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Friday, January 15, 1943 SOC a pun" 1 HAT'S what one wom a worker in a munitions facwork fry discovered. But she disvictory vered something else as well I 111 a way of getting round it. And she has sent in her idea -cause last week I asked all we can push a newspaper par- of others waiting in the queue cel through the letter box." who may have to catch a train orkers to pool their time and She volso adds: "Do clear up or bus on to work. bour-saving discoveries," by those puddles in front of your Sending them in to me. Here's doors just dig a few holes in lipp i as Grovel hat she has to say: the ground with a sharp At pres all the 200 pointed stick so that the rain This has made G.

Wilsher, of orkers in our shop stop work will run away, then we shall Enfield, have a legitimate grievhen pay is given out. I sug- be saved wet feet, wet socks ante against parents who hand test twenty at a time should go and trouser legs in the early their fares to their babies to for pay, while the others morning black-out." give to the conductress. Usually eep on working till their turn Her final paragraph is "DO the baby drops it and the chorines. It would increase out- put the numbers of the house pie has to grovel. on the floor to tut.

on yo envelopes, find it. This some" I've packed 7,000 rounds of some roads are nearly By times means the bus is mmunition while others have a mile long." kept standing at a ueued up for their pay, and A stopping place unhen been ti in plenty of time to Nurse Saves Time MARGARET necessarily until she et mine." gets up to ring the bell. Works managers please note by putting all hat Mrs. G. of Plumstead, the babies of spoon- Office Girl Saves Paper my work includes in- as suggested.

feeding age in a row, PETERSwouId serve the same agree, Miss E. Griffin of 4- 4' in a wartime day nursery and giving them mi in She says "Part of Thames Ditton, and we hope office workers will remember And workers who suffer from each a. poonful of food -in rota- voicing, and whenever any foot. troubles take heed of this tion, instead of feeding one baby orders executed require a little this. ett from Mrs.

A. Hull of at a time, and then going on to explanation, I add this in a This collection of ideas should ewisham. This is what she the next. The babies will have typed footnote on the invoice show many workers how writes: time to swallow each spoonful itself. This saves time and time, energy and money "on I suggest women who work before the next comes along, paper.

the job." machines with their feet and they won't get fed too "It seemed to me so wasteful What about sending me should, in their lunch and rest quickly." to use a letter heading and car- YOUR suggestion Address times. sit down and relax and The nurse is Miss Nanette bon copy paper when a brief it to Better Work," "Daily remove their shoes. Harper, of Edinburgh. remark on the actual invoice Mirror," Fetter lane, 11110 They should also put their feet up on a bench, or chair or nything, so that they are on List for the Shopkeeper level with the body. When be time comes for standing Save his time and his energy, again.

they won't have to writes Mrs. S. R. Smith of lrumble about aching feet and Norton, by. ong for the end of the day to writing out a list of the come." goods you want, and handing it to him, so that he doesn't A Postwoman Says Please have to make a number of journeys to the other end of do not roll newspapers the shop as you stand and think but fold them flat.

"It takes up of each of the goods you need." time to knock at doors and This will also save the time wait for people to come and take in the bulky roll. If flat, ne ADVERTISER'S ANNOUNCEMENT .0, Avg, gee Sergeant. D'you mean to say you've been leading me with all the time you had a husband Changeabouts defeat monotony All-wool shirt-waist beautifully tailored, in wine, saxe green, tan, nigger. Sizes 14, 141. Six coupons.

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of coloured woo 1. We agree, Miss E. Griffin, of These are for a baby up Thames Ditton, and we hope to a year old, and have office workers will remember this. figures tiny coloured in This collection of ideas should the design. show many workers how To get both these Free time, energy and money "on Instructions send a the job." stamped addressed enve- What about sending me lope to Mitts," Daily YOUR suggestion Address Mirror," Fet r-lane, fn Work." Daily E.C.4.

BEA NCIFIES EVER Six-months-old dialogue topical todayj 'WAY back in July last, a number of refugees from Occupied France began trickling into America via Lisbon. They told some amazing stories of conditions in North gist of which came to the ears of Hollywood. Jack of the movie the value of. this screen material, and had a story written. He called it tentatively "CASABLANCA," and.

what a lucky chance it proved, for the day the film was finished came the big news about this port. I have seen "CASABLANCA" (Warner, and Regal, today), and so topical is the dialogue that it might have been written yesterday, instead of six months ago. Setting for this thrilling yarn is a luxurious cafe run by an American (Humphrey Bogart). Into his cafe 'in Casablanca one day came a man and a woman with a price on their heads. The man (Paul Henreid) is the leader of the underground movement in Europe.

The woman is the girl Bogart loved and lost during happier days. It is the drama of their clashes with a vicious Nazi officer (Conrad Veidt), and with a Vichy official (Claud Rains), which keeps the issue in suspense. There are many laughs (mainly at the expense of the Gestapo), several big thrills, a most ingenious climax, and one inspired scene. This is when a bunch of armed and arrogant Germans invade the cafe, start singing Watch on the Rhine," and are silenced when customers and waiters unite in the singing of the Marseillaise." Ingrid Bergman a woman torn between her love for two excellent romantic interest. Her easy and natural acting is far more effective than anything put over by any of the orthodox and glamorised Queens of romance.

Casablanca is in the picture house packer No. 1 class. 4 ALSO in this programme is BEYOND THE LINE OF DUTY," one of the best shorts I have seen It is the life by Major Hewitt T. Wheless, one of America's airman heroes. And what terrific drama is packed into this twenty-minute picture about a cowboy who has become a crack pilot This is an object lesson in the art of putting over inspiring the story is true.

What a pity our people didn't do one about Bader and other of our Air Force heroes as an inspiration to our youth. THE VANISHING VIRGINIAN (Empire, Today) HOLLYWOOD slips the clock back twenty-five years for the setting of this sweet and fragrant comedy a ma American village life. Frank Morgan is the lovable head of a family whose joys and sorrows provide the incident in a homely and sentimental story in which laughter and tears are neatly balanced. Kathryn Grayson supplies musical interludes as well as a good study of a girl in the throes of her first romance. Enjoyable and escapist.

YOU CAN'T ESCAPE FOREVER" (New Gallery, Sunday) THIS is a gangster story brought right up to which George Brent, as an enterprising reporter smashes up a racket in motor Tyres and food. Eduardo Ciannelli is the Black Market and Roscoe Karns supplies his own specialised line of comedy. Settings vary from a lively dance club to a there is plenty of action in both. Good entertainment. THE 8.8.

C. BRAINS TRUST (Released shortly) TIS amusing and enjoyable thirty-minute film shows the Brains Trust in session Do na 1 McCullough, Commander Campbell, Dr. Joad and Dr, on this occasion by Miss Jennie Lee and Colonel Walter seen answering questions The show was quite unrehearsed, but is none the worse for that. An interesting screen novelty, with a ready-made audience of millions. I JANE 71 31 tkei ii: A-AH! -THE AIRS HULL -0-0-0! rI VE LOS '-')''.

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