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Evening star., 1944-12-14
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RIfSTNFSS.

TEACHERS. clerks. fecep:ionists: select po-
sitions No charge unless placed top sal
sEies aE.s visit NATk TEACHERS A9ENcY g
PAYRoLL BooKKEEPER, $50 Wk.; typist.
12), exper.. $40 wk.; stenogs, foreign
gov. S18b; stenog., part-time. $3.50 mo.
FORD EMP. sERv1cP Bond bond Tids Bds.. fceq cor
I4th and N; Y. ave; RE. .2s2s.,
medical, 5000 %: card punch opers.
81 SO; gen, office clerk-typist, St5s mo.
IBM tabulating fwiringl, $3.50; stenog-
raphers. S40-S50 wk. $50 openings). Est
81 years Oldest agency In D c. Wei.
come. Visit today. MA. 1898, BOYr
SERVICE, 1888 st. NV, opp. Capito
Theater
REGISTER NOW for midterm and imme.
diste teaching positions in, private ane
visit ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY. Sos
Colorado Rlds. !4th and @ sts
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHINES, calculators. various
makes. hand and cleo, sale or rent; reason
ble CIRCLE, 1112 14th NV. DI 1872
AIR-CONDITIONINGa and forced warm-ail
systems balanced and tested Our analyses
and recommendations submitted to yo,
on report forms. Rates reasonable
PORTER ENGINEERING CO.. 5311
Georgia ave. n w. RA. 20S0.
A-JuST-O storm sash, for steel easement
windows Easy to INSTALL no stripping OF
marring plaster or woodwork For fres
estimates, HO. 5000. AIR COMFORT
ANDIRONS, large and small; brasses and
bronzes of all descriptions. Everything fol
the fireplace. Shop at GEORGETOWN
BRASS SHOP 3O33 NJ ST.
ANTIQUES = Large collection furniture
china, glass. silverware. books, pictures
frames. clocks 61s 9th ST. n.w.
stock; reasonably priced; wholesale and
retail. 6oLOMoNs. 8426 Q st. NV. de24'
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT CLERK, accurate with
figures. experienced general Office work;
Star 15*
CURTAINS laundered and stretched, de-
GsFsa desshns h aog remodelns
terations: reasonable MISS BERT, 1890
Irving st. NV. Apt 4. Adams 223S.
kind, 81 pm: good references co. oa.a.
GIRL, light colored wishes eve. work clean
ing office, driving elevator or waitress.
Call GIL. 1854 after 5.
LADY. experienced, general office work. ac-
counting, cashiering, some personnel work:
desires permanent position with established
firm; excellent references. Box CIV. Star.
15s
NURSE. colored, available for day or night
duty, any type of case. Call NO. 1883.
PRACTICAL NURSE, white. reliable. wishes
position, nursing, housework and cooking.
S250 mo: live in. Box 69-V Star. 15.
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HELP DOMESTIC tcons. j

FRENCH OFFICER'S family desires white
help for 2 children, 1 and (schooD and
infant: high salary, sleep in; references.
S25 WEEKLY - Light housework, plain
cooking. some care of children. 1-9 pm,
health card and references. Ordway 942S.
ENGLISHwOMAN with two young children
at day school needs help which will give
her freedom to leave house two or three
days per week. 6s04 Brookville I'd, CHI
Ch., Nd. Wisconsin T0iT.
51g-DAY WEEK, x1S-General housework
and cooking; live in. room and bath, first
floor WI h4Ho
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GIRL colored wants Job taking care OF
child or children after $3.50. DI 0s55. IA
GIRL. colored wants ghw. or nursing,
$50 to pm, 6-day week MI SSl3.
GIRL, experienced, reliable, dayworker.
wishes house cleaning. washing, ironing
Box DIV. Star 15'
WOMAN, colored. experienced, wishes days
work: early hours. hard worker. IT'S Har-
ward St NV. ask for AMELIA
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail.
able at Congressional Airport. Phon,
OIL. SsSS
STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial clssse,
now forming. Beginners and refreshej
courses In shorthand, typing. bookkeepine
comptometer. all secretarial ubjects Est
l27 yrs. Accredited INQUIRE nov MA
1888 BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 st, tOpp
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. permanen,
positionsN Operators needed Day and
part-time classes MABELLE HONOUR
BEAUTY SCHOOL 1910 N ave ME
FREE INFORMATION to men and womer
who would like to become ffngerprtnt ex-
perts. Phone DI 6q23 16s
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SITUATIONS MEN S~WoMEh
SITUATIONS poMEsric

