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Evening star., 1945-03-07

AIR CORPS LIT. desires furnished room
with pvt: entrance or small apt. Prefers
4112. 1T. ROUBLE II
YOUNG NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE de-
sire room with private bath in very nice
home; NV. preferred: can furnish refer
cnce. Call co 1895
MAN WANTS A QUIET SINGLE ROOM.
prefer 10th st. NV. between Irving and
Monroe. State price. Box 421-G, Star.
81
FURN., single: empl. lady: in apt. or small
home; breakfast priv. Uptown or Shore
ham dist. Box 526-G, Star.
UNFURNIsHED ROOM WANTED. Apply
y o. sth 81. NV, Apt. 23. MISS
HEWITT o.
eth Floor or view as good very quiet.
all1iable, responsible. nonsmoker: soon
KENNETH. $50 H st. NV. 49,
SINGLE GENTLEMAN desires nicely fur
nished. room with private bath: centrally
Ioested @ Box 43z-G, Star. 50
refined. employed wives of service men:
refs. DI. 3529 after pm
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ROOMS EURhIsHED-hor.hwest

1881 COLUMBIA RID N.W;-Men. S5 so
Wk. Single rooms; 10 min. d'town. on car
ers 5aths ee ehW sood BEDS sp 4sSc
937 ST. N.W.-Rooms, for Ink. furn /;
running water. near and reasonable; 81
1926 X ST. NV doors west of AM
"a sa Hots large dole or triple
1855 Goth sT.Lseveral esi Single and dbl.
apIimited n ased pho, phone. SIS, s55 and $50 mo
WilsHIRE Wi SHgR ANA MANOR, M fsss 18th stsnsle
GSm saPRr6aN g. Syo psF month tWn
Islo IIsl PARK RD. b. N.W'1ooosd %, size single
ocaon wa o mob in h9as
sa 1ih m ST. f'sE Sw AT DonSe Do nS pnsne room
drinkin gentlemen s5 week each. Du
i 1877 e. SPRING slFls RD: ,N;w.-Y9uns lady to
ter bedroom. next bath, unlim, phone; so
1888 ONTARIO PL. = Twin bedroom and
DUPONT ARMS, 1897 list st.MLarse TnH rm'.
sios @ 'l0f NEWARK W nk0 81 XIV NW.-Attraetive
large bedroom, double bed, in refined pri-
ferred ' s5 sood transp EM Ha5 pre-
1901 PARK RD.-Large, double room.
next to bath, unlim. phone. End of Mt;
Pleasant carline. Girls only. S45. Call
isi1 nlfE SUDBURY nB! Po Rp. S4fS S.w-Excepttona
room, IN house in the park, and good
for the 3 Of us. ia. a007.
l7I7 EYE ST. N.W.-For lady only lovely
large, well-heated single room, near bath.
6Is JEFFERSON ST. N.w.-Double. Sc
each single. 81; next shower: express
bus; gentle adult family; gentlemen. RA.
1920 HARVARD ST; NV, Apt 3-Attrac-
week week each special privileges,
1918 PARK RD, Apt. 4-Large front rm.
with Kitchen adjoining for ! or . refined
girls; facilities turn.; $50 Call after s
1897 PARK RID. N.w.-Attractively turn.
south corner rm. in pleasant, large, de-
tached home; S45: near transp. NO 9225
fi'i ffii'ii5 FAEIRRMoNr-e double rooms and l
triple rm for Govt. girls; S5 each girl.
Semlpvt. bath, shower, beaut. furn.; conv
iii BUCHANAN ST. S.wEExcep 1so x ,;iH tionslly
nice nice large room. unlimited phone; near
sil ssi SEwaRk iN ARK ST T. Nwhse w432t sunny rm
next to bath unlim.. phone; = doors from
trsnsp;: pvt gentle home; girl pref S35.
1912 4th ST. N.w.-sinsle rm. in private
home' convenient transp, s. week. Call
1855 ST. N.W.1Large. wen-heated.
iront trent single rm. near bath, S27 80 monthly.
1000 ST. NV. of Conn. ave.-Double
rm.. adjoining bath, convenient transp /:
SO for ,. Call bet. and A.
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DOGS. PETS. Ere.

