the druggists two soldier sons.
Evening star., 1943-02-24

ant st, and Celia H. wamsisy, "a 1898
Joseph r Lake. 81, c1c. ST. NV, and
Frances l, Stroupe, 30 1923 Sheridan
and Marsaret E. sheafer. 2l, 6o2 Della
James mes Aceto, At; 10. COS Pennsylvania ave.
Sc and Dorothy Gray, IL 1904 E
joseph shuck. 81 Army War College, and
Merseret De NJ chele, %, 523 3rd st. e.
Lenora Kowitz. "a 1900 F St NV
Thomas c. Nuke. Q Norfolk and Mary
von. PsToni n q S9@@ 1,1tad Hth s s5ts ne Nsvv
and Carroll Leonard, IS, 300 lst
st. e
James E Miller "a. Takoma Park Nd.
and Cstharine lindamood 81 Takoms
RAYMOND HoItermann. a. Boiling Field.
and Helen Butz q. Denver
Justus Steele, 81. Hvattsvlne, and Barbara
Robert Menten, II, Naval Air Station.
Anscostia, and Patricia Smith. a. Salt
RAYMOND Hagen: al, 1909 Kennedy s.
CALVIN Price, iT,, q. 1ees Holbrook ter,
g9es gn;s ne; and Bennie Tanner IS 500
Marssret Volt is 4si5 Kansas ave
Keith Lomax a 2oo3 Ridge pl Sc,
and Lena Prunty. IS. Utica N Y.
Calvin Mcintosh, -, @l6 Claiming ST,
,,e3,u ne and Rosemary Dawn. IL $50
Herbert j. MerteS. "5. Ouantico. and Betty
NJ Besch, 10, Chicago.
Webster Russell, 90. Fort Monmouth, N. j..
and Marion CapweH %, 1907 St
Marvin NJ. Prewitt %. Seymour. Ind. and
Clemmie Frost, 90, 1627 Massachusetts
ave. NV.
Hans Johansen. 70. Clearwater. Fla, and
Mildred Williams. 81, 113l 18th st. NV.
Harry L. Davis, %, Becklev. w. Va, and
Eva L. Clark, 80, 1884 10th ST. NV.
Charles KissinG,- %, Hope. Ind. and
Catherine. Stanheld, IS, Columbus, Ind
ave. NV, and Gladys Peterson, 20,
Minneapolis.
Albert Rose % walpole, Mass. and
Alma E. Morrison, 10, 1915 Belmont
st. NV.
Paul Taylor. ~, Warrenton. Va and
Katrina van Hook, 30. 1910 29th st. n W
Carmen Dolls, 81, 2sIa 14th st. NV.
Warren M Ratclifr, 81 Buefeld W. Va,
and Viola M. Lee, 81, 1927 Lyman pl.
william B Corbin. % Goldsboro N. C,
and Mayme N. Kennedy, pa, 7o5 18th
Henry McMaes, % Roanoke, Va, and
Antoinette Psnagos, 10, 53@3 18th st,
Kenneth R. Heller; 81, 639 Ridge rd Sc.
Wechsler. 81 1929 18th ST. NV.
Raydoph l.. Brckhead, 90. 27I4 Quarry
Evening star., 1943-02-24

Kenneth Shaw. %. Fort Meade Md,
and Yyonne Dodd -, 20o0 Connecticut
James Battle. ir. 30. New York. and
Irene Keys, 35, l46 Thomas St nv.
Sc and Elizabeth Jackson. %, goo
Virginia ave Sc.
Douglas Gather. -. I233 Delaware ave.
sws and Dorothy Thompson, 2, l0o9l2
Thorvaid Johnson, jr.. II, Arlington, and
Estele Irene DAVIS. s. 1919 G St. Sc,
Novart Sampadan. %. Concord. N II.
Richard c. Murphy, 90, Army War College,
and Katherine Krogness, 10, 2232 Penn
Richard r Stevens. %. 1914 Kenyon ST.
NV, and Lola K. Walhck, 80. 1910
Homead pl NV
Ensign Mccain Smith, -. "Olq Kalorama
ID NV. and Helen Cream. %, 1926
william Pollard, ~. la41 R st, NV, and
Gwe8doyn Nj. wright, 70, lis North
=, Carolina ave. sc.
AORHc P}icns seTe ars A. oI 65h csf snd
Mildred A. Moore. 40. OH City, Pa.
garet Fox. 30, s2S Ind st; NV.
NV and Ideiyn H. Kass 10, 1912
Buchanan St NV.
Thomas Il, Pearson. 30 Atlantic City. and
Elizabeth Settler, %, 1901 Gallatin
A. B Ferguson. %. 1911 st. Sc, and
Lucille F. Natalie, 20, 1902 Girard
Eueene E, Hicks. %. and Lohoma Robbins.
81. both of Alexandria
Ernest H. Shelton, 30, 3423 Mount Pleas
Evening star., 1943-02-24

