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Evening star., 1945-03-05
| sUsINfss OPPORTUNITIES tcess. .

FUR BUSINESS (retai) = small shop,
established 1890: downtown WASHINGTON:
owner must sell entire stock and fixtures;
no reasonable offer refused. Box 23s-G.
kEsTAuRANT; bargain. $3.50 per day;
partners disagree. ATLAS BRoKERAGEE gS5HisR.susAE
CO.. 81 Woodward Bldg
GROCERY FOR SALE-Immediate action:
$600-S700 week: $1,000 stock and hx-
lures; ta aowntown NV location; leaving city.
Want TO BUY srocery-meat. at least
LOCO weekly business: Wash. or suburbs.
RESTAURANT, LIQUOR downtown. air cond.
ness section. Closed Sunday Partners dis
agree Must sell. This is one of the incest
places in Wash. Low rent, long lease; S12,-
300 cash will handle. BOB HOLLANDER.
Exclusive Broker. 1909 N. Y. ave. NV. MA.
TAILORING AND CLEANING, yearly busi-
ness ness Sl5'Q00~ 100 Wonderful opportunity:
GASOLINE STATIONS wanted. have sew
seo9 esns sa MAx xh KusNEs Esnsz fash o ssck
D; G.; s., groceries and meats: business
od $4,000, includes stock Of $4,000.
3. g. S., groceries and meats: business.
n 300 weekly guaranteed. Mostly cash.
No competition. Good merchant can
Terms.
Groceries, meats and vegetables, $500
Reasonable rent. Price, $500 FOR good
doar KS Koeop esSSD&en sseiE dosr W.
$3.50. RA 6527 or CE q263
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HELP MEN and WOMEN

CAPABLE WOMAN OR COUPLE for antique
sibiiities, on main nishWay. 10 mi. ' from rom
washington; salary. rental or share basis.
eaAGffEtRHoUsEMAN eli iiffISii fSo6M and wife. Cook
general housework; live in; must have ref
eTensss G GnSNs 1890 0 Roaman nsEn st rns NV. g.
bbAfRY. 2 I 5s5 Penna. A ave. NV. Hiring s ar.
COUPLE. man and. wife, to manage and
clean S-room rooming house, in e; change
for 2.rm. furn. apt. 1929 Que st. NV.
FooD CLERKS. essential work; we need
food clerks Immediately; ,no previous ex-
ppy at HeST Te FL sTas Ss Sa
st: ne. Hiring arrangements approved
house. bath, electricity. ETC.: no dairy
FARMER on coUPLE for turkeys and
references. Box $500, Star. s.
FopP COUNTER CLERRs, le or over we
war workers Good pay willie learning.
Psra go DRUa sFoRE
G%is PoTNTA1N "a II HEhf, o. good hours, uniforms
MooD W. '14i pHaRMAcY a Ssis yea Ca ave- H RA
MAILhOOM CLEkk, Tor assembling man
| uals, stufing envelopes. etc.. pm. to 80
stand on feet much Of time; essential in
dustry; permanent Telephone personnel
dept. DI. 1900, or apply at 1241 24th
MAN AND WIFE, colored. to live in;
man houseboy duties, wife cooking and
MAN MAN AND WIFE. experienced white or
colored); wife cook and do general house,
work. man drive. some gardening and
serving: top salary Phone EN- 1892,
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, "a P
st. ne.
THE HECHT CO. has openings for sales
people, full or part time. Apply to per-
sonnel once, 2nd floor, THE HECHT CO..
st. at 9TH NV.
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PERSONAL.