FOOD YOUR DOG WILL LIKE, frozen
meat, m a., ration free; packased food and .
Georgia ave. NV. RA 0433
PEI FOOD SHOP-Frozen horse meat and
prepared p dog and cat foods. Axe reg.
Boxer puppies 5000 Lee hwy, East Falls
Church. We. Falls Church 244a.
rrEDIGREED wire -haired terrier puppies.
Sun. all day. H. E. KENDRICK. 81. 6i3S.
COCKER sPANIELs, black. Axe reg
ss5sfeoi sae phonS weeks e GID male s4o females,
OWNER will give lovely dog away to deserv-
!ng. party. Black. male, 1H years.
Mother French Poodle. father Doberma n
pinscher. Ideal pet for children. Requires
lot of affection Present premises too
small. TIE. 644S
WANTED, Dachshund. male. pedigreed
Tor stud, red pref, or black and tan 743S
Allentown rd. Sc, Wash. 20, D. C. Locust
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1908 STAPLES ST N.E-Double room
available Mar. 12. with meals; single room
Mar. sth. Near Trinidad bus. o.
LITTLE GIRL TO board. 1901 Allentown
rd. Sc. $40 week. Locust 1922
I1OS r. /. AVE N.W-Vacancy for three
girls in double and triple rooms; also
basement 4 mem, room for two or three. Tel.
1852 PERRY PL., off 14th-Converted
porch. six large windows, heated with
excellent meals. 50 week DE. 174a
CLUB 2620-Vacancy in double and triple
rooms. Switchboard service. $40 and
$50. HO. SlO0
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NoUsEs WANTfp ro RENT tcoot !,

ARMY OFFICER, wife. Q little Girls, want
2-bedrm. furn. house or apt. by March 25
MI. 1900, evenings CAPT. CAMPBELL
NAVY OFFICER, family, must have unfur-
nished house, 3 or 4 bedrooms, Md. coun-
tIg TINE pearoy eft Help p e. 5ess sp4s house
RESIDENT urgently needs
2 or bedroom house, unfurn.. with yard:
FURNISHED HOUSE by May I. NV. Any
price or terms considered EN-. 1902.
COMDR., Navy, recently returned from
overseas duty, desires furnished or un-
furnished house for self, wife and two
small children. OIL. 9Q69. 13'
NAVAL OFFICER needs 2.bedroom house,
unfurnished. within 8 miles of Bethesda
Hospital OIL 91T8 after Z pm
THREE BEDROOM unfurnished houses ur-
gently needed by wife son, II; daughter
Takoms Park, Silver Spring or Coolidge
High district nreefrred SH 42al
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

SEASONED CORDWOOD, oak and pine
mixed IL. Is. 20, "a and 30 inch; prompt
delivery. AT 1894
ANDIRONS. fire tools. screens and all fire.
place goods repaired and refinished D. L.
BROMWELL. 1913 18th st. NV. ME. 1134
CALL THE WO0DMAN for new. clean
SSordwooa Sa rdwood iirev nreplaee lengths; oos.
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ApARTMENTs WANTED.

ARMY OFFICER wants furnished apt,
near National Airport or Boiling Field.
s6 Four VSi cANADIAS i GIRLS Ri desire 4-room
Hobart l340, EXT. las, 1880 pm -
EXECUTIVE in, local essential industry.
wife, and child urgently need 2 or 8 bed
room apt furnished or unfurn. Call
WANTED to rent or subrent 3-room apt,
furnished or unfurnished. in modern apt.
furniture. Call AL. $751;.
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APARTMENTS UhFURhlsHEp.

