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taste and dignity by Pandro s. Berman.
 The entire cast is excellent, you have never seen Miss Hepburn turn In a better more moving pcrfor- nance or Huston do a more realls- tic portrayal than he does as Ling Tan. head of the Ling family. You'll greet Turhan Bey as Lac Er. hus- band of Jade lMEiss HepbuFn( and yonll hate Tamiroff as the Chinese Quisling. who would betray his own people. You will. indeed. find your self running out of laudatory ad- gectives for everyone connected with the filming of Dragon Seed"
 Certainly this is one Of the best pictures of this or any other year. Don't miss itl
 On the same program of hits, there are selected short subjects, and latest news Of the day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-11
CAUGHT BRASS RING

Colleen Townsend and Dick Erd- man. youngsters who made their screen debuts in "Janie." have had their Warner Bros. contracts re. newed.
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- M Hollywood
BY ERsKTNE JOHNSON EEA Staff Correspondent

The FIlf Parade: Henry Ginsbers --New production boss at Para mount studio, replacing Buddy de Sylva. Henry has spent his entire business life in the film industry. starting out as press agent for the Mutt and Jeff animated cartoons Hes prouder. however. Of tine fact that. sI've never hired a relative in 25 years" Which makes him 8 Hol- lywoo1 o6dity. Prem new on" he says Paramount will function on new sdeas. People who don't have them can get out" Ginsberg claims that mnnpcwer is the secret Of sue- cessDnl business enterprise in any industry.
 Gspucho MarK-Thai false mus taclie Croucho has been wearing for years takes just 90 seconds to ap- ply. He puts it on with eyebrow pencil.
 Esther Williams - Story behind her separation from pr. Leonard K0Vmer is that he objected to her film career from the very beginning. Her stard0m in M-G-Ai's "Pathing Beauty vas too much for him.
 Clar6ette Colbert Friends were worried when Claudette accepted that mother role in Since You Went Away.s They forgot that a similar role sn limitation of Life" several years back proved to be one Of her biggest hits.
 BACK FROM HEAVEN
 Marearet OBrien - M-G-M has l another story with all the appeal | and charm Of Lost Angel" for | Margarei's next movie. "A Touch | of Heaven" She plays a girl who is so unhappy in heaven shes allowed | tO return tO earth for one day to clear her brother of a serious charge.
 John Emery-With regrets, John shaved off a gausiaclle he's worn for years for his role with IngTid Berg man in sThe House of Dr. Ed- wardes" Studio orders. Next day Producer David O. Sslzniek took one look at the clean-shaVen Emery and sent him to the makeup department for a false mustache. He'll wear t in the picture.
 STRICTLY EkDBvsDuALg6T
 Moss Hart-Am3ng Hartis favor ite stories is one about a meeting between his 7e-year-0ld father. who writes scngs as q hobby, and Irving
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dapper in a straw hat. gets sprinklec by a city water truck in one se. quence and that little inciden, brings on some heavy chuckles, also according to grapevine reports. But some are saying that the golf scent tops them all. Wen have to wait and see which gets the cake.
 Judging from the description oI this tender screen glory which GOV. CTS such a wide scope in entertain. ment of every variety. Hollywood magicians have finally produced the all-time screen classic-its title s Going My Way"
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GETS TT COMING AND GOING

A featured player with Bette Davis in 'The Corn Is Green" at Warner Bros. RhysWilliams is doubly fortunate man these days. He draws a second pay check for acting as technical advisor on the picture. checking and double check ing authenticity of Welsh dialects. customs and props.
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 Berlin, To ly:ease his dad, Moss bronsIlt Berlin out to the house one day to listen to bis spusie, Berlin listened and eouTte0nsly explained that the iyries Of one Of the songs could De iiDpr0yed, HaTt'g father walked oyer to Berlin and groyied: @LAsten here, Irving, sou stick to your type Of songs and IIl stick to nipe,S
 
