davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-01

The L. s Army and Navy are
now spending ah0u. 500 900 900
each month on rocket weapons.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-01

Poppaea. Nero's wife. used white
lead and chalk Tor face powder.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
BOB HOPE
COMMUNIQUES

A started TO 1t
~ until $50 that night so finally answered That was
that supposed to radio that night
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
New Jet Plane Revealed

WASHINGTON, Sept 27 tINS)
The navy has unveiled its Fire
ball fighter plane. a craft with a
conventional engine as well as
jet-propulsion machinery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28

IN li0AAWOol IN CoHHtttiou
with Paramounts 33d ami
verSary and they cut me in
from Chicago
/ was supposed 10 stand
by and throw In remarks long
distance. But it's difficult 10
ad llh on instruments. II was
like talking into a big cave
everyume Id start 10 say
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28

ron2
mir
Parks Johnson and
Hollywood in
got the
felt like w. C. Fields a WCTU
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

The work On the n,W chirh'n
SLANT i. progressing rauidlY They
hope 20 hv-in opy,afiun in tae near
future"
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

I.ra. and Ms Harry &
IT,, s. :. AIaaa> \ y. y spend
..- .H..-y-@5E .,aY, with Ms pa:-
mrs ST. and Ms Harry E. Tee.
..lu:, .,tg.N.- - fh- naval hos
:.... ~. i ~.tt.y and then poSSih.,
a,t>, d.'E
50" Se:-ea.. Has:y Qu.lIen. .:
t.,.r..g CIV. y T.. ! yl>!tin- h,S
n..,A.~ NJ. a.a Ms Harry quit
.,... IL. i T." ,:aE>
Ys. N,.~.- N,.a haS camp.arei
.,,.r- 4 Ne,-h CAlo,,ua and j.
.,..,.- ~ ~g,h,.. NJ, Lille Reed.
+. .a t...gt-h u-:a., -olus - CuU-
c.ra.a Ks@aa. Knox. Of Tam
#. F.. >!r.!' III, weck-erd With
...-uG, u.s- q. mission from
4.n.8a ~ Washington and New
York
N.> Wills C..:,on aud dau-hte..
Miss Louise CItrcn. u Baltimore.
N.Y., -4,.t~ NJ Nj ana MIS- Grover
d Lord over -ho Weekend
Tn. Ladies Auxiliary of the Ha.-
.-.uu FL, Company. VIII hold
81, mu.. business mettlng in june
..y., ,.a~iu- III ~, the Summe!
season Mrs George " Swain
r..,,!,G uy.. n. business session
n-d ou Monday r.-h, when n"
aaN..asy decided II purchase Two
mon, >l"u MAJ houGS Five neW
Yams,u~ W., added ~ me mem
..r-hti MIS-. Georgia Draper
Mn, Lola NIuS>cr. MIS- E.rnesr
t;4H.rh. Ms Lille Reed and Mrs
Lillian Camper During the socla'
hour b,u4o MAS enjoyed followed b!
.pIErshm.urs
Nil. Emma Lee WEIGH ot Nil
aiu.,oM Sprn- The Week end Wit;
.,r parents. Mn and Nr, Milton
Welch
Nrs HARRY N. Black is snendin.
some tim. With her son-in-law an
aaughtyr. captain and Alr, H.
Na.lr, at camp Wheeler. Geog gid
s'na II layin8 her first visit 10 tn
n,w -laud son stephen Elliot
Ndrl"~
Nh and Mr. H. e. Tee and Lieu
. tenant i q and Mrs Harry I
Toe .lr spent Sunday with Nh an
A'v~ Crawford Bailey at Georst
town
Nr. ana Mrs. Herbert Ryan
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
BLANCHARD'S STATION

