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Lutheran Conference

Lutheran service pastors and
chspialns will attend the regional
conference of the Eastern area Oc-
toner 81 to November 2 at the
Lutheran Service Center. DR., N M
fIVSaker, director of the service
commission of the National Lutheran n
council, will preside.
Inc Lutheran Laymen's Fellow
snip VIII entertain the visiting
chaplalns and service pastors at
a luncheon Thursday, 1890 pm at
the New Ebbit Hotel
Ihomas P. Hickman, member of
the Executive Committee Of tho
I'M ualVeo Lutheran Church, will pre-
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Christian Science.

The Christian Science lesson ser.
mon for tomorrow is Everlasting
Punishment" Services are held at
II am. and repeated at 8 pm, ex-
cept Third Church, ats pm; Fifth
Church and Society, no evening serv-
ice. AL are invited to attend the
services and the Wednesday meet
ing at o'clock.
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Rudio Bible Quiz

Featured on the radio Bible Quiz
will be contest among the Bible
Quiz Kids at o'clock tonight over
Station WWDC. Participants will
include: Glenna Mae Morrison, Rob-
ert Louthan, Janet Worth, Richard
Eney and Elizabeth Campbell
Mr.. Crowley is heard daily at 6:4s
am. over Station WWDC.
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West Washinxton Baptist.

Chaplain w. r. Tuttle will speak
at II am. on THE Intercessory
Prayer" and pm. DR.. John Bal
ley Kelly, pastor of the Georgetown
Presbyterian Church, on The
| Spirit Of Jesus"
The Rev. Frank l.. Snyder. pastor
of the Clarendon First Baptist
Church, will be the speaker at 7:30
pm. Thursday.
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Chevy Chase PRESBYTERIAN.

DR.. Oscar F. Blackwelder. pastor
of the Lutheran Church of the
Reformation, will be the guest of
the women's groups on Wednesday
at 1:30 pm. His subject will be
Thanksgiving"
At the Thursday dinner meeting
DR.. j. H. Hollister will speak on
Back of the Scenes-Early Old
Testament"
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Trinity Methodist,

On Wednesday at pm. the But
Ter Glass will hold their annual
bazaar.
The church school officers and
teachers dinner will take place
Thursday, $50 pm.
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First CONGREGATIONAL.

DR.. H. S. Anderson goes to Ches-
ter. Pa, Tuesday to represent Chi
cago Theological Seminary at the
inauguration of DR.. Edwin E. Au-
brey as the new president of Crozier
Theological Seminary.
The service following the dinner
at 6 pm. Thursday will be in prepa-
ration for the next communion.
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RrookIand Mefhodixf

At 8 pm DR.. George v. P. Barger,
for many years medical mission
ary of the Disciples of Christ in the
Belgian Congo, will speak on MY
Work in Africa" showing many
stereoptican slides.
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TakOma Park Baptist

The annual business meeting Of
the church, dinner meeting, will
be held November at $50 pm,
served by the Ladies' Aid Society.
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Chevy Chase Baptist.

The annual meeting of the church
will be held at a banquet on We'd
nesday evening. Charles Y. Imley
moderator, will preside.
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Peoples Conversational.

The Women's Association, the
Deaconesses and the Pastors Aid
Society are joint sponsors for a YES
per service and pew rally at pm.
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Lithuanian Society.

Miss Anna Gavelis, president of
the American Lithuanian Society,
will preside at a meeting at pm.
tomorrow at the Immaculate Con-
ception hall
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TakOma Lutheran.

At a congregational meeting Fri
day evening the following nominees
will be presented for positions on
the vestry: William Wannan, M.
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Sixth PRESBYTERIAN.

The Mason Noble Fellowship will
present the Chevy Chase Chanters
in concert at pm. Thursday.
All men and women are invited.
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Reformation Lutheran.
Third Bautist (Colored,
ReligiOus Education.

