Sioux City Journal from Sioux City, Iowa • 17

Postwar Marital Woes tat fTnlW. Pal CP) Dr. March 6 date of the first heavy daylight raidt onBerlin when 68 bombers failed to return. No Time for Love West Theater U. S.

LOSES 293 till PRINCESS With no law but the wild sea, the survivors tf a torpedoed ship meet the problem of life, deathvand romance In mid-Atlantic in Lifeboat; which comes to the Princess theater Wednesday. Tallulah Bankhead Is starred In a cast which includes William Bendix, Walter Slezak, Mary Anderson and John Hodiak. The companion feature will be Never a Dull Moment, starring Ff i a -i George E. Simpson, sociology professor at Pennsylvania State college, predicts that divorces wiU increase alter tne war. xxe aajm they will result from misunderstandings occasioned by separation plus the inability of hastily married couples to adjust themselves, -'i -V -M '11-111 YA 'AM 'ft Me- ROBERT BENCHIEY BETTY I-lttu ROBERT CUMMINGS rt EDGAR BARRIER lEDWARD G.

ROBINSON THOMAS MITCHELl AUBREY SMITH i ANNA IE! DAME MAY WHITTt CHARLES BOYER BARBARA STANWYCK CHARLES WINNINOIt PLUS CO-HIT THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT A SOLDIER with Tomi Neal Evelyn Keyes JjJlt VS 2:09 CO-HIT rvma TED And His Orchestra) In "TS EVERYBODY HAPPY" Today and Mon. (7 P. Betty Robert Adolphe GRABLE YOUNG MENJOU "Sweet Rosio O'Grady in Technicolor JAMES JANE KENT ELLISON WYATT TAYLOR "ARIVIY SURGEON" CARTOON NEWS Till V. i NOW 0S 1 muwwi IIUIIUI.J IliilMLSI Other days on wmcn neavy losses were suffered March it RM-Hn. 38:, March 16.

Fried- richshaf en, Ulm and Other targets, 22; March 18, AugsDurg, nea-richshafen and other targets, 43; Mrrh 23 Brunswick. Hamm, Muenster and other targets, 37. Represents Millions Tri inKSPs rlurlnc March repre sent an investment in planes of at least $73,250,000 and a regiment of 2,930 highly trained airmen. Heavy bomber losses by months since operations began in European 1942 August, none; septemner, 2: October. 7: November.

9: De cember, 13; total, 31. 1943 January, 18; jrenruary, zz; March. 18: Amil. 28: May. 68: June, 85; July, 109; August, 107; September, 84; no; November, 93; December, 163; total, 972.

1944 January. 175: February, 250; March, 293; total, 718. 3 Days Only Starts TUES. COMING FRIDAY mini THI ASTOUNDING C3AMA BEHIND. THf HEADLINES WHIN WIG Produced bf DMilYL F.ZAMICK who, has mao fhe (reafesf btf none greater hu Andrews Xicbaf.

Conti Farley Granger 4e.iB O'Shea Donald Barrj.IrBdy Marshall Sam levene Lewis Milestone 4sft STARTS FRIDAY NOV ENDS MON. 30 STARSI 3 GREAT BANDS! Ofrsctsd by Gssrg Stdasy nwslwcsfl ay sssph PsslsfVMk UK SWrJTtr-l Next FrL: "NO TIME FOR LOVE" Starts WEDNESDAY! a VMBSV1CK PJUMWE evitb JftT'imn'inr--- (mm ORPHEUM Walt Disney's celebrated full length technicolor feature, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, returns to the Orphemn screen The companion feature will be The Falcon Out West, with Tom Conway and Barbara Hale. Today (1:30 p. m. and Mnnrtnv 5 Rosie O'Grady color, with Betty Grable, Robert Young, Adolphe Menjou, Virginia Grey; and Phil Regan; Aiuijr ourgeon, with James Ellison, Jane Wyatt and Kent Taylor; also- news.