ATTENTION, BUSINESSMEN. II is easy
70 increase your business with copyrighted
adNert1slng novelty fans: large assortment
also other printed specialties to show. RAY
HoLLANDER at DE. 1877 welcomes i your
GET FINE MINK sCARFs from PHILIP
furrier. 1882 Wis. ave. MI. O749. Canes
from Mn your own coat,
hs1s %GonE PhG1s hax sA 5ess o.e,,
sultants: competent. reasonable; WEEKDAYS
midaISERY-LouIsE N Ii SaIs o-IssE cHHCoTE, custom
Room 81, Loew Bldg. '"' 49, 10. nro''
BARRIE SCHOOL, primary and elementary
furnished. hot lunches Enroll now S0I
MATTHEW MATaIIMATIcs s. TUTOR for private in
WIS s psrasHs aas''s details sf sts's 's IS.
kdDE an il FROM ;, FENDER EN- to Camp wasting
asEvf Roayn sn Hot sSonas sSo.as'
sRRvrdEaNs aGHs 5ESn '9 R1rE PM Wishes a.y care
Cali mG SE EEoiS psoy' vicinity Sherman CIRCLE.
6REssMSka1IssG IH So a1s STUDIO. ee,trs5, ,o.st.s 5.
Formerly Of 5th ave. New YORK Euuipped teS
,o order Also rsstylins and sItefations alter Mane
S,olC piLSGsE LEA ENAfElI. lllO ST
TNToRReeo nv; Reom 20. Phone Ex, 1903.
menas shepsrd das i4,S evening apPsnt-
DIR IsR.,a. =; W S1 Johnson. dentist, False teeth
sfE Hs l4ss $3.50 sw ask 70,
Wrig't, If YOU are in need of q loan up I'd
BANIsB FEAR 4 SEIF-CoNscIoUsNEss.
oevelop courage. and gain poise. learn to
talk luently and convincinsiy. FOR private
interyIeW phone Ma. 34SS
DIR. FREDA r. 0STROW. 7o0c Conn. ave.
Appt Mon, Wed and Fri, 10 to z. WI.
25Il. PhyslotheIapy treatments. SIS ca.
TAX RETURNS PREPARED, o. and
p G.. experts give prompt and courteous
attention: 503 18th st. NV. ME. zoos I4s
COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL, day and board
ing nursery through 9th grade: hot lunch
cons and TRANSPORTATION provided; inrii-
yidual attention stressed; art, music.
dancing: extensive playgrounds SH 1874
WAKE UP BY PHONE-The original wake.
UP service; 81 per month after first month
ffdaNsIn Rsta5is after go 3n pm.; Pc 5305 81
ing small. select group has opening for one
HAVE YouR TORN, Affi FADEbb Is pSosoarapb, sSaSp;
restored and copied; portraits made from
snapshots; specialists in all painted mini
atures Phone ewes. 6 to 8. NATIONAL
REPRODUCTIONS. Or S67I Ss
TAX RETURNS PREPARED. q. 8. and
D. c.; 5 experts give prompt and cour.
@ teous attention. SOB 18th st. NV. ME.
oUue. 14H
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

