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Evening star., 1943-11-19
PERSONNEL ASSISTANT,

College graduate, under IS, to assist in
personnel once Essential Industry with
statistical work, research and correspond
ence. No interviewing or public contact
Should have some statistical experience. be
able to type well, and to write simple. di-
rect letters. 6-day, 44-hour week; Satur-
day "a holiday. Please write, giving details
in frst letter, stating salary desired In
terview will be arranged. Box 4s2-D, Star
COOKS, first and second,
white or colored. Apply Eb-
bitt Hotel, 10th and H sts.
NV.
Evening star., 1943-11-19

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired BY any other en-
ployer except upon presentation of
statement of availability from her
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-11-19

AUTO PAINTER, expert.
enced. See Mr.. Fogle, Steuart
Motor Co., 9Th and New York
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1943-11-19

LIQUOR SALESMAN,
Experienced; excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement; good salary and commission.
Central. SIS 9th st, NV,
Evening star., 1943-11-19
BANK CLERK

An old Washington bank
ing institution requires the
services of 2 young women
for miscellaneous duties, pre-
vious experience unnecessary.
Good pay while learning. Re-
ply giving age, education and
experience if any. Box 377-D,
Star
Evening star., 1943-11-19

S1OO. COOK G.HW. FULL TIME.
Tiny Broom Georgetown house. youns
couple. no children white or OrientaD
references DE of3g
Evening star., 1943-11-19


SILK FINISHER.
In dry cleaning plant. must be good and be
able to finish pleated dresses; steady posi-
apply the Hoffman Co. 1880 Pa. ave Sc
IF YOU ARE A WOMAN and not
too young, if you are not making
$40 week, if you like cooking, If
you are not working for a defense
or essential to defense work, if
you like to be with nice people in
a clean place. call co. 9080 and
ask for Miss Herman.
WAITRESS (WHITE),
81 or. over. experienced in Chinese-Amer-
ican food dishes. Apply in person, CHINA
INN. 63l H st. NV.
WANTED, AT ONCE.
s We neef no1t heg sse sae for senesl "a
ave. NV. third floor:
WANTED, AT ONCE.
stenographer, aualifed in interesting
work in trade associatio See Mac
Lean. 631 Pa. ave. NV, third floor.
YOUNG WOMEN.
bEIlN IN C1.
High school graduate, under rs years
of age, for clerical work and some typing
about S11O per month to start. oppor-
tunity for advancement: 6-day, 43-hr. wk.:
Saturday afternoons free.
STENOGRAPHERS,
High school graduates. under 25. willing
10 assist with general office work. in
busy office: 6-day, 43-hour week with Sat-
urday afternoon free about $3.50 month
to start with excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement.
TYPIST,
High school graduate, under 30, expert
enced, willing to help with general office
work: about S130 per mo. to start: 6-day
43-hr. wk.: Saturday afternoons free.
These positions are of particular inter-
est to those living in GEORGETOWN or near
by MARYLAND or virginia: as they save
travel time. Apply to Miss Helm. Per-
sonnel Dept. Room 300, Capital Transit
Co. Seth md Prospect ave. NV, George
town; tTake Route No. 90. Cabin John
ef rna
Evening star., 1943-11-19

Large Buick dealer in center of town
needs experienced mechanics. Shop filled
10 capacity, large earnings, good working
conditlons, and clean, warm, well-venti-
| lated shop. Permanent position now and
after the war If qualified. Referral card
needed See Mr.. Cunningham, Emerson g.
Orme. ltth and NJ sts NV
Evening star., 1943-11-19

