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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-24

WASHINGTON = Despite the current impression, U. s. military experts neve- have be.ittled Japan ese air power. Claims th9t the Japs are poor flyers because of weak eyes were discounted by the War Department as silly.
 But despite the conceded potency of the present Japanese air forces and their initial successes thanks to treacherous surprise, the Japan csc are up against certain serious handicaps which in the long run should give the United States a big. margin of air superiority.
 Chief Japanese handicap is plane production, in which we have the Japs licked a mile. Plane for plane, Japanese air strength now is about equal to ours. At the outset of the war they were credited with having 4,5O0 battle planes of various types, divided about evenly between their Army and Navy.
 
 plane output is estimated at not over 500, compared to U. s. war plane production of over 1900 a month, which is increasing rapidly.
 Further, Japanese output is linn tied not only by lack of plant cap acity but even more importantly by lack of essential metals, such as aluminium.
 Second major Japanese weakness is in pilot strength. They are es- timated to have begun the war with 5000 combat pilots. 5000 Army and 1000 Navy. In this respect we also far outclass them.
 The Japanese pilot training pro- gram, carried on in seven schools, turns out fewer than 1000 fighting pilots year This is a pygmy rate compared to our training schedules.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-24

There are about 100 United States post offices and six substations in Puerto Rico.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-24

The Australian bird kookaburra, is popularly called the laughing jackaSs."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-24

Vera zorina, movie actress. has a hobby of sketching in charcoal.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Film Time Clock

ADAMS-"Sun Valley Serenade." 1911,
l2:47. 5:23, : 50. 1915 p. m; Harmon
Of Michigan" If .05 a. m, 1;H. All.
& :5s D. m.
BRoADWA ~ "Wcet John
Doe" IN a. M, 2;4s. 6.3s. ioI7 p. m.
There's Magic IN Music, l;2S, 5Ii,
3 SO .. m.
UMBRELLA Meet John Dne 90 l.as-
5;2s. Q p. m, THEIRS Masic In Music,
~ 80. &, 7.30. n .. m.
CINEMA-"repe Ic Nroko," u 49,. 2:15
t:ll. 600, 500. 1855 p. m.
FIsHFR-"Meer John Dor" 70 80. s:57.
7:2i. l0.i5 y. M There's Magic Ia
Music" 2.37. 6.ot, $3.50 p. m.
ToX-"Bcue starr" ~ n. m, 153.
l4.I6. : ~, 1889 p. m; 1.-TWO Latius Prom
Manhattan" 1891, 80, 6.23, a;iG y. m.
Information, Please" l;43, 4.36. 1923
l0:22 y. m.
MADISoN-"Nou Can't Take ~ with
YOU" l2;ls. 3:iS. 5.iS. 20 .f3 9. m; Mad
Miss Manton," liza. m, ESQ, q, s.I'
p. m.
PALMS, -"Manpower," l2 so. g.
I7.25. 1885 p. M; The Reluctant Ora
gon," ti:30 a. m. 80. 6:l0, 9.25 p. m
RINIFRA-"Mect John Doe" ?. 5.33
:06 r. m. There's Magic ia Music,
I - 80, l:03, 1886, II 90 p. m.
RKO-UPTOWN -- sunny" 1890 5:22
l9l4 y. m: inject John Doe" 3:07, 6:59
Hest r. m.
ROY AI.-'Meet John Doe" 727. 1o:5'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
LOVELY SoLoIST


MAKE ROSENBLOOM. play
ing a featured role in Paramount S
Louisiana Purchase" keeps in
training by a light workout each
morning. Il % a couple rounds
with Ychudi is The way the for.
mcr worlds light heavyweight
champion EXPLAINS II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
FUTURE HOLDS ANSWER

