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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-23
GREEN LIGHT GIVEN
N. c. ROTC PROGRAMS

Raleigh. Sept. 23.-Cn!Jncl Sam
y. Gibson. who recently Succeeded
Col. Douglass n. Mcmillan as head
Il all military activities Al North
Care lima State College. said ;1day
ths; the War Department has given
the green light 10 college Il. .. I. G.
programs which are being revived
on yeacctin'r schedules II military
colleges throughout The nation ;hI.
year
The value O: the Il. y. 7. c. ;u
.Ur national defense WAS clearly
,n;onsi"atc.; during World Wa" H.
New Z. q. +. {. courses being eStab-
/ rvd This year will include subjects
II new weapons ara equipment used
during the var and new Develop
mcntS i'll warfare. The War Depart
ment II lis new regulations pertain
ing - Il. .. I {. are >;rrSS!ng its
II ourtaucr and lalJr'
L. .. +. (. a. such is being re
vivcd ON the West Raleigh campus
mis- Tour after It uyr-,car lapse
;uyinG which the colleges military
facilities and st1H were ben, toward
ne training 90 more ,nuu 5000
army men during the wav
'"lun". {: iSuu Is ann Infantry o.
ticcr with Owe. cas- Guty IN both
world wars. He Is -
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-23
Band Is Given Big Hand
In Appearance At Game

Appearing for The .irst tinir n
their bright new uniforms. tho Hem
dc rSun high school band received
an enthusiastic response from the
3.aUu u more fans at the Hrnder-
Son-k.-LuEr R..;,US tygtJall came
here last SATURDAY might. The band
marched onto the playing iicld "a,
hIlf-,.mr and marched across the
;.renu srvcra! times. playing !amil-
lar melodies. AMI pauS.ug 70 form
the WIrd "T,-ls' III honor OF the
high scnC,l football eleven.
Ne, receipts from the game went
to the band fund. ana amounted 10
considerable pa~y. due 10 the
record large attendance II lie con-
ties; Tor an opening game.
Cni.Or3s worn by members Of
the band Mere ordered nearly u
year ago. and were paiu iu- FROM
funds received by popular .uoScrip-
ti,l in the cen nNJnIty. With more
than $1,000 given Tor the purpose
al the time. Delivery was made on
~ during the past i,% - e2kS. and
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-23
$4,000 Expected
To See Saturday
Chapel Hill Tilt

Chapel Hill. Sept. 23.-Thc $4,000
OF more fans assembled in keenan,
Stadium here Saturday afternoon TO
view the undraping of the Norti!
Carolina Tar Heels and Virginia
Tech Gobblers will be treated to tn,
light of two typical postwar foot
ball lines. each averaging we'll over
POO pounds.
Whether these tItGnS of the atomic
era will play better football than the
smaller prc-war standard bearers
remains Ia be seen. Even the coach
~ are not sure. But both the Ta.'
Heels and GObblorS have the beef
up front on their football field VI
not their dinner tables.
End Elmer Wilson l. captain of
the invaders and TANKS Virginia
Tech forward wall which boasts twp
All-AmcrICa candidates III John (TE-
Creek MaSkaS and Center Joe Hoff-
man. MaskaS had fleeing whIr.
IN tho North Carolina team as war
Tine Va traffic flowed through
thapCi .iIll. and he is well rcmcm-
bored here as sizzling tackle.
The Tar Heels have five right
tackles. each of whom weighs 2GG
" more. with Ted Hardwood al 80
topping the list. The five left tackles
we even heavier. The smallest. Jim
,cdrlCk. tips the scales gently 1T
30. Stan NavczvE. who probably
will start. weighs 255. Baxter jar
I"ll. injured most at the practiC,
season but whom many believe i;
the best tackle Cr the squad, weigh
2I0.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-23
Taxi Plans
Up
For Council

