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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-06

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 It Pays to Be Ignorant Gags Tom Howard of It Pays to Be Ignorant" says nudist is person you can't pin anything on .. Harry McNa ughton had 8 girl friend who said he was the goal of her am- bition - her father kicked the goal . George Shelton says a grape fruit is an orange with 8 swelled head Tom Howard, quiznnas- ter, says his bored of experts con- sist of three decayed branches from the tree Of knowledge . Lulu Mo ConneN "beaut' of Tt Pays to Be Ignorant" once got silver cup for her teeth now she keeps them in a glass! George Shel- ton can spend two months writ ing just one paragraph. Lulu Mo Councils old man spent twenty years on one sentence! Lulu never has to make up her face - she just assemblies it! Tom Howard is so skinny, he has to eat walnut every morning to keep his pants up! Lulu Mo Cornell dumb belle" wants to be called Miss Liberty Bell because she's famous and half cracked, ;" adds Tom Howard Harry Mo- Naughton does his best writing sit ting down - that's where he shines Y. Tom Howard not only saw The Fighting Lady" - he married her!
 Great Moments in Music" fea- lures selections by Friml from "Vagabond King, Jean Tennyson, Robert Weede, baritone. Orchestra and chorus under direction of George Sebastian this evening.
 Overture Orchestral; Some Day, (Tennyson) Only Rose (Peerce) i: Love Me Tonight (Tennyson and Peerce); Song of the Vagabonds (Weede and chorus); Huguette' $ Waltz ,Tennyson); Finale Gen. Semble).
 Morton Downey is getting ready to Init the road" again.
 The Mutual tenor will be the guest star on The Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands from Detroit tonight. Blue-9:30 EWT, when the program will give national sal ute to the war workers of the Chev- rolet Motors.
 Following this appearance, Dow ney will entertain Civic clubs in the Akron, Ohio area.
 Spring is here and the ladies of Radio Row are turning out en masses with the latest styles in headgear as evidenced this week when all the feminine members of the Al Pearce program appeared for rehearsal decked out in chapeauX resembling everything from fruit salad to weld ing helmets. Outstanding was a weirdly wonderful creation sported by Arlene Human Chatterbox' Harris. That hat would do credit to Hedda Hopper" commented Al Pearce.
 Tt does credit to Hedda," replied Arlene, T bought it at a war relief benefit last week. When I got home I discovered label which was Designed and executed for Hedda Hopper
 Bob Burns may use his vacation from the air this summer making a picture wherein he would play a prize-fght trainer - one of the few occupations to which Bob has not turned his hand in 40 years of wan dering the world.
 Adolph Menjou, suave sophisticate of Hollywood films and radio, will be Cass Daley's partner on her pro- posed fall airshow. Menjou audi toned with the comedienne this week.
 Audiences for NBC's Eddie Can- tor Show will be limited to service folk while the comedian and his full cast are in the east after a bond-selling tour.
 Broadcasts of the program will be from thA T. q Naval Women'e RA-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-06

The doctor loses a case!
 It could have been the perfect crime but his diagnosis was wrong He didn't figure on the alert and energetic MT District Attorney who sets about to expose and solve The Case of the Odd Doctor" on Wednesday, June 9th, at 9:30 p. m. EWT. over NEG.
 The doctor. an interruptions dl- rector of sanatorium for mental patients, takes advantage of the kleptomaniacs confined to his care
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-06

serve School at Hunter College, to- night; from the Army Air Force Base at Mitchell Field, June 13, and from the U. s. Maritime Training Station at Sheepshead Bay, June 20.
 Annamary Dickey, Metropolitan Opera soprano, now playing on Broadway as the singing star in Max Gordon's Hollywood Pinafore' will be guest armchair detective on Ellery Queens Adventure of the Iron Woman tonight at 7:3O p. m, over CBS.
 A sports thriller in which slick Ellefy himself winds up in a hos pital, the Iron Woman yarn is a mystery of diabolically- planned sports accidents
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-06

WOR-Browntone Theater: The Fortune Hunter WJZ-Spotligh Band: Ted Weems; Story WABC-Which I Which? Quiz Show 10 00-W E,AF'-College of Musical Knowledge With
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 Mishel Piastro WJZ-Trans-Atl Quiz: John Mason Brown WABC-Let Yourself Go: Milton Berle II -WEAF-News, Lyle Van WOR-News, Van Deventer WJZ-New; Vim. Gailmor WABC-News; Wm. l.. Shirer II -WEAF-Richard Hardness .WOR-Herald Tribune News WJZ-San Francisco Report WABC-Joan Brooks, Songs II 0--WEAF-Music for Tonight: Milton katims WOR-Sammy Raves Orch.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-29

