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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-09-16
Marylanders Serving
In Armed Forces Is
Listed By Counties
Maryland's Governor Issues A
Breakdown Showing Number
of Personnel From State

Governor O'Conor, who last week
reported that 148.503 Marylanders
were serving in the armed forces,
has issued a breakdown showing the
number Of service personnel from
Baltimore city and from each of the
counties.
The report, which the Governor OBJ
tanned from the War Department, in
cIudes the number indicted through
selective service, through voluntary
enlistmcnts (other than scIective
service and including those National
Guardsmen mustered into the Fed
cral Service), and the totals.
According to the report, more than
twice as many Maryland men are in
the armed forces now as were in the
service in World War l. The book
"Malyland in the World War" com
piled by the Maryland War Records
Commission, reveals Maryland's con-
tibution to the services in the last
war totaIed 62,568.
Baltimore city's present selective
service induction total of 49,5Ol ex-
ceeds the draft total for the entire
State in World War Ia total of
1856.
First War Figures
During the last war there were
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-09-16

only results in a fine but in forbidding
a license to be granted in the place Of
the licensee for two years.
Article II, Section 104, of the Pub
lie Local Laws, title, Garrett Coun-
ty," provides that the books of the
County Treasurer shall be open to the
inspection Of the grand jury, and it is
implied from this that it is your duty
to see that the books Of the County
Treasurer are carefully kept and
money received is promptly deposited.
You will recall that by your oath
YOU are required to keep secret every
thing that happens in the grand jury
room, it is the duty Of each of you
to forget what happened there 1t is
important that you promptly assume
your duties and finish them as speedily
la may be Consistent with a thorough
investigation Of all matters that may
be brought before you, but do not
sacrifice thoroughness for speed
This Court by selecting you as
members Of this jury expresses its
conviction that you will perform your
duties promptly and well.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-09-16

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-09-16
JUDGE SLOAN DELIVERS
CHARGE TO GRAND JURY
September Term OF Court Con
vened Monday Morning With
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Gentlemen Of the Grand Jury;
1t is customary at the opening OF
every term of the Criminal Court Tor
the presiding Judge to instruct the
Grand jury as to the nature OF the
duties they are about to perform.
Aside from the custom, in this state,
there are certain statutes that the
Court is required to call to the at
tenuon OF grand Jm1ea. AS TO your
general duties, they are as completely
and thoroughly outlined and stated IN
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-09-16

Chain broadcasting was first begun
in 1922 when a world series ball
game came direct from a playing
field in New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
AMERICAS GREATEST

ENVELOPED IN d DENSE FOG DAE FRE0HTERt
"PATAFlhOEF" MOVES LIKE a SHADOW THROUGH
ERiGlCO, a ASkAN WATERS
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Cute Moments

Mr.. Lucky" doesn't try TO
be smart, either. There are
some cute moments in this tale
of a rich girl who falls in love
with a very worldly wise
gambler, but they don't inter
fere with the action or with the
thought behind the scene.
Miss Day has never looked
lovclier and Grant wisely bal
anCcS his amusing moments
with really serious ones. It's
one OF the best screen romances
we've seen this year.
"puBarry Was a Lady" stays
on for another week AZ the
United Artists and We don't
blame her because she's proving
far more popular az the United
Artists than she ever did Nlth
the French populaCc undcr1ouiS
&N'S reign
Red Skelton helps Lucille Ball
and a whole cast Of musical
comedy favoriteS 10 make this
a technicolor hit.
The PalmS-State clings TO
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

pology when he got around TO
Yale.
For a While he wrote dra-
matte reviews for the Yale Daily
News and the Yale Record. But
he was far more interested IN
the five swing bands he pro-
noted There was one time
when all five of Sonny.s bands
got a Saturday night booking
and he ran his neck off doubling
IN brass at each spot
After Yale, he got a job as a
singer musician with "A dance
band on a ship that made
Mediterranean cruise. All IN all
he has made 25 crossings to
Europe.
Right now he is pretty crazy
about Hollywood and. except for
a spare trip back 10 New York
now and then, is perfectly will
ing 10 stay here the rest of his
life. Particularly If he keeps
ON getting roles like they
handed him i'm So Proudly We
Han and his newest. Govern
mcnt Girl. with Olivia de
IIayIliand at R-k-O.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Great Comedy Team
Goes Into Action in
All for All al Cass

