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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-02-22
Tokyo Rose Under
Producers Nose

HOLLYWOOD-The screens
Tokyo Rose" Lotus Long, ha,
reasons to believe in the ole
saying, Glove thy neighbor."
Lotus plays the famous fe-
male j a panese propaganda
agent in Paramount's Tokyo
Rose" and during her entire
screen career her neighbors are
the ones who have pushed her
up the ladder of fame and sue
cess.
1t was Lotus neighbor, a
kindly-mannered gen lie man,
who used to say, when they fre-
quently met in their block in
Beverly Hills: Young lady you
should be in pictures"
Only 16-years-old at the time,
Lotus knew many girls had been
told that, especially in Holly
wood, and she always thanked
the man, smiled, and was on her
way without a second thought of
a screen career.
Gets Movie Break
Therefore, she naturally failed
to connect him with the mys-
terious tie e ph one call from
MGM requesting that she report
to the studio for an interview
win Hunt Stromberg, one of
Hollywood's most famous pro-
ducers.
However, the first person she
saw when she entered Mr..
Stromberg's office was her
neighbor, who introduced him
self as Sam Zimbalist, associate
of Stromberg.
Then Stromberg came in, took
one look at Lotus beautiful and
exotic face and offered her the
faminine leads in "The Last of
the Pagans" and Eskimo"
1t happened again when she
was given her role in Tokyo
Rose"
Her husband, Jimmy Knott,
is an assistant cameraman for
Producers William Pine and
William Thomas. For several
weeks the Dollar Bill'' pro-
du:ers had interviewed hun
dreds of actresses to play the
title role in their "Tikyo Rose"
Becomes Oriental Personality
Because every serviceman in
the Pacific had heard the radio
personality and had a good idea
how she should look, and be-
cause Tokyo Rose" had become
an American household name,
Pine and Thomas knew they had
to select the right actress to en-
act the role.
One night Lotus went to the
Producer Pine was without his
studio to call for her husband.
and when Knott
learned he liver near Pine, he
offered his boss-neighbor a lift
nome.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-02-22
Apple cro+es Play
Big Supporting Role

HOLLYWOOD. - Prop
men at Paramount were
puzzled VIII en- Director
George Marshall ordered
100 apple boxes for deliv-
cry to the set of the Bob
Hope comedy of the 17o0's,
Monsieur Beaucaire."
The boxes were not
meant for use in the film.
Feminine principals and
extras, all attired in 18th
Century gowns, can't stand
up for long periods without
tiring under the weight of
the costumes. Marshall
ordered the boxes because
the girls can't sit on chairs
while wearing hoop skirts.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-02-22

Theatre as a regular run, is a
joyfully hilarious story that's an
absorbing treat in itself.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-02-22
Broken Toe Used
In Movie FIGHT

HOLLYWOOD - Always re-
Sourceful at staging the fights
for which his action pictures are
ell known, Director George
Marshall utilized the broken toe
suffered by Don Costello during
fight sequence filmed recent
ly with Alan Ladd and Walter
Sands on Paramount's "The Blue
Dahlia."
Costello suffered the broken
toe when a heavy table over
turned by Ladd in the melee
landed on Costello's foot.
When Costello reported back
on crutches, unable to stand long
enough to complete the fight Sc
quence, Marshall was forced to
revise the action.
"As long as you have the
broken toe" Marshall told Cos
tello, 1--WE might as we'll use it. >"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-02-22
HOLLYWOOD STYLE

Laraine Day has had her
sports wrist watch equipped to
match her various costumes. She
designed a catch fastened to
either side of the watch, which
makes it possible for vari-color-
ed stitched linen bands to be
fastened on, or emoved as the
case may be. The hands are in
colors to match her suits and
sports clothes.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-02-22