 Talliilab Benkbead -yfhe movie in6ignltles Talluiah suffered in "L5geb0atT sill be at0ped for ln heF next, sCzarlne," As Empress Cath eFine ef al the Russians. the Rer cent wiil De op glaDlog-of which Tallulab has plenty.
 feg Bell-csndidaie for Congress on the Nevada Republican ticket. Since their retirement from the screen, Dell and wife Clara B0w haTe been operating a cattle ranch neag 6eaFehllgbls heg,
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BUY WAR BONDS & STAMPS
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will be ''considered" in casting the picture.
 And I'm really serious about it. too" said Wanger. Its not just a lot Of publicity. I'm going to cast an unknown in the title role. I've certainly got enough candidates to choose from"
 THEY CAN'T ALL BE "ET"
 Some of them. of course. just don't qualify. 4 weight-lifting cir- GUS performer, in North Dakota, sent in her photograph lifting a 600- pound weight at arms length. A D. year-Old in Michigan thought she was the perfect Sal0me, a Chicago mother sent photographs oa her 5- year-old son. one girl wrote that she was beautiful but that she was a feminine Andy Hardy at heart"
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STRICTLY EHDIYaluAEasT

Moss Hart-Am0ng HartiS favor jte stories is one about a meeting between his 7e-year-0ld father. who writes scngs as q hobby, and Irving
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-04

Establishment of strict house
rules by licensees Is the best solu-
ton 10 the pickup problem in
bars IN the opinion OF Two state
liquor control commissioners. VINO
dropped the whole matter into the
laps of the tavern operators.
Both Theodore l. Fry and Felix
II. H. Flynn feel that providing
separate rooms for uneScorted
women in the drinking establish
ments would do little or nothing
toward solving the problem.
setting mp of separate rooms"
Fry said ''would Just diScrimi-
nate against the women. That's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-04

Nice for school or dress
up with their crisp white
pique trim, collars and
cuffs. 500 new wool,
5O% rayon. Sizes } to 8 ,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-04

not the way 90 handle the situa-
tiOn. The licensees can han
die it."
| Commissioner Flynn echoed
FryS sentiments but had this tC
add:
Tavern keepers, on the whole,
know their patrons quite well.
II would be simple for them Ia
prohibit unescOrted women who
have caused trouble before from
entering their places. Many bars
have house rules prohibiting
uneScOrted women from enter
ing after 9 p. m. That's good
plan"
At the regular weekly commits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-04
Photographic Paper
Now on Ration List

ROCHESTER, y. y, Nov. 3
UNS)-Rauoning Of Photographic
paper because Of unprecedented
requirements Of the armed forces
was disclosed today by The East
man Kodak Co. q
All dealers are affected COM
pany statement said, and the
quota allowed will be based on
the amount available proratcd in
relation 10 the paper billed 10
dealers In the first six months of
1874.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-04
Seek More Seamen

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3 CUPl-
The War Shipping Administrator
today called for an intensified re-
cruitment of merchant Seamer
and officers to alleviate a critica
manpower shortage threatening tC
delay delivery of vital supplies tC
the war theaterS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-04
Problem of Women i'm Saloons
Put Up ID Owners by State

sion hearings yesterday, Fry sus-
pended the license of Louis and
Mamie Spann. owners of a tavern
at 2lS ViSger, River Rouge, and
said he would recommend TO the
commission a permanent stop be
placed against Spanns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-04
No spot on earth is more
than 90 hours flying time
from your local airport

Flying JssPs tsviohors OF the The planes shown
eli designed and developed BY Consolidated Vuee
When the WILDE provide rho
postwar equivalent Of such planes from small privately owned
hvvers passenger planes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-04
CONSOLIDATED VULTEE
AIRCRAFT CORP GRAFTON


Men Wa RoJOHo Council
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In The Local TheaterS

the show moves at a rapid pace and
doesn't drag for single moment.
The stage setting have plenty OF
eye-appeal and the electrical eff
fects unique and colorful.
The music of Steve Pullman's
terrific band adds greatly to the
complete enjoyment of the on
locker.
This lad, in the parlance Of the
jitter-bug crowd, is cooking with
gas on the front burner. His band
can swing it or sway 1t and that is
all that's necessary to get colored
folks feet in the groove. Result?
Dancing at its best.
"Blackbirds of 1914" Is a show
that definitely belongs on every
ones must see" entertainment list
for this week.
There will be two complete per-
formances daily at 2:3O and $3.50
with an extra show, a great big
Harlem Jamboree, on Friday at
midnight.
This is not burleque but rather
a high musical comedy revue. The
bax office is open daily from 1900
from II a. m. and reserved seats
for all performances are available
in advance. jacques theater is
now under new management.
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. McKENNEY on BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
American Card Authority

