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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Bid for Ann Harding

Ann Harding may return 10
the screen in Victoria Ameri-
cana" based on the life Of the
suffrage leader, Susan b. An
thony Mack Gray, who has
had his hands full refereeing the
George Raft-Eddie Robinson
battle at Warmers. is going 10
have a legal tiff on his hands.
He wants to call his new night
club "Copa Cabanna.' and an
other place in town claims a
prior right 10 the name.
The Myrna Loy-Bill Powell
comedy. Love Crazy" leads the
preview parade this week, and
there are chuckles galore when
Bill shows up dressed in his
feminine finery. Universal also
unveiled a comedy. Too Many
Blondes" co-starring Rudy Val
lee and Helen Parrish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
SOthern
Stars as
Songster
BY NEIL RAU
Special to THE DETROIT TINES

HOLLYWOOD, May II.
LIVERY ONE on the M-G-M
~ lot is excited about Ann
Sothen - except Ann Sothern.
Metro has discovered that Ann
can sing, and Jerome Kern went
so far as to weep. when he heard
her MARBLE his composition, The
Last Time Saw Paris" in her
new picture, Lady Be Good"
Ann is happy that she could
make Jerome Kern weep at her
singing, but she refuses to be
excited over the discovery" that
she can deliver a song.
T was brought to pictures
from the New York stage be-
cause of my voice." she told me.
land then, as things happen in
Hollywood. didn't sing another
note on the screen for seven
years. Don't ask me why.
Put Under Contract
Things like that are never
explainable in Hollywood.
after the success of the
'Maisie' pictures Metro put me
under contract, and then Arthur
Freed. who produces the big
musicals for the studio, broke
the revelation TO my bosses that
/ could sing.
''Then they put me into Lady
BE Good Later they gave me
Ethel Merman's roles In Panama
Hattie and 'Dubarry Was a
Lady, which are on my schedule
for this year. I've just returned
from New York, where I saw
both shows on the stage"
Ann is one of the most down.
to-earth persons in Hollywood.
and when 1 asked her if she
ever plans returning to the stage
she shot me a quick reply:
81 should say not; you have to
work too hard"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
MOVIE-G COR
Forar in Old Clothes
Conpoos Gal Who
ears EYD7iHe
HOLLYWOOD. May II.

HOLLYWOOD. May II.
pANDOM thoughts OF the
IL week:
The sight Of the week: Dick
Foran, arrayed in a leather
jacket. soft shirt and cowboy
hat. arriving at a night club in
a station wagon with a gal in
an ermine cape and orchids!
Don't know who keeps calling
this office with word that the
Virginia Gilmore-Fritz Lang
romance is cold. They're con-
tinually together in a dreamy
eyed mood, and Virginia isn't
keeping it a secret that she's SO
in love she doesn't care whether
school keeps or not.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Praises Boss Zanuck

He has praise for his spon-
sor-Darryl Zanuck@ Oakie has
the uncanny gift Of understand
ing what a producer wants and
giving it to him.
ITS Daryl (hets a formal
son of a gun, this 'Oakie) who
cuts the pictures anyway, 20 1
play my scenes his way. He
likes humor broad 20 I give 1t
to him broad.
"a little mugging at the end
Of a scene Is okay by the boss
20 it's ol<ay with. me. And the
boss must be right for the
people laugh, don't they?"
Oakie is smart that way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
HeIIinger Picks:
Broadcast
Lively Film
If Not Great

BY MARK HELLINGER

DANDOM Notes About Pic
~ lures You're Seeing:
Strictly a money picture, as
the boys on the trade papers say.
is THE GREAT AMERICAN
BROADCAST" Here, In q mu-
steal story Of the growth of radio.
are Alice Faye, Jack Oakie.
John Payne. Cesar Romero and
seven or eight WOW specialties
to help things along.
The yarn is no Pulitzer prize
winner. but since when has that
mattered in such fast moving
musicals as these? THE
GREAT AMERICAN BROAD
CAST is substantial box office
entertainment for the great
American public.
I don't think I've ever seen
Marlene Dietrich look so beauti-
full as she does in THE FLAME
OF NEW ORLEANS"-but I'M
fortunately that is not enough.
Starting out, this enterprise
seemed to have everything: Joe
Pasternak. shrewd producer of
the Durbin films to make It;
Norman Krasna. fine screen
craftsman, to write il; Rene
Clair, French master of light
comedy. to direct il.
Somewhere along the line,
however. the enterprise begged
down-and the result is just
fairish effort. Only Dietrich
stands out-and. brothers, that's
the correct phrasei
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