SALESMAN for mems furnishing
store, permanent position. Ma
tional Shirt Shop, GIT 14th st. NV.
La gaceta., 1943-01-09

una CONFUSION de risa nerviosa
J agreg6:
isl, Ell Ap6Stol! lei Apps
tot de la miseria!
mo tie permito que hables
ASH Td-..-
Til no YES ell resto -prosi-
gui6 ella, sin escucharlo- No!
mo yes NADIA! iOh! iQue bello
es ser tan inconsciente como til /!
No sufres, como sufro yo!
iTu.-.-
Mi Jacquot, comprendo que
Ia vida que llevas---empez6 a
decir, acercandose a ella.
Pero, como Jacqueline hiciera
un gesto para que el no Sc apro-
ximara, fue a sentarse frente a
su eScritorio.
Il No., tn no comprendes. 81
comprendieras, pensarias un pc
co mas en- mi. Pero ahora te vas
a dar cuenta. Isl! iQuiero que
sepasl iDicen que eres psic6lor
La gaceta., 1943-01-09
Ell NEGRO BOB MONTGO-
merry DERROTo A CHES
TER RICO

New York, Enero 9.-El fuer
tie negro Bob Montgomery, de
Filadelfia, di6 aver un paso de
avance en- el torneo del peso Ii
zero y derrot6 por nocaut tee
nico, en- ell septimo %asalto, a Ri
co, de Puerto Rico, que sufri6
una profunda herida en- ell ojo
izquierdo.
Despues de haber sido supe-
RADIO en- los tres primeros asal-
tos por la agilidad de Rico,
Montgomery lie hiri6 sobre Ell o
10 izquierdo y la sangre empez6
a manar, manchando a los gla-
diadores y al arbitro.
FL DR.. William Walker, medi
co de la Comisi6n, orden6 que
la pelea no eontinuase
Ulam6 Ell arbitro Eddie Jo-
sephs al medico cuando habia
terminate ell s6ptimo asalto y
este decide que sera muy peli-
groso para Rico Ell continuar
combatiendo.
En- los siete asaltos tenia 81
puertorriqueno, a juicio de los
periodistas, I'm figero margen,
por haber ganado a y Bob sole
|Eres.
Dos de los asaltos Sc dieror
a Rico, sin embargo, porque 81
~contrario lie habfa pegado illegal
nente.
La gaceta., 1943-01-09

~ entire en- la tienda de ultrama
rinos, donde ell pGblico era nu-
meroso. Tuve que ponerme en-
fila, para esperar mi turno. =
y, otra veg, tornandese agresi-
va-:.iMe yes ash, con una red
en- la mano, esperanto paciente
mente con las criadasl Me aver
gozaba de mi misma, Y me de-
cfa: Mira a que extreme has
Gegado, mujerrl', cuando OF ell
ruido suave de un motor Miro.
Tn Rolls Royce. Sentadas con
fortablemente en- ell auto, eSta-
ban Fanny Y Germaine, vesti-
.das con trajes elegantisimos.
Elias me ven. Trato in1tilmen-
tie de eSconderme, de no mirar (;
pero me es impossible, no puedo
dejar de fijar la vista en- elias,
COO una imbecil-- LAS odiol
Fanny tendi6 Ell brazo, mostran
dome a Germaine, y ambas Sc
echaron a reir, burlandose de
La gaceta., 1943-01-09
LAS PANTERAS DERR0TA-
RON A LOS DRAG0NES

En- el partido de baloncesto
verificado aver en- Palma Ceia,
las Panteras de Plant venice
ION a los Dragones de Jeffer-
son con anotaci6n de SS puntos
contra SO. Bob Ross, del Jeffer
so, tuyo OCCASION de empatar a
81, pero perdi6 Ell balon.
Jugaron por los yencedores
Slower, j. Lowry, Ennis, KOS
terman, Lester, Belden, Wilcox
Yunger y G~ruetzmacher.
Defendieron Ell pabeNl6n de
los ''vapuleados" Burn, Brown,
Cargylem, Carlton, Dixon, Pri-
da, Baugh, Ross y Burbage.
La gaceta., 1943-01-09

