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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15

Durham, Miss Christiana Wood,
Mrs. c. H. Albro. Miss Elizabeth
Clark. Mrs. E. R. Clark, Miss
Juanita Rankin, Mrs. R. F. Ran
kin Miss Rosanna Bishop, Mrs.
R. L. Bostian, and Miss Helen
Dobson.
Mrs. E. H. Rusher, Miss Mary
Lily Davis, Mrs. W. c. Davis,
Miss Mary Lou Mintz, Miss Jo-
hanna Duls, Miss May Grant, Mrs.
Margaret Grant, Miss Judy Johns
ton, Mrs. Joan Cook, and Miss
Doris Hewlett.
Mrs. K. F. Jenne. Miss Eliza
beth Peach, Miss Elizabeth Nc
Whorter, Miss Lou Stacherskl,
Mrs. Edna W. Parker, Miss Thel-
ma Edgerton, Mrs. Ada Edgerton,
Miss Bessie Faye Hunt, Mrs.
George F. Hunt, Jr., Miss Mabel
Watson, Miss Edna Hemby, Miss
Christine Coins, Miss Elolse
Maultsby, Miss Cornelia Holden,
Mrs. W. B. Bellois, Miss Aileen
Williams, and Miss Charlotte Col
lette.
Miss Clarice Swain, Mrs. Emma
C. Herring, Miss Margaret Barker,
| Mrs. Earl Smith, Mrs. j. D. Free
man, Miss Sarah Honeycutt, Miss
Dorothy Kennedy, Mrs. R. L. Ken
nedy, Miss Inez Hufham, Miss
Beatrice MCGEE, Mrs. Lottie Nc
Lendon, Mrs. Bruce Bradshaw,
Miss IONA Gordon, Miss Dolly
Saunders, Mrs. j. D. Saunders,
Miss Susan Smith, Miss Lillian
Jenkins, Miss Faye Land, and
Mrs. J.. T. Land.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15
Cooking
BY A
Fit For A King
flaw protL

Clam Broth
Finnan Haddie
Peas And Carrots
Avocado And Tomato Salad
Indian Dressing
Fresh Fruit Gelatin
Recipes Serve Four
Finnan Haddie
l IL pounds Finnan Haddie
! cup White Sauce
/ cup heavy cream
l hard cooked egg
Chopped Parsley
Poach or steam Finnan Haddie
Is to 20 minutes or until tender.
Do not pile fillets on top of one
another, each should be directly
exposed to steam. Drain and flake
coarsely. Combine white sauce
and cream. Add Finnan Haddie
and heat. Pour creamed fish onto
a hot platter and garnish with
egg slices and chopped parsley.
Indian Dressing
hard cooked egg yolks
1-2 cup olive oil
2 tablespoons wine vinegar
tablespoon lemon juice
IA teaspoon paprika
Cayenne, salt and pepper
IL teaspoon sugar
l tablespoon minced green pepper
l tablespoon minced red pepper
l tablespoon minced beet, cook
s. ed
2 tablespoons minced parsley
Force egg yolks through a sieve.
all ingredients and shake
until well blended.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15
CasWell Sellman
Engagement Made
Known In State

NEW BERN, May IA. MI.
and Mrs. Albert Hall Selman OF
Washington, D. c., have an
nounced the engagement OF their
daughter, Dorothy Vivian. to John
Lewis Caswsll, Jr., son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jdan L. Caswell OF
Washington and Warrenton.
Miss Sellman is a granddaughter
of Mrs. Edgar Harper and the
late MI. Harper, who was for
some years owners and editor
of a newspaper here. The we'd
ding will take place June 7.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15
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Wom NJ; H.. News Is: ......
KAY GOODMAN-Social Editor Dial 1851
Dates to Remember

800 .. m, - The regular meet
ing of the BPO Does Drive 80.
will be held at the Elks Tenn
pie, 400 South Front street.
FRIDAY
1890 D. m.-The Public Affairs
luncheon will be held at the
YWCA. Miss Maude Weber
will be guest speaker.
$3.50 pm. The Crepe Myrtle
Garden club will meet at the
home of Mrs. J. E. Hall in
Winter Park. AL members
are invited.
800 D. H. The Noe Guild of ST.
Andrews Episcopal church at
Wrightsville sound will
give a play. The Rag Car
pet Cutting Bee" in the
parish house.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15
Winners Named For Duplicate
Contract BridgeAt Clubhouse