Tuesday (7 p. Wednesday 11 P.m.) and ThursrJav VT Above with Tnnn Crawford. Fred MnrMi Rathbone and Reginald Owen: plus He's My Guy, with Joan Davis, i Dick Foran, Irene Hervey, Diamond Bros, and Mills oimui comeay and news. ay (7 P- m- and Saturday (1:30 p. We've Nvr pn Licked, with Richard Quine, Anne Gwynne.

Noah Beerv: ir Asiiscou ana iiarry Davenport: plus I Walked with a 2ombi, with James Ellison. Frances tm anri Aom conway; also a cartoon. Runaway Vacation Doncaster, Eng. VPiTir. Paul Ashmore has added $10 to the cost oi nis iive-day holidav in De cember.

He left a tap runnim? in his home and 25,000 gallons of water were lost. He was fined in ior: uniawiuuy wasting water. 7 Today and Monday (11 a.m.) Johnny Come Lately, with James Cagney, Grace George, Marjory Lord, William Henry and Mar-jorie Main; plus Sundown Valley, with Charles -Starrett, Dub' Taylor, Jeanne Bates, Jimmy Wakely and the Ramblers; also Capt. America Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (11 a. Riders of the Purple Sage, with George "Montgomery, Mary Howard, Robert Barrat, Lynne Roberts and Kane Richmond; plus What a Man, with Johny Downs and Wanda McKay; also late news.1 Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday (11 a.

Sahara, with Humphrey Bogart, Bruce Bennett and J. Carrol Naish; plus Arizona Whirl, with Bob Steele, Hoot Gibson and Ken Maynard; also Capt. America. Jean Williams Is Back at Egyptian Room and Lounge Jean glamorous star of song and piano, returns to the Oasis show lounge and Egyptian room Monday evening for a limited engagement, following six months at the famous Trocadero club, St. Paul.

Miss Williams appeared at the Oasis some time ago and was acclaimed an outstanding exponent modern piano and song creations. With her current engagement, the management will begin a new policy of presenting the star entertaining in both the Egyptian room and the show lounge during the course df the evening's activities. Darrell Sheffield and his vel vety rhythms continue to please the dancing enthusiasts and are now in their 18th week in the Egyptian room. The Oasis is open after 5 p. m.

nightly except Sunday. Spices still are used to preserve food in parts of China and north Africa. tlfTS MOX, TtTES Z5e-I9c Ellen Drew, Jerry Colonna ICECAP ADES REVUE Plus 3 STOOGES Comedy Donald Duck and News tomte tin OI' Satchmo i MM i ujlijt wasting water. Hipp Theater a a 2 and LIusicalFilm on Victory Screen wauaeue uoihert I and Fred MacMurray have the stellar roles in the comedy, No Time For Love, which comes- to the Victory theater Friday. The cast also includes Ilka Chase, Richard Hayden, Paul McGrath and June Havoc.

Miss Colbert is cast as a very 01 pnoxograpner wjio gets the down-to-earth assignment of photographing sandhogs at work in a tunnel. The lovely Claudette wrinkles her aristocratic hose, but takes her camera to the! floor of me tunnel. There, she runs into Fred MacMurray, one of the workers, and the conflict between them oegins. i MacMurray refuses to Dose for a picture; Claudette takes one of him anyway, just as he swings at a guy who said something i he didn't like. When the picture appears in a MacMurray is suspended lor four, months because sandhogs aren'tj supposed to fight when on duty, i i MacMurray tells the lady what ne uums oi ner.

By way lof apology, she hires him for the neriod of the suspension, thinking that if she has him around, she'll get over her yen for him. It 1 doesn't work out quite the way she planned, and the I sandhog and the lady wind up in each other' arms. The companion feature will be Hoosier -5i Holiday, featuring the Hoosier Hot the Music Maids, George D. Hay and Isabel In addition to the" radio favorites, the cast includes Dale Evans, George Byron, Emma Dunn and Thurston Hall. 65 Firms and on Honor Roll Individuals IXTY-FIVE firms and individ uals here are inows on the honor roll for payroll purchases of war bonds by their Employes, according to announcement made Saturday by Mark Pendleton, chairman of the payroll Allotment division of the Woodbury county war finance committee.