Martha Vickers, who's been seri- ously i'll with a strep throat, is still being kept under wraps by her doc tors; Warner Brothers may have to postpone her next assignment. . Maureen O'Hara is tidying up her guest room to receive her sister Florri, due here soon to try for a movie career under Maureen's guid- ance Looks like those romantic rumors about Louis Hayward are unfounded; he's building bachcelor quarters for himself atop his new Sunset Strip night spot.
 We hear that Lawrence Tierneys pals are urging him to see "The Lost Weekend"-and think about it's moral Instead of Christmas cards. Lew Ayres will mail copies of the book, "The Anatomy of Peace" :. Goshl Dorothy La- ,nour's Road to Utopia" sarong auctioned at a Wichita Falls Bond Rally, bought $100,000l Friends of Jean Porter and Guy Madison, new boby-sox hero, will give you odds that they'll be MT. and Mrs. by New Years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-29
POLL

Fallen Angel" is the new hit opening today at the Loew-Poli Theatre. Packed with the Holly wood headline excitement of Alice Faye's return to the screen in her first all-dramatic role, this thrill ing film also stars Dana Andrews, star of Laura" in a new, more desperate man and-woman hunt, and Linda Darnell in role more fascinating than the one she por- trayed in Hangover Square"
 Fallen Angel" marks not only Alice Faye's first picture in two years and her first dramatic role. but it is the first film in which the star does not portray a singer or chorus girl.
 Dana Andrews, who stalked the killer in Laura" plunges headlong into this tense story of a man ob- sessed by the promising lips and taunting smile of woman whom only murder can get out of his life forever.
 For Linda Darnell, screens youngest femme fatale, the role of stella in Fallen Angel" is by far her most fascinating and important. In it she is said to surpass even the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-29

The question now is how much longer can the Plugs stand the strain. They have had some pretty close calls during the last few weeks, and the third game last night was none too easy on the nervous sys- tenn. Rene Droulet pulled the game out of the fire by coming through with spare in the eighth box, and in the second game, our honorable F. esident, Pat Dwyer. furnished the ammunition. Pat" surprised himself and everybod.. else by fi- nishing up with 8 double strike and a spare fill in the ninth and tenth boxes, his final score being snap py 127. The Switches bowled very consistently, having total of 465 Gn every game, but their consistency didn't get them anywhere against the champs.
 Doris Leary was the outstanding performer of the evening, with a total of 332, her nearest competitor being the captain of her team. Dick Hyland, who rolled 324.
 Joe Pilkington also comes in for honorable mention, toppling the naples for 8 total of 313 this week. Joe has been turning in some nice games the last couple of weeks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-29
STRAND

Private Hargrove has finally won a promotion!
 The blundering and browbeaten basic trainee of See Here, Private Hargrove," proudly shows off his new stripes in rWhat Next, Corporal Hargrove?" M-G-M's sequel to the popular GI. comedy, which will be shown starting today at the Strand screen.
 Robert Walker, again in the title role, is reunited with two of the principals of the original Hargrove laugh-getter, Keenan Wynn repeat ing his character as the chisling Pvt. Mulvehill, and Chill Wills back in his role of the hardboiled top sergeant who supervises the pick and shovel details.
 The pictures only featured fem mine role, that of the daughter of the mayor of a French town, is played by diminutive Jean Porter,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-29

fornia final decree from his ex- Mrs, will have lots of company at the altar. Her best paA Max inc Jennings. who went to Las Vegas to keep her company, will wed Philip Saltonstall at the same time, providing Saltonsall, also in Las Vegas, gets his divorce from his current mate in timei They're planning a double ceremony at Preston Fosters ranch Boss, re- membering that it's almost pay day, we have one more suggestion for the car Detroit manufacturers could build for you: It oughta be up- holstered in Scotch plaid.
 THE STAFF.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-29

sensational triumph she scored in Hangover Square" Heading the brilliant supporting cast of Fallen Anger' are Charles Bickford, Anne Revere, Bruce Chabot and John Carradine. The theme song of Fallen Angel. is the new song Slowly"
 Top-notch personalities of radio add to the mirth and madness of the second attraction Radio Stars On Parade" This glittering new comedy with music stars Wally Brown, Alan Carney and Frances Langford. Skinnay Ennie and his band provide the music Ralph Ed- wards and his Truth or Conse- quencs" are also featured.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-29