Mr. and Mrs Louis Edecll and
children of Dover have been recent
callers of their parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Horace Edgcli
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank WrOtcn on
tcrtaincd to dinner Mothers Day
their children namely, Mr.. and Mrs
Addison Tatman near Bridccvillc
Mrs Hilda Wrotcn and daughter Of
Milton and Mr.. and Mrs lack Pen
dletOn of Milford.
Mrs. G. l.. Harmon was dinner
guest of Mrs Grace HorScy Of
Adams \ Roads on Tuesday. In
the afternoon they motOrcd over in
Maryland and attended Home
Demonstration club meeting.
Mrs. Harry Swain and Mrs &. L.
Harmon attended on Thursday eve
the Club meeting held at the home
of Mrs. Frank Nichols in Green
wood
The June meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs G. l.. Harmon on
the 3rd Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs Frank WrOtCn en-
tertaincd to dinner on Thursday,
May 18th. Mr.. and Mrs Horace Ed
Gcll and Mr. and Mrs f.. Y. Ochcl-
tree. The occasion being Mrs. Ed
CELLS birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Ross Coleman is spending
some time as guest of her daughter
and son-inlaw. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Judy in Virginia.
Mrs Ruby Chalmers and son
Donald and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Chalmers attended on Monday the
funeral of Mrs. Ruby Chalmers
mother who died at her home in
that city early Thursday a. M.
Mr. and Mrs. +. H. kratZ spent
the week end in pOylestoWn, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Herbert Edgei
entertained Sunday dinner guests
Miss Beatrice Adams Of Will
mington spent the week end a
home with her parents. Mr.. anC
Mrs. r. G.. Adams.
James Scott OF SeafOrd visited
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Scot
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mills at
tended on Saturday the May Da,
exercises held at Delaware College
Their daughter, Eileen is Fresh
man there.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wilso
and Ollie Wiley spent Saturday i
Wilmington
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
HARRISON

l,r $3.50 l'.- iie Waulr-ton
a. rtilad..itia -f... ri. w..z md
"t-n Ills -.. ..5 ta"lly. al-"
n. a.d ':.- L..-.. W.. md liz
T.. ia.-h'. T. Hata Am II
G.os-.'.@u ~e., ~.usaE -us,'~
Al. Nat ,....- .ns MIS- l.. f..
Mason spent IT,. y..h md in VII
E. .r .on aIa II CONSCIENCE. Ms
Minis tln.u- IL, nj. E"'ei-
MI Wa.a Nul- Vito .-:' Wedn-~-
C>t rot..n- ~ attend conference.
N. G.or-. Rus aoouM.i aAEiH-
t... a, 5-.--a.. tr.,. ,tt- church.
Nh ana Mis-. William P.-t'Eaan
;.t.d GaI-ht... Ce.,--s.. e't.aceG he
May Day pa-~n-. Ntt i'rh. p:o-
..nt.d Il II, Women ui!~-" a.
N-natE. i. III da.-A'-. Aanah"...
Is a't4IG!u- COLLEGE rh".~.
MI and MS Noae., N-a~4y w.!v
.n'-era.H.j +. djun~" IN sunday
r.. MS Cora T...'EnaE Att!
n~tie1 AL A.lv afternoon guests d.
81. u.d Nh, William Wilson u-a1
',eut -a'uWM.
MAS Ed..h Barker and dau-href
Miss. Lydia N-~ Alterr NayId9o.
md Iauol.te.. Mis- Ni.-inia Wei,
wilmington Visitors IN saturday
Ms. Davidson -ray..! OYER wiki hel
sister ANIL SuudaE
MI and Nj, Nrl.iu Pr--tymar
and cAi.dl~u We're Sunday visitor,
.. h.t parents. \ll and Als lohI
Massey in Bethel
Nll-. Dorothy Ro-er- of Milton
spent I'll" week end with Mi:
Charlotte I..u-o
Mrs Lora Att-.hacl has return
ed hou.- after ~iouGiu- .eW DAY
With N.~ Laura Ptrpyl and faui
Iy Mr~ At,erha' spent Flida.
la~r W.th Nr, Nio,a Jefferson nea
Milton
Mr., Hazard ri near Loves. ha
h.en ~lend.l- some 'lm" With Mrs
Sarah Iour-.
Mr. ana Mis- Hait.y PenueI an
daughtet Ee'rie Lou ~pcnf Sundd
il WILMINGTON with Mr.. and Nh,
Howard Il gates
p.rin4 hcr attendance Of II
la; term which ended March -9t
Mis-, Annahcll" PrettIman attaine
scholastic index uf + which plaC
d her on rhe Deans honor lis
Miss Ptet'Eman il q Junior a. III
University
Reverend Ward Mills and tamil
are leaving for Stockton. Maryland
. Iuuch to Ie1le' of this comHUnit.
alfhou4h 50 wish him much sue
cess in his new ti"Id
Nr. and Ms Cinord Lawson. {
! HdrheSon. entertained on SatUrda
4, evening. th. folloWlu- guests NJ
! and Mrs. F'tank T. Smith Mr. an
Mrs. Fred L. bodd and Ronuio NJ
and MIS- Frank 4 Dodd Of Geore'
town. Nh and Ms William Stua
. and grandson. David Louis. ol Ha
-, bosom Mr.. ana Mis-. J Harry ID
wilson. Mrs. Elizabeth Bryan.
Ltwes. Nh. ana Mrs. Everett
Bryan and son Davy. ot Dover. Nh
, SyIgesrtr Rookhammer OF Sedtor
ana NJ. Fred skinner. ot New Je
d.. scy. Atr"r Il social evening OF sam
/ delicious houe-madr .ce cream Al
d cake Wor- served The occasi'
was The birthday ri Mrs Lawson
. father Nj Fred l.. Dodd
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
HARRINGTON