To qualify for the honor roll requires -participation by at least 90 per cent of all employes, with aggregate bond purchases! amount ing to not less than 10 per cent of the entire payroll. The list of honor firms and organizations, based on February payrolls, in cludes: Ii) Asanrla.tlnn AnKnlattd Rntnller. Automobile Parts and Supplies M. 6 8. Co.

if Bakers Iowa Baking company. Banks First National. Toy 'National. 8ecuiity National and Woodbury County Savings. i Clothlns- (it en's Grayson's Clothes shop and Weatherwax, Inc.

i Coal Day Coal company, i i Department Stores Davidson Bros. Drurs KaU Dniir company. Toller Drug company and Walgreen Co. Druggists (Wholesale ana uanuiaciur-toK) Gaynor-Bagtstad Dry Ooods twuoiesaie) tt Express Arencies Railway Express agency. v- i Farm Machinery and Supplies Allls-Cbalmers Manufacturing company.

Five-Cent to i Dollar stores m. Kresge and Neisner Bros. Co. i. Flour Milling kodiukos Foundries Sioux City Foundry and Boiler Co.

i i Garage-rQrirHtn's garage. Grain Elevator Flanley Grain com- Uovernmentat unices uaiu employment service. Grocers (Retallj van jcaion to. Hardware Knapp Spencer Co. i ln.tir.n-T.raTIll V.Trfttt MtttUal Life Insurance Company of York.

Northwestern i Mutual lAt Insnrance company and Prudential Insurance com pany; Liouor Stores Liquor Store N. Liquor Store -No. 17 and Idquor store No. lis uorrectionvuie. Li vr stock Commission irm nirara- Coe Commission company.

Steel. Biman Co. and Mid-West Livestock commis sion 1 Loans state Finance company, lon 1 office. Lumber Bnalding-A very Schoeneman Lumber Manufacturers Master Manufacturing corporation. Wlncharger corporation, and Johnson Biscuit company.

Meat Packers Armour tuu.u; Packing company. City Wholesale Meat company and Swift Co. i Collins xransrer company, oc Western Newspaper Union, i Oil Companies Cities Service OH com pany and Inter-State Oil company. C. Kanarup, A.

i. newmra Swift A Grandy-pratt-uotton Bishor. cafeteria, Allied laboratories, tn. Frtatul.Ptka Sheet Metal and Boof- Ing companyj Esquire Tap. Northwestern Bell Telephone company, i Goodyear Service.

Sherman HessMallory. Women's Apparel Lernefa Vogue shop and Sisters. Jtac Journalistic Qualifications The famous British journalist, W. R. Holt, has defined the capabilities of a good newspaper reporter thus: 1 "He should be able to handle man as as astronomer handles telescope that 1 is, he should be able to draw him out, see through and shut him up." Veterans Wary of; Thieves Sim Valley Idaho, CP) You wouldn't think thieves would pick on wounded war veterans, but nonetheless a burglar alarm system was installed at the naval convalescent hospital at this erst while ski resort Himself Hf2 Hfli 1 Writer ef Tn the' Mood" JOE GARLAND Plus Tax Next Saturday and Sunday.

