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Evening star., 1943-05-17

Saying that responsibility for
bringing relief to CONSTRUCTED
areas rests squarelv with the Fed
eral Government, the subcommit-
tee said production of war mate
rials would fall behind if war agen-
cies did not coordinate their ac-
tivities to bring relief to these sec
tions.
In its report, which dealt par
ticularlv with congested conditions
in the San Francisco Bay area, the
subcommittee attributed to Federal
war agencies an utter lack of CO.
Evening star., 1943-05-17
BroziIion Flyers Sink Sub

RIO DE JANEIRO, May II lP,.-
The Brazilian Air Force has sunk a
U-boat off Maceio, it was announced
today.
Evening star., 1943-05-17
Drastic OPAShokeup, Rotioning
Changes Urged in House Report
Revision of Food Handling Methods in War
Centers Demanded by Naval Subcommittee
BY the Associated Press.


Contendng this the time for doing Jobs holding them
House Naval Affairs Subcommittee today
tic of OPA agencys
DDS of aong and rauoning food critical production
Evening star., 1943-05-17

(See TRANSIT JOBS, Page A-14)
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Continued on Page ALA, Column | :,
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(See COAL, Page A-6)
Evening star., 1943-05-17

(See KILDAY BILL, Page Al
Evening star., 1943-05-17

'See MORRISON, Page A-14l
Evening star., 1943-05-17

Late news and sports are covered on
Pages Tx and 2-X of this edition of
The Star. supplementing the news Of
the regular home delivered edition.
Evening star., 1943-05-17

(See RUBBER. Page A-lD !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24

Answer to yesterdays puzzle.
Evening star., 1943-12-19
REFRESHER COURSES
MOTOR RAvEr

CHAUFFEUR. 10 years experience long
H5stsIvf Man unSn ana VT. Sos desire
transportation to Miami bet Dec. 18th
for and 5an 9Th arg will drive i desired win
M ad1a gas ia ana o3o Oh references exchanged
MATURE COUPLE wish ride to St Peters
6l 6grg, Fla Mon. or Tues. Decker, Bradley
DRIVING TO West Palm Beach, Fla. about
December %. would like passenger to share
expenses xlI and driving. Phone Warfield
WANTED. ride to Roanoke Va, for . next
Erlday, Dec. "a. Call Hobart 56l3, Mr.
RIDE WANTED to Chicago at once. Phone
Sunday' 1d 10 a.m.-2 pm, North 1850,
TsRASNsPoRTATIoN for service man v,o
Dec. %. GE. 4273. 'oti'' ieaH'hs
DRIVING CHRYsLER to New York Dec. a5
Fsy9f9l4s Kew 5Ss1 Ja9 s,.2 will accept passengers
NAVY LIT. desires ride to Norfolk Dec. %
after pm. Phone Woodiey 1907 after &
NAVAL OFFICER wishes transportation,
Dec. "a vicinity Rochester or Buffalo, N. Y,
Sr snare expenses, help drive. RE, 1900,
LADY wishes automobile transportation to
Nevt, New Y9gk 9Ik City on or about December a3.
LADY driving vic Columbia, Greenville,
DU. $3.50, Apt. so3. '0''' -'' one' feis'
IaDi' memoer AAA. driving Los Angeles
tuesday morning Southern route, desires
az passen - DU 16S"
YOUNG WOMAN wants ride to Pittsburgh,
Pa or VICINITY Dec. % or %; share ex-
perSeS. CT. $3.50
GOVERNMENT EMPLoYE. transferring to
san Francisco. desires TRANSFORMATION. Ex-
nnerlenced driver Dec. 20 to Jan. B.
MAN desires ride to Pittsburgh Share
expenses and help drive EN- Sa37.
WANT TRANSFORMATION to New York City
for .. on Dec. 2s morning: will help nav
expenses. Call Hillside 10s1W after pm.
M,AaNTEDM,,Transportation for girls to
! !IndIanapoiis. M Dec. 23. co: 5000, Apt. 115'
LADY desires TRANSFORMATION to and from
lower section South Carolina between Dec.
99as 40 anq e.; jan noA L; share expenses. Hobart
q GIRL Iva wants ride -Johnstown. Pa, Dec:
AZ SssSss ssSssy e e. g. Phone EVENINGS rS ali
Va. Dec, 24tn and return 26th or 9th
MI Fletcher. DI. 1862 or DU 5464. 90.
SERVlCEMAN and wife desire transporta-
tlon to Philadelphia December "a share
expenses. Phone Decatur 5000, Ext. 2OS,
Monday or Tuesday between 1906. 2Os
GIRL desires transportation Clearfieid AL
tocna Pa, or vicinity Dec. 90 or 80 Ma
tlonal 96S3. Apt. 500. 10.
WANTED--Some one going to Florida.
Key, West, to pull trailer: must have
srailer hitch; ;, GOOD compensation. Call
Evening star., 1943-12-19
SITUATIONS poMEsTlc.

