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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-02-09
NOUeL Dress Room
Gift For Garland

HOLLYWOOD - Something
new in the way of portable
dressing-rooms appeared on the
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer lot this
week - a gift to Judy Garland
who celebrates her tenth ami
versary as a screen personality,
and her twenty-third srceen role
with the start of filming on
'The Harvey Girls"
The dressing room is COM
pletely new in design, resemb-
ling a small library on wheels.
The room, done in dark wood
and red leather, has easy chairs
and bookshelves. Lamps stand
on attractive tables. The dress
ing-room portion is separated
from this sitting-room by sliding
panelled doors.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-02-09

For the millions who have
read Cronin's heart-warming
and provocative story, the
motion picture cannot help but
raise its dramatic excitement
and overwhelmingly powerful
impact to the point of an ex-
hilarantingly fresh and enrich
ing experience. To those to
whom this wonderful drama of
Francis Chisholm, a simple man
whose courage moved hearts to
undreamed of height is fa-
miliar, this picture must come as
a double delight.
Script writer's, Nunnally John
son and Joseph L. Mankiewicz
(the latter also produced the
picture), have wisely put it in
to biographical form, and in do
ing so have filled every line,
etched every character and
paced every scene with a beau
tlful intensity and dramatic skill
of high adventure and deep emo
ton.
THE Keys of The Kingdom"
is the story of Francis CHS
holm, a very good and brave
mana very great man-who
travelled many roads through
many lands in a never-ending
search for an ever wondrous
secret of happiness. It is the
story of his dreams and of many
Women's longings. 1t is the story
OF Nora, the girl he loved, of his
desire to protect her frailty. as
lopposed to his strong desire to
devote his life to the church. It
is the story of Maria Veronica.
Austrian-born aristocrat, too
proud and intolerant to recog-
nize the greatness of a simple
man. The incidents leading up
to their understanding make
some of the most powerfully
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-02-09

Their love from the start but she remained
the greatest nspiraona force in the life of this whose
faith mountains whose others
Gregory Peck and Jane Ball romancay teamed in
CrOnns "The of Kingdom, goth CenturyFOxs
magnificent mzaton the most excitngy discussed
time which opened this week Paramount
who travelled
through lands in neverending search for the
secret of happiness Thomas Mitchell Vincent
Stradner, Roddy McDowal, Edmund Gwenn Sir
Cedric Hardwicke and Peggy Ann Garner.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-02-09
Betty Hutton Fans
See Double

HOLLYWOOD. - Film
fans have caused Betty
Hutton to mail out the odd
est fan photo in screen his
tory.
b eca ause theater- -goers
have read that the Blonde
Blitz is playing twins, one
re d. h e a d e d, the other
blonde, in Mark Sandrich's
Paramount musical, Here
Come The WAVES" they
have demanded pictures Of
the star in both coiffures.
In order to keep every
one happy, Betty has had a
special photograph made
which shows her both as
herself (blonde), and wear
ing a red wig. She has
already mailed out more
than 10000 of these COM
p0Site pictures.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-02-09
SHY SINGER SOUGHT

A brand new singing leading
man will be given a chance for
stardom in the new Abbott &
Costello comedy, "Close Shave" F"
Because of plot requirements,
the juvenile lead in the picture
must be a new face, unknown
to picture goers. He must be a
goo dsinger, with a shy and ap-
pealing personality. Search for
the fortunate young man is now
being conducted.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-02-09
Dottie LamOur
Takes No Chances

HOLLYWOOD. = 1t doesn't
make sense, but this is the way
it is. Dorothy Lamour has
played motion picture scenes
with every variety of wild ami
NAL in the book from alligators
to zebras. Now she has just
completed a movie that demand
ed the thespic services of a
couple of domestic species and
for the first time she baked.
Dorothy's latest film, "a
Medal for Benny" is laid in a
California coastal town. She is
cast as paisano girl, who sup
plements a scanty income by
keeping chickens and goats. So
Paramount's animal scouts pro-
cured several crates of live
chickens and two goats, as play
mates for Lamour. She made no
objection to the chickens. One
of the goats was a young nanny
and the star was about to accept
her when she caught sight of the
other goat, a bearded patriarch
with leer in his eye.
"No!" said Dorothy. "Defi-
nitely not"
And when she was told he
really was an amiable old gen.
tleman, she said some more:
II don't believe it. Look at
that expression. He'll butt and
I'm not taking any chances.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-02-09
sELENA GATHERS TALENT