ITd nw; and Benona Peery, ~ Char
Paul Burns 36, New York, and Mary Janis
Garland B. Coniey. Al, iS&s Connecticut
ave, and Rosemary L, Goodman, %,
W waISas 1873 TGo4nneetLcut ave. ...,.s.,, -
Madonna Augustine, %. 1890 C St. ne.
Virgil L. Aeshire. "a, Arlington. and Fran
ces l.. Arnold, II, lS36 Connecticut ave.
1t Peter F. Scott. %, $40 Livingston St.
and and, Margaret A. Grover, 20, 1913
Geraldine Miller, %. II St ne.
RAYMOND Ohmer. "a, Camp Demick. Va,
Waldo Jones. 2s. Duncan. Ariz and
Marian r. Maughan. "A, 2440 46th st.
Frank stover, A.. York Pa. and Mildred
- Parks. 80, Baltimore.
HenFy and a'foEy Gos R M = 1879 sh NfHqn s St St
Floyd Cope. 81. Grandon Mo. and Myrtle
"A. Fnirite, p; 1357 CoIamba I'd; NV.
Alma Rowser., 25' New EnteGpriSe Pa.
co5le BrpsIa saton ra[Hsf HsneP 81 soah s, Charles
ton, W. Va, and Frankie Munsey, 81,
Plaza Hotel.
James Bqrroughs,, q: orange, Va, and
sunio Earle, 20, lie New Hampshire
Edgar Chandler, 81 and Lillian Smart,
and Margaret Stewart, %, 362s o St.
Phillip S Mccain, 10 1909 Rosedale st
ne, and Doris E. West 16. 3134 South
Ernest Grant. 10. 642 st. NV. and
Louise Christian, is. 1872 Vernon St.
Edmond steadman, 33,. 1927 4th st. NV,
Lloyd Grant, %. AS Florida ave NV,
=, and Susie Walker, %. sol p st. NV.
and Lola Stevenson. "a. 170S nth
st. NV
warren Hagood, q, 1901 9th St. n ", and
Blondell Sullivan. 20, 2407 Benning I'd.
Francis H. Faunteroy. 20 10 D 1T. Sc,
and Constance H. Moore, II, 1882 9TH
Nelson sSle Jones, g. 500 222nd St. NV and
and Hattie M. Brown, 81, 2022 End
John NJ + RiTo; 1i:' 80 sg and Marie Macursk, 81,
Arthur, Jackson, 33,, and Willard Merry.
WIFI I9 D0ib Of LII Lam9Rt "a st. robn Ma
and Dorothy E. Tolar, -, 93s 26th
Charles Garter, jr. "a Richmond. Va,
Rozier BeaL IS, and Mary L. Lomax. 25,
Dunbor St johnson, jr. Al. Arlington.
and Isabella j. Glendinnng, ~, Peek
skill, N. Y.
Earl Jones, % and Haidee w. Mckenzie,
81, both Of 715 10th st. Sc.
Issued at Fairfax.
Malcome Lee Wooster, 20, San Francisco,
and Donna Elaine Mabs. 16, Route ,,
Alexandria.
Sidney Arthur Swift. %. Fort Belvoir. and
Margaret Lois Carmody, 80, Conneaut,
Ohio.
Charles Carman Rummell, 30, Fort BeIvoir,
and Cynthia Walker, 20, Kenilworth, III.
LLOYD Lyman Graham, "a. Fort BelNor,
and Jessie Wilene Blackwell, "a, Mobile,
Ala
Eugene Jefferson Rodgers, 40. and Clara
Kate Young, "a, both OF Route l. Alex
andria.
Evening star., 1943-02-24
Issued at EairfaN
Deaths Reported