DRIvEWAYS, parking lots and walks
paved with durable asphalt. Dial OK
2SS3 for free estimates. o.
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing but the pest;
laying nnst saIn1dinS pishins cleaning par
coSTkaSToRsu sufs e nishsS ss ooa WosoR
sin ave NO. 22l5.
GENERAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. all types
EEseL- Il MILLER. 1886 10th st. NV. NO.
HOME REMoDELNG. repairing, basement
NO. 60S9 for estimate.
MODERNIzE YOUR HOME--Porcnes IN
closed. recreation rooms built. attics nm
tshed: concrete and brick work, painting
and plumbing roofing. siding and storm
sana.a sasn Get Isp eHT fres sssiHmste Terms ar
PAINTING. plastering, cement work, car.
penter work and roofing at special prices.
M1ETROPoLITAN CONTRACTING Co.
AIMING aihsd1S AM And DECORATING, 20 ,..ss .s
MAKING homes briehter: unexcelled work
LUCAS LUCAS 4 L6cxs. sss Emer:o. n @
PAINTING. PAPERING, PLAsTERING and
general repairs Electrical work. Materials
available Free estimates. White mechanics,
PROMPT service Terms arranged HOUGH
BROS CO.. DI. 400: after 5 p.m.. FR.
ROOFING. ASBESTOS siding, remodelins,
IMpRovEMENT CO. Georsia lios-iIia.
Member ] IN Home Improvement Guild.
CONTINUED on Next Pags3
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT -'BOOKKEEPER. Washing
tonlan ONCE executive. capable taking full
AERoNAuTicAI T IemR RNG1NHERs eE s1 and sth drafts
MAJ man wants evening or night work. Box
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE, twenty years ex-
perlence IN tgaining supervision and per-
sonnel administration, industrial and en-
ploye relations; information specialist, an
aiyst OF administrative procedures; expe-
rienced in vocational training and admin
istration writer. public relations expert
enee enc IA aiso sr had yrs experience n train
cedurss In the Govt: posses A. B. and A. NJ
and Phi. D, degrees; public speaker; age 81.
essential industry or business organiza tion
with permanent future. Box SOL -G, Star
CLERK War II. white, age
%, yrs. exp. involving engineering and
law; prefers to work for professional person;
salary S4O-S50 wk.; available now. Box
COLLEGE STUDENT. colored. honest n
liable, AZ classification. elevator license
R 4ss ri day snaday nEe aei
coLoRED SO TDDSfa MAN wants odd jobs painting z.
Cav a00ss sS
general office work, wants position with
stoR La OR store HSk E saIFsMAN ssal experieneed
open for position part time: Call before
5o sd s6u otter Mr. sRooESSNy MSHassy 900
MAN, 26; mornins student. wants, $3.50
no sats 81 br
family trained. exp. files statistics, tipping
I Govt research project law Library o.
ss ressGhsse adareas Box sEa5 sasG sasa
WINE STEWARD or assistant: club. hotel
restaurant Of first-class; draft exempt
H eT n
employer. Address Box BOG. Star g.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COLLEGE GRADUATE tutors in Spanish
anslish srs f. ~ NANCY AS 1THAYER, 4ss wiIiard
DRESSMAkING, designing. remodeing
alterations reasonable. MISS BERT, 1880
ITying st NV. Apt. a. AID. 223s.
GOVT. TYPIST desires evening work: has
own typewriter. MISS EWING, CO. 6907
NURSE. PRACTICAL. COLoRED, desires
fuli-tlme employment: available immedi-
ately; highest local. references. AID. s197.
SECRETARY. capable. reliable several
years successful and valuable Capitol
Hill background, excellent references, can
assume responsibilities; salary open, s.
day week preferred; available Immediately
Box 345-G, Star. 6.
SECRETARY or stenographer, experienced.
part or full time. legal or other work.
81 500 VI Boy 1866, Star. 5'
TfFIST-CLERk, permanent resident
GE. 1864
SECTY.- -sTENOG. G.-TYPIST. competent. ex-
perienced: occasional evening work desired:
81 % hour. MRS. LEE. Ma O703
UNIVERSITY GRADUATE available; cler-
ieal work to do at her home. DU e4l7
WOMAN, reliable, wants Job as janitor
With apartment and small salary. WO
YOUNG WOMAN. BIS. in ed, exp. as girI
activities worker. working for past year
as radio tschnician. desires more attrac-
tiye JOB Reply, MRS. FREDA CUNNING
36lS 10th st ne
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANT with beer and Vine IL
1905 Bladensburg rd., across d. e. line:
must mus sell quickly; owner drafted; one-haif
Of $500. Call WA. 9797 after pm.
BEAUTY PARLOR for sale, Columbia rd
facilities for 4 operators. Boz $500,
RESTAURANT. NEW. In operation 4 mos.
nicely equipped; excellent location; years
lease; rental $92 so, includes large 5-room
apt; VIII guarantees $3.50 weekly receipts;
capable o. crossing ut least $500 under
torce sacrifice @ for immediate sale; $500
telMs. ME.ISUc To-
pront will be sacrificed because owner is
called into service: plenty help will stay:
ideal location on Lee blvd, Fairfax, va;
roof. on 4 lots. s. bedrms.. baths large
center hall, large living rm with fireplace;
must sell. Phone Fairfax, Vs.. IL.
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HELP poMEsrIc Cont. J

WOMAN, white, as nurse for child Ia yrs
old; not over 30; live in: excellent home
Phone CO. 1925
WOMAN, reliable, for laundry and clean
Ing 2 or 3 days week. Couple employed
schoolboys. Modern home. Good wages
Can Sundays all day. weekdays after $50,
SIS WEEK EACH. friends or sisters; i
live in or each alternate staying in /:
pights wk. Cooking. g.h.w., care 2 children
Refs. OR. 1880. .3rd A. rm. and bath
$40 WEEK. must have knowledge Of Jew
ish cooking, good housekeeper; in fam.
500 PER MONTH--Woman, colorsd, gen.
sral honsework, plain cooking; live in
SMALL APARTMENT. no children. coupl,
employed Short hours. References re.
ouired. Box 226-G. Star Sc
ATTRACTIVE POSITION for settled color.
ed woman who wishes home with couple
and baby. Live in Quantico Va. witt
FREQUENT TRANSPORTATION to Washington
General zen housework Written referense'
Apt. 81. Wednesday. March Y
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