FAMILY OF FOUR wishes to exchange
bia rd, S47.50, for two-bedroom apt. in
NV, preferably on Wisconsin or Connecti-
cut aves. CO. 9O67. s.
CONCORD AVE. N.W.-Modern d. rms.
and bath: utilities furnished, sos per
month. Box 20S-E, Star.
LARGE, PLEASANT 3-rm. apt, Bird floor
private bath, to white or colored couple in
exchange for wife's services as house
keeper. ClOT O st NV DE 31TR
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

WILL EXCHANGE occupancy of modern
home in Washington suburb, rental price
Sis, for home in st. Louis. Mo. Box
Ale, Star.
HOUSTON AVE, Takoma Park, Md
broom furnished house. Inspection by
tween II and s. 500 mo s.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

ROOM WITH BOARD. mother and child.
Day care of child: Call EX. 3340, Ext.
50 or S5, days only. o.
ROOM AND BOARD OR ROOM, young
man. well hammered. blind. needs no as
Slstance. employed Bethesda war plant.
Desire Bethesda or vicinity bus or D. C.
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED.

WILL RENT MY unfurnished 6-room. 2
bath. detached brick home in Michigan
Park ne, from March Is to July IS, to
responsible party. Oil heat. References
required. Adults only No pets. S125
per mo- Box 46-E Star
Evening star., 1945-03-07
APARIMENIs SUBURBAN.

SILVER SPRING. 970o Brunett ave.-Wiii
share home and pay $50 to couple or
mother with child, who will assume house
keeping responsibilities for family Of 4.
81. 1892 after pm.
sized room or small apt. Arlington Ridge
section preferred. cooking facilities much
desired BOX 207-E Star
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ROOMS UkFuRNisHED.
ROOMS WANTED

OLORED-Unfurnished room. refined
Govt .-emp. girls, cooking PRIVILEGES: no
children. 6o2 Irving 81. NV. $40 month.
Evening star., 1945-03-07
ROOMS FURkIsHED-Mp. and VA

a22O N. NOTTINGHAM-For responsible
couple Arlington home, kit. priviis; $50
wk; without SIS wk.; ref. REQ. CHI. 4144.
F1NN'S ANE. Lanham, Md.-Large double
room, use OF kitchen and home; congenial
couple: $40, UN. 1872 after pm
3i35 RHODE ISLAND AVE, Brentwood
- week each. WA 1914 any time after 5
2f02 LEE BLVD. Arl, Va. Apt, col
Cozy studio room. single. laundry and
telephone privileces for lady S35 mo
Can Me. 1850, 10 to 4. GIL. h536 after s.
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BOATS.

WANTED-Outboard motor Q or more
S85-W
FISHING CRUISER wanted, 3S to so feet;
give DESCRIPTION, price, condition and To-
cation. Box 4nS-G. Star
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31O end ST Sc. / block House of BLDG
Large triple. So 50 each; double S95
each; single, $50; new furniture and newly
decorated: men preferred. After 8 pm. as
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.
ROOMS FURhIsHEp-s.E. and s.w

1877 10Th ST. NE. (near ArmoryJ-SineI
rm., S5. FIR, O645
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I. Owner will sacrifice his fine home. 5232
Chevy Chase parkway; rooms. hot-water
heat oil fuel; fireplace. A beauty. Only
Slb,5 for short time only. Good terms
Cost him much more. RE 04S9
2. GEORGETOWN special-14oO block of 2sth
st. NV. beautiful semidetached brick in 8
apts. good income: live in one; it has 8
baths and fireplaces; oil fuel, hot-water
heat; price and terms are right
3. Another 3-family home with big in
come OF S3,12 per year. low expenses
gas fuel. hot-water heat: located close to
Central High School on 12th st NV only
S13950 RE 04S9. DI 1915
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T. now operating as
y good income house:
rcperty. furniture and
Z PASTOR. 1929 Yer
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-30
81 3R NEwSIoF OUR
MENa44Av OMEN
MM u ~ UNIFORM
Pvt. Lee r. Smith Receives
Promotion