William H. Yost, IS, 1902 Pennsylvania
ave. Sc
Edward Heron. n, e1l 9th st. NV.
Adelaide Grenier, 81, 1899 Downing St Sc
Charles E. SimmS, "A. 49Ol V St, Bradbury
Heights, Nd.
Philomena B. Troiano, "A, 1895 r st. NV.
May s: Vance, 10. New York
LILY Phoebus. 6S, Baltimore. Md
Ulman Cooper, "a, 931 Maryland ave sw.
Frank lden, 80, 1903 21st st. NV
DoTa l. Herbert, 80, 624 9th st. sw.
william a. Cox 80, AIS Macarthur blvd.
John B. Faunce, 55, 642 Morris ri. ne
Marie d. Salb. 90, 284s Northampton St
NV.
Harry Vakas, 80. asa Eye st. s.w.
Horace Nash, 70, l07 r st. NV
George W. Williams. %. is l. ST. NV.
Susie Moten. 90, 2l33 L 81. NV
Prlscil!a Gentry, 30. AS eth St NV
n Izea Martin; 5s. 2440 Snow ct. NV
Fompey Parker 81. l34 Virginia ave. Sw.
Sally Howard, 40. - II St Sc
Mary l. Ross. II, 4l6 4th St Sc
Mildred Gross, q, 1874 Kramer st. ne
Evening star., 1943-02-24
Tires, Lights Bought
At Customs Office Sole

Automobile tires, electric lights
and other rarities were offered an
overjoyed public at Durham, South
Africa, when the customs office con-
Quoted its semi-annual sale, but
rare French liquors, wines and
champagne had few bidders.
Flashlights, rice and crockery also
were bought with ayidity.
Evening star., 1943-02-24
Punishment Fits the Crime

SALTWATER, Okla. P).-Those
junior high school boys took the
pledge. Never again, shelp us.
Police found them letting air out
OF tires. The penalty was initiating
the tires with hand pump.
Evening star., 1943-02-24
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. ldtU. couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Oait three tuU days and
receiue their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1943-02-24
HELP MEN.

ACCIDENT OR LIFE MAN, S35 wkly guar
30 days. Mr.. Mason, Room 800, Southern
Bldg
ASBESTOS APPLICATOR!S and roofers
steady Job, good pay. See Mr.. Ferris. $50
m. Federal Contracting Co, 915 New
York ave, NV. pa
ASSISTANT STEWARD, kitchen exper
Apply steward, Wardman Park Hotel, Conn.
ave and Woodley I'd. W,
ASSISTANT TO CHEF, man or woman cook
experienced in high-class work. Apply
1884 Connecticut ave.
AUTO MECHANICS, need men Interested
in working in all-around shop, new-car
dealer, pleasant working conditions and
full cooperation; 80 hours weekly. top pay
4Sl0 Wisconsin ave NV.
AUTO PAINTERS and painters helpers
good working conditions, steady job and
best OF wages, Apply Mr. Lee. Rosslyn
Auto Body Co. Rosslyn. Va.
Evening star., 1943-02-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AFTER FEB. !. l943, l WILL NOT BE
responsible for debts contracted by any
one but myself. VERNA A EVANS | 534
T st. NV. 24s
PLASTERERS-ALL MEMBERS OF LOCAL,
S4l who are eligible to take part in the
merger Of Locals 90 and Sal must do so
before the 10th of March. l943
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts incurred by any one other than nv
self. E. W. BERNICCHI. 103 23rd st. so,
Arlington. Va.
HEATING BOILERS REPLACED AT ONCE
INV. or steam. No cash down. 3 yrs TO pay
ROYAL HEATING CO, MA 3S03.
Night or Sunday, RA. S52a
Evening star., 1943-02-24
ADVERTISEMENT.
COLDS KILL JOY
Everywhere
THESE DAYS
So This Famous Colds Pain Re-
llever Is First Choice of Millions

The first choice, first thought of mill
hons at the first warning of colds pain
ful m,series or headache, is genuine
pure, st. Joseph Aspirin. There's no
aspirin faster, none more dependable.
Count on the worlds largest seller at
l0c-St. Joseph Aspirin. Your money
can buy no more in quality, no more in
aspirin action. Remember, there are
even more savings in the larger sizes
80 tablets zoe, 100 tablets only 35c.
Keep St. Joseph Aspirin handy, in
stantly ready to fight colds miserable
distress. Refuse substitutes-demand
genuine, pure st. Joseph Aspirin.
Evening star., 1943-02-24
HELP MEN.

