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THE DAILY MAIL, HAGERSTOWN SATURDAY- DECEMBER 20. 1941. THREE U.S. EMPLOYES ARE SHIFTED Ten Thousand Told To Leave Capital To Make More Room. WASHINGTON, Dec.

Roosevelt today ordered 10,000 government workers to move out of Washington to make room for defense employees. The President's order was made public by Budget Director Harold D. Smith, who said those to move be drawn from the approximately 11,000 employees of 12 Federal agencies. The employees will be moved to St. Louis, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.

Smith said "further studies are being made "to determine what other employes can be moved out of Washington. This is-just the first batch." Tile new transfers and the approximate number of employees involved in each case follow: St. Electrification Administration, 1,100, and Farm Security Administration, 900. "New Office, 1,400. and Wildlife Service, National Park Service, 175; Office of Indian Affairs, 300; Railroad Retirement Board, Employees' Compensation Commission, 500.

Philadelphia Alien Registration, Certification and Research Divisions of the Immigration' and Naturalization Service, 950; Bureau of Old-age and Survivors Insurance of the Social Security Board, 1,750, and Securities and Exchange Commission, 1,400. and Hour Division, and part of the solicitor's office of Labor Department, 550. SCHWINN BICYCLES A. Small Depmoslt Will Hold Any Bike Till HilFs Toy Novelty Store 11 South Potomac St. THE DOOLITTLES Trademark Applied For U.

S. Patent Office HTOU5D TEEES THAW YOU HAD TIED VUAY7 War Time Justice SOUTH BEND, Dec. 20 Raymond 56, pleaded guilty to a charge of being drunk but pleaded'too that he was a skilled worker in a factory turning out Army trucks. City Judge George A. Shock suspended a 30-day jail term.

"We must," said the judge, "keep the nation's war effort in mind 1 at all times." MARYLAND ENTIRE WEEK STARTING MONDAY MATINEE 1:00 3:15 EVENING 7:00 9:15 TANK JOHN SUTTON REGINALD GARDINER LAST TIMES TODAY PRODUCED BY DARRYL F. ZANUCK DIRECTED BY HENRY KING Praducir LOU Cdttmen by and KoH Tunbtrg 3f WILLIAM POWELL in "SHADOW9FTHETHIN MAN" ACADEMY MONDAY AND TUESDAY Continuous 1 to 11 P. M. A Kxwty beirtK and on pee reportw nwteh wih with mostor minds of the 'underworld in a of 'tfirilts ond chilH! -rlRtJI TERRV BBRRIE LAST TIMES TODAY Cont. 1 to 1:00 22c to 6:00 P.

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With the roar of the attacking planes overhead, Tyrone Power swings into action in his latest picture for 20th Century-Fox, "A Yank in the R. A. showing all next week at the Maryland Theatre. Inset shows Power as the Yank with Betty Grable, who portrays the American dancer who becomes his sweetheart. ADOLPHE MENJOU, GLORIA SWANSON, IN NEW FILM Bringing together Adolphe Men- jou and Gloria Swanson, resuming her spectacular career, "Father Takes a Wife" presents a sparkling tale of! modern marriage and its complications.

Written directly for the screen by the noted team Dorothy and Herbert Fields, the story deals with the hilarious troubles that surround the wedding of a wealthy shipping magnate and a temperamental stage star. The magnate's stuffy son and serious-minded daughter-in- law both view the step with apprehension and view the frequent hectic quarrels of the love-birds with alarm. But the couple is finally started off on a honeymoon, only to return with more trouble in the person of a handsome young singer whom the star has taken under her wing. The singer's presence in the mag- TODAY ONLY A HURRICANE ON AHORSE FANNING HIS FORTY-Fl FUZZY KNIGHT KATHRYN ADAMS HERBERT RAWUNSON THE NOTABLES ond NEIL O'DAY BARRT MON. TUES.

WED. nate's home finally breaks up the marriage, and when the son and his wife take over the baritone's career, he innocently splits up that home as well. How the two couples are reconciled and the singer satisfactorily disposed of, makes for the gay climax to this fast-moving film. Men- jou is ideally suited to the role of the excitable magnate, while Miss Swanson is as glamorous as ever in the part of the quick-tempered actress. The American Medical Association was founded in Philadelphia in 1846.