y new plan for handling pa:klns
Ccaliuns 10: taXicabS wall be be.
fore the Henderson City Council to
hight for adoption. .ltec having been
presented nj the August meeting 4
month ago. AT. that time. represent
ltivcS of the taxic;,bS asked for time
TO study the proposed new resula-
ions and action was deferred for a
month.
II Is understood that cabs will not
be permitted To park on Garnctl
street. but that facilities will be pro-
y.dcd for ,hem M nearby cross
street lanes, and elsewhere.
In addition 10 the taXicab ord
nance. the Council had the usual
routine of business 10 consider ut the
meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-23

tHc land had TO; Used the uni Dvrl'
lnti! : tUrC3y li.h;.
ne color AMI &c ign Of the suits
Were identical M.,I the traditional
uniforms Worn ~ the band. carrying
out the schools coiUrS II blue an,t
white. II is expected thai the oand
viii DC seen frequently NJ local .oat-
Ja!l games and elsewhere this tall.
In additi,l 10 the new uniforms.
new ;la2s also have been purchased.
out these were no; used Saturday
night. Flag JcarCrS u! the band al
ways carry the American and STATE
flags and The high school ,n:Jicm.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-23

When is right wrong? When you
are walking on the highway. says
the National Safety Council. Always
walk one the left-hand side of the
road. so YOU can sec approaching
cars and get out of their way
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-23
HENDERSON LAUNDRY, INC.

Having been owned and operated by j. W. Col
Inns for p wears, The Henderson Steam Laun-
dry is now under the management of H. J.
Lane who has been in the laundry business for
a number of years. The laundry will now be
anxious to serve you efficiently with quality
laundry service.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-23

Although our facilities are necessarily some
what limited at present, we are making i'm
provements as steadily as conditions permit,
and assure you that we will soon be in a posi-
ton to give you unexcelled laundry service.
We ask your tolerance for the time being and
hope youwi bear with us while going through
this change Our earnest desire is to serve you
satisfactorily. We will be glad for you to call
us when you need laundry service.
Evening star., 1946-07-07

Here s the lo47 ssvdsboker Commandss Reso De Luxe
coupe for hve-Lke all Studebakers it's standout in
operating economy. Both the new Champion and the
new Commander models available in 4door and 2
door sedans, 3passenger and 5-passenger coupes Au
inc new 1o47 Studebaker converbes coming shortly
Evening star., 1946-07-07

Celieu Strotton OF St. Az
eust'ne. Flo, is the l9yeor-
old queen Of the third onnuol
St Johns County Flo J fish
inq tournament. She hos O
fish hook crown ond q bobber
necklace in her symbolic cos
tune Wide World Photo
Evening star., 1946-07-07
GS~ee1 @>7% %z:. Il met&rH tn m<z@r
80. the completely new 1947 Studebaker

~HIs is 1.-THE new I947 car that you've
L been hoping someone would build-a car
even finer than you dreamed of.
That picture of it you see above is photo
graph of the real thing - the new I9+7
Studebaker "in person.
Here's more than car out ahead in point
Evening star., 1946-07-07

of time-its Enthusiastically far ahead in
distinctive postwar styling-completely new
from every view brand new bodies-ad-
vanced new chassis-a low, long, luxurious
motor car that's melody in metal.
Featured here is the big, roomy, new
Studebaker Champion o-passenger, +-door
sedan-and there's full range OF other
thrilling body types in Commander as we'll
as Champion models.
These cars are ready months in advance,
because Studebaker had the earnest co-opera-
tion of the finest group OF employees in the
motor car industry in producing them.
Go TO the nearest Studebakcr Dealers
showroom and see these beauties now. And
remember, these distinctive I047 Studebakers
excel bv far i'll riding comfort and handling
ease as we'll as in exclusive smartneSS
Evening star., 1946-09-27