What will happen at Universal
now that Vaughn Paul has sud
denly bowed out of that company?
Deanna Durbin is greatly IN love
with her yosng husband and Will
she be content 10 stay there when
he is az another stHdie
Ill-say for Vaughn that he has
done nothing 10 antagonlze her
against the studio whose very life
she saved at "A critical time.
Vaughn told me he waited IA
months ard that he felt he had a
very good comcdvin Mermaid IN
distress t. lhf4~ never wanted 20
get privileges because of ms wife,
but he did want 10 get "a chance.
However, 1 ann rot taking any
sides in any studio trouble but you
team easily see how hcartbreakIng
Iit is TO he kept waiting for over a
year for a promised break.
When 1 last talked with Martha
Scott she admitted that she and
her husband. Carlton AlSop. were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

AGAIN TIE Stauer Terrace
Room offered an exciting opening
event. this time with The gifted
Enric .Madriguera, Spanish ma
cStro. and his superb orchestra as
the feature attraction.
Madriguera has made a few
alterations in his band so that II
sounds more rhythmically success
ful than ever and his dance styles
are as up TO date as the latest
headline.
Although Latin flavors have
generally Spiced the Terrace
Room presentations for the past
two years. Madriguera has some
thing Stll different TO offer.
With him this time are Tavo
and TanYa. a sensational Spanish
team the male member of which
ScareS the hair right off Statler
patrons with his startling inter.
-nrcLa1lnn- al-tAe- Ritual Fire
Dance OF Manuel dc Falla in
which no appears as a naked. FL.
Greco like figure 10 torture every
ounce out OF every measure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

p. m; There's Magic IN Music" sos.
p 80 .. m.
UNITED ARTISTS-"Iady BE Good, 80
1926. 1850. ia, 10 e p. M; Down in
san Diego II a. m, 2:21, 5;4s, sl2
p. m. 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

ana, last but Tar
from M4st. the
in c o m parable
Rochester, step
ping out of
G h a rae ter 10
play "A serious
role. He may be
only a come
dian in J a c k
.BeHhy's life, bttt
lin this b orr s
Morros seven
incident movie
he portrayS, of
all him gS. a
spiritual char
Iactera an aging
Negro minister.
IT ailS O (
Manhattan is
developing into
one of the most
C X c i 1 i n s
pictures ever
produced. This
you know, is
tho Nrgtnra hfffIf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

mn q king her
screen lead de-
bat in the elah
CRATE ia n X
LLOYD prOduc-
tiOn. T his
" o m q n i s
Mine" coming
10 IlC b OK p li-
day, really got
her first audi
tion IN Wool
worth s.
This Brook
I'm bru nettc
was a nickel
and dime VIC
trOla re or q
q q m onStrator
until she got
dizzy fro m
watching I h q
turn1able. She
used to hum.
W histle and
IN & all the
latest lyrics $,
attracting the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Harlem Blue Book DecOrateS
Cast OF Tails Of Manhattan
By LOTELLA o. PARsONs.

HOLLYWOOD, oct L. The
Negro cast in Tails of Manhat-
tan series sound li&es a Harlem
Blue Book. Ethel Waters, Paul
Robeson. The HalI-JohnsOn Choir
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

on the career of a dress suit that
starts out so elegantly and ends
Iup on a scarecroW, and as II
passes along. each sequence. a
complete movie. is a dramatic in
cident all its own. None of them
will be more interesting than the
Share-cropper sequence involving
Negroes who live in small,
shabby village.
Each one of the seven series IN
"TailS of Manhattan has been
Iscripted by a different writer hut
the direction of all seven movies
Will be in the hands OF Julien Du-
LNlNlnr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
SURPRISE. SURPRISE

Speaking Of the Fox. last week
the management advertised that
any one arriving by horse 10 see
Belle Starr would be admitted
free even setting up hitchine
post in Montcalm TO take care Of
er-r-T t-r7T-7 ftdUETTS pTdnClng around
IN The nciEhbOrhOOd
Expecting possibly daShing
mounted policeman or possibly an
old AmiSh family. the thcater was
hardly prepared" for the party Of
six haShily dressed buckaroos who
arrived by blackboard, drew up
and soberly demanded admission.
This was not a publicity stunt
and Harry Remington. the stunned
publicity man. was heard 10 NUT
ter. 1t couldn't have happened
that way II we'd hired them just
before he tainted on the sidewalk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
MTSIC IN sun