~. .- ..>~ ~ Sa>.,
r...a S:,s.~.. Z. v,...- NJ
...H =. I'll. a-. N#s...~ ~..r~a.
'.-. Fl ~. .... +. l- >.t.-.,.-....>
III. ..a.-.'. NJ. AVA NJ, K.r5..t,
W,u--:. ,-. -.-v
Thursday .- :3.. Is,;..,...
a..e ..H E.a.~ s-e. li.- S.u.p~a.
S.~~-N ca...v rs.
l-..-.'. --:. ..'. C...- ..,G :
ah \.. : A.~ >.a.@ ii .ls-
..t."." ~ -.a'. is., .. h.
.s:. r.:.a. t.0.~ W..r t..,
tl..a -. .e"- s. l. .au-nr-. ~,
r. t5....a- .-l'.-'.r H.1hW.v or
Sunday at-. .".r a' So r.,,..-
TIL, ,.tT.~ n... i charge .. H.
r.. A.:.. C.a.E .-o. &, ~.
p..-... Il ...>> Caa.eA In,,--
u.u' N.- II Hollywood C,m,,..,
B,-.G-~ II Wrote. 81 Is -g.-
N3.4 .y 9.- ~.r. i..,., S..., So,
:y, .aAsrl..aU.. .Wa .ra.d-on.
Paa. a&d l..~.i. S"p,oa j! to,t
d. IL, L. : N:.y o:y .u -a- Saurs
papIt.D aea ~ .-N.. il the F,uy-
op.al A.ta Ta sisters, Nj, An
ID. WHa.r .;a Nj Wiu.a.a Canp
=. aH@ ~. ...'.. Jauvs Mouas
iii ri MS ,.fN also survive.
Ms Lewis Hone. III Ch,~,r,. IA
he, u,en tl- -ue>- * N,r pa..n,S
Nj. and Ms p,'.. Wilson. tn.
Week
Aaaoanc. @.,A, has h..u nada Il,
~, Dha.ua;. -Aa- I'll. N.d Gro,
>g!-icul d.o-,..- c.a~~,, NH worl
At 'h- t... A"V~. roLi-h' t.om
~ " y ".
Hasun-.o. Review u The Wo
mans B.a,tr Association MI
u.op,. y oh-,3t. F'ua'.u!4al W.
on WrGn.>aaE ey"m- with q ~,
,iaI u....h- Lola f. CoI.S. star
p.,~.d,ir. VII. r. ar houosyd -uesr
: Roland N.,v.n has return,
- Land CHatt School. Coronado
Cal. an: ~p,HG.r2 iurloua
with MS lureAr- Nh and MIS-. Il,
.aud M,.tln
Miss S4r Mun~"H OF Ciaymon
j. III, -U,S' ., N and MIS- Har.
QWj.'a
N,r- James Harm~toad of Il,
hu>o'h -r,ur tn, Werk end vii
r.l dau-h'.a Nt~ I.utuer HatucI
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