TWO well known comedians
Il have pooled their talents 20
form the team which you Will
see cO-Starred in the comedy.
"AIl for Al" opening tonight
at the CaSS.
Jack Pearl is. Of course, the
famous Baron MunchauSen' Of
radio fame, and Harry Green
was a popular vaudevillian in
this country long before he
went 10 England 10 make good
in Welcome Stranger" Give
and Take apd-ether London
hits.
Together they have formed a
combination which they h0te
VIII click as well as those other
famous male comedy teams Of
Weber and Fields. Montgomery
and Stone, William Gaxton and
Victor Moore, Clark and Nc
CullOugh.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
STAGE and SCREEN
Ry Ga,ls, Gentry
Holy Matrimony,'
Mr.. Lucky Here
Escape Usual Thing

TFfE movie industry seems to
= be making a really gallant
and all-out effort TO get away
from the tritc, the commonplace
and the usual thing in these
producing days.
Evidence of the concerted
effort TO present something
that different -ifHf ifHf -ee4lllti II lloi d
comes TO US on our very own
screens this week with Holy
MatfiHsny4 al the Fox and
Mr.. lucky at the Michigan.
OF course, Twentieth Century,
Fox has been on the trail for
something more novel than a
novel Tor some time and has re-
Gently presented US with some
fine specimens.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
HOLLYWOOD Scr

ttOLL1 " OOlJ. sept il.
WAIT until Frank Sinatra
W hears that Sonny Tufts can
sing, Sonny is the tall. blond
and handsome who has the slick
chicks squealing in so Proudly
We Hail. without warbling one
note. only the Hays office
knows what would have hap
pened il Sonny had given out
with that old black magic in
the movie. The funny part is,
he can.
Bowen Tufts III Chat is his
real namc) was singing for his
supper and "A few stray dollars
he could pick up in such night
spots as the Glass Hat. Famous
Door and r cachComhcrs iu
Manhattan and tho White Hall
and the Patio IN Palm Beach
Among his friends was Alexis
Thompson. the sportsman who
used 10 say TO Sonny: Why
don't you drop all this and try
the movies ?" There was only
one answer. Sonny had never
been asked. That was silly. con-
Sldering he is just exactly the
movie type-SiX feet four inches
of type.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

no heavy villains and no mush-
mouthed fade-out.
No, Nunnally Johnson has
taken the Arnold Bennett tale
and prepared a script which
gives us two lovable characters
in a story which is ingeniouSly
absorbing and highly romantic
despite it's lack of what the in
duStry calls love interest"
While romance rides high on
the Michigan screen in MIR.
Lucky" this particular film devi-
ates from the ordinary kisses
and-clinChes affair. because both
Laraine Day and Cary Grant
seem TO be interested more IN
the dramatic value of their
parts in relation 10 one another
than they are in soldering all
over the screen.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Siqned 10 Contract

Thompson decided 10 "a X @
Sonny'S screen c career IN hIS
own hands. Last fall he signed
him TO contract, paid expenses
10 Hollywood for Tufts and Mrs.
Tufts, and started promoting his
hoy. One of the people Thomp-
son knew in Hollywood was
Jack Donnclly, and one of tho
people Donnclly know was Joe
EGli of the Paramount casting
office.
So Donnelly took Sonny 10
the studio. Instead of launch
ing into fast sales talk. he
merely said: MIR. Egli. this is
Mr.. Tufts, the friend of friend
Of mine. He wants 10 get in
pictures"
Never in the history Of Holly
wood was an actor sold on so
modest an approach. n Is itfSt
likely Joe Egli has been looking
at m mera possibilities for a
year and he Recognized a real
bet\ Wh6a he saw one.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Jam, Jelly Partners

In this. their first venture 20.
Ccther IN "A nonmuslcal play
they become two humorous
partners Of a jam and Jelly fac
tory and we understand they
spread it on thick.
Flora Campbell, the lovely
and talented young actress we
saw here earlier in the season
in the leading role in Cry
Havoc" viii haze the top femi-
nine spot in this one.
AL for ALI A H will be here for
one week and then 90 on 10
Cleveland, with New York after
that.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Too Brief Visit