There is some slight butchery
of the Tschaikowsky Piano Con-
certo in B-flat minor due to so
called popular demand by a clever
pianist. Anthony de Simone. "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
This Lady's First

Joan Crawford Finds That Robert Taylor
Is the Man She Was Looking For
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
IN STAR SPOT
EQUALLY IMPORTANT

Actually YOU can't refer 10 the
accompanying film on this bill as
"a. second feature. because il is
Of equal Importance and interest
TO the fan
This will be the widely toutcd
comedy sensation which has had
Hollywood laughing for many
weeks. Our Wife has Melvyn
Douglas boiling in more romantic
hot water which is continually
stirred up by those two lovelies.
Ellen Drew and Ruth HusSey.
Since we could be equally IN
trigued by either Miss Drew or
Miss I1ussey. we can easily Sympa-
thizc with and al the same time
envy Mr. Douglas, who always
seems To land in such envlable
boundaries
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Madriguera Has Gala
Reception at Statler

Madriguera'S fairly accurate &C
compartment.
We like much better Madri-
guerra < NlOiln solo ana Inc CNCel-
lent teamwork OF TaVo and Tanya
in their Flamenco numbers and
the really shocking version OF
Babalu' by Olga Mendes, an
exotic addition Of the past year,
LOVELY SoLoIST
Beloved by Detroit is the luS-
ciouS Patricia Gilmore whose
kiss the Boys Goodbye and
Jim. the new song hit sensation
break records.
Altogether il is one Of the most
pleasant evenings you can spend
in any supper room in Detroit and
we predict. by last nights ovation
Ia stay Of many weeks for Madri-
guerra and his aggregation oil
talent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

HftCtIio0 OF every one IN general
and no one IN particular.
One day the wife of an NBC
executive who was buying nickel
and dime Christmas presents for
Some Of her best friends" heard
hcr and the next thing Carol knew
she was warbling in front of a
r'icrophone.
IN STAR SPOT
She made her biggest hit, OF
course. In louisiana Purchase. -
with William GaXton, Victor Moore
and Zorna and it was during this
show that she was signed by Unr-
versal for films
She steps right into the lead Of
this historical film and has such
well-known male stars as Franchot
Tone, John Carroll and Walter
Brennan TO keep her company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

Hear Louclla Parsons In Holly
wood Premiere" on WJR. 10 p. m.
each Friday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
ALINE OR TWO

Bob Hope sends me his new
book "They Got Me Covered.
and on the fly leaf is Inscribed
Honestly it's nothing but the
truth. John Murray Anderson has
been approached by Ranging
Brothers with a request that ne
put on Strcamlined edition OF
Barnum and Bailey Circus for 1912
something like the Aquacade.
Virginia Bruce, who stepped out
of the movie limelight for a few
months 10 welcome "A j. Walter
Ruben heir is returning 10 Uni
Yersal TO mako Il picture -
Remember we told you that
Frank Capra wanted Cary Grant
to play the reporter in Arsenic
and Old Lace ? Well. l hcarc
today II was all set.
Teresa Wright plays Mrs. Mini.
-'et-t--Gaughter in Mrs Mlnivcr. q
with Greer Carson after Sam
Goldwyn agreed 10 lend his new
Starlet 10 M-G-M.
Hear Louella Parsons In Holly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