MEN wishing to learn physical fberanv
call MR. W1NN. RA. 1887. daily, 70 to ,
Ex.servieemen can participate in this new
P. B. X. COURSE. easy. short. profitable
Last course for several months Enroll
MONDAY CAPITAL P. B. x. SCHOOL,
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions. Operators needed Day ella sses
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL,
SrENOGRAPHIC ana secretara, classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses IN shorthand. typinz. bookkeeping
somptometer. all secretarial uoiects Est
q yrs. Accredited. Inquire now Ma
233s. BOYD SCHOOL. 1893 p ST. tOpp
Hapitoi Theaterh
MUSlC-Thorough instruction in vocal ano
instrumental music, advanced harmony
orchestration, counterpoint, speciaIzins
IN the teaching of reed and brass instru.
WELLS sSs Ds ekperlenceo maestro. zoos
Massachusetts ave. NV, Apt. C-1, moor
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GIRL, colored, wants part-time morning
". Wors re, or day,s work. Cali Du. 1900.
GIRL, colored, wishes days work Monday
through Friday: ref. Call Taylor 6S9l
side 1928
GIRL. neat, colored, experienced: good
rel; wants g.h.w. from s to 4 pm. Call
GIRL, colored, experienced kousekeeper,
wants JOB with small family. of adults;
stay IN, S2a week: good cook; no Sun
CAV work Box 253-G Star 81
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LADY wishes ride. from 5th and Peabody
1904 after pm
WANTED-Male passenger to Los Angeles,
leaVng washington about Mar IL; eX-
chsnge references. Phone Ii H3Hh
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
BUSINESS

is the time to arrange
Tor fan position; choice places avail
able ADAMS TEACHERS AGCY. 204
Colorado Bldg. 14th and sts NV.
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SITUATIONS MEN G. WoMeh
SITUATIONS poMEs1Ic

MAN AND WIFE. colored, would like part
time ianltor work with quarters. Best o
refs. LU. 5035 3.
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y to operate Burroughs
Ite, experienced. 4O-hour
king conditions. AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION, NE. 1000,


Saturday; postwar peImanency; AETNA
FINANCE CO. 3412 Rhode Island ave
TYPIsT-CLERK. part time; pleasant work
in congenial. surroundings, 4 or hours
sz sas qays sssk co Of sSf N DeE 9 gge
sa!snes f% opse5tanltss toP ssSsncs @
ment; 4oh9ur our, we week; york occasional
TYPlsTS-CLERKS under is years of age
5-day week: general clerical work in ar
Agp9 se n &c
LuNP, Room zo2. sis i4th st. NV. .i~
TYPIST CLERK, permanent position; long.
sstabhshed mfg firm hours, 9-5, - das
TYPIsT OR sTENoGRAPHER in office o
long established furniture. business: excel
with Opportunity Tor advancement. M MAYER
%siGREss GG as 7sh 77soored st bw 10 work in prvat,
G Gall MISS s. CARTER. JsT between 9 am. ane
RESTAURANT. 400 10th St. NV
iins tips. Apply after 5 pm. BROWN
WlAsifTHREIssas. lsiH Y white item; nishtvork. ht ApDly
MICHAEL'S. 1920 Vermont ave NV
MATTRESSES. Silver Spring, s433 Georgis
aye; aye; good tips, $50 week and meals. SH
MATTRESSES. co,ored for sea-food restau-
rant: must be dependable; excellent work
s1nafSas ss so1s Rflpasd GRIP App' ps5
6 st NV
WAITRESS, good working conditions. ex.
cellent pay. Apply c. g. L. FOOD SHOP
Ill B st. Sc.
WOMAN, white, settled. reliable home
maker good plain cook: for elderly couple
Pleasant surroundings; live in: salary open
Phone MI S037.
WOMAN to clean Railways in new gorden-
type smpaasstment mas tTs lecsted M n B@rentwood, Brent Md
WOMAN, colored. charWoman for general
work IN cafeteria 7:3o am. to $50 pm.
No Sundays. NATIONAL BUREAU OF
vsn WnMaN Ness sstTrrNn.Sr s .t..u ..s,. -,
ployes' cafe, z am. to 2:30 pm. Apply
manager. WARDMAN PARK HOTEL. Conn
ave and Woodley rd.nw
WOMEN. s2 to 45 years, learn to manage
dry cleaning and laundry branch stores;
experience not necessary. Work in. your
own neighborhood. Stores located in the
District, Arlington or Bethesda Pleasant
working conditions and attractive salary
Call Mrs. Lewis. FIR. 1913. Monday morn
ing for appointment and interview. KENT
STORES. INC.
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RADIO RECEIVING CLERK. experienced
only: excellent position with postwar future
With prominent radio distributor. Box
A43-E, Star.
Evening star., 1945-09-06