MIS- Ernest Fitze'r4ld.
Nr and MIS-. l. W. tf'"g and
chiIty,n ot WjImin-'on visited
men srandmothcr. Mrs + q ar
p,ntey on Sunday
Nr~. Alvin Redden Is visiting
relatives in PhiladeIphia
Raymoud n.. son Of Mr and
vIs - Ra>u.oud Pride underwent an
atrarion Al the Delaware Hospital
n Wi,min-tou ON Monday His con-
di,ion at present is tine
SERVICES tor sunday. May 3'ta.
church school Il .. II. Supt.
pnv.lt. Mor-an rryachin@ 20
: N Slauchter Neck church
School H. 4. III Preaching II a. m.
cedar Neck 'hutch School 7. m.
Afternoon worship > =. m. RcHer-
end + \. WliSht Pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
FELTON,

R,v. G. S'aIl.E L""-.. paste. q.
the Wesley Methodist Ca" II
bovo.. VIII preach -r- .aocs s..H.-
..,a sermon - ,n, -.aGas'-.- class
II n. FELTON, Han SCho". q. ,.s-
y:c.~ 20 a.. he'd sunday. june = 2.
m. ,choo. auditorium. R. n
D,h, MI, ak pa.- l. I'll" r.o- s.h
Gt.d0atloa .X-.c.-t- Vii. r.. a-.H
in IN, ,chro. auditorium on Vi
r-,day jan. T. Win y. FsaH..-
Harvey Green. ot PeNnl"-t":. \ 4
az guest >n,&h-r
Ms Edward sharp aad E"'h,.
Ms George p to.rs. .. b"t-..
wrrc in Wl.H.u-ron on Thursday
Mis-, Sa.a AA4>rad' has h''.
VISITING with Nj. ana Ms JohA
Clit,or ana II! and M.> Donald
Martin. oI W3Imln-toA.
Mr., Blanche Phillips. ~ oo,@-
"a spent rh4 wr.k-ruG w.-h NJ.
ard MIS- " II Eaton
Mr. and Nls Clnu.d simpler
w... guests az relatives !a St.'E-
VILE on sunday
Mr. and Mis- l. 7 ksl.rr Ms
William HaldanaH and son We
sunday Guests ot n. and Nil J.
y Haldamau. ri Bowers
Miss Florence Hug spen' n"
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. WI
liam Hug. oi HAYDEN Park.
Mr. and Ms walter Moore ani
family w-rv Sunday guests ~ Nh
ana Ms. Ed-ag Cha.l">. "i vi
miu.ror. 10 net q relative. Ms
Norman Smith. ~ Fo.r Laude.dalr
Fla. for visit with the Moor"e.
Mis- EGirh AyG,.o-f". ot chester
Pa. has h,.n >pend.n- 'hv pas
week wl-h Ms John JONES
Ms Sala C.aE. II M'iio.d. an'
Nj. and Ms John Carson attended
funeral III Edward Ford. II CAes
void. oH sunday
Seaman Roy p.ll ot Caml
p,ary. Va is >r"udlng "a furious!
with his VIE. MIS-. Kathleen n'n
ANA family.
Seaman T. William Wilson, ha
.prurn.d TO duty AZ BaNhrl0-" Ma
from a furlou-h with his MI,
Mrs Catherine Wilson ami dau2a
Ter. MIS-. Gladys Ann and his pal
ents. Mr.. and Mrs William Wilson
Chief Pharmacist Ma. Jack /
Nackru ot 'h- L. : y. NO" >'a
,iou.d az base N California. ha
been spcud,n4 the pas fWo """k
with his parents. Nh a"d Mis-, y
Il Nackijn
The work On The n,w chick"
slant j. progressing rauidly. The
lorc 10 hr-iu operation in tte n"a
tUtUl".
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
j. y. .dnr parnsNlXania

ir N,td0H. I'nuSH wanna
rurslal service tor Reverend +
" p.,ttyman. q former pastor q
his Church Who passed away a
h;> hoMe in Zion cecil county.
IT,, ~day moyn,nI VAS held Friday
a. tWo o'clock with services IN
Eo>ohanh cemetery calvert In
~6dl,ioD ~ his wife h IS survives
- on, son AMI three dauohterS.
Tie monthly business and Soci1!
u ,ctln- ot the Women'S Society for
christian Seryiec will De held a;
Il. home ot Ms May Wyatt OIL
ruesday ,ytUiu2 May -. y 5000
attendance i desired
NT- W II rleHdaniel Mv and
Ms Ge0r1o perrickSOp and
oaHenr.r. Marie spent Sunday in
milford a~ the CUES, of Nr. and
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

