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Evening star., 1945-11-28
Allies PIon to Destroy
All German Airports
Hy the Associated Press.

Hy the Associated Press
! BERLIN. Nov 28-The Allied
Co-ordinating Committee Yesterday
ordered blown up all German air.
ports not being used by the Allies.
All buildings, facilities and equip
ment, including even approaching
roads and rail lines, will be de-
stroyed.
Also to be demolished-in a pro-
gram that must be completed by
April, l948, and which presumably
will leave Germany without an
airfield at the end of occupation
are all elements of German antiair-
craft defenses, firing and bombing
ranges and fuel dumps and fuel
supply lines for military installa-
! tionS.
/ Victory Loan dollars will help sup
port the young widow whose soldier
husband died for you and for me.
Evening star., 1945-11-28
Cranbourne Calls on Reds
To Open Up frontiers
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov. 28.--Lord Gram
bourne, opposition leader, told the
House Of Lords yesterday that the
demarkation boundary between the
western powers and the Russian
dominated part of Europe has be-
come like a dividing line between
two civilizations"
Contacts between those two
spheres are almost daily fewer" Lord
Cranbourne said at the opening of
Evening star., 1945-11-28
Ford Strike Seen Neur End

rOf0 JIF1kG 3een JNeOI EH0
OTTAWA, Nov. 20 R.-Labor
Minister Humphrey Mitchell an
nounced in Commons yesterday that
formula which we feel will be ac-
ceptable to both sides" had been de-
veloped for settlement of the Ford
Evening star., 1945-11-28
THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c. s*s Al


Motor Co. Of Canada strike. He did
not disclose the nature Of the
formula.
Go the limit in purchasing Victory
Loan Bonds.
Evening star., 1945-11-28
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a lasting a fine Christmas wallet

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portments and chonee purse s.
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with deck of five identification windows chonqe
purse and bill pocket. s5
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morocco with change purse, gold-t'pped edges ond
spot for monogram $3.50
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compartments, identification window photo ond cord
sections Sd
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Evening star., 1945-11-28

The lost time advertised FoIcon Cumeros
there wos quick sell-out, Here's new shipment
OF them and your chance TO get yours! We suggest
the some ideo
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Tommy.
No. q Wait

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y, Dec
10 QNS)-The Manville wedding
bells were still silent today as
Tommy, the millionaire asbestos
heir, and his No. S-to-be-pretty
Georgina Campbell, the Hobo
News reporter, fumed and fretted
over the incident which called off
the ceremonies yesterday.
Tommy and Georglna were all
set 10 say Il do when the judge
suddenly announced that the price
of the ceremony and party which
was TO follow il would be raised
from $500 to $1,000
Shouting that this is robbery,
Manville bundled No. 8 into his
car hurried home to New Rochelle
and left the guests in Greenwich
to eat the 5000 worth Of snackS
which already had been provided
Georgina said today:
"Oh well, we'll get married
some other day"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Hunt for Airmen
Enters 5th Day

MIAMI, Dec. 10 (AP)-Air
rescue SquadronS droned seaward
for the fifth successive day today.
eager to scan more closely the
area where floating objects yeSter-
day raised dashed hopes
that survivors among u missing
navy airmen had been sighted
At dawn 1913 navy planes from
Jacksonville and "A long range
patrol bombers from Pensacola
were flung into the renewed search
for the missing crews of five tor
pedo bomberS. The floating OBJ
jects proved to be merely packing
cases bnhhinP in the water.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Heat Demand
Well Timed

Bus drivers got their complaint
about DSR heaters IN, just IN
time.
They gave DSR general man
ager Sullivan until today 20 have
the heaters repaired, warning hum
that they would not work unless
improvements were made
Today dawned. the coolest Of
the winter so far. but there was
no curtailment Of service. Sullivan
said the heaters had been patched
up and the men apparently were
satisfied
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
border Vice Traffic
Brings 20 Arrests

BUFFALO, Dec. 10 CUP) -
T.. S. immigration officials. work
ing 20 smash a white slave ring
which aIlcgcdly lured Canadian
girls into the country. said today
that Illegal border crossings from
Canada had trlpled since VI Day.
a total of II arrests have been
made in connection with the vice
traffic
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
NJ Arthur Frees
Jap Farmers

