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Evening star., 1944-06-02

Show Business" goes, it is more
Murphys picture than Cantor's and
it may even be more Constance
Moore's also The little man with
the banlo-eyes even sacrifices him.
self to straight man for Joan Davis
with whom he teams in the comedy
department of the picture. They
make a pretty good knock about
team at that sort of thing. even
when their material is something
that obviously had to be busted Wig
orously before they dared touch it.
X Il
The thleadbare excuse for Show
Business is that one about the tai
ented, irresponsible. ikeable bur-
lesque performer Murphy, who
takes on terrified amateur (Can-
tori as his partner The two of
them quickly become identified with
a couple of feminine performers
misses Moore and Davis, turning
the act into a foursome with the
usual problems of romance and pro-
A>S'4SAAoA SoSSSco ISQuiI lIlS i.
AS an alumnus of burlesque, one
OF a great tribe of them, Cantor
uses his first picture to express his
affection for his alma mater. 1t is
a school to merit a mans loyalty, he
wants you to know, and its people
were good, lovable humans in spite
of their broad jokes and their baggy
pants or scanty feminine costumes.
A period of Is years is covered in
Show Business" 1t is an interval
long enough to spot numerous other
hit tunes and different popular
styles of dancing from soft shoe
to tap
They help make Keiths feature
rather more appealing thing than
most OF its type-eXcept for that
MI
Evening star., 1944-06-02

THE HOUR BEFORE THE DAWN"
Paramount production starring Franchot
Tone and Veronica Lake, directed by
Frank Turtle, screen play bv Michael
HOGAN. based upon an original by w
Somerset Maugham. At Loews Capitol
The
Evening star., 1944-06-02
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing
STAGE

Stage.
National L e IS Face IT.:
$50 pm
Catholic L. Thcater-"Sing Out.
Sweet Land: $50 pm.
Screen.
apitol-"Hour Before Dawn: II
am, 1:45, ABS. 7:20 and 1910 pm.
Stage shows: 1885. 3:45, $50 and
$40 pm.
Columbia "GasHght": lo:45 am,
1855, $40, $50. 7:35 and $50 pm.
Earle-"The Story OF Dr.. Wassell":
1915 an, 1l0, 4;05, 7:05 and 1905
pm. Stage shows: 1926, 3:35, $50
and $50 pm.
Little -- "Mayerling lI:25 am.
1925, 800, $40, tbs and 9:l5 pm.
Keith's-" Show Business: 1l:35
am, 1:35, $40, $40. TAO and 9.45
pm.
Palace-"Buffalo Bill: IL am.
los. 3.15, 5:25, 7;35 and 9:45 pm
Metropolitan - Passage to Mar
seille" HIS am, lis, 800, $40,
7.25 and $40 pm
Pix - Young in Heart: 2:55.
500, 7:40 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts.
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1944-06-02

SHOW BUSINESS" a Universal picture.
starring Eddie Cantor, directed by Edwin
L. Marin. screen play by Dorothy Bennett
and Joseph QuIllau. At Keith S.
Cast
Evening star., 1944-06-02

in Diamond Horseshoe" If she
can get down to 118. And by
June Is.
(keleased by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
Evening star., 1944-06-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

You can gamble Cobina Wright
Evening star., 1944-06-02

jr., Is serious about returning to
the screen. When a girl reduces
"a pounds there must be reason
and Cobina has done just that
within a few weeks
Now at the 127-mark, the actress
will land one of the leading roles
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-03-09

are unquestionably granted to any
member of our Armed Forces. This
statement is made expressly in re-
gard to local matters.
How about it Boys and Girls
who are part of this column? Do
you want to count Harvey Gardner,
Jr., or others like him, in Drib-
bles? I would like to hear some of
your opinions during the coming
weeks. Give it straight from the
shoulder, and don't pull your
punches. Remember, I only work
for you-you're the boss.
AS to Lloyd and Russell's names
being entered on the American
Legion's Honor Roll, Mrs. Jones,
there is no question about this.
Lloyd's name is already on the Lee
gion's Honor Roll, and it would
seem only natural that Russell's
name would be added just as soon
as you send it through. So please
drop Dribbles line including the
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PERMANENT WAVE zoe

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equipment, including 40 curriers' and
shampoo. Easy to do, absolutely
harmless. Praised by thousands in
Guiding Fay Mckenzie, glamorous
movie star. Money refunded if not
satisfied
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The Smyrna Times
Phone 1921 SMYRNA. DELAWARE