go, y no me entiendes! iY no
me comprendes! TIL.
I'm POGO de calma, hijita-
lie dijo Garlez con firmeza-.
Dime 10 que tie ha sucedido.
mo-! mo! Yo no puedo so
.portarlo mas!..- iQue vergden-
Za!-se exclam6, emo hablan-
dose a ST misma.
Y, mrandolo, empez6 en- voz
baja:
-Quiero que eomprendas to-
da mi Affection Hacia mis-
compras, escondiendome como
una criminal. -Agresivamente
repiti6-: Isl, como una crimi-
nal! J, pues me da vergienza que
me vean veStida ASH
Echo una mirada de profun-
do desprecio sobre su traje, y
continue con t~risteza:
--y con una red de provi-
stones en- Ia mano. Habia lido a
Ia panaderia Y a la c~arnicerfa,
La gaceta., 1943-01-09

vista q New Haven y estima
que Ell terreno de-pelota de Yale
es un lugar sxcelente para que
el Brooklyn ~practique On la pri-
mavera de 1913.
Mcdonald conferenci6 con
las autoridades de Yale y Ell co
ronel Arnett, jefe de los cade-
ties de aviaci6n de la Universe
dad, y dice que el equipo es sa-
tiSfactorio y que asi 10 hara
constar en- un informe que pre-
sentara al presidente Branch
Ricjey.
Nc sabra 81 ejercito hasta
el dia Is de enero 81 necesitara
o no el terreno de Coke.
Sobre el alojamiento de los
reloteros Sc le haran a Hickey
yarias proposiciones.
La gaceta., 1943-01-09
.Qu6? -pregunt6 81, co

-iQue? -pregunt6 81, con
extraneza.
La proposition que papa tie
hizo.
Ii Jamas!--- lEstas loca?
.-replic6 Garlez, con un sobre
salto de indignation.
NO entiendo 10 que me di-
ces. Acabas de darme la espe-
rama que ha de cesar esta vida
miserable que llevamos.
Garlez, los parpados entrea-
biertos, miranda con intensidad
hacia algo invisible:
La esperanto de mejores
tempos--- no es solamente una
esperanto; es la realidad palpa-
BILE. ISL, til seras admirada, Sc
ras mimada, seras envidiada....
Los albores de la nueva era en-
Ipiezan a iluminar el horizonte;
nuestros ideales triunfaran.L Los
prneros pasos han sido peno-
sos; pero los artesanOs de Ia
La gaceta., 1943-01-09
La Gaceta Folletin No. 81
Calisxto Whitmarsh
CLA MORES
NOVELA
NOVELA
Fl. de pie. perpleio e inuie

FL, de pie, perplejo e inquier
to, no comprendia.
IL Pero por que te pones ash?
-acabo por preguntar.
-iNo! No puedo seguir so
portando esta vida l-se excla-
mo ella, mirandolo con dureza
IEstoy harta!
7Sabes con quien me he
cruzado en- la calle?-le pregun
to ella con amargura.
icon tn padre?
I'm movimiento nervioso es-
tremeci6 su cuerpo.
isl no fuera mas que ESQ.,.
ICON Fanny Y Germaine!
-No es una razon para po-
La gaceta., 1943-01-09

nerte ash!
Y ella, ir6nica:
-iAh! TIL crees ESQ? iBien
Sc We que no eStabas en- mi lu-
gar! iNaturalmente!, ell gran
hombre no piensa mas que en-
sus proyectos 10 demas lie tiene
muy sin cuidado. iPodria reven
tar, y t1 nj tie darias cuenta de
eliot IT,.
ii Vamos, Jacquot!
til -dijo ella con voz afli-
gida-, cuando andas por la ca
lie, no yes la genie que circula,
la genie que vive; estas compile
tamente absorto en- tus pensa-
mientos: 81 discurso de aver, Ell
articulo para mahana. Wives en-
un sueno. No yes mas que indi-
v;duos qe Sc inclinan delante de
ii, que te Ilaman patron, senior
P~residente, adn mas: lei Apes
toll
Sc interrumpi6, sacudida por
La gaceta., 1943-01-09
LOS DREADNAUGHTS VEN
CIERON A LOS TERRIERS

