International projectionist (Jan 1943-Dec 1944)

ACROSS 1. A unit in Rommel's last stand 8. He acted swindled 15. Do enter is more caustic than polite 16. Our dean gambles on the billiard table 17. A letter in Greek 18. A dual is an old slice of Spain 20. He's small, but important, when things are moving, abbr. 21. My soul and body 23. This is undignified and begins and ends low in France 24. "In shape no bigger than an agate stone" (Romeo and Juliet) 25. Backward praise is twofold 27. Axe in maize turns it blue 28. "A poor fish" is one 29. This is a nymph who pushed a boat along 31. Partly surprised 32. If they aren't sirikes they are often these 33. You can get order out of chaos with esty 35. A fright makes a small Hollywood attraction 37. He's a cockney, lo give you wherefore in the middle' of Miss Mullet's diet 38. Her slip shows here 39. One mash is good for the feet 42. Tone-ded 45. A slam is worth two priests in Tibet 12. This comes before you do 46. This is your field of beer in the scale 48. Hot votes 13. You may be a late guesi 49. Very Young for General but you can put this dow i Electric 14. Very senseless but end 50. I open this thoughtfully well 52. Writes backward 19. In a way mixed thin 53. A woman must always be 22. The kind of blades these this girls have make them 54. Mother's millinery at moan worse tracts this Indian Sage 24. Do I not smell a heavy 56. On the house burden? 57. Orator's hesitation 26. This is fatal 58. Laura is at MacArthur's 28. Short railroad inside feet twisted can-eaters mean? 60. A heifer by Hera until tourniquets Egypt 30. He was christened with 61. The last treads softly mingled rewards for The 63. Hitler's forte King's Henchmen 65. Here sat Queen Maria 32. They keep wheat chaff in 66. Foes are hidden but its these easy to see mine 34. Mashed potato goes with a clam DOWN 36. A place for golf in a bad 1. Part of Turkey is a dot French summer seen in the Aegean 39. Toss Lew around so he" 2. In S. A. this is both gay be last and gray, but has a lot of 40. Throw in an exclamation use with merit for a 19th 3. Upside down on top century English botanist 4. She turned out to be a 41. More than a fortune in big help this petroleum , 5. What we should do with 42. If you eat tend to having bombs for Japs teeth 6. Did Madam X eat at this 43. Introduced as nee with a table of contents? veil 7. Mohammedan titles of re 44. Yes, plod along to get a spect for best Aga wider front 8. In Scotland take candle 47. Don't trust him with this sticks for boat trips Italian money change 9. Salvation in a shoe 50. They dry tobacco in these 10. Change this brood for a broken porticos patient wife 51. He went to jail in Eng 11. She'd be a father with land (1692) for being a another D Unitarian S. M. P. E. MEETS IN HOLLYWOOD OCT. 18-22 The next meeting of the Society of Motion Picture Engineers will be held at the Hollywood-Roosevelt Hotel October 18-22. Dr. C. R. Daily, of the Paramount Studios in Hollywood, has been appointed chairman of the papers committee. Exhibitors of America have many duties to perform these war days. You build unity and morale through motion picture presentations— and you promote and support the various government drives that are initiated to spur war production and civilian defense. RCA Service, like exhibitors, is carrying on important war duties: RCA engineers are rendering scheduled service to projection room equipment in thousands of theatres to "Keep 'em Running"—and other RCA Service groups are installing military equipment and instructing personnel, in this country and at the battlefronts. The RCA Service organization is today more than nation-wide ... it is world-wide . . . serving the home front and battlefronts too! 26 RCA SERVICE CO., INC. kADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA Subsidiary Camden, N. J. 54. Goes in the Army, or won't 55. A French department ends up in anger 58. A constellation could be a river in Switzerland 59. Old Dutch measure worth 42 gallons of gas here 62. An electrical engineer with ease 64. Enter in reverse INTERNATIONAL PROJECTIONIST