For the first time in his screen
career, j hnny Weissmuller
plays a non-Tarzan role in Para
mounts Swamp Fire" for Pro-
ducers Pine and Thomas.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-02-22

tivating new song hits to make il
one of the outstanding screen
treats of the year.
doll Face" concerns itself
with the saga of "burleycue"
speciality singer-dancer who sets
her heart on legitimate stage
stardom. AS her adoring man
ager dennis O'Keefe) knows,
Doll Face (ViVian Blaine, of
course) is beautiful and talented,
but-as both discover with a
shock - she lacks that extra
something uptown producers re-
fer TO as culture"
- With Doll Face stripped of her
lsionS, but not of her spirit,
manager proceeds to provide
her with a formidable supply of
culture" In an ingenious liter
airy hoax he hires young author
to ghost-write her autobiog-
Mraphy. When the condeScending
Serary snob begins to develop
ore than an academic interest
n his subject, and Doll Faces
book begins to reap publicity
that brings star-opportunity to
her door, romantic and other
complications set in that sends
the gay plot spinning on its way
to its highly divering climax.
The fast-paced story, couched
in Bryan Foy'S lavish produc-
.tion, and highlighted by the
scintillating new McHugh and
Adamson song hits, provides
Miss Blaine, Perry Como and
Carmen Miranda (the latter two
appearing as Doll Faces "bur-
leycue" co-artists) with gener-
Gus opportunities for a display
of their justly-famed talents.
Miss Blaine, in addition to illus
.trating her wonderful way with
a song ("Red Hot and and Beau
tiful" and Somebody's Walkin'
In My Dreams") reveals herself
as an accomplished dancer.
That old professional Scotch
man and veteran of the rough,
Jack Benny, will stage golf
tournament on his broadcast
from Palm Springs Sunday,
February "a (NBC, I p. M.
EST.), with Rochester, as
usual, holding the bag. In ad-
dition to caddying, Rochester
has the job of obtaining a
special golf bag big enough to
hold Jacks toupees, medicines
and a portable adding machine
to count up Jacks score. Ac-
cOrding to Rochester, with all
this stuff Jack Benny will be
Wcarrying in his bag, "it's a
good thing they won't weigh
the boss in before he tees
off,"
The rest of the Benny gang
will be there, including Mary,
Phil, Don and Larry, with the
frankfurther salesman prob
ably awaiting Jack in a sand
trap at the 9th hole.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-02-22
BETTY BACK

Betty Hutton, star of Para
mounts Gross My Heart" has
returned to Hollywood with her
husband, Ted BriSkin, after a
Lengthy visit in New York and
Chicago,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-02-22

n ~ 1 IL lldlll
all-star C a S |
h e a d e d b y
Vivian Blaine,
D e n n i S
O'Keefe, Perry
Como and Car
m e n Miranda
cavort in an
exciting p r o.
duction that is
crammed with
dazzling spec
tac1e and caD-
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officials said the new schedule will
be made permanent If it is found
that the work can be accomplished
satisfactorily under the shorter
schedule.
Approximately 12,20O employees
here are affected by the order. The
agency's regional Office here will
continue on a 44-hour week until
further notice, it was said.
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VA Central Office Starts
40-Hour Week July |

The central Office of the Veterans
Administration will 60 on a 40-hour
work week starting July /, it was
announced today.
Because of the heavy workload,
employees of the agency have been
on a 44-hour week, in contrast to
the general 40-hour Government
week.
Plans call for the 40-hour week to
be in effect until September /, but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18