Selena Royle, a contract
player, could also make good as
a booking agent. AS vice-chair-
man of the camp and hospital
division of the Los Angeles Red
Cross, Selena has arranged some
80 shows for servicemen at Bir-
mingham and Torrance Hospitals
and at Fort Macarthur since re-
turning from location at Camp
Chelan with the "Hold High the
Torch" company.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-02-09

seasons. Sol Lesser, who made
"Stage Door Canteen" the most
talked-about-picture of 1943,
produced the film, with Edward
Ludwig directing.
Blonde, blue-eyed Marjorie
Reynolds plays to perfection a
leading romantic role as the
daughter who comes home to
Grandpa with her twin baby
daughters for the duration, and
thus causes a whirlwind of
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-02-09
IRENE GOWN A HIT

Three year old evening gowns
proved the sensation of Marlene
Dietrich's European camp tours.
The facts were contained in a
combination Christmas card to
Irene from Miss Dietrich
somewhere in Germany.
The star explained to Irene
that her entire wardrobe con-
sisted of Irene gowns, designed
and made three years ago.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-02-09

tumultuous action to take place.
Handsome Fred Brady, bor-
rowed from Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer, plays the role of Daddy,
opposite Miss Reynolds.
The inimitable Charlie Ruggles
plays Grandpa, Fay Banter is
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-02-09

dramatic moments of the film.
And there are many such mo-
ments in the picture which
travels from England, where
Francis spends his childhood, to
Scotland and on to China, where
Chisholm's mission becomes a
battlefield.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
DEAR DOLLnNK:

II came up on de roof Sunday witt visit you
Uncle Pincus' goil friend BattyLoo. from Mount
Woinon Witt a stunting new hairdo from
swept up nature, witt a rose tint pancake makeup
In de face yet. wot II gave Mister Pipkin ex.
eiarnation, "a new goii friend. Pincus7" So II
gives him a respounce. Nope. just de Old one
painted overt" Fife stitches.
ylso Is pushing a whole afternoon Ingrid
Shapiro dc baby a whisk broom In de face 50,
Il informs me de Meesus Shapiro dot It's coming
h to dem witt a visit for few weeks de grand
FODDER. So Is breaking In Ingrid witt de whisk
broom de baby to getting used to him. II was dis
sappolnted likewise de whole roof. dot 1t was ur'
able to entertaining dem like usual Colby Click
on de saxaphone Trouble she's got now to pay
ing on him de last installment so instead to
paying installments on de saxaphone. shes pay
Ing installnents on de installment.
You remember OF cuss. dollink. de Shapiros
Rrandfodder. He's de one when we lived on In
terwale Avenue, wot he was lost for whole week
end In de Statue from Liberty In de elbow.
I met yesterday while was shopping to get
for you, doIlinl. de nashlght bulbs Witt box
lady,fngers. so met de Meesus Noftolis. Two
hours she's standing on line. In front from de
drug store to getting a package cigarettes, wot
she says TO me. Il hope deyn be out already
from all de cigarettes when it'n coming gradu'
ally mine toln." So esk her. say. wot kind
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

system figuring is disst She gives me answer.
I'm trying should give up smoking." ulso 10
recooperating de Doctor Eoftolis from severe
case from fallen archeries. wot he walked yes.
terday all over town trying to get for de victory
garden saueri1raut seeds. Moo Moo! BY his age
yet, Sauerkraut seeds In June! It's VERY
brealsable, doliink de lady fingers. So packed
in wax paper each one dey shouldn't getting
crumpled in uansom.
You should see dollink. It's In such state
from high dungeon you Uncle Pincus witt de
bicycle wot he'll getting yet population from de
heart wrote you witt two weeks ago. dot he
chopped up In q rage In de middle from de night
in de cellar his bicycle Only doc to de darkness, It
didn't was his bicycle. Instead he chopped by
Junior CrubnIk dc streamlned coaster brake
model, up In pieces. Moo. noo Fife days Il gave
him Mister crubnik to repienish for Junior new
bicycle prioriues odder no priorities. So 90 get
nowadays by de wartime ration board. all In one
piece a bicycie Parish de tutt!
To Philadelphia he had to send for de frame
From Kokomo II had to be shipped de handlebars
:. und only In San Diego could be ELECTED de seat
witt all de rest from de ingredients. So Toisday
whole day he's assembling witt wrenches witt
tools all de difference bars witt chains witt petals.
So II came out In de end instead from bicycle.
q old fashioned spinning wheel
Extensions he asks from Mister Crubnik for
more time, wot It gives him Crubnik extension
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

