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Evening star., 1943-09-12

AAOuDACs ISOL OFcIs
But quite the contrary was the case
There were many in Congress and
throughout the country who professed to
know better. 1t was charged that Gen.
Marshall was asking for another ex-
peditionary force to plunge this country
into war Others suggested that selectees
had been deliberately sent to outlying
posts to put pressure on Congress to
extend their terms of service. There was
an organized effort to have soldiers petit
ton Congress against extending the
length of their service-a movement
which Gen. Marshall promptly and prop
erly denounced as sabotage Finally.
the necessary legislation was passed. But
the vote was so close that Gen. Marshall
must have had some very bad moments
until the result was announced.
Gen. Marshall survived this storm as
he survived others, both before and since.
And he has survived them because he is
a man of very exceptional qualifications.
As soldier he commands the full re-
spect Of military men. His talents as an
organizer are of the highest order. But,
in addition to these very important
qualifications, he is endowed with a
kindliness and philosophical turn of
mind which enable him to get along we'll
with men outside the Army, and this
last is qualification which has played
a very considerable part in the truly re-
markable success that he has had in
converting pale shadow of an Army
into one of the greatest military forces
in the world. 1t is characteristic of Gen.
Marshall that his report to the Secretary
OF War bestowed no laurels on himself.
But the American people know what he
has done. and they realize that 1t has
been their good fortune to have him as
head Of the Army during these four
critical years.
Evening star., 1943-09-12

lently that many of their civil privileges
arbitrarily were taken away, as described
in The Star of September 13, 1892, in a
cable from Vienna too long for repro
duction here.
Evening star., 1943-02-01

FUPNlTURE-GoVt has gwen US 3O-day
extension in which to vacate one Of our
locate another warehouse. therefore we are
forced to sacrifice S30.00u worth of fine
IHrnlture at 4ofe off the OPA ceiling prices.
llV. rm. suites, ovcrStufied and occasional
chalrS, secretaries and desks. coffee, cock
tal lamp and end tables of famous Mers-
man make, floor and table lamps, and
many more Items Be sure to visit our
SHOWROOM before you buy and take 4Ore
Evening star., 1943-02-01

WOMAN, colored, settled, fond of children
20 take care Of small children OF en-
ployed couple and g,h.W live out: no
Arlington. on bus Inc Call Chestrut hGnh
Evening star., 1943-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIONS-We have a few good used
instruments at low prices. Wurhtzer. III
b9ass' Sl21 30: l2-bass Hohner. $50 SO;
I2O-oaSS Hohner, like new. Slg5. No pri-
ority order needed Private lessons Can
Republic. 62l2. KITS, 1880 G. st. tmiddle
Evening star., 1943-02-01

AL FAGNANI. mason craftsman, BRICK
laying, chlmneys, hreplaces. etc WI
Evening star., 1943-02-01
USED LUMBER.

l"x12. 10xl0, Sx1O. 6Xlc, 6x1O, sxs.
3xlo, 3x12, Axe, g. random width hard
wood pIanklng. all stored in Washington,
D. c. For inspection write to Box 4a4-V,
Star. for appointment 1s
Evening star., 1943-02-01

BAR AND BACK BAR for sale. D. w. II.
Donaldson, Laurel, Md. Phone Laurel "a
BED, double, wooden, perfect condition,
complete with inner-sprinp mattress and
Simmons spring. Call Georgia 1895. ewes
Evening star., 1943-02-01
HELP WOMEN,

GIRL, for soda fountain,
s2f week Continental DRUG, 40 N. Cap.
SALESLADIES for dresses.
coats, suits, millinery. Some
experience necessary. Apply
kleln'S, 1927 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-02-01
HELP WOMEN.
SAL ,FSI ,ADY

Wanted by large credit clothing store:
ore who is qualified to advance IN short
time 10 buyer Of ladies dept. excellent
salary plus commission and bonus; must
he thoroughly exuerlenced saleSlady, in
teiIigent Conscientious and agsresslve.
Apnlv 1.55 1th St n v
Evening star., 1943-02-01
HELP WOMEN.
MILLINERY SALESGIRL

MILLINERY SALESGIRL,
Experience necessary: excellent opportunity
for right party good salary. Apply be-
tween & and Q m. @3I1 IAN s.. NV
ALTERATION HANDS, eXpe-
rienced on dresses and coats.
Apply Klein's. 1927 F st. NV,
Evening star., 1943-02-01

