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Evening star., 1945-01-28
HELP MEh 3 WOMEN.

AaTIsI 4.sr 81, Jos fos silI-scrssn gIcsess Apply
rsal estate and construction accounting;
STATE a. als lase experience and salary desired
dHfk dHfkckkfR-cazssaHalEas ckkf te) for full-tim.
%Gsh snd R 4bur,Ss, e, art work
and Iii day satardsS; na sood das Vases: 2 We
teach hnnl1 yOu how to operate cash register
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COUPLE. man and wife, for boarding
nGuse fSss Wouid aaa ,n consider man part time.
COUPLE (white1 for general housekeepine
on suburban estate, man must be expert
house duaes ties oeokins sepyns
apply unless professionally experienced.
owner eSi out of rd9s'saGeef el9s pa1s tms
Ing when at home No chiidren IN famly
PhfGns PfpRx Fslls ms Church S a s7so; .,
FR; $500 to arrange for interview.
M ae Hpps sxpsEnsa sHoREaAM Maly DR
OF eLfRasH sRf tsDeTenee s.s desirable but
pss suars sy HS ss5y xs.f Xpn with
PEOPLES DRUG STORE or once. N =
ELEyAToR OPERATOR. colorea. male or
EfHfs Ig.h
os essoiisshment; nssn & analysis and ADMINISTRATION
Foop 1asSsFs ooGSrEk hGs cahR 2aax Ssss or over
food counters helping to. feed WASHINGTON
forms furnished and iaundered tree Anniv
81 any PEOPLES DRUG STORE OF or Once. Once
Ho66sEMiaaiNs;, so.er, steady: live in: or
29o3 1903 44th st. NV
NAN AND WIFE to MANAGE bachelor apt
IN good downtown location, woman to act
ss housekeeper. Give phone. Box 192-X.
MEN AND woMEN-work in Arlington
County, fun OF part time bus operators.
dustry Experience not necessary. Apply
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ss: & s. time = sssss
MESSENGERS for BRITISH MISSIONS.
Apply 1107 16th st. NV. Employment
ONCE open Monday through Friday, to
o: Saturday, to L. Hiring arrangements
PERSONNEL TEcHNIcrAN-should have
experience in private industry personnel de-
should epolns af and ss satse aaad ans 1s
eyaluation side Of personnel work: GOOD
postwar pos prospect; essential industry. Box
POWER MACHINE OPERATORS, expert
enced. Production manager and mex
ToIs f.ss.b ss for snd shns
FACTuRING co. 36i6 14th st. NV
sALESPEOPLE. part or full time, for all
departments of our stores: pleasant work
Ing conditions: good pay Apply at any
PEOPLES DRUG STORE or ONCE, n
SODA DISPENSERS and junior drug clerks,
expeSienced preferred but not essential:
excellent salary easy hours; Apply in
l4th and P sts NV.
TRUMPET or Hawaiian guitar or accordion
player to teach beginners privately. 4 to {
pm: daily: teaching experience not neces-
WAREHOUSE WoRRkRsldood $50 a'A startins
salary, raise in pay after short period, nc
available. a, as order clerks and helpers; Ap:
EMPLoYMENT OFFICE. ii st. ne. $
WANTED IMMEDIATELY 10 persons VII,
can count money correctly and learn to US,
adding machines: hours, o am. to pm
Or 8 g 10 pm. Address. giving references
BOX 411-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1945-01-28
HELP NEN.

ESSENTIAL .WORK-Men. here Is your
opportunity to get into work which has
War Manpower Commission: we need food
clerks, meat clerks and meat cutters. ex-
perience not required IN most Jobs: these
are permanent Jobs with real future: If
you are not now In war work you will get
real personal satisfaction from working in
health: safety and interest Apply SAFE
WAY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 4th and T
IA; s;u n;e; Hiring aTrangements approved.
vegetables; HARRY sTEFFEL. Arcade
MARKET, Stand 67:77.
services Of man in stewards branch; ieays
ing service. Box 1851. Star. 2s
Evening star., 1945-01-28

All persons to be. hired in this
area, must be referred By the local
United States Employment Service
Office, unless the specific aduertise-
ment indicates otherwise.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-08
Current Rationing Regulations