out from de top floor window by bote ankles. witt
folder ultinatoes. dot any minute he'll gonna let.
ting de whole ting drop. Lay.
De fur. .fiusher Meesus NoftolIs Is Dragging to
de whole neighborhood wot she's got now de latest
mechanical invention wot IL consists from q robot
whistle So when II gives de robot whistle. so
diss Is breaking a electric bean. wot 1t starts by
itself de vacuum. odder de radio. odder In de par
lor It could begin to play even de grand piano. So
wait YET
Antiques it collects her charming Gloria. A tea
kettle, a Early American copper one, she finds
by q farm In Connecticut Tea she puts up In IL
on de stove so Il gives a boil de water, wot comes
out from de kettle a whistle, In de same tune
like de robot So dunt esk! All In de same time
In front from a house full from company yet. IL
gives q start up de vacuum. On II goes de radio.
De washing machine begins to washing. from dc
piano comes concerts und from all over de neigh
borhood, It comes running In stray dogs. In ne
spounce to de whistng. You should see excite
ment.
Is settled gradually between you Uncle Pincua
witt Mister Crubnik de whole trouble to getting
for Junior Crubnik de new bicycle wot Pincus
took diss afternoon Mister Grubnik to de used
car lot, und he bought dere for Junior motor
boat.
Take kerr youself. dollink.
Evening star., 1945-11-07
HELP MEN sad woMEk

CASHIERS for full-time work: all items in
store are plainly marked requiring no
pbs ssrb teach how
practice viii then make You skilled: rood
pay pay, Apply Nc -infMormstion for desk. GIANT
ss foa .ther sssvns rs
toners with cheese and luncheon items or
steaks. chops and roasts; customer selects
mark; full time. pleasant work; no m selling
2 computing scale We win teach you how
s's iasa soD aSa s45
couPTE. eSru IG Viii White. under As. man for NIGHTS
S SlS5 mo-, plus small small commission. HOTEL
IisHi pIsawasHER. wasssiHMAR Sso soe per hour ALASKA
FaR FaAMAGx ksgs Alassa AVE-. IA sdsa
and LADes stsssra AVE- AsD and
FoSD MSSf'sz AS6 IS fFSbsrAn F CLERKS. age 1e
win train you; good pay while learning:
.g1|s,m.aI Agpls 4 Any o,jIs SEoPI pRGo STORE Or
MAN OR WOMAN, colored. experienced,
for pressing;; references; steady lob. Can
Man n 81 \ ySaS SSsRis to s. wash dishes in .o.r,
FfXHS THTksST ST.1%SEsk liSs kaeds re Island Az
s2LfEsMENS. men Ssni or women; would you ,ise
to earn extra money for Christmas? we
can use several fun Of part TING salesmen.
Mems wear experiences desirable but mot
CLOTHES SHOP, 1928 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
SALESPEOPLE. Christmas departments,
full or part time, temporary or permanent
positions; experience not necessary. Ap-
ply personnel ONCE, 2nd door, THE HEIGHT
cRPIToII / EMsrsLloYMENg N sERvIcE-Tnou-
sands OF positions available, professional,
technical, sales, once personnel. mechani-
cal, domestic, etc: highest salAries:. tndi-
We can help you to help yourself. CAPT.
Toll EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. 403 18th
at NV Ma 1889 -
Evening star., 1945-11-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GAS WATER HEATERS. 90. 80, 40 gal.
sTHMsni,RT eay%sns smediase s sead Installation D.
MIMEosaAfHIsG hShssSa1; il sOzt sypins addressing.
Mary NAB SHERMNAN; "a DI S7e4; 9
a suitable home win pay all cash and act
Dental neighborhood. No agents, please.
FfRei asGaf III sleE s,ar share
FIVE f9dsrs B1Lbhs 9 5hs gg1dHHEroa a 6
r st. NV. wednesday. November Z. 1916.
at $3.50 O'Clock pm. EDWARD L. Nc
{ aIi Will NOTE NOT BIZ RESPONSIBLE for any
se Ss W aoss mosE6a so1 " peasy ms
ave-. Friendship Station. Washington 6.
i WrLL NOT DE RESPONSIBLE for any
%sss eoRssstsf Nscsy g y shy Sns es6fE ehsN esn
oH 81 oI
sss' y saS fi 0tssf 5okE ssan
VIZ VIZ skE Il F. Ti TooRiSd Msia 2 PoE & HOUSE in
sidered. Have necessary cash. No agents.
/ nty WIZ IIA not NOT BE saf RESPONSIBLE for
debts contracted By any one but myself.
EUGENE F. NEAL. 707 6Oth pl. ne.
Tesnins'Sa ! WfII Nor p BE 6 RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. JOHN w. n. MYERS. CLOG 44th
pI., Riverdale. Md
EOTiCE is HEREBY given of special
meeting of the stockholders Of the Kip
1inser Editors, Inc, at the ONCE Of the
corporation, 1877 National Press Building,
Washington, D. c., on December 10. 1945.
ut 2 o'clock pm, for the purpose OF
transacting such business as may properly
come before the meeting. W. u. KIP
NOTICE IS HEREBY given of . special
meeting of the stockholders Of the Kip
hnger washington Agency, Inc, at the
once Of the corporation, 1Iss National
Press Building, Washinston. d. c.. on De-
ceniber 10, 1913, at 1890 M, for the
purpose Of trsnsacting such business q
may properly come before the meeting.
". II. KfPLMdEA President.
Evening star., 1945-11-07
Deaths Reported