Detroit Sunday Times, May Is, 1911
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Jack Oakie
Admits He's
Good Actor
BY SARA HAMILTON.
Special 10 THE DETROIT TnsEs

HOLLYWOOD. May IL.
IF EVER there was a great
American broadcast, it's Jack
Oakie. Oakie broadcasts with
out a mike, without an audi.
ence, without a wave length.
He simply opens his mouth
and the show is on withfno way
Of dialing him out.
Ladies and gentlemen, this
In show business" he begins to
whomever happens to be
around.
And the program Is on. He
plugs his own product - screen
acting with a rare old disserta-
ton on its various phases
usually scene stealing. He ad-
mits to being one of the best
scene snatchers in the business.
He considers Lewis Stone,
Wally Berry, Ned Sparks and
Vic McLaglen among the tops.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-21
@sitt'uodjy ben n. Mai 1914

A0eS sSfefbergcs bic sSe fei1l sbubets Der
8anerl.;i aorf sfnieIa CT inter freicni
ISiiltnteI i'm Allgeiid,te Snnsbritds
11ieoer, Inn Sem slIIerb0diteii liilo Der
Danttergotfes, Ser eirte,t Jiirfpredleril,
limit benz 9teie,ifra,g ill Der pnno 81.
fId,ite,rt 8ebet fir ben erInnafea SWg
5ll' 0aiifelt.
| 8as mar stnSreas Sofer, ein
Mnnn 1tnb Gbriit pom Sd)eifa biz
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Gin Grpfeit Der sSnttrnational Gatb-
plie Srnt1 Spciefy
Der gpridlog. Sen Wrs. HooieDelt
III einenl artifcl i'm .2abies' Some
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bien Mo,i.ae,ltihIonSg g,er @nr.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-21
3nr Seligiprednns aateri sefaf.
fuifh0ts

Snr Sfltgfpred1Mng Natert Setaf.
Initials
l1eber Die Sortidritte bes einge.
leiteten Selisfpredungsprooeiies Der
Mobatpfs Snbiunerin aateri Gefaf.
militia Der .2ilie Der Niobamfs"
miro aus Der Gatifanltabt genlel-
BET:
Die Ritef-aongresation miro iid
III einer ibrer IS biesiubrigen 8era.
ti,nsen init eem atr grbdrtung ser
Mngaben iiber 8,lnoerbeilunaen o,,rb
anteri beiaebrahtcit bofumentariiden
Material befaBen.
n. 3ltm Seile lit oiefes Material bon
Bater Sobn 8. Bpnn (llniberfitat
Sorbban,} gepriift iporben. 3abIrei-
DIE 8erihte iiber ,,al1beroroentlibe
Seilungen" oltrb Mnrufuug bes Ssn.
biancr,naahens iperben Ser &onsre'
CATION porgelegt iperben, barunter
Elm folder lber ben Sal oes uSoro.
ban1's s1ubbanitars Sapnanifi, ser
info4ge eiHes 1tnfaas, ben er inn Sab
re 1891 aaf oem Sportplat erlitt,
bon 2dbm,1ns befaIleu ,purbe unb Ell
ne 3eitluns benz 9ooe nabe mar.
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bel,Hta, bic tire obnebies fhou aer.
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in Ser fanahifden sssn6ianeriieblung
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nabe ben Qadine- sS1iIen unb iii felt
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-21