Los Dreadnaughts de Lake
land aprovecharon bien todas
sus oportunidades, anoche, ju-
gando al baloncesto en- la 'ciu-
dad de los lagos" y vencieron
a los Terriers de HiIlsborough
con un total de rs puntos con-
ira %.
Sc mantuvieron los tampehos
ZEN la vanguardia hasta pasada
la primera mitad.
Lograron distinguirse en- d
curse de la jornada deportiva
Bouton, Durrance, Hartsaw y
Tankersley.
La gaceta., 1943-01-09
G NoMBRO SEcRRa
TARIo DE LOS DODGERS"
A MEL JONES

New York, Enero 9.-Mel 10
nes. que era director de infor-
maci6n de los Cardenales, pasa-
"a a ser s~ecretario %viajero de los
Dodgers, a las 6rdenes de su a
migo Ell veterano Branch Rick
ey.
Ed Staples, director de publ
cidad del San Luis, ingresara
como a~sistente de la oficina de
Hickey.
Hace pocos dias Sc anunci6 el
ascenso de John A. Mcdonald,
.secretario de los Dodgers, a viz
cepresidente y administrator
general del Montreal.
La gaceta., 1943-01-09
PANCHo SEGURA G A
EN- LOS FINALES CON VIII
LIAM TALBERT

Ciudad de Mexico, Enero p
FL tenista n-orteamericano VIII
liam Talbert, de Cincinnati, ju-
CARA manana domingo en- los fl.
males del torneo PanAmericano
" tendra de contrario a Pancho
Segura, el ecuatoriano que ma
neja la "raqueta" con las dos
manos.
Talbert derrot6 aver al me-
xicano Armando Vega Y Segu-
IA pudo eliminar a Anselmo
Puente, tambien de Mexico.
Pauline Betz Y Doris Hart a
vanzaron hasta los semifinaies
en- los simples de mujeres, con
dos faciles victorias. La Srta.
Betz tuvo de rival a Chata Ia
pia, de Mexico, y Miss Hart a
Lola Villarello
Miss Betz jugara hoy con
COnsuelo Roldan y Miss Hart
con Aurora Legorreta.
Los dobies de hombres empe.
zaran hoy y Talbert y Ssegura.
la pareia invencib.e, jugarar
contra Octavio Martinez y Pc
dro Hernandez.
La gaceta., 1943-01-09

MI. Guerra gritarles algo, in
sultarlas; pero permanecfa ahi,
como una estatua, muda de YER
gienza-- Adn veo sus miradas
i~r6nicas-- iSon unas cochinas
unaS--.- unaS unaS---
No pudo centener sus solo
EOS.
Garlez sc lie acerc6.
|Mi pobre Jacquot!-le di-
10, sintiendose conmovido-,
ic6mo sufres! Pero los tiempos
cambiaran, y til tendras tn re-
vancha.
mo tie acerques! Estoy de
masiado nerviosa. iSientatel
Volvi6 e a su e~Scritorio.
Mas tarde, elias tie envidia-
ran-afirm6, con acento lleno
de conviction.
-Entonces, itd aceptas?
pregunt6 ella, una sonrisa de es
peranza luminando su semblan
La gaceta., 1943-01-09
DHORTES
STRAND GANo LOS MAYO.
RES HONORES ENTIRE LOS
"-ESQULAD0RES"