MAN and wife, colored. / child. wishes
janitor quarters for morning and night
services: small salary. Call TR. 2514. Ask
for JAMES
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!. Apply 81 Pennsylvania ave NV.
DICTATING MACHINE OPERATOR, OF
; D "a day, 44-4S hr. week: S14950 to Sl69
mo-; permanent: good postwar prospects
Telephone DI. 1900 or apply at 1241 Gath
DisHWWAsHER, evening work, hours to
Apply in person 3419 Conn. ave.
DRAFT WOMEN or tracers, capable of do.
IPa ing ), neat u, and accurate work on tracing
s6t BE ERNEsT L1sKEY & Associates
EIEytAiTi9oks' tii9 E . OPERATOR. colored; da.
, ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored; shor
hoHrs' ~ ~ Apply gayo manager 2so7 Conn, ave
EXEcttfivfssssEcRErAKY-Excellent t oD
sor wases as AR
ESSD .sSS 5S1STEE 5SS $Fix sTEaks, ls ., ors,
food counters helping to feed Washington
Earning un6f@s snd snfrk Ms
ToRE 5Efe aPDn AZ empoymen s sny once sEopLES PRTe
r time: $50 week and meals. E. CAPITOL
cEERcsL sh sna woKk egt0 .re Ii 1900
and so pm PafRa %EqRoponFAs aPPE setThs1 EI
1TeSgRAMcE; TssDRons Er 1871 dsI ST. NV, RIM. 11a9
GIRL. with knowledge of bookkeeping ant
s@ynms' @ Do one as who lives in the vicinity of Ia
WITH 6e5 Bsr sfaTS TS hW D0Rus rx xaossS5 sSS
KAHN N-oPPENHE1MER INC INC, sSSs SSs si'aff st
SH Iht asss care ss% fer tlan children and small
EESr fIEES t9r bR seda fOantaiS 9pt nors Apply
GIRLS to act as file clerks While " "
\ teach you the credit business; excellen
. salary while learning; steady employment
GYM INsTRUCTREss, experienced in Civ
ing reducing exercises; short hours. 8 DAYS
exceHenlI saiary. Safay. EM1LES, 1921 Conn
: HIGH scdsoSooI2, sSoI, GIRLS, seniors preferred
desiring evening work. to, pm. dahl
WESTERN UNION Room aDStS so1. MI 10 fsi iatI
&c WORKING sBgv espdSa ~
aoTsfKeEPpRR ftsT fse PR st1s HSts Conn awe
> light housework; salary open. WI 292;
fNfoRMaTios fsHso RlTi CLERK. high school grad
phone inquiries for information 6-day
; 40-hour week. one day off each week. bu
so aIy must be able
, be as late as midnight: no split shifts
Sl3o per month to start, automatic IN.
DEVIOUS and
at present employed: BOX SOFT. Star.
INSURANCE CLERK, accurate typist, fol
permanent position in large general In.
experience Apply $40 woodward Bldg
position: 5000 hours uNs snd s, gooS gorEin. yEbina.
: 7th and < SITS NV.
: LADY, young, white or colored, high school
lclerk in. dry cleaning store; sood salary
MEDICAL SECRETARY with sound scribel
experience; hours, $50 An, 70 $3.50 pm.
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plus stock, all sizes and colors. Lots OF
Rhode Rhode Island dave ave. ne. rake Mt. Rainier
CRIBS. brand-new. complete with spring
maple and wax finishes, several styles with
Open ewes. until I pm. open Mon. Thurs.
a and ID Fri ri Until Until 9 pm ATLAS s2l G st,
DIAMoNDs--L Lady's Ha-ct. slOo: lady
A-ct., SIPS; ladys 1A-ct. $500; lady's
hi1ewhite, blue, cts ss75 mans Get, $500
color. sls-ct s4s5 ladsa, fine c color, es s- .o
Ct, s975, plus tax. LIVINGSTON & CO,
1923 H st. NV. Me. 3440.
DIAMONDS .03-carat diamond, beauti-
fully mounted in 2-diamond platinum
mounting. S5s5; l.07- carat mans diamond
ring. S4S5; unusually beautiful Siberian
amethyst, surrounded by IA large. sparkling
diamond clusters s1es and sg ss45: Oaa diamond ond
and ruby. cluster, unusual piece. 1925;
sapphire diamond cluster, S225; prices in
slHde saS rsaera Sc nr. 'iS Ma ossa asIHuR Markell
DINETTE SETS, brand new, with leather
ette seats, complete. S29; various styles
opa Rshes Until su, % opsn ffe Men thurs
= and w Ell. 81 s1s1 snsil pm. ATLAS s21 G st
ns B. r. ~ sEsTTMold-fashioned solid golden
little Testoring; $50; OR, 0112. 16.
DINING ROOM SUITE, 9-pc. oak. $35:
Echild's chifforobe. ivory, $40; doll bed
mattress, Sc. RA. 2965.
DINING ROOM SUITE, 1o-pc. mahogany
Duncan Phyfe; HOLLYWOOD beds, studio
couches, sofa beds. odd sofas. chest o1
drawers, occasional chairs and table
coffee tables kneehole desk. .dfnette sets
love seats, secretaries, hishboys rugs
nah. dressers. NAH. bookcases LINCOLN
FURNITURE Co, s07 Pa. ave. NV.
DISPLAY 6AS GAsE; 4 long With vi somprss-
York ave. NV. RE. 6611.
DOORS for closets, cabinets, partitions.
bargain. Sc. .9S: free delivery. Phone AT.
400. HECHINGER CO.. 4 stores.
DOURI.E BED. inner-spring mat; chicken
wire. fencing wire, kitchen chairs. stool.
Flexie sled etc. CHI f0S91. 15'
DRESSING CASE, mans new fitted cow
hide, zipper; leather double picture frame.
large. table linen, new: brass tray, cut
glass. ia. 1852.
EARRINGS, Jade: pin, ring, new Petit
needle-point handbag. imported gilt frame
and chain. Ia. 2762.
y ~ aECTRIc train complet@ Lionel. $50
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-01