Shelia Darcy, who will wed Pres Foster as soon as she gets her Ne vada divorce from Erich von Stro- helm, Jr., and Foster gets his Cali
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-29

last seen in Bathing Beauty" and Easy To Wed"
 What Next, Corporal Hargrove?H continues the hilarious adventures of Marion Hargrove, this time talk ing hi into France where he be- comes dyed-in-the-wool combat soldier but is almost caught by 8 Nazi patrol.
 The new comedy, based on a screen play by Harry Kurnitz, was directed by Richard Thorpe and was produced by George Haight.
 The companion feature is The CheaterS," featuring Joseph Schild- kraut and Billie Burke. A new March of Time, Palestine Prob lem," completes the bill.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-29

Day before yesterday, Eugene Pal iette was advising co-workers on the Suspense" set at Monogram to sleep raw, as he does, and never be bothered by colds; yester- day he was unable to work due to {, heavy cold! . When Jose Iturbi makes his concert tour of South America, he intends to do it at the controls of his own plane -. Eddie Bracken, Marjorie Rev. holds, Barry Sullivan and Laraine Day have organized square-dance club in Santa Monica, with all modern steps strictly barred The Katherine Lytle who was handed an RKO ticket the other day is sister of Anne Jeffreys. ;. Believe 1t or not, Gary Cooper's Along Came Jones'" did bigger business in Texas than Going My Way!"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-29
BY United Press

Bill Ezinickitn making his first start for the Pittsburgh Hornets after being sent down from the Tor onto Maple Leafs, spoiled Hershey's bid for the American Hockey league lead last night with third-period goal that gave the Hornets a to victory.
 New Haven and Buffalo tied at 1 to 4 in the only other game.
 Ezinicki Tipped the puck from the nets for the deciding goal with F minutes left to play. Hershey which remained tied with Indianap- olis, scored it's goal 43 seconds after the game started, and the Hornets tied 1t 46 seconds after the second period started.
 George Pargerter got two of New Haven's four goals, and his second tally came in the last period to give the Eagles the tie after Buffalo had led three different times during the game.
 NATIONAL LEAGUE
 bl1l OllllI ana Don Galnnger lea the Boston Bruins to a to l vic- tory over the New York Rangers last night that moved the resurgent Bruins into a third-place tie in Na- tional Hockey league standings.
 Shill scored three goals and Gal finger, another member of the Bos- ton third line, tallied one goal and two assists as the Bruins pulled even with Chicago at 13 points in the standings. Detroit has IA points and leading Montreal has Is.
 New York scored in the opening perio don Mac Colville's 10-footer, but after that the game was all Boston.
 It was Bostons fourth straight victory.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-29

aaff syer-od Cocker owned by Osnng rerteves golf ball from water hole the Sleepy Club Scarborough Y. LOu record of Taffs findings for the last the 1900O mark At season. averages between IS and 20 balls During
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-29
N0Uy Gridders "InUode" PhiHy

Annapolis. Md. Nov. 29-(UP)- The Navy football team was sched- uled to leave the Naval Academy to- day for the Pine Valley Country club near Philadelphia, its head quarters until the Army game Sat- urday.
 The Middies ran through their plays yesterday on an extremely muddy practice field and will go through a final signal drill on the playing field at Philadelphia Muni- cipal stadium Friday afternoon.
 Coach Oscar Hagberg, granting Army superiority only at fullback and the tackles, named squad of A to make the trip. The midship- mems brigade of 5000, gathered around a huge bonfire on Farragut field last night for final pep rally.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-29
JIMMIE FIDLER M HoHwUood
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HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 29. - DEAR STAFF: I call your attention. kid aies, to a published item that De- troit automobile manufacturers will offer to Hollywood stars, custom built cars designed to match the owners personalities. Let's be help full and give the auto-makers a few hits.
 Obviously, a car destined for Wally Berry should have an over sized rumble seat. Betty Grable's should be ultra-streamlined and Mickey Rooneys a midget model. For Gypsy Rose Lee, I suggest get- ting right down to essentials a plain, simple model without any trimming whatever.
 For men-about-town like Bruce Cabot and Victor Mature, the all- important feature should be extra pickup. Al Jolson would undoubt- edly appreciate knee-action and Joan Davis, being a specialist in pratt-falls, would get most satisfac- ton out of car with super shock absorbers. To suit Jane Russell the body design should feature a pair of sturdy front lenders.
 Certain accessories should be re- garded as matter of course for. all automobiles intended for screen stars. Particularly, they should be equipped with extra large rear view mirrors-brilliant enough to reflect few early-day facts that are usually forgotten. And I'll have to concede, as companion fea- ture, oversized horns, because most stars get so much pleasure out of footing them. Then, too-and this is important - every car should be fitted with the last word in mud guards; it's simply amazing how much mud is thrown around in Hollywood.
 JIMMIE FTDLER.
 DEAR BOSS: We don't want to get personal, but should the De- troiters include a certain columnist in their generous offer, it seems to us, after reading the above, that considerable stress should be placed on the gas tank!
 Let's gossip:-
 Mrs. John Payne (Gloria de Ha- ven), who expects Doc Stork during the Xmas holidays, has developed such a crush on Palm Springs that she may await his visit there ?. :. Speaking of Yu1etide, give thought to Xavier Cugat. Lunching with a Xmas card baron the other day, he idly drew a couple of cari- catures of Santa on a napkln-and the card manufacturers promptly bought 'em for 5000! Also, Gene Kelly's Story Book For Chll- drenp is being recorded for Christ mas trade by Columbia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-29
Current Films
 Time Schedule