Jerome Scheuer Of Boston sent
me another interesting hand, which
he played back in September, 1888,
with Cecil Head, now Sergeant
Head of the U. s. Army. Scheuer
says, please do not criticize the
bidding. North had been putting
psychic bids in all night, and we
were both looking for the OPP
|portunity of paying him back. That
is why Cecil suddenly made the
startling bid OF six hearts"
The opening club lead was care
fully ruffed with the king of
hearts and low diamond played.
South could not be criticized for
going up with the king. The ace
Of clubs was played and ruffed
with dummy's eight Of hearts, then
the heart ace was cashed Scheuer
cashed dummy's ace and king Of
spades and ruffed a low spade in
his own hand. He had based his
whole play on the hope that the
heart suit would split. Now he
cashed the queen and jack Of
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JACQUES

Everything that could be desired
in an action packed, fast-moving
musical comedy extravaganza was
found in Arthur Bryson's great
musical hit "Blackbirds OF 1914"
which began weeks engagement
at Jacques theatre this afternoon.
Clever comedians, good singers and
dancers and novelty entertainers
combine to rate this show at the
head of the list of all colored en-
tertainment. The cast Of colored
artists is superb and includes such
topnotchers as Tosh Hammond,
Sonny Lee, Cinema, Tiny and Joe
Bird, recently starred in Suu1vans
Cavalcade of 1914.
Also Grace Smith, singing star
of Broadway's Ubangi club, Fine
and Mellow, team of clever enter
tanners who have just closed a
record engagement at Leon and
Eddies and the Three Swing Mani
acS.
In addition to the above stars
there Is a clever singing and dane
ing chorus of Spain beauties.
From opening to closing curtain
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Current Rationing Regulations
(MEATs AND FATS

O1EATs FATS
stamps "s "HS" and "JS" in
10 points valid indefinitely
PROCESSED FOODS
Hue stamps "As" Bs" Cs" "J8",
valid indefinitely
Blue stamps !s" Hds" "NS'. PS and s" will take effect May
will be valid indefinitely.
and Book w valid for five pounds Of
sugar indefinitely.
Sugar stamp valid for five pounds for
49, 1915 maximum OF 20 pounds OF sugar
for home canning will be granted in addition on application
TO the local ration board.
Stamp 10 Ration Book valid for pair Of shoes will expire
April Apane valid indefinitely for
pair Of stamp be designated shortly WILL take effect May
NO "A" books valid for three gallons through May
and Bel and and C-l coupons are valid for two gallons
S2 and ca and sS and ca coupons are valid for five gallons
INSPECTION
The inspection dsadne for "a 81:
eo and for &C" May 81.
FUEL OIL
period coupons septem-
Der 30 All coupons are worth 10 gallons per unit
RENT CONTROL
An dwelling units houses rented Of
fed for rent must registered Rooms In rooming houses and hotels
posted each Notice Of OF tenants Form DE-.
must Do completed and 10 the Rent Office within five days
hcaeeS and hotels
no delivery Of anthracite coke be made unless tho
prescribed form annual needs
1s solid fuels the solid fuels April 1914
ne nae @ the i dealer the number Of rooms 70 De heated ana tn
with this form properly executed his possession. fuel dealer
deliver between April 1914 and October 1914 30 percent
consumers annual requirements Of anthracite or coke for the coming
SEASON.
may
~ April 1874 70 March g. io limited 70 81 Ia percent Of the
puns received during ne psFiod April 1919 70 AhEsn ~ ies
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POLL

Crowds stood up and cheered the
NEW hit picture Broadway Rhythm"
now playing at the Loew Poll,
broadway Rhythm" co-starring
George Murphy and Ginny Simms
in technicolor, plus the music OF
Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra,
broadway Rhythm" is must-see
on your movie list. It's story OF
q theatrical family that has attained
success and the impact on them
Of the presence Of a very lovely
HOLLYWOOD movie star. It's gay and
colorful and the story has several
twists. Charles Winninger clowns
and toots trombone in duet with
Dorsey, George Murphy sings and
dances, Ginny Simms raises her
gorious voice, Lena Horne dances a
spectacular boogie- woogie number
and sings two songs, Hazel Scott
does things to a piano, and Dean
Murphy and the Ross Sisters con-
tribute outstanding moments to the
film. Comics Nancy Walker, Ben
Blue and Eddie "Rochester" Ander-
son supply the laugh lines and
Bunny Waters joins Miss Simms in
the glamour department. There are
songs galore, and colorful dancing
to please the eye as well as the ear
and George Murphy gets the gal
in the final. This hit picture IS
sure to please everyone and will
assure a swell evening or after
noon spent by all. SO make plans
to see this studded show OF
shows. -,
On the same program you Will
md selected shorts and the latest
news Of the day from here and
abroad.
Coming soon to Loew's Poll are
s.The sulliyans", "'Meet the People:
"Jane Eyre, and THE Song OF
Bernadette". All big hits, and you
can see them at your favorite thea
ter where all the big hits play.
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BY ALICIA HART
NEA Staff Writer

