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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-13
DIVORCES GRANTED

Two final DEGREES were granted
in U. S. District Court yesterday
afternoon: A. p. Walker from Mar
garet Walker, and Mattue Irene
Peterson from Nick Peterson.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-13

The brink of Niagara Falls is
receding at a rate of about az feet
each year.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-13
TRAP LINES
by
HENRY PEARSON

We used to have a cook in one
of the logging camps where l
worked who was very spOrt-mlnd-
ed. During football season he even
went SO far as to have miniature
goal posts made out OF celery
stocks at each end, of the table. I
remember one particular meal that
turned out to be real exciting.
l came to the table strictly an
underdog The betting was two to
one against me that l wouldn't
score more than one porkchop.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-13

Donald Duck, intrepid North Am
erican tourist, explores the won
ders of Lake Titicaca, one of the
highest bodies of water in the
world, bordering Peru and Bolivia,
and meets wonderful llama for
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-13
Walt Disney
Is Boosting
Fellowship
BY ROBIN COONs

HOLLYWOOD-Walt Disney ex-
tends a gracious hand to Latin
America in "Saludos AMIGOS" the
first film result of the South Am
erican tour he made in 1941 with
his party of artists and artisans
It's the kind of hand, one I'M
AGNES, that our southern neigh
bors have been wanting. There's
friendliness in it and humor, and
appreciation-and none OF Holly
woods past mistakes in the mat
ter of a pretentious, grandiose
good neighbor" policy.
What we see is Disney and party
skipping around South America
with a color camera. Cutting the
''live action" of the film there are
four animated storytelling Sc
quences.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-13

BUY DEFENSE BONDS
Evening star., 1943-12-18
CHEVY CHASE. D. c..

S1l $50.
Groom. we'll arranged, detached brick.
3 BLOCKS from Conn. ave: 3 years old: gas
neat; 8 bedrms,, IIa baths large living
room with entrance hall, modern kitchen,
panelled recreation room, copper plumbing.
Iots or built-in features: vacant, immediate e
possession (excluSive) Call EN- 1870
SUNDAY and week days until 900 pm,
Evening star., 1943-12-18

sUBRENTAL wanted By couple: two OF
more rooms and kitchen, furnished, from
January lst for two or three months
a-BEDRooM APT. desired by Government
eempioye with family no pets; resident OF
Mash1hston; Repab1is s3od7s;d p S for IL years ca
APT. OR HOUSE. unfurn.. 3 rms, George
soWn or VIZ I up o,0 to $3.50; no children OF
ARMY ARMY oFF1cE II; E And WIFE desire fur.
bath, NV. Or downtown section. Phone
section; min; 1-yr. lease. Phone MI. 179s
SAvsI ss.vsfn oFrcER Fs m and N ee empoSed wife
@ a to pFeoRGa sR Viii RT consGer
s RTyats MOTHER h3mS daseSar GseS los eabe
perm; want .furn, apartment; close in,
I bs6 se pTetf6 ae e spt h0qse Rex 4a
Two-BEDRooM furnished apartment,
nWi sdwi+. secti9n: de desired for three gentle
January oseupancy. sH. Ills. 20. s.eS'
WAVE OFFICER desires ] or 2 room un-
town or vicinity Conn. or Mass, aves, apt.
BIDS S g,,p pprSsfsr@Isa s fs @ Box "62-L Star 10.
and asxandni. bath vicinity b4a 18th and M NV PHONE
ffWfoS ADULTS fd desire one or two bedroom roo
IN budns secon
Ssas s sss' Saon SSs%aan44 Nsasa
NAVY OFFICER AND WIFE. permanently
stationed, no pets, for occupancy January
0F vns room ptcRsn %GaeT bah
Cleveland Park preferred: meticulous. quiet
ToR 1epsn6S oSE pE; Yf.R 4514 have looked tor
furnished, apartment. My search is for
ns vs ooaon fse ard ssaTe sefg in am Tsat
termed a desirable tenant. Cali Executive
SosS; IysN NrEn Ext 4, or ordway 1893 -.
and kitchenetts for mother and two two small
children for thirty DAYS. South Arlington
aTsfFALrAs aaTT}5aFFfd SoT TXfdtTVT Sa AND WIFE
furnished tuily cauiDped in modern Sta apart art
So ppop ree N Wcnv T 0eaon Conn sEe
frsn or pets excellent tenants: highest
ssE,2c11 orF,cpp Sp l4i lnd or rie1 AD s %la$
t. ! cr , rooms. kitchsenette,. furnished;
y v Dipont G1JSle or GEORGETOWN; best
FIS jys'9 rEt bath; prsfeTably nWyt district. RE.
ElLIGIoUs denomnationa Official and
wife. permanent, 2-bedroom, unfurnished,
wel-located apartment or small house, city
g. g. sqournan Jan. 1st or Feb. LIST. Box
INDIA SsoSVEiRNMENr OFFICIAL and 1Sa Wife.
IN washington for duration. desire apart
ment lone or two bedrooms, living room,
bath, kltchen) In modern apartment build
ing. with elevator service. in NV. section;
preferably unfurnished (rent UP to S110
" tufnIurnisnedl: f: wiling consider years lease
tension 40. during ONCE hours. 2Os
ENGLISH COUPLE. refined, quiet, Govt.
service, require small furnished apartment,
early Jan. Ex. 2020, Ext s15. 81
ONE OR TWO ROOM, kitchen and bath
apt. by Jan. ], preferably apt bldg, close
n or Georgetown. for two employed adults
NC So sharing. Evenings and Sunday, DE.
6SS4 1as
unturnished, by coiored lady with pet. Box
22a-L, Star ~ n.
Evening star., 1943-12-18
HOUSES FURNISHED teer.., ,