footsteps at Wainwright College and learns to his delight that 1t is now coed. His trouble begins on the train where he meets Bonita Gran
 vile bound for Wainwright. Her. bert Marshall, dean of the college and the pretty Wilde Twins-only, since the twins in order not to be separated are pretending to be one person and keep Andy in perpetual state of confusion. Andy Is attract ed to Bonita immediately but 1t is soon obvious that althoug Bonita likes Andy she is much more in
 terested in Herbert Marshall. When they arrive at school Andy tries to help the twins out of their predica- ment and only succeeds in getting himself into trouble His affairs with Bonita aren't going well either. He is so miserable that he decides to leave college rather than risk blem- ishing his fathers good name. But before he can go the Judge arrives and sets everything to rights and Andy then decides to settle down to a happy scholastic career. George Seitz who directed thirteen of the fourteen Hardy Family pictures has done a efficient job of the direction, bringing out all the lovable family relationships. Mickey Rooney and Bonita Granville, who were last seen
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-01

smattering of comedy and the book even handdicuffed him,
 CAREER ANGEL" is a comedy that could have been a lot better than 1t turned out when produced by Andrew Billings and Joseph Dicks in association with David Shay. It starts of with an anus ing idea but the author, Catholic priest from Forest Hills, Long Is- land, named Gerard M. Murray, gets sidetracked on sub-plot after the first act that dominates the whole affair out of reason,
 The locale is a Georgia school for orphans run by Catholic Broth CTS. Brother Ceraphim, who founded the school and ran it with an open heart and prodigal hand for years, is retired and the school is on its last legs financially, Seraphim, however, believes that his guardian angel will pull the school out of the hole but, of course, no one else sees or believes in the angel.
 The angel comes through by dis covering some documents that show the schools cite to be an historical landmark of the Confectionery and it is expected that their publication will bring a lot of contributions. But here is where the subplot in- trudes, something about Nazi sabo- teurs using the school property, and matters trail off into a muddle that never quite comes clear, although
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-01
CHARITY CIRCUS
 TO OPEN MONDAY
Mayor to Open Program of Zindah GrOttO at
 Municipal Stadium