TOKYO, Dec 10 QNS)-Jap-
aneSe farmers today were freed
from feudal oppression in a move
half the islands popu-
lation.
Gen. Macarthur, in a veritable
emancipation proclamation for
the Share-cropping semiserfs. lib
Grated the japanese farmers from
abSentee-owner subsection, dis
criminatory taxes and economic
Ills that had virtually enSlaved
them for centuries,
The Japanese farmer formerly
had 10 pay half his crops for rent
Now he will be able 10 buy the
farm he operates on a loW-rate
financing basis.
The Detroit Times has far
more nationally famous fea-
lures than any other Detroit
nPWSDaupr
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11

DFC. RAYMOND GULTCK Oef) Of the marines.
CPL Glenn Hoyt removing their names from the sign
their return home 1929 Hancock. Two other boys
expected to be home TO the same house soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01

Join the attack Il. make your
dollars fight buy extra War
Bonds!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01

months of singing in South Ameri-
can night clubs.
Tonight and Every Night" is Co
lumbia Pictures followup Of "Cover
Girl" the studios musical which hit
every musical best" list of last year.
1t stars Rita Hayworth, this time
without Gene Kelly, who happens
to be calling Washington his address
at the moment. Kelly is in the Navy,
currently assigned to a motion picture
job deemed of the highest impor-
lance to wounded men in the serv-
ice.
Addenda: Happy Ever After"
comedy from the pen of the Balti-
more Suns drama critic, Donald
Kirkly, mentioned here earlier this
week, received enthusiastic notices
on its opening in Wilmington. 4,
The Broadway outlook is declared to
be bright. :. The Playwright's Co.,
favorite producing organization of
many Washington theatergoer, will
resume operations within the next
few weeks. AS soon, indeed, as
stars can be found to head the cast
of a new drama by Maxwell Ander-
son and a comedy by S. N. Behrman.
7. Each play requires star and
stars are difficult to find. Why
not try Hollywood, where so many
former Broadway players are report
ed pining away for the chance to
return to Broadway in a reputable
script? {. Dinah Shore is the first
winner of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars Citizenship Medal, an award
for entertainers who contribute out
Standingly to the morale of Americas
fighting men. >. The award will be
made on one of the forthcoming
open house" broadcasts, presided
over so winningly by Miss Shore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
Forum Speaker

Capt. William F. Santelmann,
leader of the Marine Band, will be
the guest speaker at the National
Symphony Forum at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow in the Phillips Gallery.
The history and the employment
OF double reed instruments in the
modern orchestra will be the SUBJ
Ject of Capt. Santelmann's talk
Four members of the Marine Band
will offer illustrations on their in
Strumepts. The forums are de-
signed for discussion of the Ma
tional Symphony programs and are
held the Friday preceding a Sun
day concert. There is no admission
charge and the public is invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
BY sHEILAH GRAHAM.

Lucille Ball Is offered the chance
of marrying Van Johnson-and re-
fuses! Mr.. johnson is offered $780,
600 to marry Lucille-and refuses!
It's the oldest situation of decade
and happens in their picture, EARLY
to Wed" Not only does Lucille not
want to marry Van, but she calls
him 'baboon" and an APE" Bet
ter find good hide-out, Lucille.
Van, by the way, has again been
rejected by his draft board be-
cause of the medical plates in his
head-put there after his auto ac-
ciGent. These contraptions give Van
almost unbearable headaches.
Robert Benchley is on his way
to New York to catch up with his
son, now on furlough from the
Pacific. Bob will soon be a grand
father-for the second time.
James Craig tells me that his
wife is expecting their baby any
day now 1.-THE doctor says it will
be a boy" says Jimmy, who was
hoping for a girl. He already has
a son. Craig is selling off most of
his 10000 hens, and buying 1000
turkeys. 'They are less trouble"
he explains. with turkeys you only
have to work about seven months
of the year, then sell them off for
Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Seen and heard at a recent $22,-
900 party. This was thrown by a
national magazine at Ciro's to cele-
brate its prize giving to their
choices for the best acting per-
formances and for the best picture
of the year-won by Bing Crosby
Greer Carson and Wilson"
Lana Turner putting her head close
to Turhan Bey's for a photograph
you're an angel" whispers Turhan
to this reporter-a thank you for
an item in this column. Lana looks
to see who the angel is and seems
disappointed. . Gary Cooper to
me-"Why didn't you come back
and see me on the set?" (Of "Along
Came JonesO. Il swoon too much
when see you," is my reply. Gary
looks skeptical and turns away-to
his Sandra. Joseph Gotten in
PRODUCES me to his wife. Like
me, Lenore suffers with claustro-
phobia. Il always wonder what
would happen in place like this If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
These Scripts Are Funny