DRESSER: for wools and repairs, Apply
Electric Sanitary Laundry, 1910 II st, ne
RADIO sERvICEMEN--we can use men,
lines. and one who has had experience on
the better radios. See Mr Kayanash
Homer L. Kit Co. 1890 st n W.
RoDMEN AND CHAINMEN. for survey
party, experience helpful. Call Mr.. Har-
vey. 9-4 30. OIL. hl5o,
ROOFERS for asphalt shingles; also Slag
roofer; good pay. Bond Roofing Co, DI.
4S1l; after 6. WO 49i3.
ROOM CLERK CASHIER, 8 hours every
Sunday S25 mo. plus breakfast and lunch
con; experience required. Apply assistant
manager. Fairfax Hotel
ROUGH SPCTTER. good salary and hours,
n oS NJ st. NV.
enced and competent; leads furnished;
must have car; good proposition. See MI.
Ferris, $40 am, Federal Contracting Co,
~ D New YORK ave. n W, -
SALESMAN. experienced. mems exclusive
hat store. Give qualifications and expert
enCe, treated conidentaily, Box 3l5-A.
Statesmen in mems furnishings store
full or part time. experience not essential
Permanent position splendid opportunity.
SALESMEN-Openings for = men with
character and education, between ages OF
3S and 55. WIN be required to pass tests
which Will measure you. adaptaoiiity for
the business. Box "39-Y, Star.
dant Apply Mr.. HesSe, 264 Concord ave
SHOEMAKER. experienced, $50 week. white
or colored steady Job Shepherd PARK
Valet. 900 Alaska ave. NV
SLIP COVER CUTTERS. WIN pay top
prices for those able to do nrst-class
custom work. TIRALLA, 4S43 Mass. ave
SOBER MAN, to manage small sandwich
shop: no night work or Sundays: $50 week
TR 3o65 20
SODA DISPENSERS. experienced good pay.
good hours. Cathedral Pharmacy, 5000
SODA MEN, reliable steady work: good
pay. Apoly at once, 1737 Columbia rd. n W
sTEsN.o1GRAPHER. 1.l, man, for large trans
ave. ne. Friday between 8 am. and
> pm.
SUPERVISOR to inspect and manage re-
modehns toos mus have car; good prop
osition. See Mr., Ferris, $50 a m. Federal
Contracting Co, 9i5 New York ave W.
TAILOR-wsnted. good coat maker. Ap-
ply Robert Johnston. 1887 18th st. NV.
ored, Apply Washington waste Paper Co.
TRUCK DRIVERS, ,, experienced in gro
Gerry, delivery preferred; excellent salary;
Columbia rd. NV,
TRUCK DRIVER for light delivery florist
truck: must be familiar with city; good
salary. Apply Kay Flower Shop, 1900
14th st. NV.
UPHOLSTFRER, experienced, good salary
excellent working conditions. TIRALLA
4S43 Mass. ave. NV.
UPHOLSTEREP, exuerienced. Emerson
i062 or Wisconsin 6g59
YOUNG MAN for general office work good
salary. Apply 1896 K St NV. Phone
Republic 2044
WAITER, colored. experienced evening
dinners and all day Sunday. Apply 6}4
Connecticut ave. NV.
WHOLESALE PLUMBING SUPPLY HOUSE
seeks an experienced man, details ex-
changed. Box 4l6-Y, Star.
WOOL SPOTTERS, no experience neces-
sary, excellent salary while training; op-
portunitteS for advancement Call Mr.
Leroy. Atlantic 69G6 bet. 1912 am.
DISHW ASHER
Evening star., 1943-02-24
Al statesmen

If you have been top salesman in the
past, but due to present conditions cannot
make the money you are accustomed TO-
then keep on reading. Our business is not
affected by priorities. You will like our
live organization. We are swamped with
prospects: Our good men are making from
$500 to $500 each month, If you are an
Al salesman and have a car maybe YOU
are one of the three men We are looking for
Drop In for a personal chat. Mr. Spark
3201 BadenSburg rd. ne, at District line
Evening star., 1943-02-24

Ages $500. 10 take fare-box readings and
handle fare boxes: no figuring or expert
eUce necessary, no money TO handle; must
physically as work requires climbing In and
out of buses and StreetcarS An absolutely
clear record of past employment essential,
am; Sl4o per month TO start, with auto
tIr lnrrna
Evening star., 1943-02-24
ADVERTISEMENT.
NO SUGAR NEEDED
in EASY-TO.MAkE
ALL-BRAN MUfFINS.