COLORED GIRL wants general housework
by day or regularly. MI 6729
DOMESTIC HOUSECLEANERS, colored
man and two women: complete job includes
walls, woodwork, windows, furniture, floors,
etc. Professional and reasonable workers.
GIRL, colored wants days work. Elk
1902.
GIRL. colored, wants part-time work.
mornings, evenings. Day work. Cleaning
apartments. NO. 1869.
Dec 20 to Dec. 81. Call Ii 4O93
GIRL, colored. will care. for children for
working parents; no cooking; $1,000 and
car pass. Call North 1889.
GIRL. .colored, wants work from 3 until
LADY'S MAID or. chambermaid. maid
white. wishes position in or near. Wash
ington Good refs. Call WO. sO47.'
MAID. light houseWork, small apt or 4
bungalow: no washing: days; $40. car
fare; to i: ne. section, vicinity R. I. ave.
SCHOOLGIRL, colored, desires after school
work. all day Saturday. NO. 1877.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work. 81 90
a day and carfare. Call after l O'Clock,
WOMAN, colored. wants work, general
houseworky care Of children; no cooking;
live in Call Sunday, AD 5164.
WOMAN, colored. desires days work; so
cents per hr. and carfare. Call RE
WOMAN. colored. wishes Job as cook, gen.
eral houseworker. child's nurse. 702 N
st, NV.
Evening star., 1943-12-19
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUYTaYT-RooKKFEPFR

ACCOUNTANT T-BOOKKEEPER. 10 years
public public and private experience in retail,
draft deferred university, graduate, desires
perma nent position with employer who
wants VAL. g2od pn ost and loyal service $50 per
AAcccoyNsT2AANTP s2A P4-N, ASpIroR. SSIpSIFroR experienced
avallabie evenings from $50, accounting
or related work Of any line. Box 344-L
ATTORNEY, II years, private practice. now
with government. seeks suitable connection
agement, real estate. trade associations,
RooS Rar s12tTaefs ssx "6,,L e6N1. Star -
CT KS z,e exp desires permanent position
5Jss s6H 5o,ydsn. Eish driTsrS Lis License wants Job
Or $40 until s. j. Madden, FIR. IS s5ss' 'l'l'e
MAN, settled. colored. and mother would
CHAUFFEUR, experienced, white. 80,
single desires position to Florida; refs,
G CHEF EF-sTEwARD. long experience; good
coNsTRucTioN ief s9PERfSfENDENr. GIT fsaF ~
soeee Fts traned Box 15x star 0i0
DRUG CLERK "a years exp, wishes to
Or Or independent Box ass-L. 8 GG Star -. ips III
ELDERLY MAN, retired, active. healthy:
desires re work cerica! or semiclerieal fun
GRAD. GTI DO" AccoUSrANr otSSSrA wants de- books to
keen. taxes. reports incl, part time: prefer
daywori. Box 325-I. Star.
LANIT0R, pat time, apt. house, do paints.
1G49 Stanton ter. Sc. 19s
part, time, or any kind Of work Call AT
MAN. Young, colored, wants work Of any
kind: has D. c. permit: refs DE, 29s2.
MAN, ambitious. married. draft exempt
hard. sincere worker. able to grasp quickly,
accustomed to meeting public. capable of
responsible position. exp. managing liquor
store, gasoline station; also experienced in
credit business; good salesman; ready i'm
mediately for good, steady position of any
sort; not afraid of long hours; cannot con-
best ref Union 1925.
by experienced cartographers Also draft
OFFICE OR TEACHING VETERAN. hon.
med. discharge u degree; experience in
diplomatic service and as deputy treas
urer, trans. Slavic languages. types;
REAL REAL postSP rsTaTr sakrsMAN saK S s5as
man who knows WASHINGTON. wants con-
nection with reliable local firm where he
can specialize on rentals and sales; small
salary and commission. Address Box
SALESMAN. capable earning SIS to 500
per week desires position, familiar with
restaqraqts drug stores liquoE stores
SMESNiN: clothing and furnishings
civilian and military, 80 years experience
Al references executive ability. Avsi'a Bile
January ]. Box 245-L, Sta. 49,
Evening star., 1943-12-19
SITUATIONS WoMEN,