Jane M. Reitz, So, 1859 Upton st. NV.
Aledias A. Bessler. 81, 1871 Lanier pl. NV.
William s. Hodges, IS. 1907 Irving st. NV.
Lynn Glover, "A, 1885 I st: NV.
Thomas v. Thompson, ~, $50 14th st. ne.
Louise c. Albrecht, 70, 5045 North Capitol
st.
Walter p. wiltshire. es. Arlington. Va.
James A. Creighton, IS, 1890 Kearney
Joseph Newman, 50, ss7 Florida ave. ne.
Veronica e. Batulis, SO, 40S Kennedy
Emma NJ. Payne, SO. 40o7 Connecticut
ave. NV.
Morris Kaplan, 55, 1543 Urshur st. NV.
Lloyd B. Fields. 4s. 602 r st. ne.
John K. Brown, As, Bristow, Va
Ruth s. Johnson, A, 1898 D st. ne.
John H. Bott, 40, West Point, N. Y
Waldo Emerson, 3S, 5435 Conn. ave. NV
Gladys w. Cavanaugh, 81. 2s10 Thirty
oarno Rasche. 81. North Arlington. Va.
Louise Collins, 80, 2209 Douglas ST. ne.
Marshall T. Mertens, 80. 3312 Porter
Mary A. Gaskins. 90, 314 I st. s.w.
Minnie Fisher, 30, lila Twenty-third
Anna Z. Tate, "a, 143o corcoran st. NV.
William Gardner, 20, 1901 Potomac ave.
NV.
Millie Smith. 40, e2s orleans pl. NV.
Patricia Newman. 4. 1923 Florida ave NV
Infant Dejaun o. Harley, Pamfret, Md.
Evening star., 1945-11-07
B-14 THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C.
l.


Mary wimbush, 1s, 725 Hobart pl. NV.
James Kaylor. 80, 1910 25th st. NV. and
Deborah Daniel, 32, 3s15 Jocelyn st.
NV.
Dominic Florio, 90, and Lorrayne Hecht,
%. both of Boiling Field
Donald Silva "a. st. Eiizabeth's Hospital.
and Roberta Watson. %. -Roselle, N. J,
Richard Topper, 80. 363S Jenifer st. NV,
and Marsaret Yuhas. 20. 20O6 Column
Everett Schroeder. 81. 1a5 8. Buchanan
q, s;o5 5AM5iiagton, M and Janice Poland. 2b,
Adrian Albert, 81, @4a1o 43rd st. NV. and
Riiia pobson. 22. WAVE Quarters p:
both OF ! 129 Euclid st. NV.
Robert Fractions, 25. 2455 Evans I'd. Sc,
ana Blanche Queen, %, 231s Shannon
John Bailey. 90, Navy Yard. and Grace
Louis Wess, q, and Martha Leecy. 27,
both o. 1900 Fern st. NV.
= SO, both Of 1907. ssth pl. sc.
HERBERT Hanson. .35. Mt. Vernon Lodge.
Alexandria, and hazel Sands, "a, 316
La Verne ave-, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1945-11-07

splendid pay-plan;
5f2-day week; paid
good working condi-
Ford dealer. See Joe
MOTOR CO., 3040 M
Evening star., 1945-11-07