| ,3as gprbilb ser Sfpfier fiery Sic mir. MIR
brihgeit iltiiiIell, 1iiiiiieif nit ponl Sal.
uarieuberg bolen ps 90 igr. Sbesn fiebt
iii oenl beiitisen Weltgcidebeil Die.
siqilioier,iiig Der nroberilcil @eidiA=
c, mas nid)t acknowledgements Die ai.
lqnibicrnug lt1lierer lnooerllel1 3ibilt
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| lanf Der Melt 10 erbalten bleibe1t, ipie
es lit. Der apfeI fai1lt, ein fpeiBer
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5ialipitenn oas gcitattet, naB bon ie
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Igr5ieblnlasipltent, bas feiilen @crt
aiif Die gr5icbnl,s oes 8iaens legi
llno OH eincr llnipcriitat 26 fnntmils
niItiife 2ebrer buloet, lit ilidt merit
erbalten 81, bleiben Die falld1e Cole
rama muB beridtpinoel1. Soleran5 be-
5iebt iid a,lf 9crionen, ridt auii
Hriu3ipier. Die anerfeilnung hes:
Berfes Ser gerfolr lit oas 6nnbanlentI
bes gncrifanismi,s. 9ns ioIlte cr-
balten bleibc,t."
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men Gei,ioieligfeifelt beriErten 9ea-
tiol,en 6i,lte,h mice iAeialt, onrdy
rein llte1iidIide NiitteI nidt nlcbr se-
rettet lperoel1 Do iiiiiifelt Sciliee.
fonilren. Inn Sic Mcnidbcit su Sen
.erIoienoen Wor,len ser Boftes- ,,nns
9additenl liebe a,Iriid a,,fiibrcn, Die al
lei,, eegenfe itige Adtlun nl,o ei1ell
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cin5elnelt 8criotcn. III ein5elnen
,Serridcrn, es Iiegt III ben aopfen 1,nbl
Sreleu Der Menihbeit Teller. :"
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0ieielbe Mebi3in a,ld febr gut ge-.
bral,1en'', betor,te CT.
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geipobnt mar. llno bel aaem blieb .er.
innig fronln,. Morsens ,,nh abenbs5
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-21

Sa einelli gortrase imibbrr Blctldrr
erHdrte. Slater gernoro St. Snbbarp,
S:Ss baB Sic Giirht por elmer 81 ,Slt-
paiion alasfas lebiglih ei1es Der bD-
iteriIhel, Nrglln,eiiie beg Z Sefrefdrs
@nor 1ao ,iieiler a,tbereit ainber
orunten in Naibington'' lei. aIasfa
.fei nnei,lnebinbar, li,,o oergleid)en
aIarn1ttelbanaen ieieit ililr auipeif-
fheitbe Sarsdnlittel fir ons 'uitleri-
taniide WoH bas ben aniiisg1 l,,iid,tt
noble. Il ses Us. s'3 s'5 ..s
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-21