WOMEN
Boost War Production
The Johns Hopkins University
School Of Engineering
The Glenn L. Martin Co.
offer free training with pay in
aircraft assembly inspection.
This full time day course
starts Feb. IS, 1943, and ends
May %, 1943, under the
ESMWT program of the Uni
ted States Office of Education.
Tuition is provided by the
United States Government.
The Glenn L. Martin Co.,
Baltimore, Md, will pay all
acceptable and satisfactory
applicants $40 per week for
the 8-Week period of training.
Upon satisfactory completion
Of course, well paying respon-
sible positions will be available
with this company. Minimum
requirements: High School
graduates, college training
preferred. Applicants must be
over 81 years Of age and be
able to pass industrial ply
Slcal examination.
Apply Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
DAY. at the United states Employment
Service ONCE,
sos K St. NV.
Evening star., 1943-02-01

ELECTRIC RANGES-Closing our appN-
ance dept. Sacrificing below wholesale costs
orand-new ELECTRIC ranges. ATLAS, ao1 G.
IlI 21HN q NJ
Evening star., 1943-02-01
ELECTRIC WIRING s1.tuse.

COAL CONVERSION CRATES, experienced
man, expert work, reasonable price LII
Evening star., 1943-02-01
TRACTORS
RE-UPHOLSTERING

Two-piece living suite upholstered for
S45; covering and new inside ma teriaI in
Guided: made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette; workmanship guaranteed.
La FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO.,
2509 l4th ST.. NV. COLUMBIA c3s1
Evening star., 1943-02-01
'' = 49,
PERSONAL.

MRS. MILLER'S DAY HOME IN NORTH
east; nurse in complete charge of chill
dren, reservations now avail. TR. 1870.
Evening star., 1943-02-01

WOMAN. care for infant and small ap
Health card and references REQUIRED. Ca
IA 3SQn
Evening star., 1943-02-01

BABY CRIB with Simmons Beautyrest
laner-spring mattress. fine condition, $50
Dupont 1000 Ext 400
Evening star., 1943-02-01
MOTOR TRAvea
CAMERA SERVICE & REPAIRS.

DRIVING TO MIAMI TUESDAY. 3 PA
sengers wanted. Call Gil. 5s5s.
Evening star., 1943-02-01

SECRETARY, with research,
statistical and library eXpe-
rience; must be capable ste
nographer, good salary. Call
RE. 5941.
Evening star., 1943-02-01
INCOME TAX
REPAIRS & SERVICE.

Returns prepared by public accountan
Nominal charge. 3l5 National Press BID
MA. O0U0. 'Open tj y m :, D m
Evening star., 1943-02-01

WOMAN, white. capable, for h "; family
Conn. ave ny EN- 1I5o
Evening star., 1943-02-01
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE LOGS, seasoned, i. cord,
bundled, $3.50; immediate delivery %
cents. Colonial Cord Wood. Lee highway
and E. MNer drive. RnsslYn pI o41H
Evening star., 1943-02-01

MATTRESSES,
Light colored experienced: excellent salary
and TIPS. day work, no Sundays Wasser's
Sil Pa ave. NV
MONITOR BOARD OPERA
TOR, experienced, key type;
knowledge Of tipping and gen
eral office work; permanent
position, good advancement,
salary open. Quaker City
LinOleum Co., ME. 1882.
Evening star., 1943-02-01
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

TOY MANCHESTER PUPS. lovely. weeks
old. registered Axe. Call WI. 1853
SCOTTIES, Brindles, S2O-S25: Blacks, so5-
AIREDALE, Male, S35. Pug Dogs S35.
DOG HOTEL, 7344 Georgia Ave. IA. 1921.
Continued on Next PaSs.l
Evening star., 1943-02-01
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DoMESTIC,

SSFvSeSs'S.
GIRL, colored work in hotel cafeteria;
dishwasher or bus girl. work night or day,
Franklin 2166
GIRL, colored. wants 100 ghw. or nurs-
ing for EMPLOYED couple: part or full time.
Michigan 1913
Evening star., 1943-02-01
HELP WoMEN.