Etid2eNille spent Sunday with Nh
end Mrs Claronc, Barlow
Miss Many Nur-u'e' Na>t,n o.
Wilminocon Spen, the weeh END
With her aunt. Mn Jane Creadick
\ birthday Dinner Ms given a.
the home ~ Nh. and Mis- William
,larkson near this clrH Sunday in
houol ~ the lafteI> sister MIS-
Nncinia ,layhsoH The toMoWiu2
guests We're present: Nh and Mis-.
William Moore Ms Anna Wyatt
and MI Wilson Ferguson all OF
Wilminston Nr ana Nrs James
GcdWin lr. poHeg. Walter Moore ol
Milford and Mrs Patusi Moore OF
Harrincton.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
LINCOLN

Nj. aut Nj, L T. Wea,asrly
.rd Ns, Ftanh }ls,cal: q: Ions
island ri.y. NeW Yo,N Were town
visitors oI.. H.. "~eH ,Hd
Mrs Hatcle Wasa..an q. Milton.
Ms II NJ Buaus and W II David
~cn ~l,,., ,he NIX ,nd j. Paila-
Gelphia
uiu..g 1er-tS i, Il. hoM. ~ Mn.
md N9- Wl,lia", W4aIa-tou on
SHnfuN W.r.. Ms I,1,uua Ha!-
,ou> 81 and Ms Ia Sl,.Ylee ii
I.eW,- NJ au& Ms Howard MI
r:u~ ana c.i.G',H ana }'s ANA Nl~
Frank Hardin2 a.& cu,ldr.n.
on TH->iay II ja>, W,,n a'>AuW-
- ot ,as.,> Wa !. 0G,.,d Ms \ IS.
Donovan in homo. Is; A,l >-,A
.lfhday
>lr~ Na,-i. Roach ,r,u, ne
week ,nd with relatives In Nllru.
ma R.hohoth
MIS- May Wya,t and N.~ adale
Htldeman returned aomt SATURDAY
nota 4 month li~l' With relatives
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-07
PLANS INSTITUTE
ON

Haleigh.-A tWo-Week institute
for neWly-employed tuberculosis
workers sponsored by the North
Carolina tuberculosis Association
viii begin in Raleigh on Monday.
July 8. according TO an announces
ment by L. L. Miller. director of the
luetItu'"
Before travel restrictions this in
Stitute was an annual affair for all
voluntary tuberculosis workers and
consisted of a refresher course in the
latest moves toward the eradication
Of tuberculosis. But this year, due
to O. d. rs restriction on travel,
the Institute viii De limited to eight
new workers IN the State except for
one day when about twenty workers
have been invited for q special
meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-07
NOTICE OF 81 NNO\S BY
ALTON.
In The Superior Court.
ate of North Carolina.
ounty Of Vance.
Vernon {. Robertson.
Gladys Faulkner Robertson

The defendant Gladys Faulkner
Robertson VIII take notice that an
action as above entitled has been
commenced in the Superior Court
e.. Vance County, North Carolina,
for a Divorce Absolute between the
plaintiff and the defendant on the
grounds OF adultery;
And the said defendant viii fur
Their take notice that she is required
to appear at the office of the Clerk
of the Superior Court for Vance
County, North Carolina, on OF before
the 18th day of August. l945, and
answer or demur to the complaint
filed in this action, or the relief
prayed in the complaint Will be
granted.
This the 9th day of July, l945.
f. O. FALkNER,
Clerk Superior Court, Vance
County. North Carolina.
GholSon & Gholson.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
7-ll-2l-28.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-07

a pessimist, says the man at the
next desk, is the fellow who Tolls
about MS aforementioned office,
wishing he vas back in hte good
cid days"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-07
WANT ADS
Get Results

MONUMENTS, MARKERS, hFSl
olkmInsh.p. Representing Pal
mer Stone Works. Inc. ". "
IangstJn, 2l9 Young St, Phone
T3 2l-,t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-07