tuetlg grfolg in ieinen Stlt0ielt, ipes-
balb er in elmer Der Neutter 8ottes
geneibten airde Safriitei= 9ienite
oerribtete. gr mietetc cilt @a,ls III
oer Rdbe ltnb Iebrte arlne ain6er
Scien lulo SdJreiben. Sei,1 groBes
Mitlcib fir arme aranfc pcrol,laBte
,bn iein 5aus in ein Soipital 1inran.
panoeln. gs mar Die @runolage 5,l
Dem @etbleben, Soipital nno ben
ipatern @riinounsen Der 8elenriten-
5uipitalcr. Gebro, ooer .gr,,oer
Better, tDie ct gel.anlt tp,1rbe (er
par ei,l ssran5isfaner=g gertiarier)
nabln iid) al.b Der @efangeneil an
mo bettelte ieben Dnnnerstag Mln,o.
ien fir oieieIben. sl,,h ian1melte er
Belber fir fl. Meiien fir: Die ar,nen
Seclen. 60 pcrbreitete 9eoro ben
Seiit bes .Seiligen bon Miiiii" IN
Central s@merifa, sl,m 8eiten Der 2e-
bcubet ,,nb ser abgcftorbenet.
- <
6itiser ,,Go,ubpp'' iuirb Srappiltem-
,n6nd Il, .sS....s i. !.
Sobn Greer, 0aining NOR eiit
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nab Dem 8eite,l, l1ah Eeras, Inn bns.
uilbe 2eben eines Goipbops at fiib-
II. gr perIiebte iid), bradl bns ger-
,dItnis ab i11,o cnbete ieblieblid) inl
srappiitenfloiter ,,Sur 2abp Of @etb-.
:emani' in aentufp.
sls Buoer sc. SSoad)nn be3Gbn,te
r icia suilees @eie,l ,illteriobtc feincl
.bcftigen 2eioenibaften ,tno errang
'inen boben Grab Der gugeno. sSn
barter Mrbeit, Gebet, Betrobt,lng ln,o
SdJtpeigen beidloB er iei,t beiligmdbi.
yes 2eben. Selbit Elm GoipboD fam
iii mtiterbafter 9rappiit tperbeu.
s:.t
gefaat.r II. g. Genator uirb
~. fdtbpliih
Der l,el,e Ser. Stoaten- Senator
Beneral 9lnoretp Sssadiot1 Soujton,
Sobn oes grobet1 Selben bes .2one
Star Staates' Teras, General Sam
oo,liton lit. tpie 8eb. 8. Senrb M.'
Remper, 8farrer Der :Notre Dan1e.i
airbe, aerrbiIe, berihtet, a,tr fotbo.
liiden Stride iibergetreten. Seine
sodter Margaret 1tne Mriabne ii1,o'
'aslide Qomnit1ifnnten ii, ber ct
DaarD's Rapellc III 2a gorte.
Sein beriibnlter Nater Genator
Sam Soniton mar Yraii6ent Der Gone
Star RepubIif nno ebenfdIls aonner.'
tit. Nad)ben geras Sem Ser. Staas
tel,=8,11,b einberleibt tporoen, mar
Gam Soi,iton senator bon 1s4S bis
1859. Seinen Sobn, BET, iesigen Il.
S.zSenator, na,,rte er az gbren oes
iebenteu Yraiibenten Der Ser. 5taa.
Ell stnbreu Sadion. 9eloen Der
Sblad)t bon 9eeip Orleans. #, II
|. ..-...E X
Disqualification muf nene @elt.
|. s.s urbnung berfeaen
Sssn elmer bo,n 9eotre Dame COL
lege in glebelanb peranitaIteten Ser.
anlnll,ti1g forberte Der befannte Sra
oioprielter, Wsigr. Sutton S. Sbecu,
III einer ,,Begenreuolutio1." altf, Sic
il, elmer &cfurm beiteben nl,lB, in Ser
Miiffcf1r an @pft. .,Grtpdrtet ia 1,id,t
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Will Serve Lonq
Terms for Liquor

Bootlegging In becoming \ more
serious matter for those Of the
craft who get caught. as witness
the fate Thursday afternoon Of
Johnny Jeseel and James stewart
On two cases tried before Jus
tiee Clarence r. Layton, Jezsel
was committed to the county jail
for so days on one and 90 more
days on the other. In addition. he
Ia TO serve out ss05 In fines and
costs on previous convictions.
amounting 10 202 days. this makes
352 days To be served altogether.
And that's year. less only a few
holidays.
James Stewart was fined $500
and costs Of s7.50 on each Of three
cases. He will serve out the fines
and that means about zo3 days In
jail.
Jessel vas arrested by state
liquor control officers AZ l3t5 =
Commerce a, Stewart at 1925 .
Broadway. The state officers had
a habit Of coming back for see.
ond ana third visits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Chinese Mark
Anniversary
Republic Founded
By Rebels in 1911