SALESWOMEN, PART-TIME,
Who can devote only part time, yet needs
business connection We have such an
opening Box lfo-T Star
Evening star., 1943-02-01
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
ROOFS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PARTNER wanted for good delcatesSen.
Nearby virginia. Refs exchanged Box
362-T, Star.
STORE for immediate sale or rent. EQUIP
ped. fixtures. living quarters; must SaCrI-
fee. 1926 N Capitol St -
DELICATESSEN nicely equipped: nearby
Virginia good opportunity. Box 363-T.
Star.
PRINTING PLANT for sale. small Kuee and
Chander-Pr.Ce. L. J. COVE, 500 Eye st.
-
APARTMENT, one of the best located in
ct.y. excellent condition, always rented,
conservative investment; sell less t. times
rent; no Information by phone. Gail for
appolH' m"nt. co 5N5S.
SHOE REPAIR SHOP
Because of IN health must sell Well
eS a1lshca, with living quarters; NV
sections: Lands equipment, well stocked,
q Cf ct
Evening star., 1943-02-01

ADDITIONS, REPAIRING. REMODELING,. !.
ANY type. foundation to roof. any location
lowest prices guaranteed work. Lawrence
d Son, OrdWay 15i4
Evening star., 1943-02-01

WOMAN TO take care of baby and small
apt for Govt. employe, husband in service;
live IN or out, health card required. Phone
NO Sl0q
Evening star., 1943-02-01

HEATERS, electric, 200 watts. l4-in di-
ameter factory made. Lowest price in
city. New Call Shepherd S2l5.
ICEBOX for sale, $40 Call LU. 1898
after $40 or all day Sunday. II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

Pies. Frank +. Gavin. 423S Elf
teenth. Robert J. Mulch, 1881
Ward Kingman ARR, flexible
gunncry school Sgt. John Hor-
vath Jr., Memphis Parks College,
Mo. AAF technical school Pfc.
Stanley G.. HoOt. 200 LcuoX Rock
ford College H. Pvt. Joseph
Feldstein. 1860 PlnErcc
Camp Lee. Va. officers school
William J. Brown. Robert T..
Clark. George 4. Jagnow, Ed
ward j. Schultz and Laverne W.
SimOns, Detroit.
William =. Amidon, Wellington
T.. Blake, Grand Rapids, Bertram
W. ChalliS, Donald T.. Ball, Sagi-
nav, Joseph y. Birch IL. Arthur
". Chase. Flint Robert {. SOrtOr,
StoCkbridge; Arthur r.. Beattle,
Wyandottc And drew Cadger,
ClaWson Lawrence W. d'Armour,
Sparta. George X. Schieve, Lam
sing. Sylvester '. SChmanSky,
Pontiac William X. stevens,
Kalamazoo, Earl Il. Wilson Jr.,
Birmingham Marshall +. Witch
ell, LaInsbuIg; Linn l.. thinner,
Crosse Pointc
Two Michigan soldiers have
become camp newspaper editors.
Cpl. Gerald T.. Bruson, d2ll W.
Grand is editor OF The Projcc-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

Camp Grant, III; SGT. Stanley G.
Telesy, S114 Smart, Randolph
Field. Tex: Tech, stephen H..
Kempski, 5ld5 Moran, Gulfport
Field Miss. sgt Jack ID. CrOnk,
442S Sharon. Fresno. Cal, AAF;
sgt. Ashel r.. Miller, 23S Mt. Yer
non Fort Custer.
To SergeantS, Cpl Sam Pearl
man, 2S75 w. Chicago Ivie Swim
ton, 1852 Forest Park, William
Roberts, 1903 w a b S h, Fort
Custer.
To cOrpOralS. Pfc. Donald X.
Day, 1870 PetOSkey. Walter q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
NAVY GRADUATES

Navy Pier Chicago. technical
school William ID. Barnard, 1888
Webb. Frank 4. Stevens. 1888
Nioletlawn. Thad J. Thomas, 234l
Sixth, seamen. Isl class Charles
W. Bates. 1889 IrvingtOn. seaman
ID class
Syracuse. y y. carrier train
ING school Thomas v Gorris.
63S2 Webb. machInlSt'S mate. "a
class. Navy Pier Diesel school
liver {. Wilson, l4269 MaFieHe..
James r. Byrnes. 1886 ParkSldc,
/ fireman, lSt class: Joseph {.
Trocli, Gas Mnntrlairi Vincent NJ,
DOnahue. 1875 f.. Grand boule-
ward. hrcmen "a class; James \.
Graham, 1862 Coyle, fireman
81 class
Great ~ a fls444 r. > .--4t -
-iHe sti4t,t,t- E.Hsigns Jack " PERI
man, 300 W Chicago Robert W.
Kosht, 4OZ5 Clements Louis
Share. 2035 Seward. Duncan J.
Curric, Z610 Trumbull, Donald j.
Grant, 1918 CherrylaWn; Felix
knebeI, 1923 Garland: Donald 6.
Kennedy. 474 ". Margaret. Har-
old T.. Simons. 764 W0odmerc:
George r.. Metcalf. 1912 BrySon
Mitchael Bloom. Z62S Pasadena
John &. Flucksa. 7490 Quinn
Leroy ID. Hoffman. lS2iS Ohio,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
IHE DETROIT TIMES