BUSINESS WOMAN will exchange part
time ONCE service with real estate firm
ment men on premises in NV, nearby Nd. or
CLERK;TYPIsT, wide experience; excel
manent position Immediately; no short
hand; 4O-hr. wk; straight S35 wk. Wo.
COMPANION to lady and child, could take
TsylSg TG,.g o2s4; ,k, Hale, ,,. 49,. 20.
home; some nursing ssperisnse; n no Sso house,
cf1t Tsff5eRfs5 WiDow Nv White seS 4 and child
i.adut home Where SUCH sach serSice sf'ese Weud ID
be be aperec ,atsa BOX 1901, Star, = 20.
D,REssMAkING, designing. remodel!ne and
seraons Ant rens Ab bi:s ssas Bert 1880 Irving
GIRL. colored. wants 3 days work, refer
enasT. aiRT cNlolsg Mletropo1itan l,ta a,y 55o4
call 5oofs' io0feP FR NE 200 fk c0n'ro. and will
NONE TAX Pc nli;Ts. books kept part
NURSE acon connar,on p ltt s,.t,t,.n ,4lG o,,,s ,
position W lh perty. going to Florida after
SeW Ss Ysar,s; doctors reference, Box
NURSE, practical good reference. chronic
cases preferred: live out. MI. 1851
]R NURSE, hospital experience. OR 49s2.
MoasE, practical' white. educated, desires
hSf SrT SSh cAKF S'ar invalid SCHOOL a2
Hiiti!u; ny illuole,ageQ lady Mount Pleasant
PRACTICAL NURSE will assist in flu cases,
skcRGFARYh 81 hegT hh0ps srENoeRapHER ssS sat
GeXpspienee GDsr i.ao general ofhce and legal work
sECY. -sTENoGRApHER, Al; available
Tor temporary work; would consider per-
mansnt position. North 0426
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, college
grad . yrs. gen. ofc. exp, desires part
tlmG lIl, or 5-day position. SH 227O.
SECRETARY, medical years' eYneriepoa
aTc;Ssnnrate; T;Sn salary, $3.50 mo. Ii. s724 19'
S, aval!n nle Box GA-L Star.
UNIVERSITY STUDENT desires portion
IN IN afternoons or evenings. Box 2S9-L
WOMAN, reliable; clean apartments morn
@ ingS for employed girls or couples. FIR
WOMAN, versatile, Protestant with un-
including writing. editing and Advertising
wishes association with progressive firm
YOUNG WOMAN, college trained years
once experience, wants clerical. bookkeep-
ing; lhs; Imanuscrpt or record work at home.
ACTIVE OLDER WHITE WOMAN would
care for an elderly lady; S25 per month
liye iE N; H., 1920 Ontario rd. NV. Apt. I0I.
nomics major, fluent Spanish; seeks oppor.
@here held will eventually be S. America.
WRITING. RESEARCH OR ED,ToRi.,
position wanted by woman with expert
ence in all these fields Exceptionally IN
teiiieent and adaptable, excellent appear
ance and personality. Box 106-L, Star.
Evening star., 1943-12-19
PERSONAL.

LADIES' HATS REMODELED, blocked,
cleaned, made from materials, furs. feIts
Vogue Hats, 737 18th st. NV EX. 39I1' o6s
REDUCING, special rates: remove fat in
Spots; results assured; baths, 5 treatments,
VACANCY in convalescent home. private
rm., cross ventilation, 24-hr. nursing care.
Doctors refs. EN- 7112
UNIQUE DANCE STUDIo, eouipped with
best record changer, speakers, mike.
piano, over 500 records. small stage. for
your private party; 35 couples and up.
Evening star., 1943-12-19
ATTENTION!

