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DRAMA,

DRAMA.
worry at the Gross Roads Theater. Bailey
dlUss fhfosgh hS9afs 5aiy 1s Sa' $40 o'clock night
the, 0lney Theater, Olney, Nd, weekda
sunday matinee at 3:45 pm. throusl
DISCUSSION.
The Quest for Spiritual Certainty:
Jewish Community Center ssixteenth an,
EXHIBITS.
Members Show, Arts Club of Washing
ton. 20l7 1 street NV. IL am to
pm. weekdays and to 5 pm. Sunday
't Water oSf' coiors OF Mexico, Cuba and Cen
the he Pan american Union. 8 am. to :5t
am. to noon Saturdays sn through f's July. sn0
-, Paintings by Henrietta Hopes. at tn
sye5ue WeSts SW SaerS sa e Art
through Fridays through July.
Tennessee sesquieentennia @ e senS 'nfesE exhbton @
through August Army Map Service over.
seas battle maps, through July; fourth an
exhibition Of prints. through August /
American feminine fashions from
100 to 1900; at the Library of Congress
9 am, to 10 pm. weekdays: am. to
Sundays.
so photographs by K. ": GuIllers; in tn,
OF by bsf fbEGush July
July q; Nineteenth Century French etch
ings from the permanent collection, il
the Division of Graphic Arts. through
August a. Smithsonian Institution, s. am
to 4:30 pm. daily.
PIbc BY 5aaIS anse EHstS ea
sthfeets shr NV. am, to pm. weekday
Gen. Eisenhower's battle map. shown,
rendered, and Gen. Pershing's battle maj
OF 1915; declaration OF war against Ger
many, captured German and World War 1
$40 am. to D: pm. weekdays and 1:3,
to 5 pm. Sundays through July.
..psrde selection IL OF prints from Audubon
as depicted in Rembrandt etchings at ii, tn
National Gallery of Art, 10 am. TO pm
tbTanaS Tbeehdays IAN and 2 to 10 pm. Sunday
Displays Of fresh-water fish from Fed
eI ePsI hatcherles and local waters, Depart
ment OF Commerce auditorium, 9 am. u
The Netherlands in the Changing
Worio. economic reconstruction exhibit
Department of Commerce lobby, through
on paintings of contemporary American
artlsIs' Water coIors and tempera by Rob
the ssaseals Art saeTy af Eort
pm. daily through July.
LUNCHEONs.
Cosmopolitan Club of Washington, Carl
on Hotel, 1880 pm, tomorrow. Member
G, Cornell Alumni Cub Of Washington, Lee
Sheraton Hotel, 1880 pm. tomorrow
Members and guests.
Pennsylvania State College Alumni
Irans-Lux Restaurant, 1890 pm. tomor
row. Members and guests.
Junior Board of Trade. Hotel Annapolis
IL: 80 pm. tomorrow. Members and guests
MUSIC.
Marine Band concert, east front of ths
Capitol. o'clock tonight.
soldiers Home Band concert. bandstand
$50 m. tomorrow
Wade n Stephens organ recital, Church
d the Latter-Day Saints, 8 O'Clock tonight
FOR SERvICEMEN.
Crafts. dancing, games, music, Penthouse
oSS seventeenth and K streets NV, S:3t
SQUARE dancing. Uso Club, 1911 +
street NV. $50 O'Clock tonight
Dance: special feature, minuet and lit.
terbug. .NCcS-UsO. 1914 N street NV.
Weiner roast or corn roast, leave lounge
USO Club S0l Pennsylvania avenue, NV,
80 o'clock tonight.
DANCE, $50 o'clock tonight, YMcA-Uso
1875 g street NV
FOR OFFICERS.
United Nations. 1914 Twenty-first stree
NV, $50 o'clock tonight.
400 New Hampshire avenue Ss NV, s4t so
o'clock tonight.
Service personnel may obtain more in.
formation by calling the United Nations
Center, National 5000.
Evening star., 1946-07-03
HELP MEN G. WOAEk