Poole, $50 Holbrook; Elijah MIIey,
204S3 Kentucky Fort Custer,
Charles X. Hicks, 1920 Rochelle;
Joseph Mikulak. 5O05 junction,
Camp Grant; Rae G.. Kennedy,
Rex r. Bonner, 527 Continental,
Strother, Kan AAF Robert l..
DriscOll, 1910 Mitchell Fort
Riley, Kan.
To technician 9Th class; Pvt.
Zygmunt Kukulka, 1890 Cicotte,
Camp Hood, Tex.
To privates. lst class Pvts.
Bernard l.. kerner, 20O4 Calvert;
Edward NaTtanian, Dearborn,
KeeSler Field. Miss. Winceslaus
+. Kolakowski. 1892 Junction,
Camp Beale, Cal; Leonard h.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

Nathaniel Finkelstein. 2243 Glad
stone; BufOrd u. Harding, 1874
Teppert Herbert SOFT, 1861
Parkside. Detroit: George w.
Munger, 166 Rivard, Crosse
Polnte; George J. Housey, 937 Al
gonquin; Frank J. kOpmeyer, 1913
Rademacher, Nelson G.. MashOur,
1l05 Junction; Robert A. Wagner,
1865 Auburn; James T. Young,
1858 Kentucky; fireman LIST class
Harry r.. Kendrick, 1882 Green
lawn, Robert j. Bourgeois, 1925
Welland stephen CZulak, 7400
Auburn. fireman 2nd class Harry
l.. Johnson, 1871 Mcrkel, machin-
lists mate Stanley r. Baryi, 5228
Thirty-fifth, Frank II. Budd, ll459
LanSdoWnc; firemen 3rd class.
Jacksonville, Fla, aviation radio
school, Hugh j. McAree. l7845
Russell, aviation radio man 3rd
class
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
3}:|7E52:{;|7| ONLY
PIECE GOODS, FURNISHINGS

PlECE 6uuUS, fuhNtShINts
$50 yds Paisley Prints, were ssc--4Ie
400 yds. voiIss, were
500 yds. cstion Border crspss, were 4se--31e
1000 yds. Sharkstins, were -31e
81 balls Crochet Cotton, were ioe--5e
ios balls Royal Society PsrIs csttsns, were i5e7e
"a Trsnsp. Garment Bags, were Si.ss--siA1
rs yds. Ssileloth, were
SIS yds. Striped cretonnss, were sse--41e
30 prs. Brown and White Tailored Curtains
were STAT
II prs. Guest towels, were 3t--1s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

Four Detroit sailors have won
themselves the distinction of honor
men I'm their recruit training at
the Great Lakes naval station.
graduating from boot tests as
heads of their respective com
panies
They are Lester T.. Rostucher,
12040 Christy Joseph >. PryLby'
l54l0 Thirty-sccond; Kenneth T.
1CrOnk. 2199 Lansing, and Leo +.
McNerney, 2i9 r. Milwaukee.
They now will 20 TO navy service
schools for specialized training
Five naval aviation cadets have
been placed on the Navy Prcflight
school at ST Mary's College, Cal,
honor roll
They are: Alexander l.. Bell,
Ignatius A. Bernes. Earle j. Nc
IntOsh. Edmund PrZelenskl, DON
aid O.. Smile.
Capt. Harvey j. Nestle. 1897
Roselawn. has been appointed post
automotiVe officer at the Albu-
quefque, ~. A.. army air depot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
ARMY GRADUATES