STRAYED FRIDAY NIGHT FROM
near Mabry's mill two mare mules,
one black and one bay, both
weigh about 1900 pounds each.
Finder notify Mrs. r. d. Burrows,
phone 657-J or Henderson Police
Department, phone lis. 4-4u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-07

SPECIAL. PRICE ON COWPEAS
for mex. few days. Henderson
Hatchery. 6-2t.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-07

OFFICE SUPPLIES, Pre- WAR
pencils, ledger binders and sheets.
numbering machines. typewriter
papers. ribbons and carbon paper:
Rubber stamps made to order.
School supplies. Henderson Book
Co. Established 1884. lott
Evening star., 1945-08-22
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
ond Time Of Showing

Stage.
National - Life With Father:
230 and $50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"Junior Miss: II am,
las, 4:30, tbs and 10 pm. Stage
shows: /, 3:45, $50 and 9:20 pm.
Columbia - Valley Of Decision:
11:40 am, 2:l0, 4:35, 7:o5 and $50
pm.
Earle-"Christmas In Connecti-
cut: 10:30 am, 12:45. 3, $40, 7:25
and 9:45 pm.
Hippodrome-"The Silver Fleet:
2:15, 3:45, $40, $40, $40 and $40
pm.
Keith's Uncle Harry: 11:55
am, 1:55, 3:55, 5:55, 7:55 and 9:55
pm.
Little-"on Approval: Ii am,
I2:45, 2:3o, AIS, 6, 7:50 and $40 pm.
Metropolitan-"G I. joe: II am,
1:10, $40, $40, 7:20 and $50 pm.
Palace-"Blood on the Sum: II
am. 1:10, 3:l5, 5:25, 7:3o and $40
pm.
Pix-"The Heart of Paris: 2, 4:35,
7:20 and 1905 pm.
Trans-L and shorts, con-
tinuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1945-08-22
which all adults-and most children
of both sexes will understand.

which all adults-and most children
of both sexes will understand.
Mata, as our girl shall be called
wanted to create no impression that
Miss Roc is hoarder, or anything
| IKE that. The stockings were the
! gift OF an American (indeed) who
presented them to her before the
nylon stocking stockpile disappeared
She saved them against a great day
Yesterday was it. So she wore the
nylons to the party.
On the other hand, so to speak
Miss Roc's pumps were five years
old. Her natural shade of nail pol
lsh, Mata reports, came from a bot
tie she has had for three years and
has used most sparingly, obviously
First thing she intends to do in New
York Is to replenish that part of her
chemical laboratory, or whatever is
the postwar name of a woman's
beauty kit.
Miss Roc carried 60 pounds of
luggage on her fight to these
shores, but she doubts that they
even Will let her on boat after she
has done her American shopping
and filled in the gaps in her ward
robe, etc. Her friends also have
given her some shopping chores to
do which should make her look even
more like travelling theatrical COM
pany when she departs.
4 X
Miss Roc is married to an Eng
lish osteopath among whose pa
tients is Bebe Daniels. She used to
work with him during the days of
the blitz, making good use of the
f1rst aid he was able to teach her
during their brief intervals of res
pite for domesticity.
They were separated, however.
when she was making pictures. The
studios, Miss Roc reported, per-
mitted players working on a pic
ture to sleep in their dressing rooms.
That was the only way they could
be certain of having every one ready
for work by am. Schedules were
quick and budgets slim.
Miss Roc did not choose movies
as career. A French producer she
met at party IN Paris before the
war induced her to take a screen
test. Before she realized it, she
was making pictures in France. One
OF them was with the famous Harry
Bauer.
That's where Mata's memo ended
X
Evelyn Keyes, here for an appear
ance at Walter Reed Hospital, will
be honor guest at a cocktail party
at the Statler this afternoon. !
Warmers will be hosts. "On
blithely enters its fourth
week at the Little, a proper thing
for so blithe a farce. Bette
Davis Week" begins at the Hipp on
Friday. Little Foxes" and
Old Acquaintance" will be the at
fractions . . Warmers Miracle
Workers" a short on atom smash
ing, will open at the Earle on Fri
day. -. Uncle Harry" remains for
a second week at Keith's. Thus
delaying the opening of Lady on a
Train" with Deanna Durbin which
had been set for opening this week.
Evening star., 1945-08-22

fearful, but getting nothing authen-
tic looking for the cameras. Finally,
goaded by Andrews pleading to get
1t over with, Linda landed a terrific
haymaker right to the jaw and
burst into tears and ran from the
set. Dana, nursing red and swell
ing jaw, muttered, those weeping
willows always pack fist like a
ton Of bricks!" -
Evening star., 1945-08-22