WM. S:30-6routho Max is first guest Is \
Dinah Shore holds Open House again.
WT0P. 9:00-A new musical program with h
Andre KosteIaneils Orchestra and Guest Soioist Il
Lily pons.
WRC, 9:00-TAe Andrews 5isteH visit I
VOL. 1890" History Of Mug
WRC. f0:00-eisN lsndi in The Case Of Ii
Evening star., 1945-09-06

Moving Pscures such Grapes of WRATH Wilson he
plead side of controversy Should Holly
wood be free to throw its colossal influence political
viewpoint Wishes should it stick to sheer
freedom of the vital to
of the press? Get both sides of this question tonight Listen
when Constance Bennett and Robert former head Of
Owls Motion Picture Dv clash Ben Hecht and
Donald Crisp the growing issue, houId Hollywood Make
Pictures Designed to Influence Public Opnon?" For smula
hon information, tune in tonight to Amas Tsws Meeting.
spossovea b The Readers Digest $50, WMAL.
Evening star., 1945-09-06

on NHE AR TONIGHT.
Wop, s:00-Aones hoorehesd STARS Tor
the fourth time in Sorry. Wrong Number
WhAl, 8:30-"ShouId Hollywood Make
Pitturss Designed 10 InfIusate Public 0pinionf
di,eunsd by Constance Bennett, Donald Crisp.
Ben Hethi and Robert RiSkia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-01

during the first part of the book. Mrs. Mydans devotes several chap ters to the rather humdrum but vital problems which $500 men, women and children jammed into Q prison like the Santo Tomas Uni- versity compound must face: Organ ization and sanitation. She knows all about 1t. having survived eight months of the Japs in Manila, and another period in Shanghai before being repatriated on the Gripsholm.
 The picture the author gives has the ring of truthful, factual report- ing. It is a story of ugliness and heroism, shows what has happened to people, not once but many times In the course of this war, when non- combatants are thrown together in- side prison stockade. But the life in Mrs. Mydans' book is not one of unalloyed drudgery, boredom, and misery. Well-handled suspense k introduced when the Japs get wind that American soldiers, posing as civilians, are in the camp.
 Their fate is inevitable, and the spirit of the camp is expressed ir the words of Katharine at the end of the book. When asked If she doesn't want to cry, she says: T guess I'll have to wait. I am wait ing for the time when we are free to cry"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-01
By Robert Duncan

After two years of reporting the war, Thomas Healy returned to London and was badly injured in an air raid which killed his wife. After a long disqualification he re- turned to his job.
 MISSED SINGAPORE
 Singapore was Healy's destination but Singapore had fallen with catastrophe Swiftness, so he went to Burma. Securing himself a jeep, he rolled recklessly into some of the bitterest action of the ill-Starred Burma campaign, and one of his reports won the commendation of The Man With the Cigar" Win Ston Churchill. The unpleasant pic- ture of the lackadaisical British colonial, more concerned about the supply of Scotch than the onrllsh- ing Jap, Is confirmed, and with anger.
 Healy saw one retreat through. then another--this time before Rommel, in Africa. But this time he saw defeat do an about face into victory, and included in his report on the resurgence of Mont- gomery's men is one Of the finest descriptions of a tank battle yet to appear in print.
 Pioneering the HelicOpter," by C. L. "LeS" Morris McGraw- Hill: $2.7S), is certain to draw a good audience; the helicopter occupies prominent place in postwar think ing and planning, and this we'll written narrative will answer many questions as to the potentialities of the flying machine which many have viSuali1ed in their back yards.
 The book is principally the story of the developments of the Sikorsky helicopter. first of its type to be flown successfully in the Western Hemis- phere. The failure and successes of "Igor's nightmare" as the odd look ing contraption was once called, the first suspenseful flights, and final achievement of practicability all provide excellent reading, ard a number of misconceptions are satis- factorily cleared up.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-01
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON NEA Stan Correspondent

Hollywood - Exclusively yours; First attempt to weld motion pic. lures and television will be made when Andrew Stone. the United Artist producer-d director, begins his next production in May. A pickaback camera, loaded with l6-mm. film will ride on the shoulders of the big camera-recording the picture for television. Patrick Michael Cum ming, a television expert, says he can do 1t with the same makeup and lights used on film sets. Long shots and medium shots are im- practical, however, and Cunning will concentrate on closeups of each scene.
 Movie makers finally are climbing aboard the television band wagon, realizing that the airwave pictures of tomorrow are definite threat to the screen. Warner Brothers just wrote a check for $500, 900 for a television site and studio in the hills back of Hollywood.
 