BETTER DRESS BUYER-Large st. spe-
clalty, store has an opening for a person
experienced IN the buying of better dresses.
Apply only II you have sufficient back
ground to Justify a high salary. All re-
plies Will be considered strictly confden-
BookkEEPER, full Or part time, to take
BURNE DRESS SHOP, 1927 Conn ave.
n ". Phone AID. 1882 4
CASHIER, experienced Apply Mr. Smoots.
DoDGE's MARKET, 5000 14th ST, NV.
COUPLE, colored, to live in near Annap-
outside labor; $3.50 month. OIL 5lOO.
COUPLE, white. to do odd Jobs around
Call TE. 1854 after 40 pm.
MAN AND WIFE, colored, to look after
small farm in Va. R; COLEMAN, 1910
SIGN FAINTER 't and T. sEied Xii % heiPer m Who
can spray paint autos and letter windows,
signs and trucks; permanent lob for sober,
honest man or woman DICK JAMES,
NE. $500, 45a N. Y ave NV.
SIENOGRAPRER and general office work.
er, man or woman: 5-day week; good SAL
ary. See MI, Ensign, warehouse manager.
" srTrS Tr I Srid0 rSidhoANE .I,z GO, ~ Que St $
Gilison's Corner under new mgr, Help
wanted for kitchen, mattresses and bar
tenders. Excellent wages, Cali Falls
WANTED, teachers for all grades: tern. O
months; teacherage accommodations liy-
ing costs low. schools for most part con-
veniently located on hard-srrfaced roads
Superintenoent OF Wayne County Schools.
Evening star., 1946-07-03
Births Reported

Frank and Edith Arrotta, boys (2)
EDWARD and Martha Beatley, boy
William and Alice Boyer, boy.
Michael and Ethel Blashinsky, boy
James and Nell Buntin, girl.
Richard and jamie Carty, girl.
Douglas and Irma Chafhn, girl.
James and Zula Chandler, girl,
Alex and Ksenia Chizhov. boy.
Forton and Margaret Christopher boy.
Toward and Vera Clark. girl.
Richard and Grace Crosariol. girl
Frank and Elizabeth Hays, boy.
Nicholas and Evelyn Howard, girl.
John and Hazel Hubbard, boy
Hayes and Esther Jackson. boy.
BENJAMIN and Dorothy Kishter boy.
Bennie and Evelyn Leach. boy
Arthur and Eunice LiZear boy
John and Genevieve Logan, girl.
Frank and Ruth Loney, boy
Louis and Lyllyan Maisti, girl.
Charles. and Helen Martina, boy.
Alexander and Sarah Messier, girl
Alfred and Catherine Notarianni. boy.
William and Christine O'Brien, boy
Alvin and Marjorie Oliver, boy.
Vernon and Nellie Parker. girl.
John and Alice Peretti, girls t2l.
John and Yvonne Porterheld boy
Zeke and Nettie Rackleff. boy.
Marion and Ruth Richmond. boy.
Joseph and Laura Rods, girl
Rowland and Margaret Schultz, boy
Joseph and Marjorie Spelta boy.
Aubrey and Ruth Thacker, boy,
John and Mary Underhill. boy.
Martin and Marjorie Wahler, girl
willis Ills and md Doris c1A Westfall' 1tfal girl
Carl and Lois wilhelm. boy.
Paul and Ann Williams, boy
Leon and Estelle Dorsey, girl.
James and Barbara Williams. girl
Joseph and Alberta Scott, girl.
Evening star., 1946-07-03
For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Poee A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES

SCIENTIFIC DRY CLEANING in our mod.
ern plant Garments waterproofed.. moth.
snd deliver Phone ME- eso5 or tfeshS esiI NsM fss
JERSEY CLEANERS & DYERS, 1901 New
GAS WATER HEATER, 20. 80. 40 % sal
automatic; no cash needed. small monthly
pa; payment; immediate installation. D. A
SIANSBURY. Ii 3029
Painters Local Union No. 1858 has declared
anvs an opened en- charter for period of 80
members at the reduced charter i r. fee, e'cae cam
spply at 7o4 9th st. NV, or call NE
i WILL Nor BE- RESPONSIBLE for IA any
debts contracted by any one other than
Will BIZ kfsroNsiBIEES HHiESifts: for aa only the
cHRlsToPHER coGGMBGs BtSs Hall. GIeLs0cfey ches:
terbrook. Falls Church, Va a.
PARTIES, BANoUETs. MEETINGS. etc.
space spa. "a. available; orchestra. food and drinks
ME hEG I ME- EaesI5ed 4sS5 downtown location
| WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
PopELARsk1, Pi J. 1881 BelsradNe N St, ST. Phlla
PHOTOS OF YOUR BABY in your home;
ure these lovely, natural pictures in your
I childs own environment. For appoint
ment' call HO. 4720 day or evenings. IS
OF the stockholders of H L. & j. b Nc.
queen Incorporated, corporation created
ana organlzed under the laws of the State
oI West Virginia. held at apartment 704
1851 Columbia Road. NV, Washington,
p G., on the 1st day of July, 1916, the
following resolutions were adopted Re-
solved, first, That H. L. g. J. B. Mcqueen
incorporated, corporation created and
orsanlzed under the laws of the State of
west Virginia, does hereby discontinue
business as corporation and surrenders
to said State its charter and corporate
rranchises ra The board Of directors will
action and all assets of this corporation
into cash, and pay. off and discharge all
ats debts; liabilities and obligations; and,
after fully discharging all such debts,
liabilities and obligations divide the re-
mainder among the stockholders pro rata
with their several holdings OF stock but
no such payment shall be made TO any
stockholder until after the publication OF
the notice herein provided Resolved
second, That the president of this corpora
tlon cause notice of the adoption of the
foregoing resolution to be published in
some newspaper OF general circulation.
published near the principal ONCE or place
ol business OF this corporation. once a week
Ior Two successive weeks; and that he
certify these resolutions TO the secretary
OF the State of West Virginia. and deliver
70 him certificate showing the publica :
ton or such notice. Given under my hand
this / st day of July. 1946. j B. MCQUEEN
President of said Corporation. (S) At
test: W. l.. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
1 WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
CONTRACTED Tor by any one other than my
self. ROBERT G. OFFUT~T, 44O6 Leland
St. Chevy Chase. Nd. 15l.
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Trustee Numed Vice-Moyo,

MANASSAS, Va, July 3 (Special)
w. Ernest Trusler, Manassas, who
has served on the Town Council for
the past is years, has been named
vice Mayor of Manassas. Mr.. Trus-
Ter, who heads the Finance Commit
tee, will preside in the absence OF
Mayor Harry P. Davis.
Evening star., 1946-07-03
Deaths Reported

John A. Thompson, ST. 1419 T st. Sc
Alfred H. Taylor Dr), 81. 5412 18th
st. NV.
Thomas F. Campbell 80, 729 End st. ne
Daniel j. Ormsbee, II, 1886 St NV.
Kate K LOTUS 73, 1888 8th st. NV.
Jennie F. Reedy, 20, 62S A st. ne.
William j. Brennan, 80. Indian Head. Md
Evening star., 1946-07-03

Howard Hoopes, SO. sos North Carolina
ave. Sc.
William Minnix,. 80. 122 3rd st. Sc.
6ianche MundeI, 5S. 1908 Maple View
Edgar Ed; " y, Collins, 81. 11o5 18th st. NV
Walter E. Ring, AS, Bronx, N. Y.
Mary NJ Ankers, A. 1461 Ridge pl. Sc.
Emma c. Carter, 81, I714 sth st. NV. "
Mamie G. Stokes. 63, 314 M st. NV.
Pearl johnson. 81, 1865 1st st sw
NV.
Theodore Frazier, 80, 70 F st. s.w.
Elizane5n 1alsea Shorter, 29 sos Gordon ave ne.
gladys Wall, Is, 1913 Q St. NV.
Clarence Spriggs, 15, 1865 Half st. sw.
Evening star., 1946-07-03
HELP WOMEN
ALTERATION HAN

ALTERATION HAND, must be thoroughly
exper. IN hitting, sewing and taking COM
speciality shop; excel salary Box 20a-S,
otar; -
ART DIRECTOR with knowledge of Illus
tratlng and layout for all types of high.
erade department store merchandise, cap
able OF supervising corp of artists, give
full Quaiif1catlonS, experience and A few
samples of work, samples will be retiirneS
Address Box 202-S, Star, "a
Continued on Next paeel
Evening star., 1946-07-03
High School Dance Planned