| PromotiOn
News has been received of the
promotion of Pvt. Lee r. Smith of
SOB Ninth street. Pascagoula, to
private first class. Pfc. Smith is
now serving with a us. Army
division somewhere in Germany.
He is the son of Mrs. Mary E.
Smith of Pascagoula.
David Graham Bullard At
Culfpori Naval School
The Eighth Naval District pub.
lie relations office at New Orleans
announced that David Graham
Bullard, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam L. Bullard, $40 Lake street,
Pascagoula, is attending a Basic
Engineering school at the Gulf
port Naval training center.
Bullard, who has the rating of
fireman second class, entered the
Navy in October, 1914. He has
been in training at Gulfport since
FeDIudIy, 1870.
Donald Earl Mohler Receives
Commission
Donald Earl Mohler, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Mohler of Ocean
Springs, has been commissioned
as a second lieutenant in the U.
S. Infantry following his gradu-
alton from an officer candidate
school at Fort Benning, Ga.
1t. Mohler enlisted in the SER
vice in 1912 and served with the
Army Air Forces before entering
the officer candidate school.
Cruise Switzer Home On Leave
Cruise Switzer, chief electri-
clans mate of the US. Navy, is
enjoying a two-week leave with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
Switzer, at their home on Grant
avenue. Chief .Switzer enlisted
in the Navy six and half years
ago. He has just returned from
the Pacific Theatre of Operations.
Sons Visit MIR. and Mrs. A.
w. Ezeli
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Ezell have
had two of their sons home for
short visits. They are Captain
Bernon Ezell of the u. S. Army
who is stationed at Camp Wal
ters near Mineral Wells for the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-30
Pfc. Boyd s. Redmont With
Enninaers

Pfc. Boyd S. Redmont oi
Moss Point is with the 343rd En-
gineers, one of the regiments fol-
lowing the advance of the Sew
enth Army into Germany.
These boys have opened thou
sonds of miles of lines from the
Riviera to the Rhine by tackling
some OF the best German demoli-
ton jobs, and have constructed
20 highway and railroad bridges
all large permanent structures
from the southern France beach
head to the German border, They
opened railroads from Marseilles
TO Lyons about ten days ahead OF
schedule and won a commenda-
ton from 1t. General Alexander
II. Patch who said that this "life
line" enabled his army to push on
despite threatened supply short
age.
Prior TO entering the army Pfc.
Redmont was employed at the
Moss Point Paper Mill at Kreole.
Jack M. Parsley Graduates From
Course
The Ninth Naval district pub
lie relations office at Great Lakes,
ILL.,. announces that Jack Michael
Parsley, l8, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry E. Parsley, 976 Telephone
Road. Pascagoula, was recently
graduated from AIN intensive
course in basic engineering at the
Naval Training school there.
Lloyd Bsria Reaches Southwest
Pacific
Word has reached relatives of
Lloyd ID. Baria of the us. Navy,
that his ship has arrived safe at
the Mariannas in the Southwest
Pacific.
The bluejacket is hoping to run
across his brother, Cpl. J. d. Ba-
ria, who is also in the Mariannas
group.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-30

SINCE, From Saipan he was flown
to Honolulu and after a month
there was returned to the States.
Pfc. Bolding, who is with the U.
IS. Marine Corps, has beer enjoy
ing a ''convalescence" of twenty
days with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Bolding, Sr.. at their
home on N. Pascagoula street,
Pascagoula.
Pfc. Harold Gautier ReturnS
To Duty
After having enjoyed an ex-
tended furlough which he has
been spending with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gautier, Sr..
and other relatives, Pfc. Harold
Gautier, Jr., departs today for
Norfolk, Va, where he will re-
port for duty.
E. C. Herring. Jr.. Receives
Silver Wings
The Pampa Army Air Field at
Pampa, Texas, announces that
Elisha G. Herring, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. c. Herring, Sr., of
Foxworth, Miss, has been award
ed his silver pilots wings and APP
pointed an officer in the Army
Air Forces upon completion of
this tWin-efgine advanced train
ing.
The new pilot is well known
in Pascagoula. His parents resid-
ed here for a number of years
but are now living near Fox
worth. His sister, Miss Jonnie
Herring, is on the staff of the
Jackson County Health Depart
ment. He is married to the for
mer Gloria B, Peel of Pasca-
goula.
S/Sef. John Lott Has Furlough
S/Sgt. John Lott, who is sta
toned at Walla Walla, Wash, has
been spending a 15-day furlough
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
o. Lott, ST., 2l2 Lafayette street,
Pascagoula. and other members
of their family. Among. these is
his brother, Pfc. Ollie J. Lott, Jr.,
who with his wife and 20-month-
old baby is here from New York
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Lott.
Henry Schultz Leaves For
Merchant Marine
Henry Schultz of Route 2, Pas
eagoula, will leave shortly for st.
Petersburg, Fla, where he will
undergo training after volunteer
ing for service in the U. S. Mer-
chant Marine. Mr.. Schultz is well
known in. Jackson county, and
was employed for a number of
years with the railroads. For the
past several years he has been
engaged in the mercantile busi-
ness, having last operated the
Midway Grocery, which he sold.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-30
D-DAY CICARETS ON HOUSE