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conditions of the American
serviceman.
By his simplicity of life and
his touching of character did
he gain the friendship and
never-ending respect of all.
Matter not what his station,
his command, the Captain was
forever seeking a better way
of life for the man in the nom
commissioned grades, and
where the benefits of the COM
and enlisted personnel
of the Navy were concerned,
he increasingly worked with
inventive compassion to bet
ter it. Not only will the pa
tents of his last command in
sure a place of lasting memory
in their minds for him, but as
we'll, will the Navy remember
this man as a servant of his
both in peace and
Wharf.-The Sun Valley Sage,
Sun Valley, Idaho.
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beauty may lie the personality of
a tiger.
Winsome personalities are the
result of the cultivation of atrac-
tive emotions and radiant thinking.
You yourself know that when
ever you discover either within
yourself or in others the presence
of or the expression of selfishness,
Impotence, greed, anger, jealousy,
fear, and personal antagonisms,
that personality is marred, and los
es its attractiveness
Therefore the one thing to do is
to cultivate the habit of getting rid
of these emotions and this kind of
thinking the moment you become
conscious of it. The only way TO
have a weedless garden is to pull
up each weed which makes its APP
pearance.
For personalities as we'll as for
gardens the process of cultivation
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dear-the love of freedom and JUS
tice for all mankind. Your son
Harvey did just this very thing.
He gave all he had to offer in order
that you and I, and many millions
more like us, could enjoy the fruits
of his supreme sacrifice. May God
reward this young sailor in man.
ner that is BETTING to his kind.
AS to Harvey's name being en-
tered on the American Legion
sponsored Honor Roll, 1 cannot
promise you that. Dribbles has
been advised by ranking officer of
the Post. that this was not posi-
BILE since your son was not serving
in the Armed Forces of the United
States. Dribbles does not agree on
this point in any respect. I take
the stand that if any of Our Boys
die in the service of their Country,
they are deserving of all the honor
we can bestow upon their name.
And 1 believed anyone who serves
in the u. S. Merchant Marine is
surely in the service of this Coun-
try. 1t just cannot be otherwise.
The work of carrying supplies for
ward to all parts of this world, dur
ing the past fourteen months, has
made it possible for all branches of
our Armed Forces to deliver the
punch that will soon, we hope, end
this war. No matter how brave
our fighting men, they could not
carry on unless supplies of all kinds
were placed at their disposal. 1t
takes many thousands of tons of
foodstuffs, gasoline, oil, ammunition,
and numerous items of equipment
to stage any large scale offensive.
Therefore, Dribbles contends that
the Boys who give their lives in the
service of the U. S. Merchant Ma
rine are entitled to all honors that
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CULTIVATION

Roses grow wild, but who buys
wild roses? The roses which are
in demand are the result of a long
process of cultivation.
This is true of radiant personal
ity. 1t is a matter of cultivation.
1t is true that some are born with
far more winsome personalities
than others. Nevertheless, any one
whow ishes and is willing to work
for it can have a personality which
is both radiant and winsome.
Remember this fact, that person.
atty does not lie in ones facial APP
pearance. A handsome man may
have the personality of beast.
Beneath the skin depth of female
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must include more than wedding
out the undesirable. You must
plant and cultivate carefully the
things you wish to grow. If you
want to be winsome you must seek
every day to express good cheer,
faith, love and gratitude.
Determine today that you are
going to have a radiant personality
and begin at once its cultivation by
doing some kindness.
Remember, radiancy is as radi-
ancy does.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-03-09

addresses of both these Boys as
soon as you can.
Thanking you once more for
sharing your thoughts with me, I
trust that you will continue to keep
this column in mind, Mrs. Jones.
Remember, Dribbles is only trying
to help those who serve. They are
fine lot of Boys and Girls, every
one of them.
All those IN service. their families and
friends. are urged to inform Dribbles
Editor of new. or changed. addresses. Keep
him supplied with interesting news items.
The success, and continuation. OF this new
Service column will depend largely upon
this kind of cooperation
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Camden, New Jersey
Dear Dribbles:


Dear Dribbles:
I am writing to you in regards to
my sons in the Service, especially
Harvey Gardner, Jr., reported miss
ing at sea while serving with the
u. S. Merchant Marine.
His brother Lloyd's name is on
the Smyrna Honor Roll that is
sponsored by the American Legion
of that town, so I am told. I am
wondering if Harvey's name could
not be included? The wire I re-
ceived at the time Harvey was re-
ported missing at sea was headed
Washington, D. c. 1t read to the
effect, "The Navy Department deep
ly regrets, etc." and was signed by
Vice-Admiral R. R. Waesche, Com
mandant, us. Coast Guard. 1 sent
his father photostatic copy of
this wire last Spring.
1 do not have my sons name in
cluded in with the Camden service
mems list, and it seems to me the
proper place for it to be displayed
would be in his native town. What
do you think?
I have not inquired about this
matter up here, so 1 thought L
would write and get your opinion.
I am a bit afraid that this is out
side your line of work, but I do not
know of anyone else I could ask.
Lloyd is now back in the States
after serving overseas since last
June. At the time I am writing
this letter he has not received his
first liberty" but expects it this
week. He also expects to be trans
ferred to another ship at that time.
No doubt his address will be chang
ed when this occurs, and if it does,
I'll advise you.
Harvey and Lloyd's youngest
brother, Russell w. Gardner, was
indicted into the U. S. Army De-
cember 31st, 1943, and to date 1
have only temporary address. He
wrote me several times from camp,
but told me to wait for new ad-
dress. I viii send this new address
when Russell is settled, which will
be in a week or so.
Respectfully,
Grace M. Jones
P. S. Russell's name will even
tually be on the Smyrna list also,
don't you think so? He is in the
U. S. Army.
Mrs. Grace M. Jones, Dribbles is
very glad that you wrote in regard
/ ing all three of your sons. l con-
slider it an honor to have you share
your thoughts with me where they
are concerned.
Frankly, I've been quite long
time getting around to publishing
and answering your letter simply
because my own point of view and
some of the other members who are
connected with the American Leg
ion Post we have here in Smyrna
do not agree. However, after much
considered thought I have decided
to print both your letter and my
reply to your several questions.
First, before going into that
phase of it, may I offer you my
most sincere and deepest sympathy
over the loss of your son Harvey
You should feel very proud to know
that if his time to leave this worlt
had arrived, his departure was
made in the service of his Country
I know of no greater honor than tt
lay down your life in defense Of
those things that you hold mos
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D RIBBLES
FROM
Our Boys and Girls
in the Service
David C. Harrison Post, No. Ia,
American Legion, and Unit of the
American Legion Auxiliary.
by

(NOTE: Due to the illness of
the editor of "Dribbles," the col
umn this week will consist of a
part of last weeks column for
which this paper did not have room.
Due to an error, only half of Mrs.
Jones' letter was printed last week.
That half is reprinted again this
week.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-03-09

Don't spend your pay In
- competition with your neigh
FTS bors for scarce civilian
goods. Save, America, and
N you will save America from
- black markets and runaway
imitation. Buy more Bonds every
payday. How many bonds? Figure
ii out yourself.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-03-09
Captain Clifton

Captain Clifton has passed
away and with his passing has
gone the simplicity of a man
that endeared himself to his
command and left a story of
thirty-four years of service to
his country.
In recitation of the intimate
and personal life Of Captain
Clifton, much can be said. 1t
was during World War I,
when under the command of
Admiral Gleavse, that he pro-
posed the use of life RATS
aboard vessels in place of life
boats. His proposal was ex-
perimented with and found to
be such a success that not only
the ships of the fleet, but the
ships of our Merchant Navy
were equipped with these
RATS, which in the present
conflict have proven a power
of human life.
The rehabilitation program
of the Sun Valley hospital now
in its experimental stages was
first proposed by the Captain
and given a hearty warmth of
endorsement from the Navy
Department in Washington.
The. hypothesis of the theory
that hospitalized veterans be
given the attention of physic-
al and mental activities in the
rehabilitation of both the
physical body and mind was
looked upon by the Navy Bu-
Teau of Medicine as an inven-
tive creation that could not be
wrong; consequently, his
command, the Sun Valley Hos
pital, was given the honor of
being the institution to exper-
iment and prove the rehabili-
tation program a success.
Since it was only in it's i'm
mediate birth at the time of
the death of the Captain, no
survey of correctiveness can
now be proven. But with the
fervour that the patients and
staff of the hospital have in
itiated this program, and from
all existing facts it can be said
that another theory of med.
ical science has been proven a
success.
The Captain was an init
mate of presidents, scientists,
admirals, generals, and men in
every walk of life; accepted
by all as one of the progress
sive elements of the medical
profession and one that was
truly interested in the adj
vancement of medicine in the
Navy.
By his institution of never
ending experimentation in his
81 years in the Navy, the Cap.
tain has been one of the chief
actors in example to the med.
ical men of the Navy which
has made the Navy doctor
stand out as not only a doctor
in a sense of the word, bu-
also as a scientist in the seek
ing of ways and means to i'm
prove the health and living
Evening star., 1944-10-13
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