a fire started" she says eheerfully.
Teresa Wright in an incon-
spicuous corner with husband Niven
Busch and looking like cute little
mouse.
Have you ever been bored by the
nonstop credit billing that precedes
a picture? Well here's why the
billings are shown: In every con-
tract there are specific rules regard
in the size and form of type used
for the listing of every person who
has anything to do with the movie.
I happened to see the billing lay
out for 1.-THE Affairs of Susan" I
won't add to your boredom by going
into complete details. But here's
some of it. Joan Fontaine must get
first-star billing and no other menu
Der of the cast can precede her or
have said members name in larger
type than hers AS concession to
George Brent, he can be listed as
star or co-star. Dennis O'Keefe's
name must be printed in type 10
per cent smaller in size than that
OF the two stars. The names of
Walter Abel and Rita johnson must
be printed exactly half the size
of Joan's and Georges. And so
on and SO on. And brother you
should hear the squabbles over bill
ing that go on behind the scenes.
Then again maybe you shouldn't.
You might not understand.
George Jessel says to me, I'm
supposed to be mad at you for
something. 7 know" he adds, you
wrote that I was going out with
girls young enough to be my daugh-
ters." How old is Tommye Adams?"
this writer asks George. About
20,' he replies. Mr.. Jessel is some
where in his SOS. He is the current
escort of Miss Adams. But that's
okay. AS an actor George is an
amusing companion.
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across the Hudson River. 1t cost
him SIS and got him two years work
as a bellboy on the liner "Leviathan"
and 80 trips to Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of SHOWING

INV 'S " SHoWih9
Stage.
Catholic University-aThe Tidings
Brought to Mary: $3.50 pm.
National-"F Foolish Notion: $50
pm.
Screen.
Capitol - Naughty Marietta:
10:45 am, 1875, 4:20, 7:05 and 9:55
pm. Stage shows: j, $50, 6:35 and
900 pm.
Columbia Meet Me in St.
Louis: HAS am, 2.10, 4:30, 6:55
and 9:25 pm.
Earle objective Burma: $50
am, 1925, 800, $40 and 900 pm.
Stage shows: u, 2:55, $50 and
I8:45 pm.
Keith's Three Caballeros"::
Ills am, los, ESQ, 4:4o, 6:25, BIS
and 1905 pm.
Little-"The Informer":: II am,
lilo, 1920, $50, TAO and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan "To Have and
Have Not: ITO am.,. lis, 800,
SIS, 7:30 and $40 pm.
Palace Music for Millions"
11:20 am, 1:50, 4:25, 6:55 and
$50 pm.
Pix-"Betrayap:: 3, 5:25, 7:45 and
| 1910 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts, con-
tinuous from 10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
He's Well Travelled
HOLLYWOOD.

Michael O'Shea once obtained a
seaman's license by rowing boat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01

= turner, only GeClIllCdlly a postscript
to the original list, will be in town
next Monday. Her visit is designed
as prelude to the opening of
Keep Your Powder Dry" the story
of life in the WAC, which will come
to the Capitol Theater on March 8.
The picture also offers Co-stars La
raine Day and Susan Peters, but
they won't be here.
Miss Turner, who will appear at
the theater on the first night of
the films showing, will remain in
Washington from Monday until
Thursday She will meet the critics
at reception on the afternoon of
her arrival
Miss Turner will be making her
first visit to the National Capital
since 1941, when she appeared
among the stars here for the Presi-
dents birthday celebration. That
was shortly after her discovery and
the first steps of Metro Goodwin
Mayer to bring her to the attention
of the public
Keep Your Powder Dry" we
neglected to mention after seeing it
screened on Tuesday, is the first
film based upon the life of those
who volunteer for service in the
Womans Army Corps.
One of the acting events of the
season which we fully anticipated
seeing, but did not in spite of a
courteous invitation from the Army
and the star (himselD was Moss
Harris debut in his and George S.
Kaufman'S 1.-The Man Who Came
to Dinner" Mr. Hart, who is about
to take the play on a USO tour-in
the principal role-ran through it
for the benefit of service personnel
at Mitchell Field the other night.
AS to his performance, in lieu of
having been there, we quote Variety,
whose critics are tops among our
favorite critics:
"Of particular interest was the
starring of Moss Hart in the char
acter of Sheridan Whiteside, which
was based upon the late Alexander
Woollcott. Why a playwright of his
standing desired to turn actor is
only eXplainable by his desire to do
more than his bit for the boys in
arms. And he's pretty good in the
part he helped create.
"Hars's conception of Whiteside is
entirely different from that of Monty
Woolley, who originated the char
acterization. Instead of making up
like The Beard (Woolley), he sports
only black chinpiece and mustache,
much like Mephistopheles, indicat-
ing that he always thought his
friend Woollcott was special kind
of devil"
The cast of characters has been
cut from the original % to IA with
out serious effect upon the play,
Variety adds, to which it postscriptS
the observation that the members of
the group are among the most i'm
posing yet assembled for USO dra-
matte production.
x X x x
Marie Nash, Mrs. Roger Brill in
private life and Washington's IA
vorite vocalist, will make her first
local appearance in several months
as headliner of the Earle's vaude-
vile bill which supplements TO
night and Every Night" opening at
that theater next week.
Miss Nash has just returned to
Washington after several triumphant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
She Saves Leather