pIeSlucu al grad
The graduates
I Aston, Reba M.
Bell, Bronzella z.
Butler, Rosa L.
Campbell, Dolores ]
Carroll. Mable /.
Carter, Doris N.
Coleman, Valerie e.
| Craig, Mary j.
Davis, Elizabeth
Hansborough, Mazi,
Johnson, Carolyn r
Johnson, Lenora T
King. Thelma C.
Anderson, Peggy B.
Ba ties, Eunico M.
Bland. Maggie A.
Broadhurst. Marion
Bush. Mary w.
Butler. Montrula M
Byrd. Margaret L.
Carroll. Elizabeth +
| chatham. Flora L.
Council, Dorothy M
Crewe. Thelma E.
Dominick. Mildred |
Ea rly. Mary E.
Edmonds. Constanc,
Freeman, Mary A.
Friday, Marjorie J.
Fuller. Mamie l..
Furbush. Burnell z
Gibbs. Helen E.
Gibson, Gertrude E
Giles. Jacqueline v
Gordon, Beatrice r
Green, Katherine
Gross, Mary F.
Hall, Betty P.
Hall, Lillian A.
Hammond. Malvina
Harkins. Iris B.
Harrison, Ruth e.
Hart, Mary e.
Hawkins. Jacquelin,
Lee. Georgianna
Madison, Gladys E
Mcdaniel. Henriett,
Minor. Otelia
Prince, Charlotte !
Perry. Audrey j.
Robinson, Mary NJ.
Stroman. Mozelle
Tucker, Anna J.
Turner. Maryland
Tydinss. Alice T.
Watson. Julia NJ.
White, Rowena T.
Hodge. Betty l..
Holmes, Evelyn J.
Jackson, Doris r.
Johnson. Ada B.
Jones, Deloise c.
Jones, Mary L.
Kelly. Hazel r.
Kennedy. Lorraine
Lightfoot, Lorice L
Marshall, Dorothy \
Matthews, Celestine
Meachum, Gladys M
Merriwether, Mary
Moore. Naomi A.
Mouton. Ether c.
Murphy. Carrie G.
Neville. Josie M.
Newman. Mary V.
Nickens, Pauline
Proctor. Mary E.
Royal. Levonia
Scurry, Rena
Sherwood, Dorothy
Smith. Marylyn
Sullivan, Mary E.
tasty. Geraldine
Trivers. Enola M.
Truss, Robbie L,
Turner, Betty r.
Ware. Pearl E.
White. Barbara A.
Belcher, Eva v.
Blakeney, Gloria F.
Campbell, Iona NJ.
Carroll, Efle A.
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al c.
Carter. Doris
Coleman, v. e.
Donald, Betty F.
Dykes, June P.
Edmonds, B. r.
English. Eunice J.
Gainous, Eunice B.
Garrison. M. C.
Gordon. Adelaide l..
Green, Helen D.
Harley. Anne M.
Harrison. Norma A.
Henderson, M. e.
Henson, c. Z.
Hughes, Alma ].
Johnson. Dolores M.
Lewis, Faith N.
Logan. Willie L.
Long, Phyllis Y.
Mccoy. Frances A.
Milton, Elaine D.
Morton, Bertha l..
Nick, Doris j.
Peete. Norris A.
Pendergrass. o. 8.
Powell, Barbara NJ.
Read. Aylene Y.
Sewall, Beatrice I.
Simmons, r. A.
Skipper. Barbara I.
Smith. Evelyn J.
Tapscott, r. M.
Thomas, Peggy W.
Walton Barbara M.
Washington, D. M.
WeStbrook, M.
Williams. Pearl v.
Wilson, Loretta A.
Wright, Maria ].
Barbour, C. r.
Bryant, w. r.
Bum. Charles z.
Carey. Maurice NJ.
Carson, Edwin B.
Cooper, Frank A.
Davis, Wesley
Drew, Clarence A.
Evans. Thomas c.
Feeling, Floyd
Foster, David A.
Furbush, Bernard
Gordon, Wilton
Greene, Augustine, il
Greene, Donald l..
Harden, Alonzo 8.
Jasper, Robert j.
Johnson, Clifford
Ashton. Paul c.
Bennett. Donald
Bolts. Carlton e.
Burgess, James r.
Crop, Lawrence r.
Higgins, Arthur
Jackson. Willis
Jones, Edward L.
Alexander, Cornelius
Austin, Haskell. jr.
Barnes, Walter A.
Blackstone, James E
Bradley, Arthur, il
Carter, Maceo
Cobbs, Robert N.
Davis. William ].
Files, Herbert
Gray, Raymon L., IL
Green, Clifford G..
Greene. willis P.
Hale, Carroll NJ.
Holbrook. Alton
Little, Gerald M.
Marshall, Edward I
Myers, Claude
Pailen. Leroy H.
Parker, Marvin E.
Perrin, Lawrence T.
Petty. Oswald B.
Smith. Leroy
Stanmore. James L
Stone. Harry A.
Sutton, Maurice
Taylor, Alphonzo
Wages, John s.
Washington, VIM.
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Hopkins, Kenneth 3
King, Charles r., jr.
kittrell, Elijah
Lilly. Louie c.
Overall. Walter r.. jr
Richardson, Charles
Smith. Walter D.
Tignor, Donald NJ.
Tignor, Sterling P.
Towles. Earl
Watkins. Myron H.
Wheeler. Arthur L.
Wood, Lewis NJ, Jr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18