 Stamps through worth 10 
 Stamps through J-2 expire Stamps K-2 P-2 Stamps Q-2 through 3. Stamps V-2 through z-2 expire Sept. 30.
 PROCESSED FOODS N-2 Z-2 Al worth 10 points, valid Stamps N-2 through S2 expire 30 Stamps T2 through X-2 July 31 Stamps Y-2, Al through expire 3l. Stamps D-1 through HI expire Sept 3o
  Sugar Stamp good five pounds expires and3 of shoes indefinitely effect ].
  A5 valid gallons through N Be- C6 BE- CT valid for five gallons each mileage records to the local ration board with the application.  uRee four and five the 94445 valid 3l All coupons are worth 10 gallons per unit until files a maximum
  3 l946 is dealers 50 Scarce ue indicates anthracite bumnous and brquets
 CONTROL Registration accommodations defense Landlords who registered living quarters Offices should All landlords file (D64) Offices s obtained Landlords property been registered with office addesses form supplied by the office before May 3l
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-08
In Hollywood
By ERSKINE JOHNSON NEA Staff Correspondent

Hollywood Somebody once want ed to know the difference between 8 psychological murder drama and a horror picture.
 At Universal studio they say a psychological drama is horror story with an A budget and with out Boris Karloff.
 Universal ought to know because 1t is the home of horror pictures. Recently they've been going in for psychological themes, too.
 Robert Siodmak, who directed The Suspect" has now been turned loose on another psycholog- ical opus titled Uncle Harry" Siodmak likes to work with small sets, dark corner and abnormal characters.
 In this story, based on a Broad way play, a brother puts poison in his sisters cup of cocoa. George Sanders, who talked Hurd Hat field into life of sin in The Picture of Dorian Gray" is the bAOtllCl. SCl dIIlIlC ElIDS6TalQ, the presidents wife in Wilson, is the sister.
 Miss Fitzgerald and the pro- ducer agreed that the actress has been playing lady roles long enough. Now, Miss Fitzgerald told us, they're going to turn her into a woman-with sexy negligee, leg stuff and other items supposed to make you notice lady is a woman.
 LADY PRODUCER
 The producer should know about necessary details, since she's a lady herself-Joan Harrison.
 Miss Harrison is young and at- tractive. She reversed the old order of show business. Instead of the producer examining the actresses legs to see whether she gets the part, the actor now takes peek at the producers gams to see whether he wants the part.
 Ella Raines is the only sympa- thetic character in the picture. She is in love with Sanders. But Director Siodmak is guy with no Cinderella complexes.
 In Christmas Holiday" he left Deanna Durbin without her man. In The Suspect" Ella is left at
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-08
Promising Pictures Feature Programs ofLocaI 7heaters
LUPINO SCORES IN
 NEW COMEDY HIT
One of Years Funniest Now at Warmers State
 Theater

Performances tomorrow evening at Warmers State theater conclude the engagements of Ida Lupino, Sydney Greenstreet and William Prince in Warner Bros new com edy Pillow To Post also Rough, Tough and Ready with Chester Morris and Victor McLaglen in fea- tured roles.
 Sparkling with gay songs and paced by lively dance routines Pa trick, the Great comes to Warmers State theater on Sunday with Don- aid OConnor and Peggy Ryan, two of Hollywood's outstanding youthful performers, in co-starring roles.
 This bright new picture brings more substantial entertainment than might be expected in a musi- cal screen drama. According to re- ports the plot is solid ane arresting from beginning to end and its play CTS are competent and well chosen.
 In addition to O'Connor and Miss Ryan the cast includes such favor ties as Frances Dee, Donald Cook, Eve Arden, Thomas Gomez, Irving Bacon. Andrew Tombes and Gavin Muir.
 Briefly the story oi Patrick, the Great takes for its theme the pro- fessional rivalry between musical comedy star and his son. Young OConnor has the latter role, a spec tacular but difficult assignment. Miss Ryan, of course. is teamed TO- mantically and musically with O'Connor.
 Scattered generously throughout the plot are the songs and dances which drop logically into place as the action progresses. A Broadway theater, a little theater, and a swank mountain resort are chief background for the films musical interludes.
 Frisco Sal" will be the second hit of Sundays new show. Co-star- ring Susanna Foster, Turhan Bey and Alan Curtis, Frisco Sal de- picts the lusty, gusty Barbary Coast of the 18o0's.
 Coming Wednesday to the State is the screen presentation of Pearl Bucks novel China Sky which CO., stars Randolph Scott, Ruth Warrick and Ellen Drew. Pan-Americana" with Phillip Terry, Audrey Long and Robert Benchley will be the second hit of Wednesdays new show
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-08
BETTY CRABLE IN
 ROMANTIC FILM
"Billy Roses Diamond Horseshoe" at LOew's
 POli Musical Hit