Sonia Henie's highly educated
feet are among the smallest in the
entire Hollywood galaxy. The in
comparable skating queen wears
size 312 shoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
Expensive Prop

A $4,000 jade toilet set is one
of the dressing table props used by
Paulette Goddard in Paramount
kitty" 1t was lent the studio by
a famous cosmetics firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
Lana Turner Due in Capital
For a Personal Appearance
BY Jay CARMODY.

Carter Barron old sraegt from Georgia
the
that Hollywood celebrities
visits which printed yesterday
pulls Lana Tuners Miss
Evening star., 1945-03-26
APARTMENTs FURNISHED.

. GIRLS TO SHARE 3-room furnished
tslephons. Cail Decatur eo62. 2es
GENTLEMAN will share his apt. with
ier.sansinv iisrvieeman or veteran sepasnts bed,
AD foo tts's ssts st. Dane ssa '?IsR ssth
S. w.. ana Pa; ave. n.wo; S2b per no.
TWo eonseniai girls. eo-a5, share stitgpac-
tive apartment 907 So. gard ST. Arling-
to~nto~n; ssS mo- sssS JACKSON n afosW hs!ss
s5I1 FLANDERS DR., Hampshire Knobs.
Md,~1Will share 6-rm. furn. bungalow;
gentle worsins couple. Call after $50
Pm. 81 060i. S75 mo. "a mi. from
Iia SEWARD SO. Sc, Apt. ao4-a girls
to share an apt, with other girl; 81 each
9s0 NORTH CAROLINA, Ave. s.E.-one
'sas'd dfaas ssSS pee ss'tas
I.as 'Gals Mass. AVE, N.w.-will rent for. Is
days beginning March ~; $36; living
room. dressing room, bath, kitchenette.
x. ii p.yss. .tsss pseh M2ass't Hsss fur
nsh'd JEffEssosh shsns sT NWon. A ssa1 rr
share apt. with gentle girls; utilities furn
SS s w Ss aisfr 1T sa9 pm RA 72ss
share apt. with smother lady; Ss5 mo. Ia.
issl NEWTON ST. N.w-oirl to ,h.r.
$40 each NO. ab14 WV ' y
GENTLEMAN to share 3.room apt With
snother man; references; SAB. Box 311-G,
BETHESDA - Bachelors quarters, furn.
studio liy. rm,, bedrm, shower, pvt. ent, :,
garage; $40. $500 Hillmead rd., WI. 8313.
Evening star., 1945-03-26
HoUsGs WANTTp no RENr tcont. Il