Walter Curtis, and Mrs. Louis
Mrs. James Hughes, MS.
Robert Strange, Mrs. W. G. Broad
foot, Cr., Mr. and Mrs. E. C..
Hines, Mrs. Harry S,ovau, Miss
Jennie Murchison, Miss Margue-
rite Walker, Miss Mary Anne
Cheatham(, Charles Blake. Miss
Jane LeGrand, Miss Daisy Lee
Woodbury., Mrs. E. W. Walbach,
Miss Martha Stack, Mrs. Vera
Diehl Blake, and Mrs. Winston
Broadfoot.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15
Mary Lewis,
Mr.. TrOutman
Are Betrothed

Mrs. Mamie Lewis of Seagate an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter, Mary, to Marvin L.
Troutman, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
P. Troutman of Wilmington.
The wedding will take place in
the near future.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15
Presbyterian
Young Adults
To Have Party

The Young Adult group OF I'm.
manuel Presbyterian church VIII
entertain at a party Friday night
at the church at s o'clock.
Young members of the church
are invited to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15

60! s ": s Ct s;:

Don't let your child sufer The t,nr
Pin-Worms! Today, thanks to p1
medically recognized drug, a hight
tive treatment has been made poaa|
So watch for the warning siga !
eiany the embarrassing rectal It'll
JAYkE'S f.W right away and iuus
directions. These small, eesy.to.aks
were developed after years Of pSia
search in the Laboratories Of Dr.. D. ID
& Son to act in a special way u nd
Pin-Worms.
It's easy to remember P.W for ein!Wa
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15

Meeting Postponed
The melting Of the Past Poca-
hontas league scheduled for fhis
week has been postponed, 1t was
announced today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15
Bern Couple
Engaged To v

NEW BERN, May !5-y,
Mrs. c. B. Taylo- amour.
engagement of theer dan.
Dorothy, to Walter Dixon r..
Son Of Mr.. and Ms. ] n,
of Goldsboro, the we6di1g N
place in July.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15
PERSONALS

Mrs. P. H. Squires, Jr., Of Boil.
ton is now at home, following a two
weeks illness in the Mcleod In.
in Florence, S. C.aMrs.
Squires will be at the home Of her
parents In Effingham, S. c. for
several days before r%eturnins n
Bolton.
David Orrell, who has been 2
patient at James Walker NJ
mortal hospital has moved n The
nome OF his daughter, Mrs. w A
M Ea.a. I Lee Drive. Lake
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15

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Evening star., 1947-09-04
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

StaEe.
National-"We Love a Lassie''
$50 pm.
Ambassador - Carnegie Hall
1:20, 1855, $50 and 9:l5 pm.
Capitol-"Kiss of Death; II am
1:45, 4:30, tbs and 10 pm. Stag
shows: LOS, $50, 6:35 and $40 pm
Colu bia-"Gone With tn,
Wind; GAS am, 1:35, 5:25 ant
9:15 pm.
Earle-"Carnegie Hall; 11:05 am
lao, AIS, $50 and $50 pm.
Hippodrome-"The Happy Breed"
2:05, 4:05, sos, 8 and 10 pm.
keith's-"The Bachelor and tn,
Bobby -Soxer"; 1875 am, 1:35, 3::35
5:35, 7:35 and 9:35 pm.
Little-"Fantasia";; HOS am.
los, $40, Sis, 7:2O and $50 pm
observation-disclosures Strang.
err; 11:10 am, lis, 800, 5:25, 7:35
and 9:45 pm.
Mother Wore Tights"
1o:45 am, 1855, 3:O5, Sis, 7:2s
and 9:35 pm.
Pix-"Foolish Virgin; $3.50, $50
1918 and 1926 pm.
Trans News and shorts
Continuous from 1915 am.
Evening star., 1947-09-04