JUNE HART, song stylist,
is featured in the new floor
show at Joe Cousins Al Club.
FOR HIS role in Paramount s
Glamour Boy. Walter Abel had
10 learn a complete song which he
sings five times during the picture.
Al one time Abel wanted 20 be
concert singer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

going 10 welcome the stork. Mar
tina, a little worried that her ca
rcer might suffer. was delighted
10 have the baby. Well. she can
relax now for Just before she took
the train for Washington. d. c.,
where SkxWiH attend the premiere
of "OnReFoot in Heaven, her
latest picture. she discussed a
three-picture contract for Warmers.
When she comes back the
chances are she will sign the deal
and the first picture is 10 be made
as soon as she is able. after the
birth of her baby in the early
Winter.
Constance Bennett confided 10 a
few OF us that she and Gilbert
Roland have made a date with the
stork. Connie and Gilbert were the
guests of Mrs. Daryl Zanuck at a
small dinner honoring Bebe Dan
ielS and Ben Lyon. and Connie
told me that her baby is due in
FpbrlaTV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

m Choice Oi0nsu s is. fra rr,us 0.i8 Cocktail
"a surprise $50 q ~. daN. Barauefs ard parties
- any sac. Grand River 81 fhifd ca 62f1 Park Free
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
At Belmont Races

Hollywood was we'll repre-
sented at the opening Of the
Spring race meet al Belmont
Park earlier in the week
Frozen-faced Charles Butter
worth was guest of Joan
Whitney Payson IN the Whitney
box and Bob Richie. long re-
ported engaged TO Jeanette
Mcdonald prior 10 her mar
riage, was with Alfred Gwynne
Vanderbilt. At that, Butter
worth appeared more impressed
al being with a Whitney than
Richie did at being with a
Vanderbilt,
For the first time in years
Mrs. August Belmont. widow of
the man who made Belmont
Park possible was among the
missing. How times have
changed, socially and financially.
for Mrs. Belmont.
The dazzling diamond neck
lace which Mrs. Vincent AStor
wears these Spring-like nights
10 the most fashionable private
parties is not. as many suspect.
a wedding gift from her huS-
band. The diamonds belonged
TO Minnie Astor'S mother-in-law.
Lady RibbleSdale and were a
gift from her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
She Greets Royalty

! take it those patrIcian spin
Sters. the Misses Wetmore Of
New York and Newport are none
too enthusiastic over the San
Francisco-born Lady Cunard
Don't ask me why | assume
Maudie and Eadie Wctmore and
Emerald Cunard aren't friends
Just take my word for II,
1t isn't because they think
Emerald, AZ times, oVCfdOCS The
chi-chi act. For instance. the
other night at the Colony res
taurant when they happened 10
be members of the same dinner
party. Emerald made a sweep
ing curtsey to the Grand Ouch
ess Marie of Russia. This rather
startled her imperial highneSS,
who has been here so long she, 5
not accustomed TO any one
bending the knee. At that.
Emerald did prove she knows
how to greet royalty - even
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
State F air
Women Plan
Luncheon

MEMBERS of the women's
IVA advisory committee of the
Michigan State Fair will hold
their first luncheon meeting of
the season Tuesday at 1870
p. m. at the Colony Town Club
for a discussion of pans and
suggestions for broadened activi-
ties in which Michigan women
may participate through the
medium of the fair.
DR.. Marie Dye, dean of home
economics at Michigan State
College, will be present Dr.
Dye, who recently was appointed
chairman for Michigan of the
nutrition defense committee,
viii speak briefly of that or
CARNATIONS plans. The home
economics division OF the fair
committee is composed Of. 20
women known throughout Mich
igan in the field of household
arts and who are identified with
schools, colleges. industrial or
CARNATIONS. radio stations and
Detroit newspapers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
District
To Hear Leader

MRS. HARRIET WHITE
MAN. national field secretary of
the Women's Christian Temper
ance Union, will be featured on
the program of the ninth annual
convention of the fifteenth dis
trict, Tuesday evening, at the
Boul evard Congregational
Church, West Grand boulevard
and Warren avenue. That eve
ming she will present the mono
logue entitled The Uncrowned
Queen"
The convention will be opened
Tuesday at 10 a. m. with de-
votions led by the Rev. William
J. Matthews, pastor of the
church.
The women of the church will
serve luncheon and later a din
ner at $50 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
RosedaIe Women
Plan Annual Fete