Santa Monica. Cal, AAF tech
meal school. SantO T. Campo
nella, 300 Preston; George j.
Groza, 1853 Chalmers. Carlsbad.
\ NJ. AAF bombadier school,
I'd 1t. Arthur ". GriN, 154 T..
Grand. Highland Park. Amarillo,
Tex. AAF aviation mechanics
school, Edward ID. COnvely, 75l
Fisher Crosse Pointe Columbus.
O.. army supply depot school I'd
1t Myron VI. LcbuS. 1920 Elm
hurst Huntsville. Tex. army adj
miniSjration school Pfc. William
j. McKeogh, 35l1 Crane RooSe-
welt Field. n. \. airplanc me
ChanlCS school. Robert j. Mullane,
1893 NCwberry. Henry B. otter
son. 25S9 GlaLMin. Wright aero
nautical training school, y J.,
Lawrence j. Hcaly Jrs 1870
Evanston
Lowry Field Colo. armament
school Pies. Alton :. BarNey,
2993 Montclair Ashmun J Ripley,
294i Montgomery Robert W.
CundiG. 2627 Seventeenth; Hector
J. Brabant. 1915 Fulton. Detroit.
Joseph j. Black. l702S Mayfield.
ROScvllc Seymour Johnson Field,
n G. aircraft mechanics school
Pies. Roger W. Size. 6376 Barton.
Werner Schwartz, 5603 Addison;
Ralph Scoyill. 1922 TWentY-fourth,
Russell Madonna, 1917 GlaSten-
bury Detroit. Harley W. Miley,
Nj Morris.
ChanHiA FialA III tneAHie-i
--aAe.e4i CgIs GeeTge y Itbaan-
vvt,-z, > > r rr-f4t-f --ir Ross Aiaf-
gone, 1873 Cardoni. Thomas u.
Henshaw. 1921 Stoepcl Arthur
ID. Henderson, ISIS Bcwlck; PIES.
Charles Bur>k, 1910 Clairmount
John =. Talks. 3OlS Mcclellan
Bcrtram T Long. li077 WeSbrook
Stanley j. OleszkOwicZ, 5ll9
Trenton, Hans kansman, 1920
Fordham Walter j. Augustiniak,
12O35 Ayondalc, Van Dyke; Cpls.
Robert Is. Stimmel. 4552 Guilford
Raymond H. Hatcher, 2bi9 Mar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

Zepke, 23etNE. Milwaukee, Abe
querque, ~. NJ, army air depot.
WAC promotion: Pfc. Dorothy
VI. Bower, BASS Edison, 10 cor
poral, at Moore Field Tex.
Navy promotion -- PHARMACISTS
mate Sd class. Stewart Il. Gray.
1913 Flanders, 10 pharmicistS
mate, I'd class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Stettinius Aide Quits

WASHINGTON. July % QNS)
John Cowles, special assistant 10
Lend-Lease Administrator Stet-
tiniuS, resigned today 10 return 20
his executive post on the Mime
apolis Star Journal and Tribune,
OF which he is president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
MORE GRADUATES

Sheppard Field, Tex airplane
mechanics school Pies. Ernest j.
Martel. 1861 AppOhnC Joseph +.
Piekny. 1888 Fonclon Detroit;
John VI. NanDusen, Pennington.
Camp Grant ID. sanitary tech
nician school Pfc. Roy '. Abel,
22l T. Third Royal Oak. Fort
Knox. Ky, clerical school Pies.
Robert 4. Nlach, $50 Middle
poinle Paul III. Toepp, 1888 Bur
lingamc; Lawrence ID. LutLen,
}OOS Montgomery; Gerald r..
Chapman, 1850 kenttlold
Fort Crook Neh. automoiive
school Pfc Thomas H. Smith,
2520 Twelfth keesier Field,
Miss. Llbcrator mechanics school
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
PROMOTIONS

To first lieutenant 2nd II. X.
X. Wind, 1920 Lakewood High
land Park. Panama Canal Army
To staff Sergcanty. sgt. Donald
VI. KlinetOp, 100 r. Grand Blvd.
Sgt. Donald =. AIfredson. 6O34
Epworth, John j. May. Sal Philip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

uuette: George j. Hackem, "a 10
Toledo. PIES. Charles Roth, 4164
CasS. Leonard {. klewer, 1894
Young Frank J. Ostrowski, 5946
ST. Aubin. Alexander y. Baginski,
5422 St Aubin, Donald G.. Allen,
$40 Concord. Robert r. Babel,
1899 II Garfield; Mike J. Nolpe,
1878 Brush Bernard y. McCiOS-
key. 87l6 Epworth Chester j.
Nalend0wSki, 3l70 l. Kirby;
Oscar W Peterson, S843 David;
John II. Zaglaniczny. 531i Moran;
Robert {. LOmasney, 3046 Chal-
mers Billy J. Ma ikowsh, 3679 +.
E'gTf,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

tile" at Pine Camp n T. and
Gene III. Mccullough OF Milford
is sports editor OF the Check
Hop at the University of Gin
cinnat AAF school. }. ~. Levine,
1887 w. Outer DrIye is the busi-
ness manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
PIECE GOODS, FURNISHINGS