wrench into her daughters plan fol
vacation up North. Greer had K
wait while Nina finished her role
with Jimmy Durante in "On Ar
Island With YOU" It's usually the
other way 'round-Nina has to wait
for Greer.
Maria Montez is a very brave girl
There's nothing harder to do well
than a comedy. But Maria's next
for Seymour Nebenzal, Queen of
Hearts" is just that. She'll be back
from Europe next month with a
slew of new Paris clothes to use In
the picture.
Remember Buster Keaton, dead
pan comic? Well, Buster is now
in Paris at LIE Roulet for six weeks.
Then he will tour the main cities
of Europe = those that are still
standing. Buster is still favorite
over there.
The oldest twosome-Jack Demp-
sey and Hat Maker John Frederics
in huddle at a recent party. I
wonder what they talked about
hats and gloves?
Jimmy Cagney is in New York for
three weeks having the time of his
life and sort of exploiting the pic
ture, THE Time of Your Life" COM
pleted last week.
The Joan Caulfield feud with Di-
Evening star., 1947-09-04

ditional and always popular part.
this year is of such negligible con
sequence that its title is not ever
mentioned in the latest memo from
the revival sponsors.
The opening date is September 2:
and the drama will run for weel
under precisely the same conditions
that prevailed with Gadsby's wa.
one of the major road" stopovers ir
the American theater, and one which
drew a lively trade from travellers
along the Kings highway.
Aside to Edna Horsington: About
Miss Ida Lupino and Gene Tierney
we feel just as you do. And, in q
nice way, you are quite wrong ir
your recollection of anything We
ever have said of the latter. Coins
all the way back to her Broadway
appearance with Elliott Nugent in
The Male Animal"
X X X
Expansion note: Robert Porter.
fields Barter theater players will
make their tour this fall on a ma.
tionwide scale. Three companies
of the State sponsored Abingdon
group will cover the entire 48 States
in repertory of the theater's sum.
mer hits.
Evening star., 1947-09-04
Ideal Location?
BY the Assoeioted Press
HNIJ,vWNOr

HOLLY LYWOOD.
~RKO location scouts found almost
exactly the spot they wanted for q
harvest sequence in Rachel" near
Eugene, Greg. The script called fol
a certain kind of corn and some
pine trees, none of which was
available there-but that was all
right. They could haul In what
ever else was needed.
So, two acres of Los Angeles
County corn was dug up and ship
ped to Eugene. and four pine trees
were moved mile and half down
a hill.
1t was only then that the movie
man learned that the hill, at the
foot of which they had planted
their corn and trees, was known
locally as "Rattlesnake Hill"
Seven rattlers have been killed to
date
Evening star., 1947-09-04
Beal, has a part in Miracle of the

Beal, has a part in Miracle of the
Bells"
Frank Sinatra turned over SIS, ,00t
to the Damon Runyon cancer fund
receipts from the baseball game he
put on with Andy Russell at Gill
more Stadium. frankie played a
terrific game. The only movie
actor who disappointed was Cam
eron Mitchell, and Cam is supposed
to be in the semipro class!
Rosalind Russell is paging Ian
Hunter for a big part in her COM
edy, THE Velvet Touch Ian Is
one of the few British actors who
returned to England during the war.
And he won a lot of medals.
Deanna Durbin's press agent at
Universal is one of the casualties of
the current purge to cut expenses.
Deanna wants him reinstated and
I think she rates better treatment
than she is getting. up in Central
Park will not be in technicolor-
and Deanna hates to make musicals
in black and white. Has Universal
forgotten that it was Deanna's early
pictures that pulled the studio out.
of bankruptcy?
Dorothy Lamour's Lulu Belle"
for Ben Bogeaus, will be released
through Columbia. With the world
market doing fadeout just now,
independent producers are trying to
tie in with studios that have big
releasing outlets here.
Il
Mrs. Margaret Tracy is applying
for American citizenship. Mother
of Peggy Cummins, Mrs. Tracy, with
her first Hollywood role in Sign
Of the Ram" tucked under her belt,
is now going all-out for a movie
career.
And that reminds me - Greer
Garson's mother, Nina, threw a
Evening star., 1947-09-04
Hollywood:
Lucille Ball
A Box Office
Gold Mine
By SheiIoh Grohom