Students who will enter Mont
gomery Blair High School, Silver
Spring, next fall and alumni have
been invited to a dance at the
school, July II, from 9 to IL pm.
Evening star., 1946-07-03
GIF ONLY 1HISY
YOUNG WIFE KNEW
MehMM cartier.
about these intimuts physical foctsl

SbSSi tHSSo stkbt
In this modern age OF frankness-
there's no excuse for women not to
know how important douching often is
TO feminine cleanliness. health and
happiness. And how weak. home made
mixtures of salt, soda or vinegar DO NOT
and CAN NOT give the great Gerntctddl
and deodorant action of zoNrTE-prin-
ciple developed By a famous Surgeon
and Chemist.
No other type liquid antiseptic-
Termicide for the douche of all those
tested Il SO POWERFUL yet SO SAFE to
tissues. zoNrTE destroys odor. Helps
guard against infection. 1t KILLS every
germ 1t touches. You know It's not
always possible to contact ali germs
in the tract. But YoU CAM BIZ SURE
zoNTK immediately kills oil redchdble
germs. Use as directed often as neces-
sary without risk of injury! Buy q
bottle of zoNTrE toddyi All drugstores.
Evening star., 1946-07-03
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. latUs, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three full days and
receiDe the license ON the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1946-07-03

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Evening star., 1946-07-03
Issued at Rockville

Robert A. Ware. 90, Takoma Park. Nd
and Norma Harris. 90 Silver Spring Md
Frank Strother. 80, and Audrey Brown
IS. both of Washington.
Ivan E. Summa, 81, and Harriet Kirby, %
both of WASHINGTON
Rufus e Norris, 25, and Peggy L. O'Ban.
non. 90, both of Culpeper. Va
Patrick McNally, Al, and Catherine L
Push 81, both of Bethesda Md
Robert T. Sheets, 90, New Market, Md
Md
Thomas J. Nealon, "a, Cooksville. Md, and
Velma Buttry, IS, Glenwood, Md
Alvin E. Rodgers, 81, and Lucy D. Toliver
21, both of Washington
John T. Halpin; SO, New York. N Y, and
Eleanor Woodrum, %, Silver Spring. ND
George B. Veirs. %, Rockville, and Betty
Lee White, %, Gaithersburg. Nd.
Evening star., 1946-07-03

UPHOLSTERER and upholsterer's helper;
here is a good Job with top salary II you
USHER. neat appearing. Apply after 5
p m. CAROLINA THEATER, 105 1lth
Evening star., 1946-07-03

Dance, onacers service Club of the
united Nations, 1914 Twenty-first street
NV, $50 O'Clock tonight
DANCE, Otdcers Club OF Washing ton,
400 New Ha mpshire avenue NV, S:45
o'clock tonight.
service personnel may obtain more in
formation by calling the United Nation,
Center, National 5000.
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-30
HAS MAGNETIC POLE MOVED 300 MILES?

The north magnetic pole has moved nearly 300 miles since it's position last fixed as being centered the Bootha Peninsula the Franklin Strait in North Can ada, according to findings made by British air mis- sion.
 It is centered in the Svendrup Islands roughly 300 miles north-northwest of it's former position.
 These discoveries made by the specialist crew of the Aires Lancaster plane sent out technical investigation trip by the Empire Air Navagational School at Shawbury The discovery, if authenticated would explain why, for number of years past navi- gators and mariners have been experiencing strange unaccountabe in their calculations and in the courses they have plotted
 It is believed that all navgational maps and charts in the world will have to be altered to give the true compass variations and corrections if they to be garded as in any way accurate.-The Chicago Sun.
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-30
POLIO, THE CRIPPLER, MUST PERISH