THE ROSEDALE Pr r X
WOMEN'S CLUB plans gala
annual luncheon for Wednesday
al the community house on
Scarsdale road.
Luncheon will be served at !
o'clock and will be followed by
a program of music highlighted
by group of songs to be sung
bv Thelma Won EiSenhauer, con-
tralto. member of the Chicago
Civic Opera Company with
Heinrich Van Husen at the
piano.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

Oelrichs who m married. Eddy
Duchin. the dance maestro, and
died giving birth TO their son
hopes daughter Diana's role in
the new play The Happy Days
which opened this week at the
Henry Miller Theatef Will take
her mind off actor Bramwell
Fletcher-Who hasn't Mrs. Harry
Tweed's approval as a sutton for
Dlana'S heart and hand.
Which reminds me. Brenda
Frazier and shipwreck Kelly
are back again dining together
nightly. Their on again, off
again romance has society dizzy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

though she may have forgotten
the Declaration Of independence.
Still week-ending in Mayfair
quite a few syndicate writers
have discovered Mrs. James W.
Corrigan sold all of her fabu-
louS jewels 10 high German Of
ficlals in Paris IN order TO secure
money with which 10 feed
French prisoners in German in
terment camps. That story was
news when you read 1t here
more than three months ago.
l may be wrong, but it does
appear that Mrs. Lytle Hull,
lust back from her honeymoon.
is wearing Sartorial effects that
are decidedly gayer than the
ones she donned during all the
years she was Mrs. Vincent
Aston.
More and more an entente
cordiale is being established be-
twcen Eff Widener Wichfeld
and her father. Joe Widener.
master of dollars and possessors
Of an art collection worth some
$4,000. 1000. Joe was peeved
with Eff over her third and last
marriage. But in the past year
father and lighter have
lunchcd and dined together and
u looks as if Eff were again
back in Joe's good graces. For
which society says "goody'
What Fits SiSter-in-law. Mrs.
Peter A. r. Widener says l don't
know but l can guess.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Actor Scorned

Virginia Parrot. who enjoys
cnvIable social distinction in the
Fifth and-PaEk- avenue
plans TO 60 to Reno during the
Summer 10 n Q d Hollywood's
Max Rec whom she married
Just year ago. Virginia'S New
York friends never got round
to calling her Mrs. Ree-so she
doesn't have to shed her current
husbands name. Her metro
politan pals did that for her
months ago.
Dynamic Diana Barrymore's
mother. born a Newport Gel
rlchs and auntie OF Marjorie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
sNe1V Suber-PoWered
Meter-Miser Saves You Money!

This new 1871 "Fngidaire" takes honors in beauty,
bookkeeping convenience, reduced operating cost
and its packed with quality features usually
found only in hghcr-priced models. Large meat
storage compartment, vegetable crispcr, monroe
fgcrated storage bin in base, -piece steel cabinet,
porcelain enameled interior. Setentb FIoor-Eat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
RothschiIds
In NJ Y. Shun
F|oshy Set
BY MAURY PAUL
NEW YORK, May II.


WEEK-ENDING in Mayfair
w OF the numerous Roths-
childs now exiled on these
shores, the most socially astute
Is the American-born baroness
Kitty de Rothschild whose hus-
band. Baron Eugene de Roths-
child. was host to the Duke of
Windsor when he journeyed TO
Austria following the abdica-
ton.
Like all other Rothschilds liv-
ing in New York City, the
Eugene de RothSchilds eschew
the Mayfair spotlight and side
step night clubs favored by less
important social refugees. They
have an apartment on Park ave-
nue.. and give small. but not
flashy dinner parties for init
mate friends.
Park Avenue is all very well
but not in July and August.
So, the Eugene de Rothschilds.
in casting about for a spot TO
drop anchor for the Summer, hit
upon Newport.
That Rhode Island watering
place isn't enthusiastic over
newcomers - no matter what
their home town status may be,
which is why socially cautious
Baroness Kitty has declined TO
sign a lease for Evelyn Byrd
Burdens Newport villa until
she is certain of being welcomed
at Bailey's Beach-the socially
sacroscant strand that. for
years. has been a battlefield on
which merouS strangers
within the Newport gates have
gone down to an inglorious de-
feat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Offer Suggestions