A Coast Guard Manned Ship
in the Pacific-Free CIGARETTES
aren't important on. D-Day. says
Chaplain James J. Carberry who
provides them for the personnel
of this ship just before landing.
In landings in Normandy, in
Southern France, and again in
this theatre, the chaplain set out
cases of smokes on the mess deck
where they were easily availa-
BILE and invited everyone to come
and get them.
Few men took more than one
pack, he reported, although there
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-30
Calvin Bolding. Jr., Arrives AT
Memphis Hospital

From the U. S. Naval Hospital
at Memphis comes the news
that Calvin Thomas Bolding, Jr.,
has arrived there for treatment.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
T. Bolding, Sr., 578 N. Pascagoula
street. Pascagoula. While over
seas, Pfc. Bolding served on Sal
pan, Tinian, Kwajalien and in
Hawaii. He is a graduate of the
Pascagoula High school and en-
tered the Marine Corps, Nov. 16,
1943.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-30
Tri-CountY Zone
Meeting Set For
Vuncleuve Tuesdoy

The Tri-County Zone meeting
of the Methodist Woman's Soci-
ETY. of Christian Service will be
held at the Vancleave church on
Tuesday, April 3, beginning at 10
o'clock in the morning. A bus
will leave Moss Point from in
front of the Main Street Service
station at $3.50, and near the Grey
hound Bus station, Pascagoula,
at $3.50 o'clock and accommodate
all who want to attend Lun h
will be served by the Mt. Pleas
ant and Vancleave societies at
the noon hour. 1t is expected that
all societies in this zone will be
represented.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-30
Captain Floyd F. Daniel Back
In States


Mrs. Floyd F. Daniel, Sr., re-
ceived a telephone call from her
son, Capt. Floyd F. Daniels, Jr,
last Tuesday morning in which
he told her that he had just ar
rived at the Borden General hos
pital in Chickasha, Okla, for fur
ther treatment of his legs.
Captain Daniel was injured by
a shell that landed at his head
quarters somewhere on the front
in France and has BEEN under
treatment in French and English
hospitals for several months.
He was evacuated to the States
and arrived at the Gen. Halloran
hospital at Staten Island, Monday
of last week.
1t is not known how long Capt.
Daniel will remain at Gen. Bor-
den hospital.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-30

Chonese coolies who helped
build bases for the B-29 Super
fortress, have their own name for
the Jeep. Their written charac-
tiers, translated literally, call a
Jeep, -Four wheels with 1000
uses"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-30

past three years, and his brother
Elmer Ezell who is purchasing
agent for a government engineer
ing department in Mobile. Capt.
Ezell and his wife spent a week
here but have now returned to
Camp Walters. Mr.. and Mrs. FL
mer Ezell have returned to Mo-
bile after spending the weekend
in Pascagoula.
Pvt. Marvin Kicker Returns
To Camp
Pvt. Marvin Kicker has return
ed to his duties at Camp Clai-
borne, La, after spending II
day furlough with his mother,
Mrs. c. A. Kicker and other rel
atives in Kreole.
Pfc. Calvin Bolding Jr.. Departs
For Memphis
Pfc. Calvin Bolding, Jr., depart
ed Sunday for the Navy hospital
at Memphis where he has been
under treatment since shortly af-
ter his arrival in the States. From
there Pfc. Bolding expects to be
transferred to a Philadelphia hos
pital. He was overcome with bat
tie fatigue while taking part in
the invasion of Saipan. October
ID, and has been hospitalized ever
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-30