Famed animal acts, cowboys and cowgirls, clowns galore and dare devils of the flying trapese and sky high rigging will all be found in zindah Grotto's 9th annual Charity Circus which begins a weeks en- gagement on Monday night at the Municipal Stadium on Watertown avenue.
 The show will open at 7:3o p. m, with Chet Nelson's Yankee Circus band playing the national anthem and Mayor John s. Monagan, hon. orary chairman of the circus, ofh- cially starting the performance with a blast on the ringmaster's whistle.
 Following in order are Clown Cap- pers with the entire retinue of clowns cavorting in front of the grandstand, Pappy Towards Radio Rogues, Dotty Gibson, acrobatic marvel, Kansas George and his high school horse Ruler" Count Reno, sensational patomime comic asd others.
 Jenny and Betty, daring acropatic aerialists performing 100 efet high in the sky, Uncle Bob's Treasure Hunt, Torellis animals, The Harry LaMarr troupe, Americas number one flying trapeze act, Captain Pick ard presenting Fricoes Seals, The Reddingtons, Ed and Jenny Rooney, Stevens Brothers and Big Boy" The Aerial Ortons and many other stars of the cricus. In all 20 great acts are on the program.
 In addition to the main attrac- tions there will also be circus mid way with four educational side shows and more than 50 other forms of clean, wholesome entertainment.
 All proceeds of this years Grotto Charity Circus will go to the Keep 'Em Smoking Fund" to continue to provide cigarettes for Waterbury servicemen at home and abroad.
 Tuesdays initial matinee, at 3:30 D. m. will be for all children attend- ing the local public and parochial schools at which time they will all be admitted as guests of zindah Grotto and without charge, Tickets for this matinee peroframnce are being distributed in all schools throughout the city
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-01

Dream with Music" starts of with a queen of the radio soap opera writers being bored with her job and uncertain whether to fall for the go-getting advertising agency executive or the globe trotting foreign correspondent who is in again and out again. Presto! Dream sequence and the gal lm- agines she is the babled Schehera- zade of the thousand and one stories and her romantic problem solves it. self in Oriental surroundings,
 The scenery is something to re- mark. It is the work of Stewart Chaney and the most ambitious effort of his considerable career. He uses treadmills, trapdoors for the Genie of Aladdin's lamp), and a large flying carpet that floats up and down between the stage hoor and the flies with people riding on it. At one point Vera Zorina, the erstwhile ballet dancer turned lead- ing lady. steps right off the carpet about 20 feet above the floor and floats around looking for the moon, which itself does considerable aero battles. All don with wires, of course.
 The costumes are the work of Miles White, who gets more spec tacular with color and design every time he picks up a sheet of paper and a pencil.
 The story is the work of Dorothy Kilgallen, newspaper columnist who is Mrs. Kollmar; Sidney Sheldon and Ben Roberts. Edward Eager did the lyrics and the music is the out put of Clay Warnick. The program goes to the unusual length of cred iting the MesSrs. Beethoven, Grieg, Wagner, Chopin and others of sim liar attainmentS for the use of themes from their various works.
 Besides Zorina the cast includes Joy Hodges, Betty Allen, Ronald Graham, Robert Brink, and Leon- ard Elliott in the top roles. Elliott, a noted entertainer in cafe circles was the only one who did even a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-01
TOURIST SPOTS IN WEST FACING
 WORST SEASON
By JACK V. FOX