CO pldy IcIuIu engagement Oh any
attraction on subscription.
Four Of the regular subscriber
plays already are booked, the season
to begin in October-probably. The
plays include the Alfred Lunt-Lynn
Fontaine comedy success from the
London Theater, "Oh Mistress Mine"
without the comma, "A Bell for
Adano," 1.-THE Hasty Heart" and the
Guilds Shakespearian production,
"A Winters Tale" The latter will
be directed by B. Iden Payne and its
star Is destined to by Judith Ander-
son.
American movie fans have not
seen Patricia Roc, but she clearly is
an English actress who starts of
with two major points in her favor
5000 miles this side of Hollywood
for which she is bound.
Miss Roc, who was entertained at
her first American party in Balti-
more the other night, is most anx-
ious to get to California to meet
Bing Crosby and Gary Cooper. And,
Just so her Hollywood boss, Walter
Wanger, will not misunderstood
pretty 27-year-old Miss Roc, let 1t
be said she also is anxious to start
work on Canyon Passage" She will
have the feminine lead in that and
1t will be her first appearance in
Technicolor. As any woman would,
she is looking forward to see herself
in it.
Miss Roc's American film career
started with a sort Of whoosh that
has left her somewhat dizzy, but
quite unmussed.
At pm. Sunday she was in Eng
land and at o'clock Monday night |
she was in the Lord Baltimore Hotel
in the Maryland metropolis as guest
Of honor at a press party.
Unable to attend the event our
selves, we sent kind of Mata Hari
associate. The latter's report was
generally in the form of simple, but !
pleasant, declarative sentences. The
one exception was the sentence
which referred to the fact that Miss
Roc wore nylon stockings. That one
had and exclamation point after it,
Evening star., 1945-08-22
Atomic Bomb Test
On Theater Screens

Newsreel shots Of the Atomic
Bomb are now being shown in all
downtown theaters. The film was
photographed from distance of 6
miles by the United States Army
and shows the test bomb explosion
in New Mexico. President Truman's
announcement Of the surrender Of
Japan is also included in the news
reel as well as vi day celebration
throughout the Nation,
Evening star., 1945-08-22
Linda Hated Job.
But She Can Sock
BY the Associated Press.

HOLLYWOOD.
Trying to get Linda Darnell to
give the handsome and agreeable
Dana Andrews a straight to the Jaw
for a film scene in Fallen Angel"
wound up the way those things usu-
ally do on sets. First, Linda pleaded
to be let off, but the story demanded
the scene as retribution for some of
Andrews f1ctional evil doings. Un-
der orders, Linda slapped and
slapped, making herself nervous and
Evening star., 1945-08-22

|pearances, during which she sang
and danced through nine countries,
Miss Delmar entertained in the
Caribbean area. She was chosen by
the 83d Division, which she was en-
tertaining on We day, as "the girl
we would most like to fraternize
with"
Evening star., 1945-08-22
1000 USO Shows
Claimed a Record
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK.
Josephine Delmar, young lass
with two and half uninterrupted
except by the enemy-years Of USO
camp shows-touring in the Euro
pean theater, laws claim to the time
prize for overseas trouping.
Prior to her 1000 European ap-
Evening star., 1945-08-22
TODAY'S NElGHBORHOOD MOVIES
Buy War Bonds Stamns at AM Local Iheate

All Time Schedules Given In Warner
Bros. Ads Indicate Time Feature Il
Presented.
Evening star., 1945-08-22
'Oklahoma!' Tickets Cleared
For Non-Guild Subscribers
BY JAY CARMODY.

subscribers
VIII have equal chance with the regulars
holders for the at the National
September TO- - ~
Subscriptions
of the Guilds announced
To six succeeding plays,
therefore,