 DUAL ROLES ABOUND
 Fred MacMurray has new angle for the returning soldier story in Pardon My Past" He plays a book le who returns rom the war to dis cover that the government has banned horse racing. Incidental 1y, there's another epidemic of ddual roles. MacMurray will play two characters in the film. Ditto Betty Hutton in Here Comes the Waves" Danny Kaye in The Wonder Man" and Bette Davis ditto in Stolen Life"
 Day after completing work in Hold High the Torch" Lassie the dog star was loaned to local ken- nel--to sire three filters of pups Hollywood is chuckling over Songwriter Hoagy Carmichael's murderous isolationist parody, "Nye and Day" It's dedicated to the ex- Senator and ex-Congressman.
 A Mexican film company is plan ming . Autobiography of the late Lupe Velez Two studios are bidding for the services of George Ross. the Broadway playwright. Awake. ye bobby seekers. Since Sim
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-01
In The Local
 ThelteTS
POLES

Today the Loew-Poli theater of- fers to its patrons one of the most thrilling films that have been pre- sented in town in a long time, Hangover Square" and the title of this film should net influence you that 1t has all to do with drink. such is not the case, here is film that is loaded with more horror, than you have ever seen in pie tIre before, 1t has one of the most unusual themes that also have been brought to town in a film also, in- asmuch as Laird Cregar is cast in the leading role some theater goers are of the opinion that this film has played in town before such is not the case as this film will be showing in Waterbury for one of the first New England showings 1t will have.
 A trio of very popular stars are cast in the leading roles, they are Laird Cregar, Linda Darnell and George Sanders and this film has a distinctive plot, 1t Is laid in the gas- light period, and the principal scenes are that of Londm. with the story taking you out of this world and in to another, you have seen films be- fore that were supposed to be thrill laden, well if you have any sort of a weak heart, If you live on @ dark street and are afraid of shadows late at night do not come down to the Loew-Pon Theater while this film is showing, as you will see strange shadows all the way home. every street will be terrible sadistic per- son bent on the one purpose of dis posing of you, getting you out of this world. that will be your thoughts unless you have company you are
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-01
ln Hollywood

atra left the "Hit Parade" and Tib bett took over, the shows rating has jumped over two points Anoth- CT cell,iloid innovation: Director Gustav Machaty will film three. minute prologue for Jealousy delving into the subcosiscious minds os the central characters to estab- fish their emotional responses to the audience. John Loder and Karen Morley are co-starred in the picture.
 co. I. JOE" SEQUEL
 Producer Lester Cowan is so pleased with the first rough cut of Story of G. I. Joe" that he's already making plans for a sequel. Before Ernie Pyle left for the Pacific, they discussed a post-war story of C.. I. Joe Bud Abbott and Lou Costellos character names in their new movie '"The Naughty Nineties". |. are Broadhurst and Dexter. As struggling burlesque comics, they once were befriended by John c. Broadhurst and William A. Dexter, owners of 8 tab" show.
 Chester Morris wears 50 many disguises in his new Boston Blackie film, that the studio, he say, is planning on a surprise ending. I'm going to appear in the last scene" says Chester, looking like Chester Morris"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-01
THOMAS E. HEALY, who in

THOMAS E. HEALY, who in some fine writing derails his ex- uperiences as a war correspondent for the London Mirror in Tourist Under Fire" (AOIt: $3.0O), is an Australian of Irish descent. His heritage, that of two of the most individualistic and independent peo- pies we have, is self revealed as Healy relates some of the clashes he had with censors and officers on the many war fronts he visited. Not trouble-maker. but strong willed and impatient with red tape and occasional instances of official bullheadedness, correspondent Healy insisted on being in the thick of action and frequently escaped the surveillance of conducting officers in order to be where things were happening.