EDDY If ADTIAD Hits! I 3 Ply Bwnf I 1 Mat. HEAVY BOMBERS March Figure, However, Reflects Strength, Not Weakness BY W. W. IEERCnER Tnrinn. OV-The Britain based Eighth United States air force lost 29a heavv i.

bombers in March- more than' any other month in the history of its operations in uie European theater but its loss was a measure Of its strengtn rawer than Operational losses of the united States strategic air force in Eiiippe Vtav a iendencv to remain steady in the economical neighborhood of 5 per cent," increasing or decreasing in- oroDortion to the size of the month's operations. Thus the March losses 43 more than the nrevious high of 250 in February reflect more bombers in th air river the reich. more bombs rather than more expensive missions. 6,000 Sorties On. the basis of 5 per cent, loss of 293 planes1 would mean approximately 6,000 sorties by American heavy bombers were flown against fortress Europe last month accompanied by aoout; tne same number of fighter escorts a thundering i armada of iz.uuu warplahes.

i I In March a record number of 23 heavy bomber: missions was executed. A total of 134 fighters was lost, also a record for. a month's operations. The most expensive day for the Fortresses and Liberators was -I mm FOURTH STREET Bette Davis is starred with Miriam Hopkins in the film version of the John Van Druten's stage success, Old Acquaintance, which is now playing at the Fourth; Street theater. The companion feature is Is Everybody Happy? starring Ted Lewis and his band.

10 IV A 30 H1U NOW SHOWING i tlirrni ii I etm "Chance of a Lifetime" Chester Morris as Boston Blackle MOW ENDS MON. FAM0U5 FROM COAST TO COAST" 7 A I They pitted their Yank courage against everything the Japs had to offer and tied the whole Nip empire into knots. Dana An- drews, Sam Levene and Don-aid Barry are part of a crew which bombed Tokyo and were taken prisoner in Purple Heart, which comes to the Capitol theater Friday. Also featured in the stirring drama-are Kichard Conte, Farley Granger and Kevin O'Shea. Chief Executive Issues Plea for Backyard Gardens Washington.

OP) President Roosevelt said Saturday food re mains a first essential to winning the war" and appealed to Ameri cans to grow as many victory gardens as possible this year. He issued this plea to back yard gardeners: "1 hope every American who possibly can will grow- a victory garden this We found out last year that even the small gar dens helped. "The total harvest from victory gardens was tremendous. It made the difference between scarcity and abundance. The department of agriculture suveys show that 42 per cent of the fresh vegetables consumed in 1943 came from vie tory gardens.

This should clearly emphasize the far-reaching impor tance of the victory garden pro gram. "Because of the greatly In creased demands in 1944, we will need all the food we can grow. Food remains a first essential to winning the war. Victory gardens are of direct benefit in help ing relieve manpower, transportation living costs as well as the food problem. Increased food requirements for our armed forces and our allies give every citizen an opportunity to do i something toward' backing up the boys at the front." Invasion Money -San Francisco.

CP) Drifting into this seaport is United States invasion money, with the word Hawaii, nrmted across its face. which the Federal Reserve bank urges San Franciscans to turn in to the nearest bank. The word Hawaii was printed on the money to prevent world circulation if it fell into enemy hands. Arizona's eight national forests have a total area of more than 11,000,000 acres. i ATI hi rll.U --is.

LiiJ. foe mix orouien. Rosalind Russell and Brian Aherne at Fourth Street What a the comedy of a high pressure artists representative and a magazine writer, will come to the Fourth Street theater Friday with Rosalind Russell and Brian Aherne in the starring roles. The story "concerns -Miss Russell's efforts to find a new movie star to play the leading role in The Whirlwind, the best selling novel to which she has just sold the picture rights. Trailing her every step is Brian Aherne in the roI of a magazine writer, who is writing a story, about her and claims that the only way in-which he can do justice to her character is to be with, her almost every waking moment.

The writer gets into Miss Russell's hair and, although she doesn't re alize it, into her. heart. Even when she finds the he-man type demanded for the role in the movie, her troubles are only starting. The man she chooses is a shy college professor and a poor actor. Under expert guidance, however, the shyness disappears and the wolf in the proiessor roams the range.