eam soxc 5syshy as u5n soonS log .eps. Room
s''nsn nsed bath stest and da 1880 w.
HRLiNGToN-5-rm, brick home, nicely
schools, shopping center and bus lines.
HYATTsyiLLE. MD. - Immediate poss.;
rms, bath; coal furnace; ST. mo. WA.
10 MILES FROM WASHINGTON. Furn.
house, Va countryside; anne: so acres
woodland walks; driving ppol available:
9%nsr rpro tTansierred rgs abroad Wo 77ss or
ver spring, SIS month; adults only. Coff-
meh 4al FfIa5is FIoRAG f0 sr sS NwNcely furnished
detached house for a period of months;
nice location: eonyenient n to bus; owner own to
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Attracttve 5-room
Is?SS; al sf.eE !: sH' f'7i5a9ie 7a4s now oSl' oN
ns5ed nos FEN 500 aea hse V Sohs psss ts
HYArTsvILLE-aos2 powhatan rd.,' of
ea s5ck o ana bath w
s767 Call after $50
ONE, TWO OR THREE MONTHS LEASE.
Completely furnished house. immediate
4
rooms, | bath: oil heat. gas hot water, gas
and cbna electric stoves electric washing
venient to buses. local taxicsbs, schools,
etc, $3.50 month. References required
Call NO 0139. 10"
RIVER TERRACE, 1914 CLAY PL. NE
Row, Row brick, rms; auto. heat and refg:
nicely turn; Immediate possession.
Nearby Md.-6 rms, bath, auto. heat,
refs; nearly new; storm windows. full
ROGER MOSS Ho. 5000. GE e4s3.
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL.
Dust Of 10th ST.
Attractively furnished home containing
8 rooms t3 bedrooms>. . baths, = inclosed
--', -asT sTHos; S ! fIsHER & CO., INC; s,o
6305 PoWHATAN -RD.,
| East Pines, East Riverdale, Md-Detached
frame bungalow, ; rooms, and bath. nicely
toned gas wSiKFF Rsfi; s{O & KsH bGNEos & saol.
1900 18th St. NV. DI 0222.
| oeO7 KENsINGToN PARKWAY,
Chevy Chase, Md
ATTRACTIVE Cape Cod home with g rooms
rage rage u deep lot washing machine; Sl6o.
1soo ls{S %Y5kER i + " sS1b5iSI55Hf bUSIof nr osss
is ROOMS, . BATHS, l-CAR GARAGE;
AUTOMATIC gas heat furnished; S1o0 month.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co,
925 New York Ave, NV. Ma. 9797.
COUNTRY HOME
In immaculate condition. tastefuly, fur
nished, 4 large bedrooms, :! full baths.
modern oil-burning heating plant, beautiful
wooded setting, % miles from downtown.
short walk from rapid bus line; can be
rented for months or LONGER: immediate
occupancy. Phone ordway 1880 weekdays.
Evening star., 1943-12-18
HOUSES FURNISHED.