MANUFACTURE AND SELL
ufacturer with modern. well-eouipped
plants, is prepared to take over the entire
manufacturing and sales OF individuals or
concerns who have either a product. ma
chine. special tool or accessory for the
postwar market. Thev have complete
facilities, equipment large force of
thoroughly experienced designers and fac
tory men and the financial resources to
handle manufacturing and distributing
projects CT any reasonable size
They are prepared to build special ma
chnery, manufacture precision partS. sub
assemblies or undertak volume production
for others. Inquiries Will have promp,
attention. Correspondence will be treated
with the utmost confidence and references
exchanged If desired. Arrangements can
be made for a personal meeting either at
your Headquarters or their ONCE. which
ever is more convenient
Address Manternach. Inc, Planning
Dept, Hartford !, Conn.
Evening star., 1943-12-19
REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

RECREATION ROOMS. porches inclosed.
sR19 BRlekIxYERBoisrs ilsn M aias chimneys 1sr Are
places incineratoIs, partitions. day or con-
sddons porshes floors
IS sl9sssS; S dSoTs. ii; s57s, S.. a
time payments Ho. o4sa.
CARPENTRY. painting and paperins. Your
fyaSh.i sfRvfcgE!ectris Eegs appliances
ssai Xmas lishting, etc: Philco inteIcommuni-
tive 3o67. Sunday. Monday-also eve
PAPERING AND PAINTING. priced rea-
FLOOR sANbNG 6 renshins Nv xaSins s2ss and
fsahRs fSTERioR Cal AND Ba1E ISrkF,oM AR as' white
GENERAL HOME REPAiRs ~ closed-in
R9rches Psr and oors stern sssh and doors
paintins e cali Rsndoiph spad1 5s5s st'e'S1 mouse
PAPERiNG, painting, plasterins, scrapns,
fEse et no shortage Of help
chimes repaired electricians. wiring and
ff2sE5s FxREE NsessH 4,st tst.eass work White
PAINTING. Par papsrinE; floors finished; work
chanics Free est. CHI s46S, MI Hough. 81
PAPER HANGING, this week. only ST and
up.I up per n room: l943 washable. sunfast pa
PAPER HANGING. Quality a WorkmansRip; Snip
white mech: painting. plastering and floor
sanding. RA. 1920.
PAINTING - Kitchen, bath. Stop roof
leaks Light carpentry work. Patch work,
ceiling. walls. Reliable. Reasonable. DU
PAINTING Of the betterkind; work done
Immediately. WO. S137.
PLASTER. brick, cement and hagstone
waterprooflng; no job too small. TR 1859
PLAsTERING - Plaster repair by job
Prompt, guaranteed service bv careful
experienced man; reference. Ho. 2315,
RADIOS REPAIRED regardless Of war.
SaaiS; , RyinE i a it for prompt service to
RE. E.IIR1NG trubber)WMaii us. US, parcel
post, the wheels of your baby carriages,
wagons velocipedes, tricycles. Will return
parcel post. Natl Sport Shop. 246l 18th
st. co: 96l1: Open eve. Sun. till noon
SLIP COVERS, draperies, upholstery, re-
pairs; Satisfaction guaranteed. Mr.. Jones,
sTtR!THEE1SlANr = cARLsoN-oen. contract.
room Specially. nj. os91- TX % or TR. !ss'ioh eiso.
CARPENTER, GENERAL REPAIRING.
Work Guaranteed Trinidad O563 19s
ALTERATIONS, repairing, remodeling Of
any description, any type building and
LAWRENCE g. SON, OR. 7544. sl'
Evening star., 1943-12-19
LANSBURGH & BRO,

18th. Sth and E SITS. NV,
Require the services of Saleswomen, part
or full time employment: experience not
necessary; you will be shown the most
modern and simplified methods OF selling
Apply Employment Office. 4th floor.
Evening star., 1943-12-19
SITUATIONS MEN & woMEh

COUPLE, colored, with one child, wishes
WorK as 1anltor with quarters. 1920 Ilth
A. ~ 49,
MAN AND WIFE, colored, want janitor s
quarters; no children, class 4-F TayIor
Evening star., 1943-12-19
TIPPING MANUSCRIPTS. ADDREssIN
ENVELOPES. STENCILING, ETC, AT M
HOMF- PHONE GF. 1854 pos
ADMINISTRATIVE ASST

College graduate, age %. well dressed,
attractive, years banking experience, :,
years commercial experience, / year asst,
70 important executive, open to any offers
Can start January / Salary moi less than
3D. 3D. WY, TypinG and stenographic ability.
Evening star., 1943-12-19
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont, !.