Struck by poliomyeits at the age of 14, Phyllis Ma this sought for three years to overcome her handicap
 She earned her high school diploma by studying der tutor. When she 19, her recovery co- plee that Miss San Diego she runner-up for the title of Miss America at the 1945 Atlantic City Beauty Contest
 She is painter, soft-shoe dancer and profess sional photographers model.
 Local chapters of the National Foundation for Infan- tile Paralysis the shock troops of poliomyetis ep demics They stand ready at all times to give every pos sible aid to local medical and health authorities and to provide funds, equipment and professional and tech nical aid wherever needed.
 The 1946 March of Dimes January 14-31 is dedicated to the memory of Franklin Deano Roosevelt, founder of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
 The March of Dimes, nationwide appeal of the Ma tonal Foundation for Infante Paralysis gives every American opportunity to join in of the great hu manitarian crusades of modern times: the fight against poliomyelitis, the great crippler
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-30

The milionth map Gan inch it represents million inches in nature or 1858 mes) is designed to give each country familiar national map in world mosaic It Society of New York to do just the Hspanic- part of it, or the equivalent of one man working 240 years
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-30
HOLLYWOOD STAR.LITES
By CHUCK cOcHARD

the first Hollywood star to enter the Army a Private, and to be discharged private. |. His first movie will be that Broadway com edy of yesterday, "The Showoff."
 Everytime Hollywood pro- ducer turns out a good box office film he immediately views the prospect of a Sequel-and then the sequel usually falls short of the first film This week the studio which made Home Tn In diana" came up with the sequel idea-and both Jeanne Grain and June Haver will .co-star.
 Speaking of June Haver and Jeanne Grain - these two kids have come long way since they made their debut in Home In In diana" |. June is terrific in "The Dolly Sisters" And Jeanne is really swell in the musical "State Fair" with Dick Haynes and Viv- ian Blaine.
 Out of retirement comes Laura La Plante, one of the silent screens most famous stars Laura will play a leading role in Army Brat" with Frances Gif- ford, Butch Jenkins and James Craig.
 The Male Discovery of l945 was none other than Don Defore Gene Kelly's performance in An chors Aweigh" will more than merit nomination for the Acad- emy Award-there are those who think he is the greatest dancer the screen has even seen Perry Como's recording of "Till The End Of Time" has sold over a million copies-and we hear that Victor is putting aside other pressings to make more of this one
 Bad boy of the movies Hum phrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall- will be together again lon the screen of course) in "The Devil Was Lady" Whats This Bette Davis being seen at the late spots with her ex-husband Ham Nelson Still can't decide the merits of Rhapsody in Blue"- it's one of those "you either like it or you don't like films" One thing it's certainly worth the price of admission to hear Paul White man and Rhapsody in Blue."
 MGM studios is breaking the Technicolor monopoly and this studio is shooting "A Star From Heaven" in Cinecolor-of course this doesn't mean that they won't use Technicolor anymore-for we haven't seen any color to come up to Technicolor as of this date but we can be wrong.
 Can't get steamed up over Lis beth Scott in "You Came Along'' she seems to be another Garbo imitation Whats this rumor about Clark Gable and Anita Col by?-We don't believe a word of it You can say I told you-Be sure and see Weekend At The Waldorf" They tell me if you call Anne Shirley's phone number you'll get Garbo on the other end providing of course that the sil- ent one is in the answering stage because she's back in the house she once rented to Anne |. Look
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-30
ALASKA: ITS FUTURE
By MACK TALBOT

It's time commercial air lines began flying the Great Circle route to the Far East.
 This air route main supply line to the Aleutan front In peaceme development of the route would be an enormous task. Under wartime conditions the line pioneered almost overnight.
 It ranks among the finest in the world
 Today it is idle.
 Commercial air lines which flew military supplies under contracts with the army and navy withdrew after the Japs driven from Attu and Kiska.
 Postwar demobzaton has reduced sharply army and navy operations.
 The Gerat Circle route is the shortest air line to Asia
 shorter by hundreds of miles than any existing route
 The Far East is of the greatest potential markets for American goods
 Asiatc countries want to do business with Our huge productive capacity will need just such markets to keep it at a high level production.
 There is another favoring immediate opening of the route: will speed development of Alaska last frontier
 The Great Circle passes through the heart of Alaska Disregarding its position the shortest route to the Far East it would still be worthwhile it only to Alaska
 We have pilots and craft to fly the route. Beacons line its path There is continuous flow of weather n formation
 Giant airports, virtually unused since V-J Day, located on key islands and the Alaskan mainland They accommodate the largest land planes yet built They equipped with the largest radio and radar aids to guide planes to them.
 Runways range up to OOOO feet in length the long, est at LaGuarda Field is 5000 feet.
 Opening the Great Circle trade route would not haz ard military security The North Pacific road to victory is no longer on the secret list
 Competition for Far Eastern trade will be intense the postwar period Every nation will be after greater share.
 put United States industry jump ahead of the compe tition
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-30