Chinese IN the I : - weli -
N ether parts - ~ weird sFs
observing Friday. Ire sofh ami.
xsrssrv q re founding of ne
Chinese republic. n thss eannees
ton. nr. kisng Yi-seng. Chinese
consul ~ Seattle. -. issued ire
following statement.
soa tn. national holiday the
eecpis ~ China - commemorate
nc IN. soth anniversary 81 . Pop.
ulsr revolt n Nuchsnz IN Oct
10. 1911. which Led n the quick
eVerthrnw ~ Ire Nsnehn dynasty.
sna the establishment On Jan. l.
1912. Of the Chinese Republic. II
"a pertinent To point out that our
founder Of the republic. The lsts
Or. sun Yat.sen. endesvored all
his life n translate the essential
ideals Of the American democracy
into living reality in China. and
the overnight success II Ire fe-
public revolution owed in no small
measure 10 the inspiring spirt; Of
the American revolution in ira.
In his snuneiatsd Three fen-
pies Principles which have since
been declared To he the supreme
authority for the direction Of 1euf
national destiny. it VAS nr. sun =
immutsble aim. "a II " now that
NJ our people. 10 achieve interns-
tiensl democracy hsssd On
equality and self-determinatlon.
political democracy based on pop.
ulsr freedom and government. and
economic democracy based on IN
surfing Of peoples livelihood. That
IL why even in the course az our
grim struggle against Japanese
aggression we have made uninter-
runted progress in the process Of
characterization In our political
and economic spheres. The guild
snee If our exertion 10 the sinful
taneons launching Of national re-
sistance a. well as reconstruction.
The disastrous defeat which the
enemy suffered round chsngshs
ten days ago has given Ms further
proof that after more than -four
year. of bitter and unoeasing fight
our position has become stronger
after zach major encounter. The
people of China are no longer hsr-
boring any fear that they might
lose this war. they are now con-
eerned with how best they could
win II and in the shortest posi-.
Bile time.
For the present we must
therefore. strive with our utmost
To hasten the day of our victory
and we are sure that victory car
be fastened by the increasing vol
ume "a well AZ the speed of YOU
promised aid To us. There car
be no doubt whatever that aftel
the defeat Of the japanese aggres
sor China will be able 10 realize
her full aim OF great Asiatic
democracy which. In concert with
the great democracy of tina United
States. will safeguard permanent
peace and security in the Pacific. "
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Luther Leagues Rally on Friday

Central Lutheran eharen VII b
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Lutheran churches n Tacoma and
vicinity.
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Hitler Gives Version
OF Losses Of Russians

BERLIN In his Oct. proela-
nation 10 the German forces, pub
iished Friday. Adolf Hitler gave
the following report on Russian
losses.
200 GOO prisoners taken.
1880 tanks destroyed
q 800 guns destroyed.
1920 sirpisnss destroyed
sz1 miles II soyis, soil pens.
trated.
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Evening star., 1941-04-22
Piney Branch Citizen!
Back Safety Program
With Amendments
Association Again Asks
More Street Lights
AS Crime Deterrent

The Piney Branch Citizens Asso-
citation, which in recent meetings
has given much attention to local
traffic problems, last night approved
a modified version of the keystone
Automobile Clubs seven point
safety program, renewed its request
for additional lighting facilities and
chose a Transportation Committee
to deal with the traffic situation.
Endorsed without qualification
were the Keystone proposals to pro-
vide extra police supervision at the
scene of serious accidents, to require
stricter tests for applicants for driv-
ing permits as we'll as the licensing
of driving instructors and to increase
safety provisions on park roads.
On the question of re-examination
of all drivers involved in accidents
resulting in personal injury, as sug-
gested by the keystone Club, the
association specified that such ex-
aminationS should be limited to
those drivers convicted of negligence.
The group also favored the appoint
ment of an extra judge for general
duty in the Police Court, rather
than for service exclusively in traffic
cases.
Capt. C. l.. Shorey described the
inadequacy of street lamps in the
area west of Sixteenth street NV,
and Elwood H. Seal, president of
the association, said he would take
the matter up once more with the
District Commissioners. The group
frequently has asked city authorities
to provide better lighting as a de-
terrent to crime
Mr.. Seal appointed Transporta-
ton Committee headed by John p.
McGrath and including Joseph De-
Young and Hugh Brewster. The
committee will make further recon-
mendations aimed at reducing traffic
hazards in the District.
Evening star., 1941-04-22
Safety
Continued From Page B-1.'

eral Government and the National
Safety Council to recognize this ex-
cellent start made by the people and
officials of the District toward
realizing upon the natural oppor-
tunity for Washington to become
the traffic safety capital of America" :"
The grand safety award for cities
in the national safety contest was
won by Dallas, Tex, and Kansas
City, Mo. which tied for top honors
among cities of 250,000- 500 900 popu-
lationS. The grand award for States