 Limited Press Stan CorrespOndent)
 Denver, June 1-(UP)-Old Faith full will keep on geysering once an hour and the Carlsbad Caverns will be as deep and mysterious as ever, but all indications are that the fa- nous vacation spots of the West will have the smallest number of visitors this summer than at any time in the past quarter century,
 A check of the best-known of the resort and scenic attractions of the Rocky Mountains shows that gaso- line rationing, wartime restrictions and @ general feeling that this just isn't the time for vacation celebra- tions have reduced attendance to from one-third to one-tenth as many tourists as in the years before Pearl Harbor.
 Superintendent Edmund B. Rog- CTS discloses that Yellowstone Park will be open this summer, but, as he puts 1t, there will be no attempt to encourage visitors this year" None of the hotels, lodges or cafe terias will operate and there will be no bus service in the park,
 Bears Stay Home, Too
 He discloses that 58l, 76l persons isited Yellowstone in the peak year of 194l, compared with only 64,l44 last year. Rogers says people are so scarce that even the famous bears don't come down from the moun- tains now, because there is no one to feed them candy or peanuts.
 The situation is the same at the Carlsbad Cavern of New Mexico, where soldiers stationed at nearby camps are virtually the only visitors.
 Attendance at Bryce and Zion Na- tional Parks in Utah has slumped from 60 to 80 per cent and further drop is expected this year.
 The shortage of equipment and manpower has caused the Colorado state highway department to an- nounce that 1t will not open the highways to the top of Pikes Peak or to the summit of Mount Evans the highest automobile highway in the road.
 And the Army has taken over beautiful Echo Lake as an Arctic training center and established @ ski-troop camp only few feet from the top of the Continental Divide near LeadVille.
 The nationally-known Opera Week at Central City, Col-once the gathering place for the rugged but wealthy gold miners on the Rich est Square Mile on Earth"-has been cancelled again this year.
 Operators of dude ranch e S throughout the West have forgotten about furnishing fancy clothes and woruout horses for tenderfeet from the East. They're busy raising cattle and sheep.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-01

together in "Ah Wilderness" prove they are just as effective as a young romantic team as they were as chn- dren.
 PrestoI Noster and Ann Ruther. ford are featured with Charles But. terworth in the new thrill-hit, Der muda Mystery" the suspenseful story of the murders that shocked two continents.
 Ends tonite, up in Mabel's Room" with Gail Patrick and Dennis OKeefe, plus, Monster Maker" with J. Carroll Naish
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-01
STRAND

Tonight the Strand brings to a close the engagement of "The Lady and the Monster" starring Vera 1urba Ralston, Richard Arlen and Erich Won Stroheim, and the musi- scal hit, Sweetheart of the USA" with Una Merkel and Donald Novis.
 Opening tomorrow for a weeks engagement are AbhOtt and Costel- 10 in one of their first and biggest hits. "Buck Privates" with an all star cast in support. and on the same bill, "Destry Rides Again" with James Stewart and Marlene Dietrich.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-01

things do turn out all right in the end.
 The playing does considerable to help the play, especially the work of Whitford Kane as Seraphim, Donald Foster as Brother Gregory, Glenn finders as the guardian angel and Ronald Teller as Brother Fi- delis. There are a lot of boys in- volved and a standout is little Charles Nevil. Dom Appell staged the play.
 Career Angel" has an unusual history in that it came to Broad way via an amateur production by the Blackfrairs Guild, which put it on for several performances last fall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-01
PIANO PLAYING PRODIGY

Seven-year-old piano playing prodigy Dickie Hall has been cast an dramatic role in M-G-M's new Crime Does Not Pay short film, 'Dark Shadows"
 Dickie, who was palying concert recitals at both Carnegie hall and Steinway hall at the age of 3 l-2, was the young piano virtuoso in Babes on Broadway" and appeared an Shadow of the Thin Man"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-01
POLI'S

If you're a Hardy Family fan, and who isn't, you'll enjoy the new M-G-M film at the Loew Poli theater which starts tomorrow. It's Andy Hardy's Blonde Trouble" and the whole Hardy Family is up to its usual funmaking. In addition to the perennial favorites are Herbert Marshall, Bonita Granville, Kaye Luke, Jean Porter and the Wilde Twins, all new to the popular series. Mickey Rooney as the irrepressible Andy, sets of to follow his fathers
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-01
Up And Down Broadway
By JACK GAVER United Press Drama Editor