NtIIXIOuS EuuCdIIOn.
Removal to 1900 Sixteenth street
NV. Sunday lectures at $50 pm,
talk by James w. MCGUIRE on Re
covering the Lost Word; 8 pm,
lecture by Miss Fleurette Joffrie.
At 4427 @ street NV, Friday,
pm, Lillian F. Boatman, black
board talk, "Astro-Psychology.' At
ITO Connecticut avenue NV, Sat-
urday, 7 and 8 pm. respectively
Wanda Orynski, Great Books" and
E. Matthews Dawson, The Tarot."
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EIdbrOOke Methodist.

Girl Scout Sunday will be OBJ
served tomorrow at II am. with
the troops attending in a body. DR..
Paul Douglas, president of Ameri-
can University, will speak on the
youth program at pm.
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Special Church Activities
Chevy Chase Methodist.

Chevy Chase Methodist.
Joash Day will be observed tomor-
row when $4,000 is expected to be
raised for the building fund.
Catholic Evidence Guiding.
The open air meetings have been
discontinued In Franklin Park until
next spring.
Lutheran Place Memorial.
DR.. o. Fred Nolde of the Phila-
delphia Lutheran Seminary will be
the guest speaker at 8 pm.
Mt. Pleasant Congregational.
DR.. Fred S. Buschneyer will
preach the final sermon of his
series on Great Affirmations. The
subject at II am. is This Is Our
Witness"
Reformation Lutheran.
Mayor Theodore r. McKeldin of
Baltimore, Nd, will be the guest
speaker at the banquet on Wednes-
day. closing the 18th anniversary
celebration of this church.
Third Baptist (Colored).
At II am. the Rev. L. c. Collins
will be the guest speaker. At pm
special services.
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Calvary Methodist

For the University of Life pro-
gram, at the discussion group for
adults, at 8 pm, DR.. Andrew Cor
dier, consultant, Division of Inter-
national Security and Organization,
Department of State, will speak on
The Dumbarton Oaks Agreement.
Any one interested is Welcome.
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Healing Services.

THE Inner Chamber" by Franklin
Cole Sherman will be studied by the
Night Prayer Circle of the Christian
Healing Mission at the Church of
st. Stephen and the Incarnation
Monday at pm. Jesus Himself"
from Behold the Bridegroom Com
eth," by James Moore Hickson will
be reviewed at the Day Prayer Circle
Tuesday at 1890 am. when the
group meets for training for service,
exchange of experience and prayers
for the sick and world conditions.
The service of holy communion
with the laying of hands for heal
ing and intercessions for the sick
will be held Thursday in the chapel
of the Incarnation at 10 am, the
Rev. Flint Kellogg officiating.
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BrookIand Baptist Church

9th and Monroe Sts. NE.
(22nd and Shepherd Bus TO Door.)
Goye l. MeGIothien, Minister
Chos. P. Burehette, Min. Of Ed.
Concluding Sermons in EvoneeIistic
Series by -.
Rev. n. J. Purdy, ModisonviIIe. Ky.
$50 o.m.-Sundoy School,
! ! 100 o.m.-"Missins His Presenee"
o:45 p.m.-Troinine Union.
7:45 p.m.-"it Is Time"
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Catholic Evidence Guildin

The open air meetings have been
discontinued In Franklin Park until
next spring.
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Sgt. Henry Birchard, Herman En-
glehardt, Harry Stock, ST.; Rudolph
Ginzl, sr., and De Witt Zook, sr.
Phil Clore, sr, is being proposed
as a candidate for treasurer and
Virgil Souder for financial secretary.
Berean Baptist.
The Rev. Louis Lomax guest min
lister at II am.
Lincoln Congregational.
The Mems Brotherhood session at
10:15 am. will hear Charles M
Thomas, former teacher of history,
Dunbar High School, discuss Group
Relationships" Men and women
are invited.
First Baptist (ColOred.)
Special services with a biblical
drama by the Phoebe Circle of the
Dorcas Missionary Society at 7::30
pm.
Rev. MIR. Sheriff. Guest.
The Rev. Robert E. Sheriff. min
lister of Buckingham Presbyterian
Church at Berlin, Md, will be the
guest preacher at Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning His subject is:
Gods Dealings With Dictator"
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Lutheran Place MemoriaI.