New York, Enero 9.-Mas de
5000 personas congregadas en-
Bear Mountain aplaudieron a
un grupo de Is notables "es-
quiadores" que Sc diSputaron la
victoria en- ell salto alto bajo el
ratrocinio de la Association De-
portiya Bear Mountain.
Hans Strand, excampe6n ma
cional, triunf6 en- la division de
veterano con saltos de 1872 y 1873
pies y un total de 221.9 puntos.
Carl Holmstrom, otro de los
competidores ,qued6 en- segundo
lugar con saltos de 122 y 1913
pies Y un total de 209.5 puntos.
Ell tercer puesto lie correspondi6
a Kyrre Toxic, que ahora sirye
en- la marina de guerra de la
naci6n.
Aunque Toxic logr6 la misma
distancia que Strand en- los dos
saltos, su forma era pobre y los
jueces solo lie acreditaron 1883
puntos.
Los honores de la clase A-C,
inferior a la de los veteranos,
fueron conquistados por Char
les Blum, Harry Morse, Left
Hansen Y Owe Bjelland.
La gaceta., 1943-01-09
EN- Ell
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Sc cumpli6 anoche, con una
concurrence acceptable, ell pro-
grama de once carreras que a
nunciara ell Canedromo de Sui
phur Springs.
Centenares de personas hicie
ron Ell viaje hasta la pista en- los
omnibus de la avenida de Ne
braska y en- los .tranvias.
He aqui Ell resultado de las ca
rreras y los premios pagados a
los vencedores: Gan6 la prime
"a carrera Deep Springs y sus
.iboletos sc abonaron a 60c.
La gaceta., 1943-01-09

UtilAaron los Dreadnaughts
a jackson, Harsaw. Freer, Bou
ton, May y Tankersley y los
Terriers q Coins, Clements, Du
france, HOODS, Lorenzo, Hin y
Eckart.
La gaceta., 1943-01-09
Shawnee vspci6, q Ia sesupda.

Shawnee vspci6 en Ia se9Mnda.
con $40, " Screppook en- Ia
tercera, con S1.50, siendo Ia re-
compensa en- la apuesta doble
&c $3.50, por tratarse de dos
favoritos; Hunger Strike abo-
rs susloletos a 1920; Army
Belle, $3.50; onoco John, $3.50;
Lucky Return, S1l.50; Par Mar
shall, $500; Grand Son, $500;
Jimmy Collins, $1.70.
I'm doble programa Sc ofrece
ra hoy, en- matinee y function
nocturna.
La gaceta., 1943-01-09

New York, Enero John
Mel Donald, ell secretario de los
Dodgers, ascendido a vicepre-
sidente del Montreal, hizo una
La gaceta., 1943-01-09

HASTA Ell Ola Is NADIA
SABRAN LOS DODGERS
SOBRE Ell TERREN0 DE
YLE
La gaceta., 1943-01-09

victOrianO Manteiga, Editor
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WALL WASHING
WASHING MACHINE REPAIR
WASHING MACHINE, VACUUM REPAIR,

AAA-i washer. vacuum repairing. rebuild.
ing all makes Arlington OSLO i07it
whittier.
WASHER SERVICE
III makes rehult guaranteed pafts.
TEMPLE 2-6gis
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TnW ARDS-NaN 81 FsrcNal -. ~ hu
residence, 1908 FcfnhIN. grandfather o
Mfs Frld Ford FUNERAL services at enc
HALEY Chap,I ibUbi Hamilton 81 Puritan
Thursday a. 2 M.
IRtDRICk-Nay 2s William e. stan
sergeant r.. g. army. AZ Lubbock Tevps,
bel yrs SON OF Nsr and ths IttG Ery.
Martin krsdItA dear brother 90 Paul
Daniel fharHu O. army Sergeant Nj.
tan ~ s. arms Marie Luther, Cufn
Martin r. MARINES .aDa lalIsg 40 "a.
* Peters Furtrai Home f2u.C 4rapu'
uutu N q m ThufgtA>I lr state ~ SiIfu
I.atherap Church. ir04uois aud East tatt.',
from ~ $40 Thufsdst uniH time &C service
. m Thursday
kIfN-Msy 80. David aro - az rcsi-
derre HI4n Navarro brother pt tho Ial'
Theresa MtlNu. uncle OF Gerald ana John
MUinn Funeral from me Nt'heNt'n
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DRAWS 10 CAIRO ,
M. Cos ~
P~ 81 W y,
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Funeral Home 10000 Macs Ave- a.
outer Drive. Wednesday a. rs. and O.
AununCiation Church at g
MekFENtI,-Ms 81. Roberta, 90 1000
Fast state Far. beloved wife ol Edward
dear mother Of Barbara Ann. Funeral
service Thursday 40 D M ~ A. h
Peters Funeral Home. 12o57 Graiiot
ST MARN> May 81 Anna. axe 40, OF
tfl7 irnquois beloved wife 81 The late
fh1fltz a dear mother ~ Ms. + Leon
.nqr~ John u Mrs Arthur Du Rocher
trH mo late Harold, sister ~ Mrs MARY
NcElh0up AMI Mrs cert rlde Harrington
and five grandchildren Funeral from the
NtIhtSdcu Funeral Home $500 Mack ~
Ouie- Drive FRIDAY o. S.t5 and 90 81
RAYMOND Church a. 9,3o
IINKNtk Martha beloved wife of
Roman, dear mother ~ Harry Arthur
Edward ana Mrs Evelyn Chamberlain.
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I.ATIOS
LAWNS ,>p GARDENS