WANTED, refined. gentle couple TO share
Broom detached home near Albemarle and
tlIl p nome during holidays; cooking and
furnishing meals and keeping house clean
in lieu OF paying rent Phone Ma 140fi
between and 8 pm. only or write Box Box
CH. CHI. d. c., 36l1 Jocelyn -st.-Fur-
pished: wanted, family to share rms, 2
baths. in beautiful detached home, with
iady SERsE ThS y empa1yed OR 5a56
8 bedrooms, baths. 2 firepIaces, garage,
coal furnsee; quiet neighborhood; S160 OF
kskps. e Boot. Vb. 77s7 sYss.. aus Sun. iusN; ao!
Evening star., 1943-12-18
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

3 baths, > fire escapes, gear garage; ex-
St. foT Whe oay and sabtsn
| ial cash. Stroup Realty Co, RA 500.
BRIcK rooms 3ob bedFooms from. and
refgr., Ruud INV h. Detroit Jewell range.
5.RooM K / DfTAcHED aEf hiff FRAME, equipped .
s5,@5o-sMALL CASH, $50 Mo.-s3oo
59th ave, East Riverdale Heights. Md;
5-room bungalow. attic used for bedroom,
tub h.-wh.. full basement, garage. Own
Il NoRTH rh ar ARLiNGToNo hieS1 Dn brick,
baths, bedrooms: 2 years old; $4,000.
TXKoMa TTXSI9onSM a79a, 9Paa,RK-attrsct,ve and available
corner brick bungalow with 6 rms. bath,
attic with stairway, basement. side porch.
oil heat, fenced yard; Priced reasonable.
VIC. PA; AVE; and Ala ave; se-S rooms
s; $50; 81 900 cash; balance ike rent.
3-RM," a-SToRY BRICK, S. Arlington.
on heat @ tie bath, lse; yard, full basement.
3,OI CHEVY CHASE PARKwAY Cnear
cireleo. D. C.ES-ro.om; 2-bath brick q
bre a4d 0ah @be m gn gscondon M paint int
terror, Also next door 67d5. i0-room. >
bath brick. and 80 other detached homes
lltdi FuIlOH AIOIuOH, owner, a.
tBTrookeIr!s. attention M '-'o Until 0 pn'
fdhsn Df5s 5sdrs srm pb vns roGm large
lar large l9 paved street block to city
fireplace, full basement, NV heat; Soaa: s,car
garage near near bus. stores. schools; liberal
sVRS oWNER fRnSsFHRRnD: KsnSef7HR i mr. Boiling Field
high elevation-New brick 2-story. 3 bed
rooms. (Attention, newlyweds,) Furni-
Fs ep n rA n S0rss seh0s sss bus ps 9'
SSAnSST @sS%ai sss
ss5ss sslsS !lsas dssp
s''B BtSGaLo5Wn sGd 5 new vscas no IKE fl7g
near .streetcars, bus lines. stores, etc; large
BuNGaaiEoWe b. tEaaiE WFees laSee ne sdos s156 wear, old
1899 Buick 4.door sedan radio, heater,
eSsfl cS: e0nd; S495o no dealers; 5000
CHEVY, CHEVY CHASE. Mpm-a-bedroom brick,
bath; screened porch, attached A sarase; nse
! exeellent See surroundingT $4,000. WI.
400 EMERSON ST. N.w.-5-oedroom de-
f:s fashed So9 home; vacant Roberts E, Latimer
10 los SHERMAN HI 5aM AVE, Takoma Park, Md
rooms. Roberts E Latimer. 'eE. 1s7S; s7St
ewes, Mr. Helan. GE. 1864.
kENSINGTON-3-bed bedroom ami. bunga-
low; foored attic, piped in for finishing.
Orchards shade trees garden, Close to
transp,, schools and churches. Call WI
651Q. Mrs. Haycraft..
NEAR Wisconsin and Western aves. b-room
prick. perfect condition; $4,000. Cali
BETHESDA Bradley area-2-yr.-old CO.
lonial Groom, 112-bath brick oil hot-alr
heat, garage attached, perfect condition.
Call Oliver 6S67
S10,750-Bethesda area, Colonial brick,
generous. rooms, tile bath, oil hot-air heat;
fenced lot: near Naval Hospital. Call
Evening star., 1943-12-18
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
CLEVELAND PARK SECTION.
ObEG nATTv *