FIECE GUUUS, FURNISHINGS
i4ss yds. Asst. Striped cottons, were 7se--73e
2o23 yds. Asst. Lido Spun Rayens, were 3ss-33e
100 yds Flowspd volIss, were 7se--i4e
la s.set Decorated Tumblsrs, were Settle
II Cookie Jars or Bean Pets, were sso-51e
80 Range Sets & Ref. Jugs, were stis-s7e
40 Rub. Stall Shwr. Mats, we're s2.is-$lA1
la condimsnt Sets, were
Evening star., 1943-01-16

SENATOR s,pn' ss. s'E, Ay'- =. IR ssnsios ssos
a'G5sf Hi e ThsI Istest HsSrE
Riot. WHO DONE TT?'' Plus: fhs
latest March of Time, "Mr. and Mrs.
| Amerlcs and Our, Second Front"
| Secret Code" at Matinee Only
Doors Open at 1870. Feature al
i 30, $3.50, 6, 7:55 $50
Evening star., 1943-01-16

Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
NationaIG Gilbert and Sullivan
repertory presented by the Boston
Comic Opera Co.: Tonight at $50
Screen.
Capitol-"Life Begins at $780," the
acid Mr.. Woolley in a comedy: 1C
am, 12:40, 800, 6, 8:45 and 11:2s
pm. Stage shows: 11:45 am, 2:30
$40, 7:5o and 1890 pm.
Columbia-"Whistl in Dixie, "
gagfest for Red SHELTON: ii am,
1880, 2:40, 4:3o, $40, $40 and 10
pm.
EarIe-"Road to Morocco" the
Crosby -Lamour- Hope cycle contin-
ues: 1890 am, 12:45, 3:05, $40, TAO
and 10 pm, 1890 am. Stage shows
1910, 2:25, 4:45, 7:05, 9:25 and 11:55
pm.
Keith's-"Once Upon a Honey
moon,'" Ginger Rogers and Cary
Grant all over Europe: l1:15 an,
l:50, 4:30, ITO and $50 pm.
Little-"Waterloo Bridge" tragedy
of one woman in wartime: II am,
Ito, $40, 5:25, 7:30 and $40 pm
Metropolitan-"N Now, Voyager,'
Bette Davis with another psychosis
1875 am, 2:05, 4:35, 7:10 and 9:4C
pm.
Palace-"Forest Rangers" Fred
MacMurray with spurs that jingle
Evening star., 1943-01-16


slave dealer. The princess buys
Hope, and the crooner is haunted
by Bob's Aunt Lucy, conventional
spinster in long curls and spectacles,
played, as you may well imagine,
by Mr.. Hope in petticoats.
Thoroughly loose -jointed, Road
to Morocco" scorns all logic, its OBJ
Jective being laughter, merry
lsmpoon of studio technique in
which the comics joke about their
bosses, wonder how the audience is
taking their high-powered nonsense.
This is babbling, spontaneous en-
tertainment, with everybody slightly
madcap. even the ghost aunt OBJ
serves. Il can't talk any more.
Here comes Mr.. Jordan AS the
camel remarks, tits the screwiest
picture I was ever in," and he tells
the story.
David Butler has directed in the
unorthodox mood, and the comedians
have good assistance from Anthony
Quinn, Dona Drake and Monty
Blue. A patchwork of gags and
songs which add up as pure escape,
and on the laugh machines will set
up record to be envied by other
comedies.
Rufe Davis was unable, due to a
snag In transportation, to make the
Evening star., 1943-01-16

whose choreography is attributed
to the Indian tribes of the Micho-
acan Province.
The good-neighbor touch will be
accentuated further by the presence
of a large delegation from the
Latin American diplomatic corps.
Tickets for the performance are
available at the Cappel Concert
Bureau.
Evening star., 1943-01-16
Argentina Troupe
Dances Tonight

Argentinita, Spain's talented dane
er, and her company will perform
at Constitution Hall tonight at 8::3O
in the third presentation of the
current Cappel concert series.
The program will consist of a
group of classic dances portraying
the character of Spain and several
Latin American countries. Includ-
ed will be her famed Peruvian rit-
ual dance, "El Huayano," and a
fascinating Mexican presentation