Members of the general COM
mittee are all in touch with
women's organizations of a di-
versified nature, and by their
advice and suggestions contrib
ute to the upbuilding of the
woman's department of the fair.
Included in this list are:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18


Wilson w. Mills
George Kampermsn
Fred T. Murphy
Edw J Jenries. Jr.
Douglas Y. Brown
Raymond II Berry
Charles A. kanter
William y. Miller
Charles II Metcalf
Edgar c Thompson
Jefferson 3. Webb
Poy L Hathaway
Earl Warner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

Lloyd l.. Hughes
Louis J. Flint
Dudley e Hay
Roscoe B. Huston
W. P Alvord
Jas Scripps Booth
A ". Kutsche
Frank W. Goidis
John Leland Jones
Fred J Schumann
James r Walsh
George V Rowe
T. r. Frederick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
NzI10ducz;t>1Q

LUCY ANN WENTWORTH . . born Nav u to Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Whitworth lucille McCleland)
HOWARD BURRIS HARTWIG born Nav Is 10 Mr. and
Mrs Alfred w. Hartwig Helen Buchanan. ...........
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-04
Juvenile Delinquency

From time to time the 10
cal spotlight is centered on
juvenile delinquency in this
community. Recently sew
eral boys were hailed into
court on a charge of using
slugs to the tune of nearly
$1,000 for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning merchandise from
vending machines. 1t was
not just a local affair. It is
alleged they were connected
with a statewide ring.
The work of the police
and probation officers has
been outstanding in hand
ling wayward youth. But it
must be remembered that
the probate or common
pleas court can do little
more than any other citizen
in the matter of removing
conditions which produce
juvenile crime.
Slum conditions, crime
breeding, hot spots operat-
ing unchecked, unenploy-
Continued ca Last Passl
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-04
Cannons See
Famous Horses

Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Cannon
spent the Labor Day weekend
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Robert
Loftin in Cynthiana, KY. Mrs.
Loftin was formely Arabelle
Hurlbutt of Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon visited
the Fisher Dixianna Farm, where
the motion picture Kentucky"
was filmed; Colonel Bradley's
Idle Hour farm, Whitney's Far
away farm, Claybourn farm in
the vicinity of Lexington and
Paris, KY. 1t was also their
good fortune to see the famous
turf kings, Man of War, War
Admiral, Johnstown, Omaha,
Binelich, Trace Call, Burgoo
King and others. They also saw
the famous old Lewis Hunter
distillery at Paris, KY.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-04
LITTLE CHATS ON PUBLIC NOTICES
Copyright, 1941 by J. E. Pollard
LEGAL TERMITES

AS modern life has become complicated and
pex the Public Notice has increased in Importance This
not only because of the great growth in population especially
in the Cities but because of the much number
terests and activities affecting both individuals and the public
Anyone knows you can't hold "town meeting for $780,
100000 people with the help the radio When
is proposed therefore that would affect the rights of either
individuals the public is important than today
make effort to those due Other
than direct personal service the law almost everywhere the
United States recognizes the the best medium for
this purpose.
Despite this attempts made each year to reduce
otherwise the laws requiring permitting the printing
of Public Notices in newspapers of general circulation In
Wisconsin alone in 1889 reported that nearly bills
aimed at cutting down legal notices Many plausible
given
The fact remains that legal termes often work
to undermine the Public Notice laws despite their long
milton and important safeguard of legal rights public
and Such efforts often go unnoced unoppoed
The real fact today that the Public Notice
cali for observance and reinforcement
pared down repealed