1923 2Sth ST. NV
This beautiful residence immaculate
condition, consisting of large living room
with fireplace, dining room, breakfast room,
ultramodern kitchen. also reading or sun
room on LIST floor 3 extra large bedrooms,
with large cedar closets and . complete
paths on End floor, Maids room and bath
IN basement. Built-in garage, automatic
automatic washing machine. After pm
lob. 1919 K St n W
Evening star., 1943-12-18
1920 N. UHLE ST
-,s+o n-.rn-ctn

GTZU N UHIE .
immediate Possession.
$3.50 Cash, Balance Easy Terms.
Semidetached brick home, rooms and
bath. Al condition Convenient to trans
portation and shopping. Price to include
practically new stove and refrigerator.
H. G. SMITHY CO, MA. 1908.
: ROOMS. PRACTICALLY NEW. BUILT
for owner highly restricted community,
Broadmont, Falls Church. Living room,
dining room: den. lavatory, kitchen
screened porch, first floor Second floor,
3 bedrooms. bath: full basement, fireplace;
maids room and bath. built-in garage. oil
heat. copper plumbing; Owner transferred,
will accept Sl2.95O with So 500 down pay
ment. Immediate possession. FRED
ERICK ". BERENs. INC, 1923 st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-12-18

S945O,
Located In section OF ne. where all
homes are new and pretty Is this attractive
lng sig lovely rooms, modern tile bath and
shower, elaborately equipped kitchen with
General Electric refrigerator. livable recre-
is an excellent value and immediate, pos
BEITzELL, pi. sloo, i515 K st. NV.
ssh tANRoHER xlgsST RD.
bedrooms, bath 2nd floor: large, sunroom
on 1st floor. Convenient to transportation
anu S'VisMrr H e. sMrrHy Co. MA. 5000.
& rooms. bath and extra lavatory, gas air
f0v5sf on hsCs
5Ssr' ssi ne e. Mr. aiidden, Sun. and md e7es.,
N NEAR srd AND yARNUM SITS. NV =.
brick pSsshes
to sell. Mr.. Weaver: Wo: 4044.
s..,,s. FORT Sas DAY DAy1s p! PARE *, v..r,
gas hot-water heat, stone retaining wall
around property; reasonable terms; pos
session. Allison II 15nsa, 81, 81 BETWEEN isvHsi
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AND 5th ST.
semidetached brick, arranged IN very very
nice apts nice lawn garage to alley Wll
sals sharpotr po 'fEMs EM e5a Ha9 give o'S'eSS'0" M
TWO Good NE. LocAT1oNs-vAcANT
hes sa row rsrsss ss % ri sou sS1pe5 condition
rooms; nearly new. row brick, gas air
conditioned heat: new-house CONDITION.
Reasonable terms on either. Mr.. Foster
''' MARSHALL J. wAPLE co,
1924 14th st. NV. District 3346.
Evening star., 1943-12-18
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.,
APARTMENTS WANTED

6022 N Wilson blvd At
tractlvely furn. rm. and kitchenette. mi
NJ. transp. Falls Church S56-W-2 10
Evening star., 1943-12-18
UNUSUAL-DIFFERENT.

Ia L Cib IANA-S1O ,OUU.
j., Seldom does a purchaser OF home have
the opportunttr to purchase home OF this
| dtStlnction quality Gust ON built by the ar
chitect who designed the Belasco Thea ater
@ @apon inspection you will find the best Of
half bath. beam ceilings. step-down living
room with unusual fireplace. dining room
with beam ceilings, ell woodwork paneied
oak large library with fireplace OF recep-
ton hall, large patio of living room. de
luxe Kitchen with steel cabinets. built-in
spection to what we believe to be a great
Evening star., 1943-12-18
HOUSES FOR SALE tcsn,.) J .
srrvrv spSIN2Ss Sn;2oo. nr,nn.yo,,

SILVER SPRING BUNGALOW,
This--Picture bungalow is less than 2
room. dining room, elaborate kitchen with
electric refrigeration, 2 large bedrooms.
oneS Ses fpaf o ws SsS
frontage: immediate possession, This is
the first time advertised and will sell from
this ad. BETTzELL, DI. 3100, 1915 X
ST. NV
Evening star., 1943-12-18
darlington, Va" Home
With q Acre of Ground

