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THIS WEEK
the Camera reports
CROSSROADS in the Pacific — a pleasant reminiscence for Stanton GrifRs, Red Cross Pacific area commissioner, and Arthur Mayer, deputy commissioner. By coincidence, fortuitous or promotional, the signpost reminds of the Madison Square Garden, of which Mr. Griffis is board chairman, and the Hudson River Boathouse, a reminder redolent of his yachting days. No mention, however, of Paramount, nor of Mr. Mayer's Rialto theatre!
By Staff Photogiapli^
MACHINE, for voting. Dr. George Gallup, standing, displayed his Hopkins Electrical Voting Tabulator Monday, i New York. Left, Albert Sindlinger, vice-president of Dr. Gallup's Audience Research Institute, and, right, Joseph Lucas, ARI.
FRANK L. McNAMEE, former exhibitor and distributor, lately appointed deputy chairman of the national War Manpower Commission. Mr. McNamee since July, 1943, has been regional director for the WMC, in Philadelphia. Before that he was branch manager for Universal and RKO and a circuit theatre manager. In his new post Mr. McNamee will be second in command to Paul V. McNutt, chairman of the WMC.
HARRY HUFFMAN, Denver city manager for Fox Intermountain Theatres, has been named executive vice-chairman of the state's post-war planning commission. He entered the industry 30 years ago.
HOLLYWOOD luncheon, right. The screen should become the "living literature" of world planning. Dr. James Shotwell, State Department consultant, told a WAC luncheon in Hollywood. Left to right, Tom Baily, Francis Harmon, Irene Francis, Gladys Percey, Dr. Shotwell, Anne Harvis, Frances Richardson, Miss Shotwell, Thelma Hoover, Dr. Herman Lissauer. Dr. Shotwell will spend a month in Hollywood advising on production of pictures planned for this year for the office of War Information, arranged for by the War Activities Committee.
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