The statistical chances of the American girl to become bride begin to dWindle after she is twentytwo years old.
 The Census Bureau reported that half of the women who marry for the first time in the United States do so before they 21 years and months old Half of the American men who marry do so before they are 24 years and months od the special analysis of the statistics showed.
 In the South half of the brides are less thu 20 and months od and half of the bridegrooms are less than B years and months old In the North the com parable ages 2 years and 10 months for brides and "A years and 6 months for bridegrooms
 New York Herald Tribune
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-01

HOLLYWOOD, April 1--Readinr 1ne continued, and mounting n,,h. ncity about Olivia de HaWllands latest romance, am more than aver convinced that Olivia is one shinine
 example of beauty with brains Tn
 tne first place, and just for the rec oro, let me say that would be the last person to predict that the act- rgss IS married to, or will marry. Major McKeon, because she has been involved in numerous ..serio,,s', Tolnances, all of which. came to naught. v
 The reason I'm doSfing my hat to Oliyia today is statement she made when asked whether she IS already married to the handsome Major" Said Olivia, pointing to her suitor, who is Q daily visitor to her Stndio, Any time marry a guy he won't be hanging around my set all day" Perhaps my burst of admira- ton may be obscure to you. but to one familiar with Hollywood ways if VIII be perfectly clear. Wise denizens Of the film colony will tell you that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-01
WOLCOTT Correspondent: Alma P. Cole; Telephone 3-2803.
Homemokers In Luncheon tuesday
 Sewing Shortcuts
 To Be Demonstrated
 By Two Members

Wolcott, April Mrs. Charles Rogers, leader of the Homemaking Group, Mrs. Henry Norton, secre- tary, and Mrs. Rufus Norton, dir ector, attended the spring county meeting of the Farm Bureau at the Y. w. 0. A. in New Haven Thursday.
 The Homemaking Group will meet at Beecher Memorial Hall, Tuesday for an all day meeting with 8 pot luck luncheon at noon. Miss Elia- Zabeth Warner and Mrs. Henry Nor ton will demonstrate short cuts in sewing. Members should bring their complete sewing kits and soft pieces of wool and cotton.
 P. T. A. Farley
 The Woodtick Parent Teachers Associations April meeting will be held Wednesday at 7:30 D. m. at the school. Mrs Raymond Lord will pre- side. Mrs. Earl Tracy, Mrs. Arthur Lanoetta, Mrs. Earl Oracle and Mrs. LOT dwill have charge of the social hour and refreshments following the meeting.
 Mrs. Joseph Bronson has returned to her home on Center Street from the Waterbury Hospital.
 Alfred German of Woodtick Road had an accident at work Thursday and broke his foot, but is able to be about on crutches.
 John Dumschatt is i'll at his home on Woodtick Road.
 Leroy D. Hoffman, son of MT. and Mrs. Leroy 0. Hoffman of Hitch cock Lake, has enlisted in the Marine Corps.
 Eugene Theriault, motor machin- ist mate, first claoss, has been hon. orably discharged from the Coast Guard after three years service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-01
STRAND

Before Joel McCrea signed his current contract with Samuel Gold wyn, he made a written agreement with his wife, the lovely Frances Dee, never to appear in a picture with her, because it was a possible cause of jealousy and matrimonial diSsension. Joel is currently appear ing with Miriam Hopkins and Merle Oberon at the Strand Theater in These Three" Goldwyn'S latest production for release through Film Classics.
 More than 200 little girls between the ages of 10 and IA were inter- viewed and screen-tested before the final IA were selected to play the schoolgirls in These Three, Sam uel Goldwyn's new drama for re- lease through Film Classics which is now at the Strand Theater, with Miriam Hopkins. Merle Oberon and Joel McCrea. Heading the juvenile contingent are Bonita Granville, Marcia Ma Jones, Carmencita