3-BEDROOM unfurnished house. can fur
nsnt resident NoFthEsst section preferred;
Is sSs wond sse
AsTsb ssEnsiSsEiYa 81 ArR rMf1dsy so.y ssl furnished
poms bstss. iassssa Sa n n.a lsa.' ss.hssS. sS
svi rn sDra iy .rs ~ as:. of
ysssrsncs Fhonso my aA p s7Ho Sns q sf. se1s s4oi
LADY, adult dauehters, require unfur.
Sanev or more nn bsSSs, house sSr sSs.
FAMILY workipG in both Washington ana
sss e unlSa sseps ssis aks RE-
sshts' NAVAL oFTicEa nHaSS wife. two children sq need
2S1bssdroom 2Sobsssd house or apt sy Aprii 10 %. oE.
Y,oUNG, J, rssponss,ele. employed couple. de-
ssIs sasi: q
ARMS MEpIeXL sGn orffcEk sssr desires
+ ssfEsI SS 81 s. vs5G! as sssS
sha NxyS pSSffFcER a a.srss T mod
sd aEssd s hH' e ea nDt Or p, ,4hbs hay
HOUSE or bungalow. garden,
Silver Hin. Nd, desired By By Navy % It. re- re-
turned from Pacific TO- perm. Wash. duty,
and and, wife; gefurn.' to $50; furn. to 500.
or apt, suitable family size i5J, vicinity
SaiI WiSc93sin oR esis sys, and Nebraska ave NV
kETtRNEfp f'- overseas officer desires 2
bedroom house; s-yesr7old son: permsa-
ssoo Ea asSsb 4ser sS1 s. r. Is huRTeh
GGsoV'ERNMENT nHNSGiNhE;ER. permanent,
needs 4. 5 bedroom furn. house, Silver
Spring. Takoma. NV, College Park. DE.
RCAF. OFFICER, wife and child require
furnished house; will pay up to $3.50 per
s.sfbRocsM IN sSfNFsuRN1sHEp sf$s HOUSE ur-
Senty seay Tssgrsd BY ioFsis5 Of.
viii furnish own. refrigerator. WI. 0946.
UNFURNISHED 2 or 3 bedroom house or
apartment. must have possession between
May l and June l; Mt. Pleasant location
preferred but not necessary. Box 20s-K,
RETURNED washington Army of,cer de-
sires unfurnished suburban home Call
M. 024S or address 1413 33rd st. NV. 27'
LEASE EXP; resp. couple need small fur
nishsd ned hoGSs Or apt about sl@5; no shii"
COIoRED FAMILY viii pay
up. to $75 mo, for rs room house; best
references. HO S2S5. 81
Evening star., 1945-03-26
ROOMS EURhlsHEp-No,tbwe,,.

WESLEY HEIGHTS MANSION, 4536 Ma
comb St large bed-living rooms, bath
eonn1ecting orI1e fireplace, 2 expos; overlooking
home; gentlemen; sso and ssS. EN- afissasn 5ss4
beds, semiprivate bath; man and wife or or
i4as ST. NV. Seers Sssn pes west Person; IF the
Ambassador Hotel-Large double and triple
rooms. rooms. 81 to ss per person; daily maid
1919 44th ST. Nw.-Living room and
ine HeeroSm Ssio igT HM aso Or gentlemen no cook
Is5g Is1s. ktILBogRNE tILI PL. NV. at 18th St
iSi9 iS1 esfs' 81 WSaTh,s ~ week each hoor, OWL,
yyate home, few doors from cars and BUS
linss nrI.rip, $40 : month double; Ap. sss4.
snse in Christian homs for au1nshse sese
olher onE sSg5
IIsont room. southern exposure windows VIM
eveSines eesff Ee5ned nT Sooz gentleman Sunday or
LARGE FRONT RM.-Twin beds, suitable
sSF as,ehining eseh ss bath od6sv sh1wer pvt home
1862 cRITTENpEN ST. Nw.-Lovely,
Ia iss4 fa6iIEi GoEuShi. s4S az az 1919 "a
SMk: Single rooms, 10 min. d'toxn. on car.
line. Gas heat, thermostat control; show
sfs sso 4 M baths, e.h.X.. good beds. AID. 1880
rooms; -S25 and So so each. Nj. 9o3s.
1851 MONROE ST. N.W.-Lsrge room.
twin beds, $40 week; also single room, SIS
week; gentlemen only. Call after pm
DOWNTOWN, 1914 H St n.w.-For young
ReWy dse eater Il IN 1Rs in
Extra large double room, 3rd floor, girls
only, S25 each: OR. S067.
51S SOMERSET PL.-Front bedroom twin
beds, girls, gentle home, convenient
transportation. laundry privileges S22 80
y BLOCK from Conn. ave, 1891 Everett
st. .W.--Attractive, rm. in basement of
lovely home, pvt. bath, inner-spring phone,
pvt: entrance i desired; 500 gentleman
SsSo eofokxpo AVE, within 2 blocks
eAsS homie bedsR sgs mndtn and bath for PIT
DOWNTOWN, 1882 Mass. ave. NV, Apt.
55-Attractive, comfortable, well-furnished
room, convenient to bath, unlimited tele-
1854 CoNN. 3ivE.-Large front bedroom,
1885 18th ST. near Que ,n.w.-Nice front
traasnsporSsnt,9n tas. %yn., Call after pm.
roo rooms, suitable foE boys or girls; $50 each
1919 10Th ST. N.W.-Dupont Circle man
sion, private bath. master room: fireplace,
bookshelves. twin beds; / or men $50
coLoREDo125a i2S You st. n.w-1 double
room for working couple, $50 mo-, / sgle
room; Sl2 mo. DU; 03ss.
share with another girl S4 wk. No. ov soof' l.
COLoRED Double bedroom for 2 girls.
615 Kenyon ST. NV. $40 Wk for two