DR.. o. Fred Nolde of the Phila-
delphia Lutheran Seminary will be
the guest speaker at 8 pm.
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Berean Baptist.
Lincoln Congregational.

The Rev. Louis Lomax guest min
ter at IL am.
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Dupont Ave ond the Main Hwy.
CLARENCE E. JONES. Jr., Minister.
1000 a a.m.--"Are We Pushed Through
LIFE"
1855 a.m.-Church School.
$50 p.m-B T u
7:30 p.m.-"What Are You Shooting
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Commemorotine its l75th
Anniversary
Invites You to the Festival Of the
Reformation
Sunday, October 18th, ot II AN.
Guest Speaker
Or. ClOYD HECK MARVIN,
President of George Washington
University.
A choral group, directed by Mr.. Cor
don Page from Washington-Lee High
School will sins Elm Feste Burg"
Nnts thf Sim Ths Old Ren
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-09

Nowhere is the danger of
secrecy and of morbid magma
ton more evident than in the
realm of guilty fears. All schools
of psychiatry agree that behind
every anxiety neurosis' is a
sense of guilt. DR.. Stekel italic-
ICES and relterates the assertion:
All anxiety is fear of oneself"
However objective the occasion
of dread al first may be, when
the resultant fearfulness has dug
in, settled down and become
chronic, it is fear of oneself
Of ones own inadeQuacy and in
feriority, and so Of ones fail
ure.
This sense OF guilt is commonly
morbid; it springs from an UNI
healthy conscience; there is no
just occasion for II; il is part of
the disease. AS We can have a
pervasive feeling of physical dis
comfort with no specific reason
for il known, or a vague, appre-
henSive anxiety about nothing in
particular, so we can suffer a
heavy sense of guilty failure
without clearly seeing, or seeing
only through sick imaginings,
what we have been guilty of.
his sehefalized feeling of being
no good is one of the common
est forms of depression.
Often, however, our guilty
feelings are specific. We have
done something really wrong
violated a trust, betrayed a
friend, outraged inner standards
of conduct whose validity we
can no more deny than a scien-
list can deny his duty TO be hon
est with his facts. We discover
that when we have accepted a
code of the utmost moral lati.
tude and have added to thi,
ethical liberality all the alibi.
and rationalizations we can lay
our minds TO, there still are
standards of right conduct not tc
be escaped. No latitudinarian in
| terpretations can make Juda!
Iscariot right. Some behavior i!
really Wroug, and among TIT
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Beautiful w nut bedroom
suite, complete. Very reasonable.
30 Fessenden, Mt. Clemens. A10
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on Being f.
REAL PERSON
By DR.. HARRY EMERSON FOSDICk

manifold effects of INDUCING In
it fear is one of the most preva.
lent.
The fears associated with such
sins against personality as alco-
holism, abnormal sexuality, drug
addiction, furious temper, and
with more general moral failures
involved in the betrayal Of
friendship. treachery to trust,
disloyslty 10 love, needless mis-
handling and loss of opportun-
ity, beggar description. The fear
OF habits we are free to start but
are not free TO stop, of conse-
quences from our evil falling
upon people for whom we really
care, Of the gravitation by which
a wrong once started goes on to
disasters we cannot foresee -
such breads gather themselves
together into fear of oneself and
of having to 60 on living with
oneself. Many suffer such haunt
ed lives, as the Ancient Mariner
of Coleridge's poem did when he
had slain the albatross-
Like one, that on lonesome
road
Doth walk in fear and dread,
And having once turned round
walks on,
And turns no more his head:
Because he knows, a frightful
fiend
Doth rtoSs- beti0d hin, tread --
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Bay team of horses 5000 lbs.
and harness will sell separate.
Cor. Canal and Hayes Rd. l.
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'speeioI Notices
STAN BARRONS TAX
SERVICE