WILL SHARE APT. with employed con
GENIAL GENIAL woman, fMna,. 40 to As. Separate bed
1omS ms NV walking phs distance downtown It'll
JEWISH GIRL to share apt. with tbs another. = hss
5seeoGSh soa Istb 7sTa sT sf1sr SE1nnsn,., pm .,
90 to share attractive modsrnstic iie oxel spt
with Others, Every conv. AT 7647.
ROOMMATE BOON .1La to share 3-rm: apartment with
vile Can ass gAeR HaRTsockp HsRRIEss Apt aestis; asatts,
efRG s9fs2 F. F. SHARE aIsR fTGm y5ns
sfteE pm. Rs' ss'' so4a. Stia an0'nef girl Cal
GENTLEMAN, share apt. se, modern, fur.
WsNTE6 Wa rtssr : girls. Nov /. to shsr. - BED.
see eSm ca a1I oR Tth gentfte girls; Northwest
APT. for two or three nice Girls, with
Kitchen privileges If desired. Call Taylor
GIRL wishes to share Rsn: new. modern apt
With ., ! young lady, between 20 and So
AND ) ROOM furn. apis. in se Con
ysnient transportation; consider infant
esf es1ne s sr. s'SIE S'E.-rvo-room apt. newl,
SsIfNeToNssq SSisIfs'sai asqi's bus, Ia rms. pvt
eh hare Fl iK p5T 5ands1 Sr sSapsq a seaPs s
WANTEDwYoune lady 'fo to share hs reis with an an
| Ottler ucT dpt.t CouN. Transportation. AL,
| 4th St, NV. RA. 4S0S after g pm. :
ARLINGTON, 6022 N, Wilson blvd.-At
traetiyely furn; rm. and kitehenette, ami.
| near trans. Falls Church S56-W-2. il
| COUPLE, no children; / bedroom, liyin,
rm;,, bath, kitchenette, 1st-foor. front
| maid Servicei phone In room; references
| required; no drinking parties permitted
lSI25 month; availaDle Oct. 10Th. 30,
346-J, Star
ployed permanent couple only; reasonable
references. .S37 30 TR. 0327
I ROOM, kitchen. semiprivate bath: work.
ne, or phone At. 5o13 after 5 pm.
1901 p ST. N.W.-Nicely fum room and
kttchenette, share bath; drunks need noi
Evening star., 1944-10-13
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE CAN SELL your house in any section
seilins houses in the District Of Columbia
aualined TO handle your property Tor you
II you wish quick and satisfactory results,
sa A1Ha II ETse5 I soH IA ssss IA 25es
TO 1e Rms, D. G. or Nd; all cash; ten
.sn anss not Su,,rn. disturbed no aily;dallyins
WE CAN geLL your mouse. We can Sc.
IS ss;fs;sa IS c.S',o' ri szs P' Hs.ise4a
property call sLAUoHTER & CO. "A Home
for Every Income" DI. 215s. 1113 18th
Vi w PAY ALL Cash tor ne. and q. prop.
s1!1ss; ~ auls6 s6 ,;ss.lsments, sSNS 4 =
aMfp1AFG M heo s Is ns fiGe .S.
Sg SgISk CkN Ds sri fi51 YSIk g "a HoIs. ans .
value today. Our opinion entails no oblisa-
sSUSRzsss .. sS He ss15ai; s:sspli:h.s nfssH7:
S9f efksTs 6ffilss1s isaa s.s r:.dy 6: NV cash
interested in homes in Petworth ne and
4 NV asst fss,ioas asr,sa and ,Ss r nm n.nssiox
sSt:d q in seliipf pf ssa. ssll r. NJ BELLo. 1910
aSm1s ntsdts You for T. en' s Il
CHARLES 2 WARD. % Fla. NV. AID.
HAVE Client with all cash to buy
apartment house. 90 to 35 units. L. A.
MOSSBURG. AD. 1868. lSs
WILL PAY ALL CASH to you, no COM
mission. for ten brick houses. L. A.
MO6SBURG, AID. 2363. 1ss
8, OR ROOMS, brick preferred, FIRE
place, garage; nearby Virginia; 81 900
cash. Call CH. o216 ewes.
FOR QUICK CASH SALE, for appraising
and refnancing and personally handling
your property in ne, Washington and
nearby MARYLAND. Will appreciate il you
call Mr.. Valenti. HO. O043, with O. B.
zANTZINGER, JR.. Real Estate. River
dale, Mo
FOR QUICK SALE. nearby Maryland prop
erty. Call ROBERT s. DAVIS. WA. 1900,
Hyattsville. Nd. T0se Of properties listed
sold within frst two weeks
HOMES listed with us receive real active,
prompt and courteous service by an en-
Gent, well-experienced sales orsanization.
ginia and Maryland counties. Cali today,
sano this evening or Sun: phone is Georsis
18th st., Ma. 07b3.
Evening star., 1944-10-13
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