The Treasury by continuing to sell
U. S. Savings Bonds offers all Amer
leans fine opportunity to build
financial security and help fight
imitation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18
Goodwin to Address Lions

Earl Goodwin, radio commentator
will speak at a luncheon of the
Washington Host Lions at 1915 pm
tomorrow in the Hotel Mayfiower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18

Wesley, Clarence
Whitmore, LIE Roy q
Williams, Cleophus A
Williams, l.. E.
Moulden, Richard, 1r
Norman. Thomas A.
Queen, Franklin v.
Stewart, Curtis f..
Timberlake. Raymond
Warrick, Cecil l..
Wilson, Roland P.
Wood, Thomas P.
Holmes Ronald N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18
Diplomas Awarded
Glass Of iii al
Browne Junior Hiqh

Diplomas were awarded to oil
students at Browne Junior High
School today. Mrs. Velma G. Will
liams, Board of Education member,
presided at graduation exercises.
The graduates are.
Evening star., 1946-03-03
MOTOR TRAVEL,

WILL DRIVE your car California vicinity;
VIII pay expenses and furnish guarantee;
refs. Call AID 60S1
CAR GOING TO ATLANTA, GA, March 10.
transportation for 4 passengers, $40 each.
Call Emerson 1898 after pm
MARINE DRIVING 4! Ford 10 California
NEEDS pa6Sengers to all parts Of United
STATES Call DU. a345. A.
WILL DRIVE your car to Florida for trans
portation wife and self. can leave March
-5ih to April lst; return two weeks.
LINCOLN LIMOUSINE and chauffeur for
TIPS Il l' or BY hour: licensed under PUG. Call
TRAVEL BY CHARTERED FLAME any
DRIVING TO LOS ANGELES Monday,
March 4th; take four. Call Temple 05i9
MIMI, lesytng March 9Th; take 4; oLds-
m9oi5e; me-, radio' heater. share expense. Box
PHYSICIAN driving ~ Buick to OREGON
via s., salt Lake March IL: take , riders,
DRIVING 70 OKLA. CRY Monday; can
DALLAS-LITTLE ROCK. frSt OF week.
Room Tor or >. After 7:30 pm. phone
NO 4g6. A.
PRNATE CAR, leaving for Calf. Mar. 4.
axe or >, share expense. Call Me g6j6
after 10 am ask for Mr.. CUMMINGS. =.
LOUISVILLE. CINCINNATI - Gentleman
dr.Ving 1912 De Soto, accommodate 4 or
D.. leave Sunday eve. Call GE 5064. %
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instruction. Moderate tuition, limited en-
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Will be accepted. For information writs
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SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont. .