Under D. C. latDs, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, -pdit three full days and
receiUe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Blanche Lindsey. so. 17sS corcoran
st. NV.
both OF the Ebbftt Hotel.
Wilfred Cope, 80, 5000 list ST. s.w. and
Mildred Lucas, SO. Albany. N. Y.
% ana Ldna Gn".a"; Ayeock. %. a1s Farrasut +, sHt
ST. NV.
sabara VWsieadon, ssAfam; q. Grafton v. Wv Va. ana
Elaine Smith, 80. saas Knox tsTrs terrace sna se
Capt. Robert Butler. %. Chanute Field
M asrters ans Laussss Wesf posamse naas "a Park WAVE
1afE a.sssss ssssDls 1sas i4sS and
% Rzzie Msdsf N e$5 $50 union ss SIT st. s% sad
eq!aS sS2,iss iAntpnisll gssllsv ss 1l2 mn and
Ernest Neubanm, IS, iS1o iSS1fo P B st. St. n.s.. me-
:, and Joane White. 10, 302 10th st. ne.
and Pearl 1s s4os Foote
CHARLES Cooper. 81, 10 Ke, blvd, Airing
toAt oa0 LSoiSh ouAtowSb 1oAI III eA
JAIME. Thompson, ir.. 90, 1s47 9th st. NV.
and Bethenia Walker. 21. 1115 P
Dasd sss Ssso ass. e. moral Morris Rsssys5 gsSs sis
Roosevelt King, 81 winchester. Va, and
y.at Luls se1oar msnnnsM g. ii Loo sI Ish St St ns and
LorTsins Ace. ls. }s4l .kitchie pi. n.s; Is:
%b Jacobsen. Is. a4ss oaswood terrace @ nv wv:
snTf Helen Mares csesapeake esa1s MISTY City Md Ma
Frank Donaldson, 20. 1852 Montello ave;
ne. an Mary Blake. 10. 5341 Bell
clyde Bunting. As. Boise Idaho, and Mar
garet Rothrock, 20, Arlington Farms.
Thomas Wilkerson. 26,. Meridian. Miss,
and Vera Hill. "a, Arlington Farms.
johnnie Shepherd, 21, and Matte Martin,
19, both of 1928 10th st. NV.
Nelson Orr. "a, Roam Mountain Tenn, and
Norma Kiger. %. Arlington Farms.
Stanley Wysocki, ~, Capital Park Hotel,
and Ruth Collins. rs, 1851 Fuller st.
HsWSins, 'Sn; 80. both of SHushesviiIe. Nd.
James Bruce, q, Naval Receiving Station,
and Angela Kurpiel, 20, 1407 e st. Sc.
Morrell Wissinger, jr., 21, 1900. 14th st.
NV. and Geneyieye Freckelton, 21.
WAVE Quarters /, West Potomac Park.
Howard Foster. 21, 4702 Minnesota ave.
ne, and Adeline Tatum, 20. 222 W st.
Arthur Bethea. 10, $50 4th st. Sc, and
Evening star., 1945-11-07

Oeutanued "a Next Paes.l
Evening star., 1945-11-07
HELP WOMEN.