SEN VIE
Is substantial, dependable
year round Tax Service. Not a
Fly by Night or Curbstone Serv-
Ice.
Is Years of Actual Accounting
land Income Tax Experience.
My Specially trained, expert
tenced and Qualified Tax Con-
fBultants Assure You Of Our Abil-
fity, and Our Interest in Giving
You Proper and Accurate Re-
Eport. Quick Service. No Waiting.
Reasonable rates, Your
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lis Not Satisfactory.
4 Open All Hour For Your
Inconvenience, Including Sun
days.
h We re Prepared to Remit
AYour Taxes to The Internal
Revenue Collector.
4 Permanent Office 80 North
kGratiot Upstairs.
Office Observation-Disclosures ISL
dence $500. TIC
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Legal Notices
NOTICE TO COMPENSATION IN
RIfRANGE AGENClER

NOTICE TO COMPENSATION IN
SURANCE AGENCIES
Sealed proposals will be received At
the office of the Macomb County Road
Commission. County Building. Mount
Clemens, Michigan, until 400 p. m.
Eastern War Time, Friday. March ~,
1914, covering compensation insurance
for the period April I. 1914. 10 April l.
l9+5, on the employees OF the Board OF
Macomb County Road Commissioners.
BOARD OF COUNTY ROAD
COMMISSIONERS.
MACOMB COUNTY. MICHIGAN.
Nicholas p Fund. Chairman.
Harry w. v. Lumley. Viee-Chair.
man,
Joel r. Frost. Member.
March e-M L.
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Wildt 6 Warner
FARMS

FARMS
200 acres near Capac, Al
land, large cow barn, 40 STAN
chiors, steel beams, cement floor
throughout, cement silos, new
chicken coop 20x40, 6 rm. house
only 500 per acre.
rs acres near Armada, 8 nm.
house. full basement, bed
rooms, hot water heat barn and
some fruit, $40, 500.
40 acres, good garden soil,
near New Haven, 7 rm. house,
fair outbuitdings-$7,566.
40 acres, 9 rm. house, bath,
full basement, steam heat, nat
ural fireplace, good barn, 3 car
garage, stock, and tools -
$1,000.
5 acres 3 miles south of Mt.
Clemens on Wolf road, $3.50 per
acre.
5 acres on Gratiot near 10
Mile Road.
HOUSES
rms. utility, toilet, Norge oil
heater, 8xl2 chicken coop, new
$3.50 cash.
$3.50 down buys 3-rm. cozy
cottage, lot and some furniture,
only Sl,750 - bal. $40 month.
Availa BILE at once.
Four rooms; shower and tot
let, full basement, hot air heat,
Gear garage. chicken coop-$4,-
900; 81, 400 down.
Five rooms, bath, lot 45x157;
full basement, hot air heat -
SIS, 500; 81, 500 down; easy terms
Four rooms; bath, utility,
acre garden soil, 2-car garage, 3
miles south of Mt. Clemens -
SIS 600; terms.
WE SELL STATE LANDS
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Insulate your attic. Rock wool
Roll Blankets - Bait Types.
Phone 5251. Cody Mcmahon Co.
3l5 North Ave. A9
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Girl over ID, Dr.'s office able
10 type. Roseville 1898 or 1885.
DR.. Singer 22422 Gratiot E. De-
troit. Ala
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Wanted

Adding machines, cash regis
tiers. typewriters, desks, chairs
all office equipment; top pric-
es. Office Supply Co, 43i Cass
Avenue, Mt. Clemens 2047. {
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4 rms. city water-Sf,70
4 rms. city water, toilet
$4,000.
/ acre, 4 rm. house, chicken
coop-S2,250.
6 rms. furnace and bath -
$4,000.
/ acre, z rm. house, newly
decorated-S3,250.
/ acre, rm. house. cabinet
sink. stationary tubs, $4,000.
5 rm. modern brick-S4,500.
2 acres, 4 rm. house, bath
room, no fixtures, running
water in kitchen; garage, chick
en- coop--lots of shade-S3, 500.
! acre, 6 rm. modern house on
river-S5,000.
4 family, with stoker; paved
street, income $l40 month =
$4,000.
.WiIdt & Warner
Barron Bldg. above First
National BanA
Phone Mount Clemens a941
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10Th close behind him tread.
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Enough lumber is used in
Grating a bomber to build
five-room house.
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Wanted-Boy's sidewalk BIZ
cycle. Inq. l49 Croker, side
apartment. Ala
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Form Equipment For Sole XII