WARMERS STATE - Paul Hen- reid, Maureen O'Hara and Wal ter Slezak in "The Spanish Main: 12:45, $40, 6:3O, 9:30 p. m. Bella Lugosi in "Zombies on Broadway: 2:25, 5:20, 8:2O p. m.
 LOEW'S STRAND - ''What Next, Corporal Hargrove": 2:30, 5:45, 9:15 p. m. "The Cheaters': 100, 4:15, 7:45 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-29
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After checking re-checking and triple-checking, the Secretary re- ports that the smooth rolling Plugs are still out in front at the end of the first round, the standing being Rs follows:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-29
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Evening star., 1945-09-05
40 Pct. Pay Rise
Without Price Boost
Predicted by.Davis
By JAMES Y. NEWTON

Economic Sterilization Director
William H. Davis was on record to-
day as predicting 40 to SO per cent
increase in wages in one to five
years without corresponding rise
in prices.
Mr.. Davis told reporters yesterday
wages must be pushed upward If the
Nation is to attain the so per cent
improvement in living standards
considered necessary for full en-
ployment.
Increased labor efficiency and
chronological improvements, he said,
Id work to keep prices we'll be-
wages. Along this line, he
out that historically prices
kept abreast of wages.
Rges Above 1919 Mark.
b the value of the dollar
>Same today as it was in
Jose of the World War,
on head cited figures
had increased great
&c earning of the
worker in 1919 was
our or $22 a week.
lay, he said, is $102
week.
d he did not see
general decline
2 prices, although
drop in individual
the Nation was on
oduction and that
alert against the
Ion. BY and large,
version program is
thly. Mr.. Davis
the country returns
tions with 100000
are sunk.
stabilizer, former
War Labor Board,
lective bargaining
bntaining no-strike,
Edges and provisions
disputes could preserve
Dor relations in the
inversion months.
les Settlement Plan.
lis outlined this proposed
for resolving labor-man-
differences:
bipartisan mediation,
leaders in the same in
g in.
fails invoke a public
zen from the same COM
Try to reconcile the issues.
n at odds, go to the Con-
Service.
ltrate any clearly defined is
haining.
andle cases not settled in
teps, Mr.. Davis said, some
lite for the War Labor Board
be established at the forth
national labor management
nee, possibly along the lines
Railway Labor Act. This act
des for special boards to make
sery findings in rail labor dis
teS,
Evening star., 1945-09-05
Mrs. Mary Quig|ey Rites
Arranged for Tomorrow
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Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Quigley, "a, lifelong resident of the
District, who died Monday at her
home, will be held at 8 am. tomor-
row at st. Joseph's Church, Second
and c streets NE. Burial will be
in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Mrs. Quigley was born and lived
all her life in the house where she
died, 407 Second street NE. She
was the wife of Patrick j. Quigley,
who has been in the plumbing busi-
ness here more than SO years. They
celebrated their golding wedding an
niversary four years ago.
Mrs. Quigley also is survived by
two daughters, Mrs. Mary E. Smith
and Miss Ana M. Quigley, and three
sons, Joseph, Leo and Eugene Quig-
ley, all of Washington; five grand
children and two great-grand-
children.
Evening star., 1945-09-05
!. George Meeker Dies;
!. of P. Medical Dean

By the Associated Press.
HUNTS LAKE, N. j., Sept. 5.-Dr.
sGeorge H. Meeker, "a, former dean
|pf the graduate school of medicine
(of the University of Pennsylvania,
! died here last night.
Graduated from Lafayette College
in 1898, DR.. Meeker did chemical re-
search in Munich, Germany, and
later was appointed dean of the de-
partment of pharmacy and chem
istry of the medico- -chirurgical col
lege.
He was dean of the graduate
school of medicine at the university
from its inception in 1917 until 1941.
Evening star., 1945-09-05
Youth Earns Reputation
As Prospective Detective
By the Associated Press.

By the ASSOclated Press.
QUINCY, Ill.-Jimmy Field, Is.
rates as good detective material
around the Quincy police station.
Jimmy reported he had found in
a secondhand store a bicycle stolen
from him a year ago. An officer
established the youths ownership.
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