/ sell to lmpersonate a bereaved young
woman whose love for a husband
| lost over Berlin is such that she
cannot take up anew her old life
as newspaper reporter. She snubs
a brash young flying lieutenant
CLouiS Haywar0 until he learns the
cause of her sullenness and becomes
a nicer type, whereupon she becomes
more polite and you don't need to
know any more about their affairs.
Apart from a few lively comedy
moments perpetrated by Marie Will
son, Young Widow" is dull going.
Its dialogue is banal, it's story is
silly and its comedy (aside from
that provided by Miss Wilson, is
foolish. The players, with the ex-
ception OF one or two frightening
slapstick enthusiasts (and Miss
Wilson, perform with uniform dis
spiritedness, for which they will not
be blamed here.
AS a member in good standing in
the Society for the Prevention of
the Downright Inane in Movie Fly
ing Sequences, We have but one
more thing to say. We hope we
never again encounter that film
finale in which the hero, taking off
in a bomber, spots his lambie pie
standing by the fence below and
conducts a conversation with her
in sign language and lip reading
In the first place, when the nose of
a a'B-24 is pointed above the hori-
Evening star., 1946-09-27
Jane Russell's
Young Widow
At the Capitol

YOUNG WIDOW" United Artists pic
ture with Jane Russell and Louis Hayward.
produced by Hunt Stromberg, directed by
Edwin l.. Marin, screenplay by Richard
Macaulay and Margaret Buell. Wilder. addi-
tional dialogue by Ruth Nordle, from the
novel by Clarissa Fairchild Cushman. At
the CapitOl
Evening star., 1946-09-27
The Cast
By Harry Macarthur

Young Widow" the motion pic
ture which opened yesterday at
Loew's Capitol, provides Washing
ton with its first encounter with
Miss Jane Russell, whose name you
may have heard mentioned in con-
nection with a Western she made
earlier. 1t cannot, however, be
called Miss Russells acting debut
before local cinema audiences.
Those who admire the type might
say, perhaps, that Miss Russell does
not have to be an actress, but girl
can overdo even not being an ac-
treSs. Miss Russell does.
1t is possible, to be sure, that even
Ann Sheridan would fail to be con-
vincing in this screen version of a
novel by Clarissa Fairchild Cushman
Clarissa's story calls upon Miss Rus
Evening star., 1946-09-27

instantly smothers the Prince in
Brooklynites, a modest number of
whom learn of his royal social
standing and think it is wonderful.
The most alluring of the lot turns
out to be Connie Miss Leslie), a
manicuriSt who, until the Prince
comes along, has been Carson's girl.
She Immediately begins to have
most un- -Brooklynite doubts about
her taxi driver beau That does
nasty things to what previously had
been a fast and furious friendship
between the Prince and the cabman.
1t also does things to the comedy
values of the picture, since the ro-
nance looks like all those other ro-
mances between handsome royalty
and pretty manicurists.
Between the script, Director But
Ter and the principal male actors,
Two Guys From Milwaukee" never
altogether ceases to be funny. Car
son is a great help in this respect
in his imitation of a cab driver
who yields nothing to a Balkan
monarchist when it comes to
charming Brooklyn girls. His out
rage that any one could compare
Balkan Prince with an upright
young man from Booklyn is as good
laugh-getter as a fellow of his
skill could ask
When Carson drops out of the
scene for a few minutes, the pic
ture has another funny sort to fall
back upon in rubber-faced S. z.
Sakan. AS the master of befuddle-
ment in many a previous screen
assignment, Sakall is at his best as
the elderly royal aide to Morgan.
Brooklyn has him completely baf-
fled with the single exception of it's
pretty girls. These he likes even
if he cannot understand either their
manners or their English.
X X X
The incident of Two Guys From
is simpler than is evil
dent when the players really get it
to rolling. 1t consists of hashhouse
meals, Fifth avenue bus rides, lee
lures on Brooklyn philosophy de-
livered by bartenders with quaint
accents, and finally, by a trick
broadcast. The latter, in which the
cab driver interviews the Prince
over a national radio network with
neither of them aware sof it, is
somewhat strained The script
writer's, however, were rather des-
perate for device to get them
selves and their characters out of
their troubles.
An open ,nicrophone is q handy
device always for that purpose.
Evening star., 1946-09-27
Earle Comedy Teaches Prince
Of Democracy in Brooklyn
By Jay Cormody