SECRETARY, experienced; Responsible; ex-
eel, backgrounds, many nelds, insl; law: some
s 4or SK ReT a'sm soud SaF like
homs rbistTict 1900. EXT. 1887, 4.
interesting position N, downtown area !;
efhcient. neat, dependable: z years expert
ence; 5-day week, S45 to start. RE. 6226,
SECRETARY, experienced, desires part
time work at home. Reply to Box 305-R,
SECRETARY. l3 yrs, exper. legal, report
Us wpm. shorthand; S5o-s55 wk. MRS.
sftkEraRYe esD ssDerieneed aeis5 Somns lady with
pssIe psbE Of no~ managing nn small once; 5-aay
SECRETARY. expert, II yrs legal COM
mercial exper.' $50 per week. Box 379-R,
SECRETARY, bookkeeper, wide exp. ad-
secy. v D. large ban6. univ grad, respon-
sible' permanent, Box aao-R, Star. a.
SECRETARY, stenographer, typist: prefer
gublic relations work, editorial or legal
sECRETARY. temporary, / or months;
good stenogrspher: IL years exp. part
legal $50 week, 5-day week. Elmwood ia.
SECRETARY to former United States Sen
ator. desires responsible position; compe-
tent stenographer. Box 257-R. Star. ~
SEthE AK -SlENOOhAfHEh, patent la "
preferred also also searching; @ conscientious and
ssi I s2RsS assf e. esbs6 s
Stunning responsibites, eomposIns fasaPt ieeteTs eT
and handling complete ONCE routine
many years expe.ience in private indus
in confessional work which demanded
both initiative and tact: salary. sos per
sfckEraRY sseH sGFY sfESoGRapHEr G22S sIs, FORMER RI
pub, StelO, Will be in Washington aDproy-
imateiy four months Desires interesting
and responsible position for all or part
q that time. Min. salary, $50 wk. Box
ssTESoGRRApHER. SECRETARY the
day or week, sl.59 an hour MISS
SINGER. rich contralto voice, desires ad-
ditional engagements. Box 473-L. Star. >
TfPIST, EXP. wants work at home. WO
vARI-TYPIsT, stat. craftsman. YOUNG
lady, years varied experience, hish ei-
ficiency initiative. desires position. Call
WOMAN With child will care for employed
couples child and lisht housework, ex,,
6aa5s fhangs for living for husband and
WOMAN with good educational. social work
and newspaper background desires work
related field Will go anywhere. Box
WOMAN, rehned. good housekeeper, has
baby, wants room: will give service; nc
WOMAN, colored, respectable, wants posi-
ton, upstairs maid preferable ref. De-
catur 4156
door Advertising retail selling, meeting
public, research writing, assuming re-
sponsibility shorthand tipping; college and
bus. sch degrees; desires 5-day position re-
quirins this wide exp: excel. references:
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YOUNG WOMAN, white. with 5-year-old
child. to live in; light duties room and
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NEED COMPETENT ASSISTANCE? Expert
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or ont. AD. 1899.
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MAIDS NJ y, '2.; % eook and upstairs maid; fam.
salary. Phone CHI. 0255 Sunday between
%. :..4, dH% ss:u ses e.. 'gPars sR yssa cook
MAID. colored, live in; attractive salary;
person! interview desired. Phone ordway
MAID. 1--we in. assist mother with small apt.
MAID. part time. $40 to 1890, 5 days;
MAID, fun time: general housework. Apply
MT Mai6 81 for asa ssensSs be,as aye salon .zpsr
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p 00aas Toad 'G5 they hH@s peas. esl
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NURSE, ,colored. to 1--WE in and care for .
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WOMAN, white, middle aged, who wants
good home for domestic work and sewing
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WOMAN WON wants laundry to do in her home.
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WOMAN. Experienced iaundress and clean
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for help with light house duties and care
OF 3.mo.; old baby; no washing; Sunday
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near Berwyn; live in or out; 5-day week
Tower 565S.
WOMAN. middle aged, ghw help with
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WOMAN. experienced in gh.w.. no cook
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WOMAN OR GIRL, who would appreciate
nice home and $50 per month in exchange
for help with household duties and care OF
small Child; of ali Thursday and every
other, Sunday, also vacation. Call between
and 8 pm. WI. 1892 q
WOMAN. white. for general housework at
Jersey seashore resort; permanent. CO.
7144, Apt. 507 West
GOOD HOME and decent salary for good,
congenial girl to be mothers helper. assist
ing in gh.w. and care Of children. Wo.
Evening star., 1946-03-03
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