WIUII q NCTE OF GFOund.
An unusual and individual rambling type
at high elevation, in a beautiful 7s-acre
landScaped setting. First floor: Attractive
entrance. large living room with lovely fre-
place, dining room, paneled st floor bed
room with built-in hunks. artistic fireplace
ana private bath 'of course, this room CO n
be used as library; de luxe and perfectly
equipped kitchen. TWO lovely bedrooms
and tile bath above. This house is prac-
tcally new. appealing and complete in
eyery modern detail. Built-in garage.
Price, SI5500. To inspect call
Mp WRIGHT cE 0SRO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-25
HARTFORD LEADS TN FAT SALVAGE
Waterbury Ranked Third in Summary of April
 Collections

Waterbury ranked third amons the four largest Connecticut cities collecting kitchen grease during ths month of April, J. Warren Upson. chairman of the salvage committee announced yesterday. Waterbury salvaged 8,164 pounds or 40 per cent of tis fats quota last month, he said
 Salvage committee officials said that the meat situation has a great deal to do with the reduction in collections of kitchen greaseS, but state salvag officials point out that while the collection in Connecticut is decreasing each month 1t is in- creasing in Massachusetts.
 Hartford with a collection equai to 66 per cent of it's quota led the four big cities of the state: New Haven came second with 43 per cent and Bridgeport trailed with 37 per cent.
 In April Torrington collected 3s per cent of it's quota and Bristol 37 per cent. Records for other communities in this section fol April were: Watertown, 52 per cent Naugatuck 37 per cent; Washington 72 per cent; Thomaston, 67 per cent Litchfield, 57 per cent; and Bridge port trailed fourth with 37 per cent.
 The quotas are figured at one- fifth of pound per month for each person.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-25
CROWDED BUSSES
 DELAY COMMITTEE
Transportation Lines Re- ducing Service 2O@o to
 Conserve Gasoline

Boston. May 25-(UP)-Commut- CTS were experiencing crowded busses and confusing delays in New England today as transportation lines put into effect ODT orders to reduce service 20 per cent to con- serve gasoline.
 Transportation officials acknowl- edged that the task of transporting workers to war job under the sched- ule cut presented many difficulties. Fred A. Cummings, yice-preSident of the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway, announced bluntly that many commuters will just have to walk"
 President Edward Dana of the Boston Elevated Street Railway said that despite careful planning, diffi- culties might arise that would have to be solved by "on the spot" re- vision.
 Officials of the Boston & Maine and the New England Transporta- tion Company reported that all bus service on their lines that paralleled train service had been eliminated. Six trips have been suspended in Maine and New Hampshire. A round trip on the Boston, Portsmouth. Biddeford. Portland line had been cancelled and six round trips on the Boston, Nashua, Manchester Con- cord, N. H. line were suspended.
 The New England Transportation Co. which serves Cape Cod, Rhode Island and Connecticut announced numerous changes though officials said they were trying to maintain as many busses as they could under the new 20 per cent slash.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-25
CLINTON E. CONGER United Press Staff Correspondent

London, May 25-(UP)-A Ger man naval spokesman was quoted today as admitting. that the Allies are striking increasingly heavy blows at Germany's U-boat fleet in the battle of the Atlantic, on which may hinge the success of an Allied invasion of Europe.
 Simultaneously, Allied sources re- ported that ship losses for May probably would be lower than April, one of the best months since the start of the war, while destruction of Axis submarines was rising toward new high.
 The final showdown will come, AL lied informants said, in late sum- mer, when Germany is expected to put into action 500 submarines and the United States and Britain bring to bear the full weight of their lat est anti-U-boat weapons-escort air craft carriers, destroyers and other escort vessels.
 "The U-boat is losing, but the knockout round has not been decid- ed," one authority said
 The German naval spokesman's admission was contained in Berlin dispatch received in Stockholm. The spokesman, Heinrich Schmidt, was quoted as saying in speech:
 '"The Allied anti-U-boat methods are growing stronger every day with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-25
WPB ISSUES NEW ORDER ON SCRAP
ServiceabIe AutOmOtive Parts Subject of Latest
 Order=ExCeptiOns