Billy Roses Diamond Horse shoe," which is now playing at the Loew-Poli tneater with glamorous Betty Grabie at her best and 20th Century-Fox going all-out with a Spectacularly eye-thrilling Techni- color production, easily tops the years musical field in outstanding screen entertainment.
 Packed with wonderful songs, high hilarity, dazzling dance rou- tines, and gorgeous gals and with Dick Haynes co-starred with Betty in the enthralling romance - Billy Roses Diamond Horseshoe" makes for exciting film fare from start to finish.
 As its title indicates, the picture is set against the background of Billy Roses world-famous "Dia- monds Horseshoe" just of New York's Times Square. It takes movie audiences behind the scenes of this fabulous night spot and into the lives of the people who make Broadway entertainment history.
 Betty Grable is seen as Bonnie, the girl with the most beautiful legs on Broadway, head-liner in the cast of the Diamond Horse shoe' show, fiercely jealous of her position, and hardened to every thing but her own success When fate spins 8 romantic web over which Betty trips and falls head over-heels in love with Dick Haynes son of her bitterest rival Civilian GaxtonD for spotlight honors, Betty is faced with challenge that serves as basis for one of the most in- triguing love stories of the year.
 In more than the immediate, ob- vious sense, her current film shows Betty Garbe of to better advantage than ever before. Betty (complete, Of course, with her justly celebrated underpinnings) sings and dances in the style that has made her Amer ica's undisputed Pin-Up Queen. Her handling of the scintillating song hits plus her dancing in the spec tacular acapulco number are bril- liant highlights in the film, and are treat enough in themselves. But more than that, the exciting and moving story reveals her as a really top dramatic actress.
 Dick Haynes gamers new honors in this, his most important picture to date. The young singing sensa- tion's easy charm, high acting abil- ity and terrific way with song make him sure-fire bet in any picture. Heading the outstanding featured cast are. ace screen com- edian, Phil Silvers; William Gax- ton. Broadway idol and musical comedy star; Beatrice Kay, the celebrated Gay Nineties Girp; Carmen Cavallaro, sensational piano stylist. Keep an ear cooked for the swell songs in the picture; you'll be hearing plenty of them on the hit parade.
 The co-feature on this super- program will be "Strang Illusion with Jimmy Lydon and Sally Eilers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-08

the end waiting on a. ship, minus husband Charles Laughton.
 In Uncle Harry" Ella is left behind again, in a railroad station. Ella told us: After Uncle Harry, I'll be known as the girl they leave behind.'"
 Ella plays New York fashion expert and dresses the part In between scenes she strutted around the set in a classy Travis Banton mannish suit, saying:
 Don't I remind you of Gable?"
 Moyna Macgill plays George Sanders older sister. She is the mother af Angela Iansbury, and this is her first role in Hollywood film, although she has done a few bits
 Everybody on the set calls her "Merna." They thought Moyna was the Brooklyn pronunciation of Merna, at first. Now the name has
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-08
HEPBURN, TRACY
 MOVE TO STRAND
"WithOut Love" in Second Week of Fun and
 Laughs

There's fun galore at the Strand theater these days. for Metro Goldwyn-Mayer's hilarious new comedy hit, Without Love-" is on the screen there, co-starring Spen- Ter Tracy and Katharine Hepburn.
 You'll love Tracy as Pat Jamieson, scientist-inventor looking, in crowded Washington, for place to set up workshop to perfect a ,high-altitude oxygen mask for fly ITS at the governments request. And you'll love Miss Hepburn as Jamie Rowan, a lovely girl who hires him as caretaker for her house and lets him use the basement as his laboratory.
 Pat doesn't want love because, as he says, he's had "the worst of it';; Jamie, on the other hand, re- jects love because she's had "the best of it". So she becomes Pats assistant on the oXygen-mask pro- ject and, one day, proposes that they get married without love-.
 The result, which you'll have
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-08

stuck. We wonder what they'll call Moyna in Brooklyn.
 SCOPE HAS DEBUT
 Uncle Harry" has very inter esting prop, nine-inch telescope built by George Sanders which he presented to Universal for the pic ture.
 Sanders, indifferent to how the cameraman lights him, fused for 20 minutes with Cameraman Paul Ivano on lighting for the telescope. He explained that this was the telescopes film debut and he wanted it to show of to advantage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-08
BUSTING POWDER