DUAIN BLACKWELL. sea-
man second class. son of Mr..
and Mrs. N. D. Blackwell. 1915
l4th street. Pascagoula. who en-
tered the Navy. Oct. 1914. and
who received his boot training
at Great Lakes. Ill. The young
seaman is now at Treasure Is
land. San Francisco. where he is
studying to be ships cook. A
graduate of the Delhi. La.
High schol. class of '43, Duain
was employed at ingalls, as a
first class welder prior to en-
tering the service.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-30

were no restrictions and no su-
pervision.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-19
A NEW ELSIE JANIS

A NEW ELSIE JANIS
 Too bad Hollywood can't give Frances Langford, the girl who makes Eleanor look like a stuffy old stay-at-home, some kind of an Academy award for her entertain ment tours of far-flung battle fronts. She deserves one.
 The song more of the boys re- quested than any other, Frances tells us, was "Embraceable You"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-19

recreation of the books historic landmarks.
 About the middle of December the first Hollywood invasion took place with the arrival of an M-G-M construction crew. For two months they labored on the island, using Navy photos to obtain exact repro auctions of spots in the Philippines. They built "Sisiman Cove" where Lieutenant John Bulkley's PIT crew evacuated General Douglas Mac Arthur and his family. They dupli- cated Cagayen, the Philippine vil- lage through which PIT boat was hauled overland to safety. They constructed the naval landing base at Manila, General Mac Arthur's headquarters at Bataan, Dad Nolans shipyard at Cebu (where two of the PIT boats were repaired after escaping from the Philippines), jungle roads and other places that figure in the epoch of the PIT boat.
 Six Navy torpedo boats were used in the picture. Each had a crew Of Il men, all of whom have seen service in the Pacific and Atlantic. Lieutenant Commander Montgom- cry piloted his boat in all of the action sequences. This he did from actual experiences as a PIT skip per. He was in charge of one Of these ships in the "D-Day" inva- sion of Normandy. He also piloted one in the Pacific and thrilled old Navy hands here with his ability
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-19
THE ACTING POET

HE ACTING ROET
 Allan Reid, the writing Falstaff Openshaw of Fred Aliens late lamented radio show, is bcak in Hollywood for another fling at the movies. Most of his role as a Russian soldier in Days of Glory" landed on the cutting room floor but he is due for a break in the soon -to-be-released Mob Hill" Fox also has him in mind as Laird Cregar's successor to those mystery thrillers. Meanwhile, AL Ian has his own radio show, is touring Army camps and writing poemS:-
 "She was a hula dancer,
 He was guy from the fleet. He forgot the sugar he left at home,
 When she shook her shredded
 wheat
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-19

France. Louis Jouvet has returned after a long tour of South A3.. .- lea with his troupe and is again directing his Theatre Athenee."
 Francoise RoSay worked for the Free French in North Africa and England. Claude Dauphin is with the French army, but gave a few performances in a current hit here, ''Une Grande File Tout Simple. Jean Pierre Aumont has gone to America to fetch his wife, Holly wood actress Maria Montez.
 Gravey i'm Demand
 Fernand Gravey and Pierre Fresnay are two prewar stars who are much sought after today. Gra- vey appeared in films during the occupation, one of which, Pam ela," story of the French Revolu- tion, will be released shortly. Fres- nay has been divorced from the famous actress Yvonne Printemps, whose husbands also included
 Mistinguette is a gallant old lady who rides her bicycle around Paris and who appears occasionally in performances for charity.
 During the occupation the film industry managed to make rela- lively few propaganda pictures de- spite pressure from the Germans and Vichy. It worked against other discouraging odds, such as short- age of film, lack of gasoline for location trips, and the absence of electricity during the daytime Films were made at night. Some took year to complete, but the directors were after quality, not quantity, and the result was such outstanding films tas "Visiteurs du Soir" and "Eternel Retour," in which are mingled castles of the Middle Ages, love charms, modern cars and guns.
 ~ The occupation produced several new stars. Maria CasareS is an &C., tress of stage and screen who is currently hailed as the new Sarah Bernhardt. She appears in "Les EnfantS du Paradis," a Marcel Carne film of crime in 18th cen tury Paris. Madeleine Presle and Madeleine Sologne are other new stars.