ine obviously is something funny in the IDEA of Balkan prince
learning democracy while lark Brooklyn
ingy Two comedy which moved into the
Earle yesterday The Morgan Jack
larson ana Leslie 1.-THE
ooes nevertheless ughable things world
Evening star., 1946-09-27

MII.0 Rockville. Nd. Rock. lsl.
Free Parking
Air Conditioned-At 7:25, $50.
MEREDITH in DIARY OF A CHAM
BERMAID." Tomor-Double Feature
Matinee 2 PM BILL ELLIOTT in
COLORADO PIONEERS" STEPHANIE
BACHELOR in 'PASSKEY TO DAM
GER
Evening star., 1946-09-27
Dancer Signed

Val Valentinoff, dancing star of
the Broadway stage. seen recently
with Gertrude NieSen in Follow
the Girls" and also in The Fortune
Teller was recently signed to a
term contract by RKO-Radio Pic
lures. He will be groomed for dra-
matte and musical leads.
Valentinoff, with the consent OF
his studio, has decided to enter his
new career with a new name. An
nouncement of the fact has resulted
in deluge of romantic and short
snappy name suggestions. Many oi
them will be given serious consfd.
Grafton by the versatile Val.
Evening star., 1946-09-27

W. 'niiAy ~ Will euppOIl your pT6Vl-
Gus impression that Carson in the
guise Of a good-natured dumb cluck
is one of the movies merriest clowns.
Charles Hoffman and l. A. L. Dia-
mond are credited with an original
screenplay in Two Guys From Mil
waukee." That is an exaggeration.
OF course, for the basic idea of a
prince on the loose dates back to the
first prince. The originality relates
rather to settle this particular
prince free in Brooklyn, city full
OF taxi drivers, manicurists, bar
tenders and other types which spe-
clalize in teaching democracy. Their
skill at that routine is evident in the
fact that Prince Charming Morgan
winds up by trading his Balkan
throne for the job as press agent for
q Milwaukee beer
X y x
The producers of the Earle's farci-
cal fable proceed on the sound as
sumption that all residents of Brook
lyn are characters, and consequently
a big laugh for people who do not
live on the banks of the Gowanus
canal. Instead of driving themselves
mad trying to think up new situ-
ations, they have just used the old
ones with Brooklyn tags attached.
They have made three-fourths of a
quite funny picture in this way. The
other fourth represents a straining
for laughs that simply are not to be
had, even in Brooklyn.
Carson and Morgan are the light
hearted burden bearers in Director
David Buffers comedy.
The story starts with Morgan. He
Is the Prince bound for more official
ceremonies who cracks under the
strain as his train approaches New
York Taking it on the lam in a
pair of dark glasses, he runs into
Carson, the Brooklyn cab driver
Their first stop is Harry's Hash House
In Flatbush, and after a dozen quick
les Of drink known locally as a
boilermaker," neither of them cares
where the second stop is.
The democratic process almost
Evening star., 1946-09-27

zon you can't see out of it, and In
the second place a pilot taking a
B-24 off the ground is one of the
busiest men in the world at that
moment. Pausing to flirt with some
chick on the ground, even If he
could see and recognize her, would
only be inviting badly bent air
plane and angel music.
The Capitol's stage entertainment
reaches its peak in the athletic do
ings of the Acromaniacs, whose ac-
robatics are fast and good. Others
are Jimmy Jimae, who does those
card and cigarette tricks with some
novel twists; Cookie Bowers. who
does impersonations, and Lindsay's
Lovely Ladies, with three new rou-
Evening star., 1946-09-27
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing
Stage.