ROCK wool Blown 10 Vaih ATTIC. ~
fut comfort TA 1880 Ewes RI. {
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INTERPRETATION SERVICE
ROLLER SKATING. pA>cISG

~ Nil MAkES sERViCFu r.
labor guaranteed Prompt service
gUfu
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VAN nyYC-Nan Dyke mr.. Harper RI. 1890

'III' y ITO Fec n IAdleF MAJ q FVe
Genuine Sparkling Frosted Crystal Ware
Open II - 4 NJ Pr 1890 Cooled. Rosa
Ind Russell Fred MaCMurray, TAKE {,
LETTER. DARLING" LLOYD Nolan Mar
iouc Weaver. "IIST orr BROADWAY. -
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DETROIT EVENING TIMES (pHoNE CHERRY $500

three brothers, three sisters and three
,. grandchildren also survive Funeral froml
/ H. T Sobocinsh Parlors' Friday bi5,
10 80 Thomas Apostle Church at 3. /
LMIlMaukee WE. papers please copy.
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CnVr -Ds,roi'- ksii, ~ -Wbft,sr ~ -
WV Huer Iff. Grant
Ecg "nNtI rpoN \ HONIN NpUs f.
- sErNs |Wa' Iutt Gr.s ~
Tsf,y4o~s t..rps ~ DO 'tsr
u a. .osf 90 o. rAs ~ 2iu =,
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Death lotlres

nTSNONIRS June !. A Frederck he
l7t,t husband ~ Amanda father ~ hi
VHrf Waiter. Hcrft. Beatrice Ms. 'Edna
rwar Mrs. C.aritt lacasst Mrs l-4cHr
ANFrt Mrs Jean Bt.t, srn ~ ouFc Iies-
Hr,tfs Remains 81 Mctabt funeTA'
Irr.rf eifl ..r8It River urul NsfHtsdHN
.,t.H.r. NfufnnI serNltts ana lrt'fmeni
a- NUlTt. ". B.. sAtar'"' horning
kIINAN lNst $50. sl9heni,. William j
Beloved husband oi Henrietta dear
father az William fr- SON az Ms, Nhf}
C.rrRau. hFather ~ Beatrice X, Peter j
kreran ard Dora lane forrEAr furetAl
Wednesday % 40 .. ~ from residence
ff.fe ktrwo1r Anf \. ~. A. ouf Lazy
.I GOOD counsel church
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BIBLE lost on wysndotts bus 10 Detroit.
Temple 1881.
| LOST Black change purse IN vicinity OF
Big Bear Market, seven Mile and era
| tot; money needed badly for payments
Prospect 3i35 Reward
LOST - Black male dAchshund. Crosse
Pointe on February q Liberal reward
for Information leading 10 his recovery nj
1888
LOST SATURDAY, night black cocker spaniel
no white. sole companion Of invalid ai5s
Fischer Reward
LOST English female pointer, Wyoming
Puritan section, CAL owner, University
II 1871. Reward.
-t
REWARD Lost black ana white fox ter
rler, vicinity Seward and Woodward
Madison 9i4a.
Trade Schools-Maie
LEARN MODERN BARRERING Phone,
write. Moler Barber College, 800 Mich
Technical Schools
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ADVERTISING DISPLAY
ADDITIONS AID ALTERATIONS