We can recall, without haraS-
sing our memories for more than
a four-weck haraSS. such de
lightful pieces as Heaven Can
Wait" the Ernest LubitSch
fantasy which paid us a too
brfcf-et>tt last month. and. even
more recently Claudia" "A
charming domestic comedy well
off the scenario beaten path.
Now comes Holy Matri-
mony," a picture which co-stars
Oracle Fields and Monty Wool
ley in a highly original and
imaginative tale.
It's unique if only because
there are no young lovers
escaping perils before the ninth
reel consummation of their love,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
And They Get Leading Spots

Daryl isn't alone in bringing newcomers TO the
V)ver at Warmers there girl named Jean Sullivan,
UCLA student who yesterday heard Of and who
today is playing the lead in That Certain Glory, Enrol
Hymns picture Now know at almost unheard
Of thngto put untred actress IN picture opposite
star or F1ynn's caber.
Apparently Elizabeth Taylor didn't need coupon buy
Cndereas glass slipper She The lead National Velvet
and Roddy MrDowals sweetheart White Cliffs OF
Dover without the coupon Her father raid warden
and S-Poducer Marx when Elizabeth brought her
dad midnight snack sam hr and her with the result
she is playing leads.
Lyn and Lee Wilde others touched by the
fairy waRdIyH anti i7-c Mickey Rooneys head
In Andy HAr1S BeRa4Fefh+e u1dur1Crs Uf t1ycar
Wilde, the with Ray Mobiles band until they
chance the
Not a family steepcd in motion picture tradition
interfere with the Cinderella bhz JOY Page born Hollywood
stepdaughe Of Jack Warner playing Ronald Comans daughter
KiSme II Mike Curz who spotted Joy at the Warner
commssary and he said There's the girl for Casabanca He
right Joy clicked and headed for starom with MM
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
New Crop Of Girls Developing

keep hearing Of Iiether. who way inherited
changed HeahernEton Hether She's
Paramount has juvenile lead Bng Crosbys Going
My Way?' She put such talent Crosby and Rise
nary Hollywood studio would have conSd-
cred short Of CauGee Colbert Joan Bennett Irene
% which unknoWnS
top spots But there aren't enough ClaudceS 10
schedule Ida Luplno
tho for which she wanted
Bennett Fontanc and all these
girls who big with the fans
Of today had 10 the studio heads
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Priest, Dancer
Enjoy Reunion
HOLLYWOOD. Sept. II

COINCIDENCE OF the week:
Twenty years ago, ballet dancer
Toumanova and her parents fled
on a freighter from VladivoStok
to China and, on the boat, met
a Russian priest, Father Gre
CORY PrOSSer.
The same priest, Toumanova
discovers, now is officiating at
Hollywood church.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
7GousM OPa arson,
IN HOLLYWOOD
Young Unknown Girls Getting
Cream Of Roles al Movie Studios
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. II.

TN ALL the years have been covering Hollywood have
never many newcomers-and I don't war
workers. mean young unknown girls who getting the
of studio roles.
thought at first when this pretty girl and that
brought to attention that they just youngsters found
by talent scouts There is always bringing
glamour girl for try movies but no. these girls all
playing leads.
What does it when producer of Daryl Zanucks
experience puts auburn haired Jeanne Grain into the lead
Home in Indiana" and Trudy Marshall in important
picture like he Suvans and pretty June Haver in another
big picture? Well it means Daryl looking ahead and knows
there not enough of the od avoes around and
he is going build of his own stars
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
War on One Hand, S+ork on Other

Twentieth Century Foxs problem made by the
hand and the stok the other. With Betty
Cradle and Gene Ieey out of circulation getting ready for
the stok and that Alice Faye be another
absentee for the well il important to create
Gale Robbins vocalist with Ben Bernies orchestra is
being groomed by the studio Betty Cradles place
two musicals while the screens No. pin up girl takes time
to have her baby.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

This Is the Army" which is
enjoying an equal success even
with patrons who saw the
original stage version here last
Christmas.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Cast immediately

The result was test that
was run for producer director
Mark Sandrich. who cast him
Immediately IN the important
role of Kansas IN so Proudly
We Hail The rest is ContcW-
porary history, Sonny h5, just
killed the girls.
Gong back a little into ih
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Another Premiere Here

A wire from the East also
announces that Detroit Will en-
tertain the premiere of another
new musical late this fall.
This one will be produced by
Lew Cooper, according 10 our
information and is by Ira
Gershwin. brother of the late
George. Film stars Mary Beth
Hughes and Jean Parker are
slated for the leads.
Also Sons of Fun" with
Olsen and Johnson has a pre-
Christmas date at the Cass.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
}a3 HEAT EH58
EXHAUSTION? 4?