stage.
National - Come on Up; $50
pm.
Capitol-"Young Widow: 10:45
am, 1:30, Ais. tbs and 10 pm.
State shows: 1245, $3.50, 6:35 and
800 pm.
CoIumbia-M Monsieur Beaucaire"
1925 am, 1:30, $50, $50, 7:3O and
9:35 pm.
Earle - Two Guys from Mil
waukee": II am, ITO, 800, 5:25
and $40 pm.
HippOdrome "Specter of the
Rose: 2:05, 3:45, 5:25, 7, $40 and
10:15 pm.
Keith's-"The Killers: 11:35 m,
1:35, 3:35, $40, TAO and 9.45 pm.
Little-"It Happened at the Inn:
II am, l, $40, $40, 7:30 and GAS
pm.
Metropolitan-"Of Human Bond
age: II am, l:05, 3:15, 5:25, 7:3C
! and $40 pm.
Palace - Holiday in Mexico:
l1:10 am, las, 4:20, SIS and csc
pm.
Pix-"Return of the Ape Man,
3:25, 5:55, $40, 10:45 pm. and IL;
am.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts, con.
!, tinuous from 1915 am.
Evening star., 1946-09-27

Two GUYS FROM MILWAUKEE" a
Warner Brothers picture with Dennis Nor
gan, Joan Leslie and Jack Carson; pro-
duced by Alex Gottlieb, directed by David
Butler: original screenplay by Charles
Hoffman and 1. A. L. Diamond At the
Evening star., 1946-09-27
TODAYS NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
Theaters Having Matinees.

All Time Schedules Given In Warner
Bros. Ads Indicate Time Feature Is
Evening star., 1946-09-27
Bergman Drama
Opening Set
For Oct. %

Joan of Lorraine" the Max
well Anderson drama with In
grid Bergman, which will open
three-week pre-BroadWay en-
gagement at Lisner Auditorium,
2lst and H streets, will open on
Tuesday night. october 29-
not the 28th as originally
booked.
Earlier mail orders, unac-
companied by check, must be
supplemented by a check or
money order, by September 80,
the Lisner management an
nounceS.
The box Office sale of tickets
will be opened october IA.
Evening star., 1946-09-27

tines. The Sam Jack Kaufman
overture is medley of "Annie Get
Your Gum tunes, featuring john
ny Lanning, who sings nicely. and
Jeanne Miss Washington Carl
son, who sings "Doin' What Comes
Maturity
Evening star., 1946-09-27

Hlpp0DR0ME K h.or sth
SssA Me. 1884. Air Cond
AIR CONDITIONED
Doors Open l :45--Wash Premiere.
Ben Hecht's Backstage Ballet Drama,
"Specter of the Rose"
Evening star., 1946-09-27

MARLBORO Upper Marlboro. Nd.
Morl. II.
Air Conditioned-At 7:25. 9:o5. JOAN
LESLIE, ROBERT HUTTON in JAMIE
GETS MARRIED" Tomor.-Doubie
Feature-Matinee PM BILL Ell
lott in WAGON WHEELS WEST
WARD" STEPHANIE BACHELOR in
'PASSKEY TO DANGER
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-15
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-15
FHA-OPA Strengthen Program
For US. Veterans Housing