Scrapping of serviceable used automotive parts has been stopped by the War Production board, the Connecticut Field Office owl, an- nounced today.
 The WIPE order provides that on and after June l, 1943, irrespective of the terms of any contract or agreement no person shall scrap, sell or deliver as scrap any used auto motive part except when such part is mo longer serviceable' A list of the parts affected is included with the order, and in general consists of the following assemblies: axles, bearings, brakes, clutch, cooling system, engine, fuel system, ignition system, springs, starter and genera tor. steering, transmission, and spe- ctal truck equipment.
 The prohibition does not apply to () used automotive parts prepared for shipment or in transit to steel mills, foundries, or furnaces on June 1, 1943; @ to parts which on June l are mingled with other forms of scrap to an extent where segrega- tion Is impracticable; (3) to the sale or delivery of vehicles or chassis to auto Wreckers, scrap dealers, auto motive dealers, repair shops and garages or between individuals, or to the sale and delivery of used au- tomotive parts other than as scrap
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-25
RUBBER PROGRAM
 PLEASES LETTERS
U. s. Has Enough for Mili= tary Uses and Allies Says
 National Director

Boston, May 25. - (UP) - Ma tional Rubber Director William M. JefferS has announced that all syn thetie rubber plants in the country should be operating effectively by the first of the year
 Jeffers arrived in Boston last night with James V. Forrestal, un- der secretary of Navy, on a tour of local plants.
 JefierS emphasized that the United States "has enough rubber for mill tary uses, for essential driving and for our Allies He praised the nations rubber firms and said that by the end of l943, we ought to have produced enough to give the country a rubber stockpile of 140,- poo tons of both synthetic and nat ural rubber for emergency uses"
 Jeffers said the synthetic rubber program was expected to produce about 5,000000 synthetic automobile tires during 1943. He set the 1914 figure at 30,000,000.
 "Once our plants are working on 9 yearly basis" he said, they will produce enough rubber to take care of the armed forces, lend lease and essential civilian needs"
 He said that the 40 per cent over all slash in commercial traffic mil cage was not part of the rubber conservation program. We have no tie-up in that milage reduction campaign" he added.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-25

person riding out there is always subject to great danger. People riding on running boards have the habit of jumping off the cars be- fore they have stopped. We can just imagine the predicament per- son would be in by jumping off a milk truck with a couple of milk bottles in each hand and then fall ing. Young boys have been used for helpers by some of our local com panies without the knowledge of the management and the police are striving to eliminate this situation. Boys like to get a ride any time anywhere and on any kind of vehicle and to ride on the running board is real treat for them. They take a chance of being sideswiped by another car or thrown off in the event of sudden application of the brakes. So to the drivers we say that it is not only a violation of the motor vehicle law but more important it violates the law of common sense.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-25
M The Local Theaters
STATE

Performances tonight at Warmers State theatcr conclude the engage ments of Jean Arthur, Joel McCrea and Charles Coburn in The More the Merrier,' also Warren William in One Dangerous Night"
 Topping the current procession Of movie hits is the new technicolor hit, White Savage which brings romance, action and thrilling ad- venture to the screen at the State starting tomorrow.
 Acclaimed a major achievement in the realm of entertaining screen successes, the new production stars Maria Montez, Jon Hall and Sabu the sensational trio of the unfor- gettable Arabian Nights"
 Distinguished players in the sup porting cast are TuIhan Bey Sidney Toler, Thomas Gomez, Don Terry and Paul Guilfoyle
 Photographed in glorious techni- color the film has for it's locale sun-swept South Seas island Miss Montez portrays the fabulous native princess who rules the island. Hal has the role of an intrepid shark hunter He wishes certain fishing concessions and the love of the glamorouS princess. Of course, he gets what he wants; but not until a conspiracy is thWarted and an earthquake nearly destroys the island paradise and it's inhabitants.
 Picturesque highlights of the film include native festivals and rituals while underwater swimming se- quences performed by Hall and Sa- bu are graphically thrilling
 Miss Montez. more alluring than she appeared in Arabian Nights is outstanding in her role of the emotional ruler and her wardrobe, featuring the newest variation of the sarong and called the "shee- rnog." is definite innovation.
 He's My Guy" a comedy with music is the second hit of tomor- rows new show and features that taVorite of screen and radio, none. other than Joan Davis who is said 70 be at hilarious best with Fuzzy Knight, the Mills Brothers and ether favorites in featured roles.
 Don't forget the States early bird show which will be presented Thurs day morning for the convenience of defense workers. Doors of the the ater will open at g a. m. and the show will get underway shortly af- rewards.