George Raft is bringing Daniellt
Darrieux back to Hollywood. George
Is now making a deal with Univer.
sal-International to borrow Danielle
for his picture, Morocco" which he
starts in that Algerian town ano
finishes in Hollywood. There's
quite story behind the loan-out
Back in 1899 George made movie
for Universal, and told the then
wobbly company, you can pay me
when you like" Boss Spitz is still
grateful. Danielle is under contract
to Universal and when Raft wanted
her, that was that.
Dick Powell and June Allyson are
homeless again. They've been
staying in Robert Montgomery's
home, but the Mrs is returning and
even though Robert telephoned
them from New York to stay as long
as they like, they'll go to a hotel
if they can get in one, until moving
into their new house. That will be
long time, because June says that
Richard has a mania for tearing
down walls.
Lucille Ball is cutting short her
fabulously successful stage tour in
Dream Girl" and is returning to
Hollywood ahead of Hubby Desi
Arnaz to rest up for her next movie
for Hunt Stromberg. I'm told that
Lucille drew down neat $4,000 for
one week in Detroit. Maybe now
her Metro bosses will realize their
Miss Ball is box Office gold mine.
Jane Greer has dyed her hair
blond for stations West"
X X y
I learned that Jane Wyman Is
being coached for her deaf-mute
role in Johnny Belinda" by Helen
Craig, the gal who played 1t on
Broadway. Helen, wife of John
Evening star., 1947-09-04

&1CG Ol1 OlloJ oOO3C.
In September, he said, he would
be here to direct Judith Anderson
I'm the 'Medea," task to which he
was looking forward because he is
filled with admiration for both the
play and the woman who is its
star.
Once the play was out of the
way, rather interesting repertory
idea was to engage Gielgud. That
was g. program of two plays by
Terrence Rattigan. The plays, one
in one act, another in two, were
written especially for Gielgud and
we're to give him the opportunity to
play widely varying characters. One
was school-master type; the other
a modern I,ondoner with playboyish
overtoneS.
After so much period material for
SO long a time-topped off by THE
Importance of Being Earnest" and
the Congreve comedy-Gielgud was
piqued by the opportunity to become
contemporary for a. season.
1t develops, however, that actors
plans are no more reliable and
:trustworthy than your own. After
the "Medea" production is directed
and out of the way, Gielgud will be
neither light nor contemporary, nor
will he have anything to do with
the drama from such light-nearted
pen as Rattigan's.
On the contrary, he will star in
Crime and Punishment" in which
he will play the meditative Raskol-
nikoff, a morose and melancholy
sort.
This time, Gielgud will not direct.
Under average circumstances, which
seldom appear in the lives of out
standing actors, he thinks it is I'M
wise to direct and star n any play.
He has done it, indeed was doing
1t that very Sunday afternoon last
April on the eve of a final rehearsal
In Love for Love-" but he does not
believe in 1t.
In London a season or so ago,
Gielgud was a sensation in Crime
and Punishment.
His plan to play it here this season
Is break for Broadway, and, quite
possibly Washington, which may see
the Russian drama on its way into
New York.
AS programs 60, even those of
actors, this represents quite al
change in the original plan.
IN the fashion of diligent press
representatives, Helen Hoerle of
Lady Windemere's Fan" has been
digging assiduously in Wildeiana,
Oscar, OF course.
One of the things she comes up
with that you may not have run
across yourself is the text of Oscars
first night curtain speech on the
occasion of this, the first of his
successful plays. Said he then:
Ladies and gentlemen: I have
enjoyed this evening immensely.
The actors have given a charming
rendering of delightful play and
your appreciation has been most
intelligent. I congratulate you on
the great success of your perform
ance which persuades me that you
d1Il1SS9 VI UliC pldy
as l do myself"
Modern playwrights are shyer
types.
A local group which pays no heed
to Shakespeare's admonition about
the play being the thing is that
which sponsors the Gadsby Tavern
Colonial Theater revival play in
Alexandria every year The play is
merely an incidental item in the
recreation of an evening of enter
tainment as it was produced 200
years ago when George Washing
ton used to journey up to town for a
spot of relief from plantation life.
AS a matter of fact, the play
which will be presented at the ira
Evening star., 1947-09-04
New Name, Contract