Buck rake and stacker COM
bined. Gordon Penman, mile
west Of Meade. l.
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Cashier, knowledge of tipping
Ipre erred, not essential; salary
$4,000. Triangle Furniture Co.
Formerly Schutts. 81 North Ora
-tiot-. Mi. Clemens ala
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600 egg electric incubator for
sale nearly new. Slower feed
grinder, 8 inch burr. Floyd
Prior GIG Dolan Road. c =
lumbus Twp. Richmond Rte. >
Phone Smith Creek 5, F23. Ala
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Vegetable Plants
Hechinger Co.

Also ready for immediate planting
tomato and cabbage plants.
These are the first of the season.
Many other vegetables Will oe
advertised at proper time ioi
planting.
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Things looking up! ReIoxne visit to the New
CrIeons Naval Air Stotion AdmoI Kings hoppy mood goes
along with those words Of his report THE Poetic
theoer presents sltuotion which must be dark and
threatening TO Jopon os it is full Of promise to u.s.
U. S Navy Photos
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Pose 4

The fleet is reody-to "troveI
far and fost to victory" Sym
boIizing the American kovy's
new power, which brought those
confident words from AdmiroI
Ernest J. King. its commander
in chief, ore the eiont guns Of
one Of its greet bottIeships COM
monding the horizon in q war
zone.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-15

FRANK SINATRA, now before
cameras as star Of RKO Radios
filmixation Of the Broadway hit
musical, "Step Lively" rides to the
screen on the crest Of wave Of
unprecedented popularity. Wistful-
looking, wispy-fgured Frank at rs
Is married and a father :. but that
didn't stop teen-age girls from
throwing themselves into the aisles
Of New York's Paramount, during
his personal appearance eight-week
run, and yelling Frankie, you're
for me" while the hepcat boys
cheered their heads off too. He
created traffic jams for every show,
longer than anybody since Rudy
Vallee burst on the nation back in
20. Sinatra is an alian-American,
son Of a Hoboken, N. j., city fire
man. He graduated from Demarest
High, where he played the ukulele
and warbled (strictly amateur) and
also played basketball forward,
weight 1913. He has picked up ten
pounds since. Sinatra was slated for
a college education in engineering
by his father, but turned down the
chance because, he said, "Math muir
ders me-" He went to work on Jer-
sey newspaper, first as delivery boy
on truck, then as copy boy in city
room, finally as sports reporter.
After hearing Bing Crosby, while
holding hands with Nancy Barbato,
his schooldays' sweetheart and now
his wife, Sinatra decided he'd be-
come a singer and did, though he
never studied a note nor took les
son, but trained himself while sing
ing to records of popular songs.
From a roadhouSe entertainer to
soloist with Harry James to soloist
with Tommy Dorsey. he has risen
since 1899 to the dizziest heights
on the radio and in motion pic
lures.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-15
GARGANTUA
SPURNS HIS
MATES Love
World Famous Gorilla Is
IS Still a Bachelor at
Heart