stockings bringing legs out 1ntA
opehe good
putting
For stripping hair down deep fes and for delaying re.
model
Jackie Copeland with the glamorous undpnnng se epaor wax
To follow Jackie all here is what do
a honeylke
film with
talcum warmth be ho-pread
spoon paddle Spread with
the stuff make
blob for handle by which pull Allow the cool but not hard
nand the trick to 1t painless Zip off
the hair with quick forceu pull reheat
until first
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Plenty Of air and sunlight for
long play hours Is encouraged by
these darling little play costumes
the big, bold applique cat adds to
the gaiety Of summer fun!
Pattern No. 1899 is in sizes I,
2, 3, 4 and years. Size 2, COM
plete. set requires IA yards of IS
or 39-inch material.
For this attractive pattern, send
Is cents, plus l cent for postage,
IN coins, with your name, address,
pattern number and size to The
Waterbury Democrat Today's Pat
tern Service, 1850 Sixth Avenue,
New York 10, N. Y.
Ready NOW, the Spring issue of
Fashion, just l5c. Complete. Full Of
brand new wardrobe ideas.
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But VIA urges that you antici-
pate the day when military and
ned-lease stocks will have to be
built up from the 1914 pack of
VEGETABLES. No vegetables are being
taken by these buyer now because
shipping and storage spase are I'M
available. Figures already announc-
ed warn that 1914 civilian shares
Of canned vegetables will be cut Is
per cent. The possibility TO a poor
farm year instead of the bumper
years that have kept up our food
supply might mean a more severe
cut later.
CURTAIN COMEBACK
You will see more marquisette
for sheer curtains as military pur-
chases finsect netting decrease
Manufacturers are being given an
increase of / 1-8 cents a yard over
pre-war prices on unfinished clip
spot marquisetteS. With mark-upS
between manufacturer and retailer,
this will add up to an increase to
you of a few cents yard. The
Office of Price Administration says
1t will still be less expensive than
the curtain finished insect netting
which has been about the only sheer
curtain material recently available
for civilian use.
ODD AND ENDS
New pricing methods on used car
parts are expected to bring out a
supply of replacement parts urgent
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- WE, THE WOMEN -
Women's Devotion Can Help
Doctors Restore Manned Men

bone grating and other surgery, ne
is looking forward to a full ana
happy life.
It should have said: Thanks
to bone grating and other surg
cry, and to a girls abiding love,
he is looking forward to a full
and happy life"
The young men who come back
from war crippled and disfgured
aren't going to lead full and
happy lives" - no matter what
surgery can do for them - unless
the women they love stand by
them.
Shouldn't we try to make wo-
men understand that - instead of
preaching a look out for your
self" philosophy to them? Which
is all that the old suppose he
comes back manned" kind of talk
actually amounts to.
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Ad9l1Ea MaA Kitchen Ill., A
q * "a M
SPRIGHTLY SALADS FOR SPRING
Gelatin In Molds And
Green Vegetables Lend
Nutrition To Menus
BY GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA STAFF Writer

Spring and salads go together in
any good wartime food budget. And
gelatin molds Of fruit or vegetables
make a nutritious and delicious
salad, besides lending a touch of
color to the table setting.
For the vegetable salads, aSpara-
gus Is a popular favorite base. It's
on the market now, so let's turn
to the new book by Florence A.
CowleS and Florence LaGanke
Harris, called 400 Salads" Here
are some Of its fine ideas for max
ing the most Of every kind Of
salad ingredient.
Asparagus in . Ring
Six green pepper rings, 10
cooked asparagus stalks, lettuce, /
cup diced carrots, cup diced eel
cry, IA cup snallot French dress
ing.
Wash the green pepper. Re-
move stem end, seeds, and pith.
Cut crosswise rings about 1-4-inch
thick. Insert three asparagus tips
in each ring. Lay these rings on
lettuce. Place a mound of orange
colored carrot and one Of pale
green celery on each plate. Serve
with shallot French dressing.
To make shallot French dress
ing, add 2 tablespoons shallots,
finely chopped, to regular French
dressing.
Banded Asparagus Salad
Lettuce. cooked ASPARAGUS.
hard cooked egg white, l table
spoon piniento, tablespoon
pickle, I tablespoon parsley,
French dressing.
Line salad plates with lettuce.
Marinate the cooked asparagus
tips. Lay four or five on each plate.
Chop the egg white, pimiento, pickle
and parsley together. Spread this as
band on the asparagus stalks below
the tips. Dress with French dress
ings.
TOMORROW'S MENU
BREAKFAST: Grapefruit, wheat
cereal. milk and sugar, parsley
omelet, enriched toast, butter or
fortified margarine. coffee. milk.
LUNCH: Potato soup with
cereal soya crackers, fresh vegeta-
BILE salad, whole wheat bread, but
ter or fortified margarine, baked
apples, tea, milk.
DINNER: Potato griddle scenes
with creamed chicken and vegeta-
bles, buttered asparagus, enriched
hard rolls, butter or fortified
margarine, fruit cup, cookies, cof-
fee, milk.
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HOME FRONT FORECAST
Food Surplus Temporary,
Gardeners Are Warned