VISIT Our CATALOG ORDER DESK IT SIMPLIFIES ORDERING Sears Roebuck Co. 6 North Potomac St. SOMETHING! if you let our collection of Elgin, Hamilton, Waltham and other fine watches for Christmas giving escape your notice. Each one is a tribute to the giver! Guaranteed reliability regardless of cost. 'ARIZONA CYCLONE" SHOWING AT HENRY'S Cyclone," Johnny Mack Brown, Fuzzy Knight, Nell O'Day and others is showing today only at Henry's Theatre, and if you like your westerns fast and furious, then this is the picture for you.

Brown plays the role of Tom Baxter who runs the P-BL freight lines for Randolph. Quirt Crenshaw has a wildcat outfit to outwit Randolph, and he doesn't care what methods he uses to do it. Muleshoe (Fuzzy Knight) gets on to this wildcat outfit, and tells Tom. There is a dash to "oeat each other, and Tom wins. Adam Draper is head of the bank, and the head of the wild cat outfit, secretly.

He puts in his hand to stop the honest business of Randolph and his help, but fate takes a hand and the outlaws are finally brought to justice. How this is done, and ho-w the honest outfit is almost wiped out before it is accomplished, forms the nucleus of one of the most exciting western films to play in Hagerstown for many a day. The latest chapter of "The Iron Claw" and other selected short subjects complete the program. But remember this, if you like thrills, comedy, and excitement-plus, then "Arizona Cyclone" will please you beyond measure. Others in the cast are Herbert Rawlinson, a Adams, and Dick Curtis.

NEW BARRY FILM HIT THRILLS FIRST-NIGHT FANS Action is the order of the day at the Colonial Theatre, where "Kansas newest of Republic's Don Barry westerns, opened for a two day run yesterday. The picture is a veritable cyclone of fast action, tin-ills and, in fact, everything that goes to make up a successful western. Don Barry rode triumphantly across the sagebrush firmament when he won the coveted role of "Red Ryder" in the Republic serial of the same name. Old-timers who had seen many other promising personalities flash and then fizzle, viewed his future skeptically. But Barry was able to hold his own, and is now established as one of the front rank western stars of the screen.

In "Kansas Cyclone" he portrays the youthful United States marshal who has been sent by Wells-Fargo to capture the bandit gang who have preyed on their cargoes. There is a girl in the time it is blonde and beauteous Lynn Merrick, who recently won recognition when she was selected one of the 1941 baby stars considered most likely to succeed. The American forces in Iceland, a land of Santa Glaus weather but no Christmas trees, were sent Christmas trees from the TJ. S. Indexed classified go straight Classified Ads can ret you what to the point and get quick results.

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box asst. Chocolates $1.00 CLEAR TOYS Ib. 20c HARD CANDIES Ib. 15c 20 North Potomac Street PROPERTY OWNERS YOU HAVE A CHOICE GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIZED HOUSES AND ADDITIONAL UNNECESSARY TAX BURDENS OR FUTURE OF YOUR CITY PROVIDE FOR AN ADDITIONAL 500 FAMILIES CITIZENS INTERESTED IN THEIR CITY MUST GIVE THIS ASSURANCE! The Hagerstown Real Estate Board and the Chamber of Commerce has been called upon by a Washington representative to obtain assurance from the citizens of this community of a definite program for the completion of 500 housing units suitable for industrial workers by JULY 1 1 942 and recommending that if such positive assurances are not given by the Hagerstown Real Estate Board and Builders by January 5, 1942 that the Government will erect 500 SUBSIDIZED HOUSES IN THIS COUNTY. If the Government should erect such houses every citizen taxpayer will pay for them as well as the cost of new streets, sewers, water lines, and create unfair sale and rental competition for all privately owned property.

Phone any of the Realtors whose name appears at the bottom of this advertisement and advise what YOU are willing to do towards YOUR DUTY in providing housing for new employees coming to Hagerstown for defense work. Consider CAREFULLY and call a Realtor at once and answer the following questions. 1. Will you convert your building into more apartments or rooms. How many? 2.

Are you now building or re.modeling? How many? 3. Do you contemplate new building? When? How many? 4. Do you now have an apartmment, house or rooms for rent? How many? 5. Will you make one or more available? DEAL WITH "He Has Your Interest At Hearf HAGERSTOWN REALTY COMPANY 12 W. Franklin Street Phone 166 HUTSON-HETZER AGENCY 7 Summit Ave.

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