Newest bath-tim aid in a line Of grand bath accessories, including the famous reliable powder mitt- Is Le Sonier's new dusting powder. A whole sixteen ounces of fragrant dusting powder, soft as a butter fly's wing-with wonderful plump powder puff to slather it on to your hearts content-costs but one slim dollar and is a lot of value in these days or any other! The box itself is pretty enough to grace any bathroom shelf with darling motif of butterflies and puff balls done in soft greens and fuschias on a white ground. Take your choice of three lovely summertime fragrances-bou quet with whole flower garden caught up in it's perfume-apple- blossom If you like the true delicate odor of these lovely blossoms in full bloom-or gardenia as lush as the beautiful waxy flower itself.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-08

to see for yourself, is one continu- ous series of hilarious situations as Pat and his woman-hating dog Dizzy encounter Keenan Wynn, as Jamie's -to-often-sober cousin; Lucille Ball, as her business man. ager, and Felix Bresart, as Pats mentor.
 The companion feature k Main Street After Dark" with Edward Arnold and Selene Royle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-08

and her collection of trained dogs, ponies and monkeys. They will put on an act worthy of the best the Worlds Greatest Show" ever offered. The star performer of the animal cast is "Bing", . mule whose antics cause a riot of laughter.
 As usual no admission will be charged. The city doesn't allow it, but as the recent general as- sembly in it's hectic moments fail- ed to pass any law "forbidding contributions" patrons may VOL unteer to drop coin or two into the treasury to meet incidental expenses. Thank you!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-08

The City Amateur Baseball league observes its 22nd anniver- sary next Sunday and plans are being formulated to entertain record attendance. The attend ance will be a record one, if the fans and general public of Water bury show proper appreciation of the efforts of the promoters and players to provide Sunday baseball entertainment.
 The program next Sunday is go- ing to be different, says President Bill" Derwin. In addition to the scheduled games he has ar- ranged a special entertainment in the appearance of Naida Roberta
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-08
UPMOLDs FAMILY RECORD

Independence, Mo. (UP)-Clar- ence Weatherford, 17-year-old sen- for at William Chrisman high school, has not been tardy or absent during his l2 years of school. But he's not the only member of his family claiming such record. His brother James and sister, Mrs. Lora Weatherford Ellis, heh perfect attendance record when they were graduated from the same school in 1943.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-08

Twenty-one tons of medical sup plies for the Irish Red Cross Society recently reached Cork, Fire, from America.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-26
NetUS From OukUiLLe

Oakville, Mich.-Sunday guests
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Zawacki and John Bartell were
Miss Eleanor Gawron, Detroit, and
Misses Margaret and Rose Bies
Belleville.
Mrs. Pearl Luobikis, who has
spent the past two months with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Burget, has accepted a po-
sition in an auto equipment fac
tory at Petersburg and will stay
with friends in Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burget,
Mrs. Kenneth Sanford, Carol Sue,
and Delbert Liest spent Monday
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Schassberger, Monroe.
Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
William Mason were Miss Rather
inc Kayanaw and nephew, Robert
Riley. who is home on furlough.
Mr.. Riley was a German war pris-
oner four months. Afternoon guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. William VANITY,
Milan
Week end guests in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Mason
were Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Bordine,
Cherry Hill.
Sunday guests In the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony Werstein were
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ehlenburg,
Detroit. Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Bogart
and Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, Wyan-
dotte, were afternoon guests.
Mrs. Charles Burget has received
a tea set and candle holders from
her son, Cpl. c. Orlo Burget, who
mas been in Germany for IA months.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Werstein
have received word that their son,
James, is stationed at Camp Robin
son, Arkansas.
Mr. and Mrs. John Luezak, Cath.
crime and Tommie, Willis, spent
Tuesday evening in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burget and
Mrs. Kenneth Sanford.
Mrs. Kenneth Sanford and Carol
Sue were after church guests Sun
day OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Miller
and daughter. Mildred, Milan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Sanford, Ann
Arbor. Mrs. Kenneth Sanford and
Carol Su DelOros Zosns and Ethel
Mae Willard spent Saturday after
noon in the home Of Mrs. Emma
Sanford and Mrs. 70 nice Hamlon
and daughter Elizabeth. in honor of
Elizabeth's eighth h'llhday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip S7heick and |
son Douglas. Monroe, were Sat
urday evening guests OF Mr.. and |
Mrs Fred Holzinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holzinger
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hen.
ny Hurley. Monroe, Friday evening.
They attended the funeral OF Mrs.
anthony Leiboldt, Maybee Catho.
lie Church, Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hoffman
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-26
TRY FROST CONTROL

East neutrality-suspicious. to
determine the pacticability OF US
ing helicopters for preventing frost
In orchards in late spring are un.
der way at Michigan State College
with the Army Air Corps. the U. s.
Agricultural Experiment Station
and the Agricultural Engineering
Department OF the college cooper.
ating in tests.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-26
OPEN REFUGE