Michael Flagg, formerly con-
tract player at RKO Radio under his
real name, Michael st. Angel, has
been cast in Race Street" and
again signed by this studio TO a
long-term contract. He joins a cast
which is topped by George Raft,
William Bendix and Marilyn Max
we'll.
A product of the Broadway stage,
Flagg appeared in Marine Raiders" :"
First Yank Into Tokyo and Bride
BY Mistake" while under contract to
RKO in 1945.
Evening star., 1947-09-04

rector Johnny Farrow is the tall
of the town. Joan was originally
scheduled to work in two Of Johnny's
pictures, "The Night Has Thou
sand Eyes" and THE Long Gray
Line" But now she is out of both.
Dana Andrews tells me that he
has 5000 relatives! They will hold
their annual reunion the week of
August Is in Mount Olive, Miss
Dana hopes to attend-if Daisy
Kenyon" is finished by then.
(Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1947-09-04

ADJUSTMENTS
Evening star., 1947-09-04
Gielgud's Plans, Like Others,
Are Subject to Revisions
Bv Jov Cormody

John Gegud bhe in spirit that April Sunday afternoon
tea-Whout willard
last
to the following Tuesday night a National.
The definite outline that
remained be filled
Evening star., 1947-02-25

waiter + sspD' e; Union Bridge. No, and
"e theRs, 2s. both Of Alexandria. MAJ
Gordon A. Hess, 20. Bethesda, and Leets
Charles B; coyington, 80. and Mabel Haden
John In 6. s0 speer. %. and Sara A. Dennis, "a
D9th l,.p.r 9i Wsshingt9pn ss EYgy and ANGEL.
Isn9letsp o.. 10 both Of Isa WashInston
lfnsi ns both q Aefs q a Jean
rsa sT!ng ! is s. both Ct RSyd %o5.r Nd g. v.
Boris Fstalssy; It "a, pan and oIsa Pawlish' 21
Frances 9. Humphreys, %, Silver Spring
James o. Phillips 36, and Ethel Robertson
ws4ren s9 9Gsn walleT "a aoesyile ad Katie Warren
John H. Green, 26, and Ursala Cohen. 81
Ed@and nH1h Of Fffss1ssis fEomp5ds 81 and Wilma
James ! 4; j 5sarsspt, =; A. ssd r Mildred Hay,
Weldon smith, 60 and cathsieens A. rurr
Freq n bots ssout9saR as 81 spa Joan NJ Black
Helen Taylor, %, Chance; Va;
chders Wr5ffa a. Both of washinsson Mgsor'e
Charles w. Horn, 80, and Mary Z. Cope
land. "a, both Of Washington;
Norman Scrogsins. 81, and Estelle Queen
20, both of Washington.
Murmon McKnight. 4s, and Gertrude
Green, 40. both of Baltimore.
| Thomas Rhone. 30, and Irene Broughton,
21, both OF Washington.
Roy K: Kline. "a. and Dorothy Walshinsky.
1S, both of Washirgton.
|
both of WASHINGTON.
Louis G. ,Elseroad. 30. and Louise Gold.
2S, both of Washington.
Emory L. Cornwell, 90 Manassas. Va, and
Mary A. Mizen, 20, Mt. Hermon, KY.
Evening star., 1947-02-25

Don o. Wright, 20, and Mary Z. Howell.
81, both OF Washington.
Harry Z. True, 23, Wakefield, Mass. and
Loretta M. Richter, "a, Kearney. Nebr.
Russell r. Ross. 25, Vienna, Va, and Phyl-
lis L. Franks, 23. Midland, Pa.
Harley r. White, 90, Sebastian, Tex, and
Lois A. Yeager, Is, Susarloaf, Pa.
Joseph II. Hesser, jr., 90, Pine Grove, Pa,
and Jean K. Fey, 25, Schuykill Haven.
Freeman j. Hawkins, 3s, Rockville. and
Martha Jones, SO. Washington.
Grayson L. Fisher. 23, and Jessie NJ. Span
gler. 1s. both Of Frederick.
Evening star., 1947-02-25

Edward D.. Herbert 81, Laurslton. n. j.,
and Kathleen Farnell. 81, New London.
Conn.
Joseph W. Grier, .1e, Philadelphia. and
Joyce I. Good, Is, Hyattsville,
Irving D. Rosenman. 80. and Phyllis Sha-
RoRbs1, Rir9' T7' a New y9rk City ,,,.~.
Evening star., 1947-02-25