Summer heat calls for an invigorsting
restorative T.. and Crown Lavender
Smelling Salts are exactly that. Keep
a bottle handy to help combat FAINT.
ness, nervous strain. or fatigue.
A. your drnRe,.t. OR SIND %, fro,o, 30
stlmpsl 20 Dept D-aI ~,hisH.hn a Co..
20 1popcr square, Ne~ York 3. a. y.
E.tahhshed i1p4.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Tomorrow The World

Tomorrow the World" the
Broadway hit featuring ELISA
Landi, Paul McGrath and Dickie
Tyler, opens for two weeks
Sept. 20.
This tale about a Nazi brat
planked down in a middle west
ern town will be followed Oct.
4 by two weeks of Gilbert and
Sullivan and then Ethel Barry
more returns in the Emyln Will
harnS success, The Corn Is
Green for another fortnight
stay.
Katherine Cornell opens her
new play by Dodie Smith, 'Lov-
erS and Friends in a new pro-
ducuon. details of which will
b. announced later.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
'CharIey's Aunt Clicking

Meanwhile, "Charley's Aunt"
IS proving a hysterical hit at
the Lafayette where the Bran
don Thomas farce is proving
that there's plenty of life left
IN the old girl.
Allen Kearns has the title
role and is supported by fine
cast which includes Augusta
French, Peter Boyne, Ralph
Clantor j Roland Hogue, Mar
j0rie Peterson and Beatrice
Cole.
This humorous tenant should
be good for several weeks stay
at the Lafayette.
The CaSS schedule certainly
is going 10 be 4 busy ere and
while not all the shows are defi-
-nitely set, we know they're on
the way.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

n 40 .
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-03-18
WELDING CLASSES
HAVE OPENINGS

The night classes in Acetylene
Welding at Richard Montgomery
High School in Rockville announce
several openings in both the Mon
day, Wednesday, Friday and Tues
day, Thursday, Saturday shifts.
These classes meet from Z to IL
Midnight, three days each week
They are open to any citizen IL
years, 9 months of age or over.
The training is offered free by
the Federal Government under the
supervision of the Montgomery
County Board of Education.
J. w. Wisner, one of the in
structors, announces, also, a few
openings in the afternoon class
which meets daily Monday through
Friday from 1900 M to $3.50 P. M
All persons who are interested
in this training are urged 10 visit
the school shop any night this
week or next week and consult
with the instructor on duty.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-03-18
Senator's Training
At College Park

The cry Of "play BALI Is being
heard at College Park. The first
contingent Of the Washington Sem
ators arrived there Sunday to take
up spring baseball training at the
University of Maryland.
The ball players are housed in
the new Mems Dormitories and are
eating in the University Hall. A
crew Of nine men has been work
ing on the diamond for two weeks
to get It into shape.
The first group consists Of pitch
ers, catcher, the manager and
couches. The second group Of
players will not arrive until March
"a. The complete squad win con-
sist Of about thirty-three players.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-03-18
Farm Work Training
At Md. University

Women who want to do farm
work may train in classes which
will start at the University of
Maryland on March %, and con-
tinue until April Q DIR. T. B.
Symons, dean of the College of
Agriculture announced last week.
Full time classes 9:20 until 4:10
P. NJ. will be held daily. Any
woman over the age Of 16 is eligi-
Bile. instruction will be in dairy,
poultry, animal husbandry, soils
and crops, fruits and vegetables,
control of insects and diseases,
farm machinery, farm and home
management, health and safety and
farm life.
The only charge for the course
will be a So registration fee. Any
woman agreeing to accept farm
work for three or more months will
have her expenses paid by the
Farm Security Administration
which includes room, board, phys.
ical examination and transporta.
ton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-03-18