This seems to make him a better actor, as well as a suitor. The varn of how these three per sons solve their difficulties and untangle themselves for the final clinch is said to contain some of the funniest situations in recent Warner Baxter anff Lynn Mer rick are Starred in the companion feature, "The 1 Crime' Doctor's rm in ctrangesx iase. iue uaai, auu includes Reginald Denny; Barton MacLane and Jerome: cowan. Guadalcanal Diary Heads New Pro-am at Iowa This Week The film version of Richard Tr egaski's famous book, Guadal canal Diary, story oi tne neroic campaign of the fighting marines against Jap strongholds on Guadalcanal and Tulaei. will be brought to the Iowa screen: Friday.

ri -In addition to presenting an authentic picture of the begin- ning of offensive warfare in the Pacific, the picture tells the tale of the men behind the guns, thumbing their noses at desperate" odds, wisecracking to the crack', of snipers bullets and dreaming of dames amidst the terrors of jungle warfare. The cast is headed by Preston Foster, Lloyd Nolan, -William Bendix, Richard Conte and Anthony Quinn. Account Sauared San Francisco. CP) Seaman Jack Faubion, .22, New York, has made liis third donation to the Red Cross blood bank, settling his personal debt for three transfusions received nearly two years ago when his ship was torpedoed at Midway. At Skylon Louis Armstrong The Skylon ballroom tonight will present the great trumpet player, The Trumpet King of Swing," "OF Satchmo" himself, Louie Armstrong, and his sensational orchestra.

With '-Louie will be featured several outstanding stars. Including Vehna MiddletoiJi singing the songs that you have enjoyed over the radio. Jimmy Anderson, Bea Boose and Joe Garland. will be remembered from the many records he has made. He also has been featured in motion pictures, the most recent being iCabia in the Sky.

TV! i 'V- Vv smuttier VICTORY Claudette Colbert tries to get Fred. Mae-Murray to listen to reason in the hilarious comedy. No Time for Love, which will be shown at the Victory theater for four days beginning Friday. Ths companion feature will be Hoosier Holiday with Dale Evans, George Byron. Emma' Dunn and the Hoosier Hot Shots.

Concise Constitution Jefferson Mo GV-Fred Nater. CaDe Girardeau newspaper man, has a newspaper man's love for brevity. He ottered a 3uo word "model" constitution to re-olace Missouri's present state con stitution of 40,000 words, MOUIE TIME TABLE ORPHEUM: Flesh and Fantasy 3:05, 6:35, 10:05. There Is Some thing About Soldier 8:30. CAPITOL: His Butler's Sister 1.

3:10. 5:20. 7:30, 9:50. The March of Time 2:45, 4:50, 7:10, 9:25. -J PREfCESSr The' Lodger 1:31, 4:22, 7:13, 10:04.

Hat Check Honey 2:58, 5:49, 8:40. VICTORY: Thousands Cheer 66, 9:45. A Scream in the Dark 2, 5:20, 8:45 HD7P: Sun Down, vauey ix. 1:50, 4:51, 7:52, 10:53. Johnny Come Lately 11:55, 2:58, 5:57, 8:58.

FOURTH STREET: Old Acquaintance 12, 3:19, 6:38, 9:57. Is Everybody Happy 1:54, 5:13, 8:32. IOWA: Chance of a-Lifetime 12:04. 3:05. 5:54.

8:55 Princess 0Rourke 1:27. .4:16, 7:17, 10:18. WEST: Sweet Rosie O'Grady 10:23. Army Sur- conn ESQUIHE: Icecapades 2:41, 4:41, 6:41, 8:41, ,10:41. 1t Ttas in C'iy sun VALLEY" Jzs.

Grer Geonr Jchnny Cone Lately tflf WMi it THRIUING! And XSs Sensational Orchestra, i.T .1, I sTZ Featuring BEA BOOSC Plus This Laurh-Loaded Co-IIit! The. RITZ BROS. In "NEVER A DULL MOMENT'" VELMA MD3DLETON Only tOt Wednesday.