ADVERTISING AGENCY NEEDS experienced
secretary -stencgrapher. some statistical
permanent position. Advancement: GOOD
starting salary; 5A-day week. Call DI,
ALTERATION DEPARTMENT-wanted ii
once. Thoroughly experienced hands to
work on nne coats, suits and sowns: per;
hours: win consider rsrt-tlime Worfers.
See Mrs. Jehnson, 4th hoor. HRLK-
nACHEnsS. 1910 4 4t. NV.
suits and costs. 0ARFINcKH's. r st. at
ALTERATION sEAMSTREss. full time,
Apts, 5000 10Th & nv. pE. 900.
1Ssn 1isb sd d srn 81 e.cISss. IHRs
IoWSffZ 81 iStE Ssk j md :.
Evening star., 1945-11-07

OPTICAL DIsPENSERs-Excelle salary
and opportunity with one of Washing
tons oldest and largest optical establish
ments. K1NSMAN OPTICAL CO., 1890 F
OUTDOoR CLERICAL WORK. full or part
time, experience not necessary, training
paid for; 1s to 45 years Of age; no rigid
trafdc, work full time days. per week
about S146 per month to start, including
bonus; we need full-time workers: how
report for work weekdays between D am
and 7:30 q: m. and then work several hours
or those able to report for work between
3 pm. and E.m. and work at least 3
hours ut time. Apply In person weekday
cxPiTAI TRANsiT CO. ssth and Pros.
o2sTaR 81 sHUoRhR. sSRa 'lsedeas eoIeaea; good pay
wen VIE nssls ssfaa SEA Sea okf ARPs mi
PACKERs, checkers. stockkeepers, imme-
elsss oDsninsi cs su1 ss bSg s~s a aRP,
ROP, 9th noor.. $3.50 to. 9 daily.
PACKERS for china and glassware, expert
sncs s preferred, but not necessary. &c.
s. KANN SONS CO.
PACKERS, helpers. furniture movers and
issssE c ii4S Il 0od s5n
fAINTEks. aiSiaassD paper az hangers and wall clean
81 Tass ls alsss sHs "'ses eo Ms
18th st. NV.
PAINTERS, lst-class: steady work. Appl,
100 Goth st. NV.
PAINTER-Long Job. close in. EAST
HILLS. INC. Benning I'd. and B st. Sc.
See Mr.. Chesbro, FIR. 1871.
PAINTER, experienced In brickstain work
good proposition. ASSOCIATED CON-
TRACTQRS. INC, 1401 Fla. ave. ne.
PAINTERS, nye. 1st-class men: top wages
Report for work 7:30 am. SMTTHER &
NATION. 1908 L st. NV.
PANTRY NAN, must be experienced. from
to Il pm. Apply ll20 Conn. ave. NV
PANTRYMAN AND DIEHWASHEK, c0lored
in private boarding school; GOOD wages
board and room. Call MISS CARTER, WO
fAPSHR fS ~ lMsNoks%i n IN ana snc I painrsra M Apoi,
yAEEE e1l lSth p nv;
day, Apply et once, 1131 9th st. NV.
HAHf-fI1lE poUNTs1fAN vented. 9 e
nsn4sx k4EhAj jAfD1g 11g.nln n Gb,Iss 1ssr,t: g. GIBSON
Evening star., 1945-11-07
ADVERTISEMENT.
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MY NECK
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Stiff ~ q board-and how it can hurt
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good old Omega Oil. II rubs right into
the skin and goes to work fast to soothe
muscular pain. What a reliefi What a
blessing. Extra strong, but won't burn.
Get it today. Only 3st at all drug stores.
Evening star., 1945-11-07
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c. latos, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, spait three full days and
receiUe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-12
Statement In Italy Ends

With United States Russian British and
Canadian armies forging ahead in Germany
at rapid pace, despite supply problems, it
is heartening to learn that the battle in Italy.
long stalemated, is assuming major proper
ions with the purpose Of preventing the re-
treat of Germans in the Pc valley into south
ern Germany where, we may suppose they
would continue the war on a guerrilla basis.
It is in southern Germany that General Eisen-
hover expects remnants OF the German
forces to turn guerrillas and delay complete
surrender Of the Reich as long as they can
fire a gun. Here, too, it is rurnored that
Hitler has invited troops still fanaticaly faith
full to him to join him in what could only
be suicide campaign.
With two German Armies, the tenth and
fourteenth, in northern Italy bent on escap.
ing, held where they are or captured, this
ambitious plan Of the enemy for continued
resistance would be largely negatived.
The British Eighth Army is well across the
hordes to the north, situation which invites
the belief that the American Fifth Army will
soon join the assault. General Clark, COM
mander Of Allied forces in Italy, is not one
to neglect chance to achieve an objective
in his sphere of operations We may expect
to read some morning soon that all northern
Italy is ablaze in battle with defeat of the
German armies there facing speedy annihila-
ton or surrender.