Is, both Of clarksburs. Nd.
Clarence E. couaill. SO. and Eva p. Dyke,
25 both Of washington.
Fannie Taylor, 35, and Ollie Bailey, 80,
both Of Washington.
Thomas r. Seymour, 90. and Evelyn Lamb,
is. both of Arlington,
Evening star., 1947-02-25

service Within the few months total diesel power
will be 7o4 $50 horsepower. g ~ ! s2,s1
Curves being straghened bridges being rebuilt
and hundreds of miles being reraed with heavier track
to provide greater speed and safety.
Radio replacing the old hand and whistle signals in the
yards which both increases safety and expedes the
of freight
War-heralded eectronics finding application in
determining the strength of STEEL and testing the
and strains in bridge
We pioneering in glass brick in roundhouse walls for
better light and improved working conditions
The simple truth thot the me'orsst the scientist ond
the engineer have produced motea equipment suhabs
for use railroad transportation which being used by
Santa Fe todoy
Pioneering in Public Service
We pioneering in other drections Not long ago.
the Interstate Commerce Commission permitted extension
of Santa Fe service the harbor of Long Beach, California
which, along with Los Angeles harbor, promises be of
great importance in the development of traffic the Far East
This a service long desired by the public.
In similar spirit of service and progressiveness Santa Fe
Is seeking, in conjunction with the Burlington
fast between St. Louis and Kansas City, there
ing with the present main line of Santa Fe.
Air-minded, Too!
Santa Fe is offering expand the scope of its public
ice by establishing air operation carry mail and
freight in Santa Fe territory Applications for that purpose
have been fled with the Civil Aeronautics Board.
Free Enterprise in Action
submit these few facts examples offree enterprise work
the Santa Fe.
We force people to ride trains to ship
"Santa Fe all the Way but under American system of
competition that going make in.
creasingly attractive them to do
Yes, the trail is always new-today -tomorrow-and
tomorrow.
feel confident in saying that this is spirit which prevails
among the TO- 900 men and women of our lines.
~
F. 6. GURLEY, President
THE ATcHIsON TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAILWAY COMPANY
Evening star., 1947-02-25
Marriage License
'AppIicotions

Under D. C. lalDs couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Catt three fuH days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1947-02-25

New that fe war Is over you and and The fellow down fhe
street are learning asan who means when Buyer
meets Seller under The Stimulus Of good edfashioned
American competition operating In q free market. III
We hope competitors have The some idea-for the spirit
Of honest competition is what has mode This The sein'
aheadest'' country The face Of The earth.
The American people have repeatedly expressed their
Adenee in this competitive system. feel obligation TO
report a few Of The things doing under II.
The Santa Fe lines have been called the trail that Is always
new"
Yesterday as an "eary settler fought way
blazing deserts rocky peaks and flooded rivers in lay
ing our tracks across the Southwest
Today in breaking trail in the direction of tech
nologes and techniques fighting stubborn national
reconversion problems that holding back delivery of
and muchneeded eupm and materials needed for
Improvements in our physical plant
However, the "bugs' in getting back normal begin
ming to be worked out.
1t is now hoped within the few months
move forward rapidly with improvement program
and definitely completely daily Super Chief
and Captain ChicagoLos Angeles run also COM
petely new swfter sreamlned service between Chicago
and the sunny heart of Texas.
New Fleet Of Fine Troins
These streamlined deselpowered trains will embody
everv refinement of comfort that have been able de-
vse-greater privacy, to stretch out, and new
convenences that "something to write home about"
Sleeping cars will be "wired for sound that, you
WISH you will have your choice of recorded musical seec
tons radio programs simply by pushing button
AS usual Fred Harvey will look after the interests of the
Santa Fe travellers inner with the finest cuisine and
dining service available anywhere in the world CAT least
that is what passengers say about it)
New lunch counter" diners of our trains will
you light snack any time well as complete
and more leisurely meal in the Fred Harvey manner
Pioneering in Equipment and Facilities
It is in line with Santa Fe tradition that have pioneered
in diesel power and have 65s,76o horsepower In