Here's an already favored recipe
that's gaining new wartime fame
ALL-BRAN Mullins without sugar! See
for yourself how the flavorsome crisp
ness of KELLoGG's ALL-BRAN gives these
delicious mullins a texture and taste
all their oWn
kelIoggs AII-Bran Muffins
tablespoons y cup milk
shortening ! cup flour
2 cup corn syrup - teaspoon salt
! egg 2i1 teaspoons
cup kelloggs baking powder
All Bran
Cream shortening and corn syrup
thoroughly; add egg and beat we'll.
Stir in All-Bran and milk, let soak
until most of moisture is taken up.
Sift -four with salt and baking pow
der add to first mixture and stir only
until flour disappears. Fill creased
muffin pans tWo-thirds full and bake
in moderately hot oven (4000 F.
about 80 minutes. Yield: large muf-
fins. inches in diameter, or u small
mullins, 214 inches in diameter.
Evening star., 1943-02-24
HELP MEN.
NIGHT WORK
MEN WANTED

Local arm can use . men between a
and g. preferably employed or students.
sales experience helpful. but not necessary,
Evening star., 1943-02-24

When canceIiing an Advertisement
retain cancellation number which 4.
invariably given at the time order
TO discontinue advertisement is
received. This number is necessary
In ease Of claim for adjustment.
Evening star., 1943-02-24
STOCKROOM CLERKS
LOAN MANAGER.

Progressive, large, chain, personal
finance ORGANIZATION has several openings
for managers. Experience as assistant
loan manager will qualify. All replies will
be conf1dentially handled, Our employees
know OF this ad Box AIRY Star
Evening star., 1943-02-24
ALSO CLERKS

High school graduates, aces is 10 so. al
ready deferred in the draft, for inside or
outside Clerical work; experience not need
ed, must be quick and accurate at hgures
ana have ieSlble handwriting. 6-day.
~ hour week, 100 10 Sl30 month to
start, depending upon qualifications, with
opportunity for advancement. Apply week
day mnrnIngS
Evening star., 1943-02-24
STEWARDS

tWHTTF)
Ra ilroad dining cars Essential industry
catering and clerical experience helpful hut
not required. State age, experience and
draft status Box 12S-Y Star
Evening star., 1943-02-24

bELLBOY, colored. experienced hotel; good
working conditions salary and tips. Ma
Evening star., 1943-02-24

BOOKKEEPER, for work in manufac-
turing concern, full time or part time,
during the day. Box 2l2-A star "6e
Evening star., 1943-02-24
ALSO GUARDS

active and able TO stand several hours al
time good moral character and clear
record OF past employment essential:
steady work G-day. 4s-hour week; Siao
per month to start Apply weekday morn
inRS
Evening star., 1943-02-24
ALSO CASHIERS.

Ages 45 to go, active and accustomed
to standing several hours at time
vision, accuracy at figures and legible
handwriting. full-time evening shift, g.
day. 54-hour week; steady work paying
$3.50 per month 10 start. with automatic
increases Apply weekday MORNINGS.
Evening star., 1943-02-24

BOY, coloreG, IL or over, porter and de-
liver orders on bicycle day work only, good
salary. Manor Park Pharmacy, 6224
Evening star., 1943-02-24

Continued on Next Pags.D
Evening star., 1943-02-24
CAPITAL. TRANSIT co

36th and Prospect Ave NV. GEORGETOWN.
Route No. 20. Cabin John Streetcsr.
PLEASE no NOT PHONE
Evening star., 1943-11-07

people, even in Hollywood, know
about - the Rosalind Russell who's
wife, mother and a solid citizen.
Roe has a tremendous sense of re-
sponsibihty as a home-front citizen
She is on practically every war and
charity committee in Hollywood. And
her participation isn't limited to the
usual you can use my name on the
letterheads.'
Evening star., 1943-11-07

smart. wisecracking, sophisticated,
unsentimental. Just like the movie
parts that made her famous - The
Women" my Sister Eileen" His
Girl Friday" She is like that. all night.
But that's only SO per cent of Russell.
There's another half that not many
Evening star., 1943-11-07