The romance Of the two most
publicized gorillas In the world Is
proceeding slowly, but in reverse.
Gargantua the Great no longer
looks at Toto with affection. He
Ignores her, sneers at her or
charges madly at her, hurting
banana skins and orange Feelings
Toto, secure behind cage bars, does
not shrink. She seems to smile, as
though Gargantua were big bluff.
And she no longer hurls back the
fruit showers at him. She who was
30 Indifferent Is now crazy about
Gargarltua, as you may see for your
self when the Ringing Bros and
Barnum g. Bailey Circus comes to
Waterbury Monday and Tuesday,
June 10 and 20.
There Is no rush. after all. Gar
Eantua Is now thirteen years Of
age, and Toto is twelve. Both are
still growing, especially Gargantua,
who now weighs over $50 pounds,
stands feet, 7 10 inches In his
bare feet, with an arm stretch Of
over 0 feet. He Is now well over a
yard broad at the chest.
Toto weighed 445 pounds in
Havana, and, although she is now
o little taller-four feet, ten inches
she weighs no more, for Jose
Tomas, her Spanish keeper, has
seen to 1t that her tummy shows
less bulge. Toto has done bit Of
dieting and she feels tops, just fine,
thank you.
But mating now or mating to-
morrow, Mr.. and Mrs. Gargantua
the Great retain their hold on the
public and the crowds still swarm
to view them.
The gorillas are featured In the
menagerie Of The Greatest Show
On Earth, which this season offers
a veritable cavalcade Of sensational
new features and innovations. With
800 big top stars of international
eminence on the gigantic 1914 pro-
gram, performances will be given
at 2:15 and 8:15 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-15

With its hilarious action filmed in
Technicolor, up In Arms" Samuel
Goldwyn'S new RKO Radio release.
which starts tomorrow at the Loew's
Poll theater, stars Danny Kaye and
q brilliant cast of favorites in
rollicking tale of a hypochondriac
elevator-operator who is drafted into
the Army. What happens to the
Army Is sad indeed, but it all makes
for one of the funniest musical
comedy offerings ever screened. Di-
nah Shore, Dana Andrew, Constance
Bowling and Louis Calhern have
the other chief roles in the laugh
hit. the action of which opens In
New York City and winds up on the
mythical South Pacific Island Of Ba-
goona from which the Japs are to
be pushed by Uncle Sans armed
forces. Danny Weems. who thinks
everything In the worlds wrong with
him. and his pal !Ses are drafted.
When they complete their basic
training they find their nurse girl
friends. Virginia and Mary. have
Joined the Army too, and are now
lieutenants in the Medical Corps
All four OF them head for the South
seas aboard the same transport, al
though Mary Is a stowaway, thanks
10 uanny's maneuverings. Danny
sets into plenty Of trouble with his
buddies and with his commanding
ullIcer as q result, but shortly after
landing nc Bagoona he n captured
~ the Japs and after an uproaTi-
Gus mix-up comes out Of the jungle
4iih a string 81 captured Japs. Mo-
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that had belonged to Nell Gwynne.
Ynina Led To Career

that had belonged to Nell Gwynne.
Voice Led To Career
Asked how she got started on
her theatrical career, Miss Green
wood opened her eyes in astonish-
ment.
why, had nice voice." she
said. And she does. She demon
strated with Roses are Growing
in London" and a song about Frank
Sinatra soon to be published for
which she wrote the lyrics and
Broones wrote the music. She also
sang TITS gonna take daddy long
legs to love long legged lady like
me-" with such punch you'd think
she meant it. But from all appear
alces Hubby Martin fills the bill.
OF no mean reputation himself,
having elaborated with Guy Boil
ton to produce such hits as
Swing Along" Seeing Stars" and
Gay Deceivers," Martin talks of
nothing but Charlotte He has pic
lures all over the walls and piano
of his composing room and gets
out endless scrapbooks full Of clip
pings at the slightest provocation.
Gave GI'S "KICK
During the last war, the couple
toured camps and hospitals with
Leaning on Lettie." Charlotte was
in there with her famous kick on
Hollywood's first Victory Caravan
in the present war and she shows
no signs of slowing down.
why did she decide to become
coincidence"
IT didn't decide" Miss Green
wood said. THE audience decided
for me. Whenever I had a serious
song to sing with gestures, the
audience laughed in the wrong
place."
She demonstrated making angu-
lar gestures with her arms. We
tried to keep sober face and
agreed she wasn't really tall - her
arms and legs just make her look
that way.