FLOOR SANDING,
Finishing; nne quality work. L. r. Folk.
Evening star., 1943-12-19
WOMAN N

To manage and cook for small private cafe
terra and supervise helpers, in Alexan
dria, Va, Good hours and salary, pleasant
SURROUNDINGS: must have had previous food
cafeteria or restaurant experience Reply,
giving telephone number. age and business
Al Ctor
Evening star., 1943-12-19

Continued on Next Pags,)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-10
Bridge Luncheons
FavOrite Fetes
In CHEVY Chase

Mrs. Albert P. Woodson was host
ess at luncheon today In her Chevy
Chase home, her guests remaining
through the afternoon to play
bridge. Yesterday Mrs. Robert Acorn
gave similar party and Monday
Mrs. Leigh Brite entertained at
Wardman Park Hotel. Mrs. Brite
was hostess to Is guests in honor
of Mrs. Dow, wife of 1t. Comdr.
William Dow Of Boston, who is
visiting her brother-in-la and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene P. Rowell.
Mrs. Charles Sheppe gave an eve
ming bridge party Monday followed
by a late supper Among her guests
were Mrs. Stanley Titus, Mrs. Fred
erick Haines, Mrs. Lee Price Calfee,
Mrs. Wilbur Gass. Mrs. Garrett
Pendleton. Mrs. David K. Robinson,
Mrs. Leigh Lawrence, Mrs. Thornton
Owen. Mrs. Chris Chappell, Mrs.
James H. Pugh, jr., and Mrs. Regi-
Maid Pledger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-10
Loyal Legion Unit
To Hear Miss Nicola%

Miss Helen Nicolay. whose father
was a private secretary and biog<
rapher of Lincoln, will be guest
speaker for the District Society
Danes Of the Loyal Legion, at a
program tomorrow afternoon COM
memorating Lincoln's birthday an
niversary Her subject will be THE
Children's Lincoln"
The program. to be held at the
home of Mrs. Frank B. Steele, also
will be featured by the exhibit of a
shawl often worn by Lincoln. The
valuable relic will be displayed by
Mrs. Roland Dyer. to whom it is
being loaned by Mrs. William r.
Harr.
Ethel Pyne will give two groups
of songs, accompanied at the piano
by Adele Bush.
Mrs. Jerome j. WILDER. president
of the society. will assist Mrs. Steele.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-10
St. Johns College
Club Plans Annual
arty on FRIDAY

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will
head the list Of patrons for the
annual card party and dance to be
given by the Mothers Club of st.
Johns College and cadets Of the
college Friday evening at the Shore
ham Hotel
Other patrons include the Ambas-
sador from Belgium. Count van der
Straten- Ponthoz; the Ambassador
from Ecuador. Capt. C. E. Alfara
the Minister from Ell Salvador, DR.
Don Hector David Castro and
Sonora Castro; Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court Stanley F. Reed
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin H. Mcintyre
Mrs. Felix Frankfurter, Justice
Frank Murphy. 1t. Gen. Thomas
Holcomb, U. S, M. c.; Maj Gen. and
Mrs. Lewis Hershey, U. S. A.; Mrs
Frances Parkinson Keyes. DR.. John
Heating Cartwright, Ri Rev. Msgr.
John A. Ryan, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Mi
chael J. Ready and Rt. Rev. Msgr.
Lawrence J. Shehan. Other patrons
will include members of Congress
sional and educational circles as
we'll as dignftaries of the Catholic
Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-10
Auxiliary to Hear
Wiu RO6erS. Jr.

REPRESENTATIVE VIII Rogers, II.
will be the guest speaker at the
Valentine Victory luncheon to be
given by the City Of Hope Auxili-
airy, Los Angeles tuberculosis Ssna-
forum, next Monday. The affair
will be held at 1890 pm. at the
Mayflower Hotel.
Guests will include Mrs. Rogers
Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld and Mrs
Gerstenfeld, Samuel Golfer, direc.
tor of the sanatorium: Mrs. Rosa
Warner Charnas, 1t Commander
Herman Hoffman, U. S. NJ, and Mrs
Hoffman; Mrs. NJ. w. Clark and
Miss Sylvia HIGHLANDER, Eastern re-
gional director.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-10
Ru1nba Dance Sunday
Arranged by Pan.
American Society