TEACHERS WANTED MANY Immediate
MORE TEACHERS AGENCY. 5l6 No
Charles St Baltimore Nd
ACCOUNTANTS-BOO male (3)
positions; good salaries and futures; secre-
taries, numerous vacancies. S115 mo !;
governesses, $3.50 mo. and main: PIX op-
era:ors, ediphQpe operators ADAMS
AGENCY, 2O4 Colorado Bldg. 14th and G
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perm, $50 wk; legal Sec, gen. practice,
$500: Sec, fl. representative $500 up;
spsnish;Ens. ssad EN- Sec; expr 500 wk. :. Trade
months. temp, s45 wk.; Labor Organ,
Ss Ses d vk Fk wk ony ssn paFs st
Of tbs dozens Of excellent openings now
in D. c. Thousands placed in the better
positions. See Miss White or Miss Lee.
BOOKKEEPER Cd, $50 wk., real estate,
elec, supply. store Investment OPENINGS;
eter oper., expr.., $40 wk,; sales openings;
salary, open, Miss Black BoYD's, 1888
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES,

CATHEDRAL HALL SCHOOL-Kindergar
zen, primary. Rates to employed mothers.
Transportation o20l 10th st. NV, GE.
6544,
PIANO LESSONS for beginners Peabody
method. Randolph S161.
GERMAN LESSONS by native and expert
enced teacher. DR.. JULIUS WILDSTOS-
SER, FIR. 5512. Sunday and after pm.
CIVIL SERVICE CLASSES now going on in
shorthand, typing, comptometer. Home
study courses for statistics, clerical. ac-
counting. chemistry, professional. etc
BOYD'S f2S yrs. cxper. in civil service),
1888 F ST., Ma. 2340.
Evening star., 1946-03-03
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

colored, exp, desires quarters,
has mech. helpers exper Call DU. 021I. Z"
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE, white, want po-
Sitlqn Hp2n = as caretakerS Boy is4-E star j., -
ing accommodations in eXchange for man.
aging andior operating rooming or apt.
house Box i1T-I Star A.
Evening star., 1946-03-03
SITUATIONS woAEk.

ACCOUNTING, small sets OF books kept; ;
hourly or monthly rate. Box e0QR, Star;
es work by day; 81 and carfare. Box 36c-R /,
Star.
experienced: S45 week. HO 1000. Ext.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-30
LORDS, TUTOR GIVES
UP TEACHING DAYS

HARTFORD, England ~ AF)
The Rev. Hubert Bancroft Allen,
80, Tutor to the House Of Lords,
now lives alone with h@ collie
dog in Worcestershire surround
ed by books in Greek and La
tin.
Survivor of days when clerlcs
were also teachers, he has taught
young aristocrats for 10 years
With blindness overtaking him,
however, he was forced recently
to send away his last pupil.
OF the aristocracy he says,
seThey are the most decent peo-
pie on earth. The really snobbish
people are the working class.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-30
Weather Stations
Proposed For Antarctic

SYDNEY, Australia. LAP
Scientists are urging establish
ment Of meteorological stations
III the Australian Antarctic to as
sist weather forecasting in Aus
tralia.
Sir Douglas MaWson, discover
er of the south magnetic pole.
and other scientists say that Ant
arctic stations would enable me-
neurological services in Australia
to extend forecasts to cover from
q week possibly up to three
years.
Meteorologists know that the
impact Of cold winds from the
Antarctic on tropical moisture
from the equator governs, in
part, Australia's southern rain
fall, They do not know how far
south the change begins.