NEW YORK-(UP)-The comer and designer had everything way musical comedy Dream With Music It is neau- Komar his writers put did nothing memorable in comedy without laughs -inh -nindt tunes s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-01

Reduced membership and the liquor shortage may force many golf clubs in Australia to quit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-01

They're dismantllng the White House at 2Oth Century-Fox and fil- ing 1t away for use for future film presidents. Built at cost of $25O,- O0OtO serve in "WllsOn," the White House is authentic down to the last nail. There will be a lot of other pictures in the future in which the White House will figure and the stu- diO hopes to turn a neat profit by renting 1t to other studios.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-01
WANTED: AGILE ELDERS

Add casting worries: Monographs search for two dozen jiterbugs with a touch of gray in their hair to fill a call for adult rug cutters in Are These Your Parents2"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-01

The condition among COWS known as salt sick" has been found to be caused by a deficiency of copper and iron in the diet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-01

candor, she gave the handsome Co- me an approving once over, remark cd, ''I t'eenk dees peecture have wrong name. Eet should be called 'Somet'eeing for de Girls"
 Rear Admiral Frederick 0. Sher- man, heroic skipper of the gallant Lexington, visited the set of Queen of the Flat Tops" the other day. He was high in his praise of all the technical details until he came to the sick bay on the movie aircraft carrier. On one of the snow-white sheets he caught sight of a tiny mound of cigaret ashes which had been accidentally dropped by one of the film sailors. With character istic Navy training, the admiral brushed away the offending ashes, turned to Director Henry Hathaway and said: You're a lucky man, MT. Hathaway. Tn the Navy, you'd be do- ing 8 To-day stretch in the brig"
 Si Ian Chen, exotic daughter of Chinas foreign minister, pr. Eugene Chen, has turned film actress. She's jlaying a dancing role In the A. J. Cronin story, "The Keys of the Kingdorn," Si Ian was trained for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-01
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-01

the ballet, graduated from the Mos- COW Ballet school and med her de- but with the Moscow Grand Opera. A 20th Century-Fox talent scout saw her at a dance recital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-01

Carmen Miranda was introduced to her new leading man, Perry Como, on the set of Something For The Boys" With characteristic Latin
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-01

WHAT'S IN A.?
 Charlotte Greenwood seems des- tined to inherit the screens daffiest character names. In her last two films she was, respectively, Fanny Silly and Lettia Proudfoot. In her latest, "Three's a Family" she's Irma Dollwrimple.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-01
=, IN
 Hollywood
By ERsKINE JOHNSON NlEA StaR rnrrasnondenk

Behind the screen: Wartime cen- sorship is playing more havoc with motion pictures these days than Will Hayes ever dreamed of. Uncle Sams scissors are taking an espe- cially heavy toll before films receive export licenses for distribution in neutral and Allied nations. Govern ment censors all but eliminated Linz da Darnell's Indian girl role ir Buffalo Bill" before the film could be shipped out of the country. The scissoring was done on racial pre- judice grounds. Nearly third of "Where Are Your Children2" landed on the governments cutting room floor before 1t could be sent to for eign soil because of the juvenile de- linquency theme. Both pictures, if left uncensored, would have become greet propaganda, in Axis hands. against the United States.
 Leave 1t to M-G-M, where only super-colossal ideas entitle you to hold your job. A scene in the "ziegfeld Follies" will feature a merry-go-round with REAL horses.
 Funny scene in "Once Upon a Time" in which Cary Grant, as usual, appears with shirt collars hanging outside his coat. Janet Blair takes one look, stuffs them back and says, Eve been venting Q do t"is since the first time 1 saw you"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-06-26
20 YEARS AGO f{TE {yIT EMPIRE
JUNE 2s, 1924


  medaey specified fishing The eight follows Chgnk Kodiak Cook Inlet Prince William Southeast Alaska.
 the elimination the City Baseball Fourth this City Legion
 special preceding the between Butler and Cullen the Northwestern C.. left this Petersburg O office Governor.
 National Seattle Portland McNaughon recently returned the University of Washington M. months .t Sam Fedon was passenger Seattle.
 enter vaudeville report: High 60; low, 5O clear.