COW, GUERNSEY and Holstein. good mixer
Young, S75; one heifer. mos. old, $50
OR. 1928, call after pm
RIDING HORSES, 2, very nice, with sad
dies and brides: very reasonable. Call
RE 1928 after $50 pm.
RIDING HORSES, 2, fine, years old
thoroushbred mare. also drive 51year-old
mare for gentle lady horse. Phone CHI
1000. Apt. 1T, evenings. or CHI. 1900
during day. Ask for MR.. STEINER. Will
be at Baileys Crossroads next Sunday.
THOROUGHBRED BROOD MARE, Jockey
Club registration. eight years old, excel
lent hack: WooDLAwN MANOR: 5th
mile Layhill pike Route 1922. near Sandy
Spring, Md. Tel. Ashton 1851.
RAM, hne, young Hampshire, S25. Falls
Church 1449
ABERDEEN ANGUS, registered, pure bred
splendid psdisreed. 3 fine young bulls
calves: all priced to sell quickly. Quantity
Of baled d,z GRACE = iG alfslfa' hay and corn
aser. Gaithersburg l4-F-14.
81 WHITEFACE STEERS, fat about 700
lbs. North 1912, RHODES FARM, Gaines
vile. Va. 49,
Evening star., 1944-10-13
lRooMs FvRN.--Northwest Cont,

ROOMS FURN.-Norshwest Cont
oom phone. sn o car ns Ss%ss
CIns ofMfi EMBAssY.. MI AssSe. 1921 st. nw.-Beau-
tifully furnished rooms available. phone
IN each room. RE. 06s7.
Refined gentle gentleman. large double
homelike room, next to bath, large closet:
elevator in building: reference; can be
seen after 5 pm. evenings.
room sn w trn socf beas a nen
si4o n ST. NV, Apt. e--Larse, brish.
| room, 1st floor. twin beds; reasonable
1eos MADISON ST. N.w.-Large room
with inclosed porch. nicely furn,, h.-c.
\ water, unlimited phone, next to bathroom;
" block from Georgia ave. car line; suit
able for man and wife or 2 or 3 girls.
FURN. ROOM. private bath. NV. section
for Quiet employed woman. Box 403-L
BRIGHr WARM ROOM in cultured home
protestant pspte rar o fs5nea sdoa woman
Is4O QUE ST. mr. mr.. Dupont circle-m
private home. lge. attrac, double, twin beds,
ige: closets, semipvt bath: refined perma-
isss HOBART II sT., Mt Mt. it Pieasant-Double SAINT
room with porch, Christian home. After
ZIG PEI pERRy EeekdayS; ~ 915g bearoom
and quiet, next to bath; $40 month: gentle
a5as 18th sT. NW.Wsieepine room for i,
barge psr vsap closet nS Shars bath with one SSo
ON Iath sT. CAR LINE-Furnished rooms
for z Or adults. RA. 9S22.
C0LORED-1s12 18th st. n.w.-Room In
quiet home for employed person, gentle
man preferred.
Evening star., 1944-10-13

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. house. 2 or 8 bed
rooms; northwest section or suburbs or
Arlington; automotive executive. DI 5000.
WANTED-SmalI house, preferably fur
nished, in Georgetown or other nice resi-
dental neighhorhood. Alexandria 679S.
NAVAL OFFICER permanently assigned,
wife, SON.. ID months, and maid, desire 2
or bedroom house, preferably unfur-
nfshed, NV. section or nearby Virginia.
Being homeowner, excellent care property
assured highest references. Box 346-L,
3-BEDROoM unfurnished house in wood
row Wilson School district urgently needed
GNFURNIsHED, bedrms. n. ". sec, Silver
Spring or suburbs: S75 to S100 mo-: estab-
hshed bus. people. MI. 1000, Ext. 31-A.
WILL PAY 8 months in advance, s. or 4
bedroom house; permanent. Box BIOL,
YOUNG NAVAL OFFICER back from over
in NV. 1T. u. 81 BUTCHER, 81. sg46,
NAVY DOCTOR ana wife want furn. ant.
Or house near Bethesda; must have one 81
HAVE sTovssn ssn AND NIT ikEFaE; 4s osIs BEDROOM
house, VIC. Ari., nice neighborhood: Nav
capt. and fam. WOOD. Falls Church 1865.
WANTED tand badly. 3-bedroona house
with downstairs bath. for $50 or Iess;
nayal nmcer; nv, preferred. but not essen
,wANTED-5.5 y room house. uniurrished.
2000. iSs