Opa and the Office of the Hous-
ing Expeditor, Wilson w. Wyatt,
have announced today the in
auguration of nation-W wide COM
pliance and enforcement program
to safeguard veterans preference
and protect them from over-ceil-
ing charges for new homes erect
ed under the Veterans Emergency
Housing Program.
Wyatt has delegated the CO m
pliance and enforcement duties
to OPA, the Federal Housing
Administration continuing to set
maximum sales prices, along
with the priorities which they
grant the builder.
The four major detectives of
the program are: To protect vet
Grams preference rights; to insure
that houses built under the pro-
gram conform substantially with
the builders commitments in
their priority applications; to see
that the completed houses sell at
maximum legal prices or less;
and to obtain compliance with the
placard requirements of the pro-
gram. The placard requirements
on priority No. 5 grants Chose
applications received since Sep
tember 26, 1946) is that all dur
ing construction, and for thirty
days after completion, for houses
built under veterans priorities,
prominent place must be given to
notice that veterans have first
priority for their purchase.
In Key West, Acting Area Rent
Director Leo H. Warren, with Of
fees in the Federal Building, is
in charge of the enforcement and
compliance program. All forms
may be secured from him, any
questions regarding the program
should be directed to him.
The new program is Mr.
Wyatt's first real attempt to
force builders to comply with the
! Veterans Housing rules. It's main
purpose is to see that prioritieS
are not obtained under false pre-
lenses, but that veterans actually
get first chance at buying new
houses, without having to pay
any under-the-co bonuses.
All $50 local OPA rent con
troll offices will work with FILA
in this program.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-15
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
Know Americal

Admiral Jonas H. Ingram, re-
firing commander in chief Of the
Atlantic Fleet, born at Jefferson
Vile, Ind, so years ago.
Vice Admiral Robert L. Ghorm-
lev, retired from active duty, war
time head of the Hawaiian sea
frontier, born in Portland, Greg,
So years ago.
Mervin LIE Roy, producer-direc-
tor. born in San Francisco, 46
years ago.
Maj. Gen. Philip B. Fleming,
Federal Works Administrator,
born in Burlington, Iowa, SO years
ago.
J. Kenneth Galbraith, Fortune
Magazine editor, onetime OPA
deputy administrator, born in On
tario, Canada, 38 years ago.
James E. Markham, alien prop
erty custodian, Washington, born
in Lowell, Mass, So years ago.
DR.. Wilson NJ. Compton, presi-
dent of Washington State College,
born at Wooster, Ohio, Sc years
ago.
DR.. Elias A. Lowe, famed
Princeton photographer, born 81
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-15
Many Army Commissions
Still Open To Qualifiers

According to information re-
ceived at the Seventh A rm y
Headquarters, former Army war
rant officers and Air Forces flight
officers who are physically and
otherwise qualified for military
service in accordance with cur
rent standards for enlistment or
induction, who have served hon
orably after September 16, 1910,
and who were discharged or re-
leased from active duty on or after
May II, 1945, will be offered en-
listment in the first grade in the
Enlisted Reserve Corps.
Enlistment must be accomplish
ed within six months from the
date of discharge or relief from
active, duty or before July l,
1947, whichever is later. Such
personnel will be informed that
subsequent to enlistment in the
Enlisted Reserve Corps, they will
be eligible to compete for ap-
pointmnt as warrant officers in
the Organized Reserve Corps,
provided they remain fully quail
fled, physically and otherwise, for
such appointment.
Former enlisted male Army
personnel who are found physic-
ally and otherwise qualified for
active service in accordance with
current standards for enlistment
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-15

or induction, who served honor
ably after September Is, 1910,
and who were discharged or re-
leased from active duty on or
after May Il, l945, will be Of
fered enlistment in the Enlisted
Reserve Corps. Enlistments must
be accomplished within six
months from date of discharge or
before July l, 1947, whichever is
later.
All former male commissioned
Army officers physically quail
fled for general service, limited
service, or general service with
waiver, who have servd honor
ably, and who have not been sep
arated for unsatisfactory service,
who have not attained their six
tieth birthday, may make appli-
cation for appointment in the Of
ficers' Reserve Corps for the
highest grade held at time, of re-
lief from active duty, provided
application is made prior to July
/, 1947, or within six months from
date of relief from active duty,
whichever is later.
At the present time, there are
no provisions for the appointment
or enlistment in the Organized
Reserve Corps of nurses, dieti-
clans, members of the Women's
Army Corps or other female per-
sonnet.