The American Society will
have it's second rumba dance Sum-
day evening at s o'clock at the Hotel
Statler. The society is composed of
Latin American diplomats, workers
in the Federal Government. college
professors and students. The pur-
pose Of the organization is to pro-
mote a more enlightened attitude
among those in Washington toward
our Latin American neighbors.
The Society's program for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-10

present is the mass teaching Of
Spanish. The group is teaching
more than 1900 Government work.
ers basic speaking knowledge Of
the language and expects to teach
$4,000 during this year.
The Commercial Counselor of the
Bolivian Embassy and Sonora de
Ballivan will share honors at the
dance Sunday evening with the
Second Secretary of the Argentine
Embassy, Senior Don Jorge Escalante
Posse. and the Second Secretary of
the Nicaraguan Legation, Col, Her.
mogenes Prado. Also to be guests
of honor at this fete will be Mr..
Philip L. Green of the Latin
American division Of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture and Mrs.
Green.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-10
Miss Hill Returns

Miss Cynthia Hill has joined her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Hill, after visiting Capt. Laid
Hoover. U. S. A., and Mrs. Hoover at
the Atlanta Ordnance depot, where
Capt. Hoover is on duty. Miss Hill
was extensively entertained during
her visit there and returned yester-
day.
Mrs. Hoover formerly was Miss
Barbara Nell Thomas, niece of Mrs.
Ollie James, and made her debut in
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-10

Mrs. Henry Segal. Mrs. Lawrence
Koenegsberger will speak on limo
Answers Sos" factual presenta-
ton Of Hadassah's dramatic contr1-
button Of medical facilities to the
Allied armies in the Near East.
Rabbi 1sadore Breslau, guest Of
honor, will review Hadassah's &C
complishments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-10
Schif to Speak

Philip Schiff, director Of the Jew
ish Welfare Board and the USO at
the Jewish. Community Center, will
speak at a meeting of the WASH
ington Ladies Auxiliary Of the Jew
ish Consumptive Relief Society of
Denver February II. The meeting
will be held at the Jewish Commu-
nifty Center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-10
24th Anniversary

The Oath anniversary Of the
washington Chapter of Hadassah
will be celebrated February is at
the Jewish Community Center.
practical Facts Of the Jewish Ma
tlonal Fund" will be discussed bv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-10
South Dakota Dance

The South Dakota State Society
will have Valentine dance Friday
evening from $50 to 1890 o'clock
at Wardman Park Hotel. The men,
bers of the South Dakota delega ton
in Congress will be the guests of
honor and in cooperation with the
entertainment of members of the
United States armed forces IS men
in the services have been invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-10
Pre.Nuptial Party

Mr. Rudolph B. Behrend will be
host Sunday afternoon from 4 to G
o'clock at the Mayf1ower for his
daughter, Miss Ruth Nordlinger
Behrend. and Maj. c. Haskell Small
whose engagement recently was an
nounced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Actress Carried On

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. Is.
GAIL RUSSELL worked all
the way through Our Hearts
Were Young and Gay" in severe
pain from four wisdom teeth.
She went into the hospital to
have them yanked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Keyhoe Portrait of MIR. Big O'Connor

ont OF the cute kid stage and
entered the gangling period.
The studio dropped him. and he
and his mother went back TO
the act with his brothers.
When one Of the brothers
died things looked pretty bleak
for the O'ConnorS. but once
again fate put on a Hollywood
makeup and took over the situ-
alton.
The offer was from Universal
this time Again Donald made
good and this time he also
made 1t stick.
AS he appeared in one low
budget picture after another,
the fan mail started pouring in.
Pretty soon it got so heavy that
Mrs. O'Connor had to come in
and help the clerks in the fan
mail department handle it.
The studio, taking the tip
made Donald a star, and Donald
reciprocated by making the
studio a mint o. money in the
shortest possible time
With Peggy Ryan as his com
cdy partner he has grinned,
mugged, danced and sung his
way through 10 films. the most,
recent of which is Top Man"
He hasn't even had time be-
tween productions TO GO fishing
or tinker with a jalopy. But he
has made time % study me-
chanics and acquire flying time.
That's how he spends his eve
nings and SUNDAYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Studded With Stars

Although only a block away.
it's a far cry from the United
Artists TO the Michigan where
you find Thank Your Lucky
Stars holding out for a second
week.
This is a rollicking roster Of
every star on the Warner lot
calling Bette Davis, paging Err
rol Flynn, etc.-and each one
does a superb speciality.
One of the principal reasons
we liked this one so much is
that every celebrity has been
given something TO do. La
Davis sings a torch song. Ann
Sheridan does everything but a
strip tease and Ida Lupino and
Olivia de Havilland do Sis
ter act" that's as hilarious as
il is cleVerly contrived,