Announcement has been made
of the appointment of Ben G. Will
inson to the Regional Committee
on Highways and Bridges for the
postwar program for the nation
al council Of State Governors. Mr..
Wilkinson is a member of the
House of Delegates and former
States Attorney of Montgomery
County.
In accepting the appointment,
Mr.. Wilkinson said that the main
function of the committee SO far
as he was concerned, was getting
the proper continuatic of highways
development in the Atlantic Coast
States Region. That although the
various States would play a very
important part in the highway
links, it is primarily Federal pro-
blem and that he hoped that Mary
land would see fit to cooperate
with the State Governors and the
Federal Government m providing
for the necessary transportation
facilities.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-03-18
STATE GUARD
STARTS DRIVE
FOR RECRUITS

Silver Springs C Company of
the Maryland State Guard has con-
tributed "a men to the Army,
Navy, Marines and Coast Guard.
Capt. Mark Patterson, company
commander, has announced drive
for recruits to bring the State
Guard unit back 10 full strength.
Married men with children, if in
Quoted into service, will need as
high rank as possible for the sake
of the increased income for their
families, will benefit especially by
State Guard training, Capt. Pat
terson pointed out. The basic mil
itary training given by the State
Guard will make it possible for
these men DO earn non-com stripes
or move into Officer Candidate
Schools much faster than men
without training. All men in Mont
gomery County who are liable to
be drafted during 1913, were urged
to apply for membership. c Com
pany drills from 8 to 10 p. M.
every Monday at the Armory in
Silver Spring, and applications
may be made then.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-03-18
Olney Traders Market
Being Organized

Farm sales have been attracting
record crowds this season and
fancy prices are being bid in many
cases for livestock and machinery.
Work. BILE old machinery which
would normally be considered be-
yond service is finding its way
back to active use.
In order to provide a convenient
means Of both sale and purchase
Of farm stock, tools and machinery
The Olney Traders Market is
being organized for the handling
of such items for the individual
through public auction. The plan
is being sponsored by E. H. Pier
son, Of Sandy Spring.
The first sale will be held on
Saturday, March 81 at the Olney
Theatre. The first sale will in
clude horses, cows, machinery,
harness, tools, etc. Mr.. PierSon
stated that 1t is planned TO erect
suitable yards for the handling Of
livestock.
Sales Of items for farmers will
be made on a commission basis.
All transactions win be for cash.
Announcement Of items for sale
will be made in THE SENTINEL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-03-18
Montgomery TOSet
Up Radio Service
For Civil. Defense
Maddox Made Assistant
County Engineer--McBride
Approved AS Forest War
den

Judge Albert E. Brault, Director
of Montgomery County Civilian
Defense, appeared before the
Board of County Commissioners on
Tuesday and advised that for
some time the Civilian Defense
Authorities in Montgomery Coun-
ty had been perfecting its COM
munications facilities for the effic-
lent handling of traffic and black
out regulations, and in this con-
nection were cooperating with the
National Civilian Defense Author
tiles under the War Emergency
Radio Service. He advised That it
was now necessary in order to
place these communication facili-
ties in operation for the County to
obtain a Radio License therefor,
from the Federal Communications
Commission and advised that the
application be made. 1t was so
ordered, and William H. Blair,
radio aide of the county, was in
structed to prepare and sign the
license in behalf of the board.
Appointments Made
Robert X. Maddox was appointed
assistant county engineer, temper
arily to fill the vacancy created by
the "leave of absence" granted
John H. MARYLAND, now serving in
the Armed Forces. Mr.. Maddox's
father Charles J. Maddox will
maintain the surveyors office for
this period.
The Commissioners endorsed the
appointment, as recommended by
the State Department of Forestry,
of Byron D. Mcbride, of Rockville,
as Forest Warden.
Health Nurse Resigns
Mrs. Fife Day, Public Health
Nurse, rendered her resignation
effective March Is.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-03-18
Missing Rockville
Soldier HOnOred

Corpl. Robert G. Thomas, son of
Mrs. Mary A. Thomas, RID. No.
2, Rockville, who was reported
missing in action last September,
has been awarded the Distinguish
ed Flying Cross for heroism and
extraordinary achievement in the
South Pacific area, the War De-
partment has announced.
The award was made for extra
ordinary achievement while par
ticipating in an air fight on Sep
TENDER 20 in the Solomon Islands.
Corpl. Thomas was a crew men,
Der Of one of 10 airplanes that par
ticipated in a bombing attack on
enemy shipping in the Shorthand
Tonolei area. The plane carrying
Corpl. Thomas was hit, burst into
flames and fell into the sea, carry
ing with it the entire crew.