"0HIS is a scene from movie
called "Ten Percent Woman:
the cameras are turning as the
star, Rosalind Russell, holds cine
matte phone conversation. She's talk
ing to an actress who is complaining
about a bad part. Russell says:
What seems to be the trouble,
angel? What - they shoot you in the
first reel? Why. that's lovely. darling
- just think how people will miss you
all the rest of the picture. Remember.
darling. there's no such thing as
bad part, only bad actresses ="
Dangerous Line
NUsSELL stops dead. She turns to
the director: Hey, wait a minute,
mister! Can't you see the critics run
ming to those typewriters and coming
up with, 'Rosalind Russell said there's
no such thing as bad part. only bad
actresses And then they'll add,
After her performance, Miss Russell
ought to know"
CThe line was changed.)
That's one Russell story. It's what
they mean when they talk about
Evening star., 1943-11-07
Always Busy

oHE works at it - hard. Typical case
She was sent home from the set one
day because she was too ill to work,
She went to bed all right. but first
she collected her secretary and two
members of one of her war-relief COM
mittees. She worked with them, call
ing Hollywood big shots for donations
and mapping out campaign, until
midnight
Evening star., 1943-11-07

in Ten Percent Woman" and she was
doing 379 words minute.
She's one of the easiest of all the
stars to reach - she answers her own
phone 1t rings so often that the serv-
ants refuse to answer it and do the
housework too Her best-known trait
Evening star., 1943-11-07
HOLLYWOOD WHIRLWIND
That's Rosalind Russell: Watch her
leap from movie lot 10 G. l. show

Russell as the gal with the brain.
Here's another story:
Roe and her husband. Capt. Fred
= Brisson, are the ever loving parents OF
a baby boy. Frank Loesser. who wrote
Praise the Lord and Pass the Am
munition," wrote lullaby for Roe to
sing to Lance He wanted his lyrics to
capture completely the mood of Rus
sell, tender young mother. This is
what he came up with:
Hurry UP, baby, and dOze on Mothers
shoulder,
Hurry up, your n,0ma's getting older.
L. ...a..,f mail
Evening star., 1943-11-07
|" (": :: % ::; ::: ::s:;s T

"Hooray for my brand new tooth!
Now that have tooth to brush, knoW
why Ma and Pa act like happy hepcats
every morning. It's the new delicious
flavor of Kolynos Tooth Powder-it's got
zip and tingle popping out of every tiny
bubble Folks, that flavor's solid"
Evening star., 1943-11-07

HUT7y UP, WUTVW NVV W"s3'
you lug, you
Go to sleep, or Mana's gonna
slug you
Those two stories give you
the quick. official. generally
accepted picture of Russell:
Evening star., 1943-11-07

woman I've ever seen. If you're
sitting in her dressing room
talking to her, it's like watch
ing whlrling dervish. She
talks like machine gun. Some
BODY cIocked her in one scene
Evening star., 1943-11-07

Son, woif'Il you get a whole movthful
of teeth! Then you'll really 60 for Kolynos. It's
got not one but t,oo foaming agents to make it
doubly- -bubbly help it clean outside, inside
even in between your teeth. And what COOL
fresh feeling that tangy foam leaves in your
mouth
The Glasgow courier., 1943-10-21

to be the handling work voluntary basis The order
Immediately 54 Vigorous
needless but to
matter and
the records will show quit than the 54 have been en-
ployed with them having little nothing to
The salvage division Of the wPB had vast ahead at that
time getting gathered from the state There was
taking writer
bulk practically all of it, being by vo
employe the
office track of the places where
while county vol
with problems they unable with
greatly and for
outside of
allowed for
beside the salary.
increased and two added
Washington
against this waste of When word that the seventh man was
letter resignation
refused have anything do with the program on PAID
Waller readers that time will recall
exposed the waste of money all departments AS direct result all
payroll
the
smooth bulk
all shipped word that
additional men
Salvage Chairman
E employees needless
AS number three
and is hoped that enough
Washington head off this of funds
army should have prosecute this