ly needed to keep civilian autos 60
ing Awning frames and sup
ports, cigarette lighters, and COM
mercial-size mop wringers now can
be made of steel due to a slight
easing of restrictions in the steel
conservation order. A correction of
a typographical error in the same
order, changing military" to mil
linery," will allow the use of low
grade wire in the brims of your
future bonnets.
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STRAND

Swing Fever" now playing at the
Strand theater, is a merry, mirthtul
tunefest displaying the talents OF
Kay Kyser and his band at their
very best and featuring blonde and
beautiful Marilyn Maxwell IN her
first musical role.
A victim Of a strange hereditary
defect, possession Of an evil eye
that immobilizes all people exposed
to its full glare, Kay is actually q
mild-mannered young man whose
only interest Is in classical music,
He writes a Synphonietta and
travels in New York to publish 1t.
In New York he falls prey to the
wiles of an sunsrupulous fight pro-
moter who plans to use Kay'S eye to
win a championship bout. The I'M
suspecting Kay is turned into a
nightclub band leader and the pro-
testing torch singer, Miss Maxwell,
leads him on into falling In love
with her Surprisingly enough, Kay
likes leading a band and is very
successful at 1t.
Things come to a head when
Marilyn legitimately falls in love
with Kay and tells him of the plot
against him. But love finds way
and all ends happily for the band
leader and his songbird.
All the featured singers Of the
Kyser orchestra appear in the Aim
including comic Ish Kabbible, and
five new songs are introduced to
keep things humming from start to
finish. In addition Lena Horne con-
tributes an outstanding vocal rend-
dition of You're so indifferent tc
Me-" William Gargan Is well cast as
the fast talking. fast thinking
Broadway character who loves ano
loses with a saving grace. Marilyn
Maxwell demonstrates she has what
1t takes to reach movie stardom ir
her biggest role to date.
On the same program is "Tuni-
sian Victory"
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family, don't be unduly concerned.
Begin early to get everything In
readiness so the. mother will not
have to worry about arrangements
at the last minute.
ADVANCE PREPARATIONS
The room the mother will &C.
cupy should be so located that she
may have quiet, good light, and
good ventilation to aid in her re-
covery. It should be near the
bathroom if possible, and large
enough for the extra tables and
supplies that the doctor will need
at the time Of the baby's birth.
About two months before the
baby is due, the room should be
given a thorough cleaning, so that
If he should arrive sooner than
expected preparations can be COM
pleted quickly. Walls should be
washed, or wallpaper cleaned, I'M
less this has been done recently.
In that case wipe off surface dust
with a clean, long-handled mop
or cloth-covered broom. Floor
and furniture should be washed
with a mild soapsuds. Curtains
and windows should be washed;
mattress and pillow aired and
summed, either outdoors or IN
front of an open window.
Large rugs and all unnecessary
furniture should be removed. The
only furniture needed will be a
comfortable bed (single if posi-
ble), q chest of drawers for sup
plies, two substantial tables, and
two or three straight chair. Chest
and tables should be protected
with oilcloth to prevent damage
by water. The extra tables and
chairs may be brought from an
other room when needed.
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A d m / n istration.
With n grafton
points for canned
b e a ms or peas,
and all froze N
vegetables ration
free, 1t does look
rosy. Announced
amounts of frozen
veg e t able S in
storage ITO, 000,-
900 poun Id on
February l, 1884,
600. 900 poun d S
March / - sound
like a wen-Stock-
ed national PAN
tOy1y