ARLSON STUDIOS Advertising dsplays
posters 1909 Brush street TsleInons
a ndOlpn qilf
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He was born in Salt Lake City
where his father was editor Of
the Desert News.
MILITARY SCHOOL
lie waS such an unruly kid that
he WAS tossed lightly out OF high
school so MS parents sent him 10
the San Diego Army and Navy
Academy IN California
When be graduated he decided
10 travel a la Halliburton so he
spent "A summer on a frciChtcr
hauling bananas from Central
America
Two bad storms during which
nc saw a man washed overheard,
tough captain and tougher fare
on the table along with cramped
quarters took all the glamour
out OF this for Mr.. Walker so he
came back 20 the States and en-
rolled IN the American Academy
Of Dramatic Arts whore they told
him he had little or no chance
OF ever becoming an actor.
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RiI ~ "a. 1.5s 532. SO 70 as p N.
BROADWAY CArITot China -
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ssluts f.r Three ~ 80. o.5s. s.a3.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Robert Walker Rushed HeadIOng to Film Fame

Not discouraged. he kept up
his lessons and pounded the pave
ments outside OF producers Of
fees. Nothing resulted except a
few biz parts so he turned 10
radio which was the right turn,
because he got steady work on
several serials,
IL was during this time that
he married Jennifer Jones,
lovely young actress. who is max
ing something Of a name for her
self in Hollywood these days.
But Bob'S screen opportunity
was like a slug from The azure
and swept him off his feet right
into solid contract
His success IN his first film
'Bataan,' has netted him an i'm
portant role in Nine Curie" with
Greer Carson and Walter Pidgeon
and the coveted title role in See
Here. Private Hargrove.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
By CHARLES GENTRY

There arc more things under
the Hollywood sun than Hoiauo
Alger and now the fabulous iiih
Industry produces another sudden
success story.
II concerns Young Robert
Walker. who plays The teon-aeo
sailor in 'Ra'aan which coruu-
YES Al the United Artists
Judging from tho number of
calls and letters received hy This
department since the pIctuf,
opened. Mr.. Walker is slated ion
q very promising camera career
He's no dream prince rn tine
ordinary cinema sense. he isr F.
even good looking. Hes tous.o
headed freckle faced fellow who
looks like a kid. although he ls
married and has two children.
He was dong radio roles in
New York when an agent told
an M-G-N executive about him.
lie was signed sight unseen and
given A screen test which Cou-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Sacrifices Laughs

FOR THE first time in her
career, Betty Hutton doesn't work
for single laughs in The Miracle
of Morgan's Creek" It's her first
all-dramatic role. Others do COM
edy. but not Betty. #
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
CSI in New Quarters
AT Francis Palms BIdq.

The Calculators and Secretarial
InStitute-CSI-formerly located
in the Insurance Exchange Build
ing. IS occupying new quarters
on the sixth floor OF the Francis
Palms Building, effective Monday,
IL was announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Family Serves

GAIL RUSSELL, who plays
romantic lead opposite Ray Mil
land in The UNLIMITED, has A
brother in the army, stationed IN
Alaska. and her father is a
riveter Al Douglas Aircraft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Pet Name Utilized

BECAUSE BINNIE BARNES
calls every one "Dicky" script
writer's Of "The Hour Before The
Dawn" wrote the pet name INTO
much of her dialogue in this
Paramount picture.