Lansing.-The State ConserYA.
ton Department announced today
mat 1900 more acres OF Seney Ma
uonal Wildliie Refuge In the Upper
Peninsula would be opened to deer
hunters during the November 1880
season. but would be closed to all
other types OF hunting.
The department said $1,000 acres
OF the refuge are open to hunting
OF all species o. game and birds
except Canada geese.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-26

Lansing-Wherner John A. SWEETS
OF Holland will remain as superin-
tendent OF the Boys Vocational
School will not be decided until
after December Chairman Steph.
en- A. Clink OF the State Juvenile
Institute commission declared
Thursday. At that time, Clink
said, various state agencies survey.
ing the school will 9ile their re-
ports with the commission. SWEETS
former superintendent OF public
schools at Holland, has submitted
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-26

were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Rock, Milan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hurley and
daughter Cynthia, Monroe, were
Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Holzinger.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-26
U. OF N. HAS "MIssoURIAN"

Ann Arbor-1ne Clements Libra.
ry at the University OF Michigan
now has in its possession two cop
les OF The Missourian, a newspaper
published aboard the battleshlp u.
S. S. Missouri and relating the Jap.
anese surrender ceremonies held
aboard that ship. Rr. Randolph G.
Adams, library director, estimated
their value at more than $3.50
each
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-26

his resignation but It was tabled
The institution has been under fire
for months and has been described
as a crime school"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-26

Lansing More than $4,000
adult and legal sized trout we're
planted in Michigan Lakes and
streams this year, an increase OF
AZ per cent over last year when
6ll,472 were planted, the state
conservation department reported
today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-26

the cause and overcome all obstacles?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-26

Ms not only The smotssi Ford ever built, but
in every ~oy The finest. Announcements every
where you look. Rich ond roomy two-ions
interiors Horsepower stepped up from 90
TO 100 =. New performance and Sass Of
Evening star., 1945-01-28
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

WILL PAY CASH for place on bay or
river; state particulars. location. price.
FINE HOME on West River, ami. COM
porch, garage; large waterfront lot; nne
bathins, fshins; terms. % BOX 5i-B, Star.
WEST .RIvER-Fine home on very large
water,front lot: every conveience; partially
country club for group; hne boating.
bathing, nshins; UNUSUAL opportunity.
Ai sissss sSss .s !; miles s:ss rs:
ducking. fishing. On salt vster: small Of
easy terms: map on request. ROBERT
T. SHELTON, owner, GE. 6192.
WOODLAND BEACH. Md.--Cottage, bed
electric pump: on on corner 81 SID lots. ni,cs; nesr
WHITE, Annapolis 6IS3. 'oo :
FOR SALE-3O0 acres. water front. poto-
mac mac Eiyer, Charles County; 5-room and
nasn ,arl Cncpe n,S Soa onpsalow. screened porch.
quarters; electricity: Artesian Wen: Fl besntis
man, club OF subdivision: price. $4,000
.Etins S,sn Ssner desirable waterfront prop
slsz Rasai 81 E'SsAisaaassk a5 sas so
eEyERLY ogACn on c1Ssapeaks eay--
summer homes aud bsaldlns s1tea Wl!ts
NH. sSf yssc.taaoGns Boz q. MayA 4; A. q Sc. ~ IS.
this summer, build htsr; homesttes, 3116i
icE hocklet. WHfPfi.k q .. Calvert st.
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Evening star., 1945-01-28
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ment PROPERTIES in or near Silver Spring.
Let us hear from you, quick personal atten-
ton will be given your real estate problems.
P. J. WALSHE. INC, 1115 Eye st. NV.
COLORED TEACHER wants home in NV
section; gas heated; g or z rms; no agent
Box 1927, Star
HOMER HUNTER can sell your real estate
d. C. and Md. Cali any time. Thank you
WA 5S4s. 4709 BALTIC. ave-, Hyatts-
vile; Nd. e.
ney-5 rooms to 50-room houses wanted
White or colored. Any section Of the city
win pay all cash. Call Mr.. CLARK. DI
1851, or write to him at Oil 9Th st. NV
BUNGALOWS and houses of any descrip-
tior wanted. We have cash customers
waiting to buy. O. B. zANTzINGER. CO.
WANTED MD. SUBURBAN HOUSES, your
equity all cash. ALVIN EPLING. 5S0s
Baltimore ave. Hyattsville. Md: WA.
4954: day and evening.