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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-13
orimaju nj pune $4,000 godisnje.

prmaju nj pune $4,000 godisnje.
Ako je slucaj sa odraslm ljudma u
najboljem dobu zivota sta bi doktori reki u
kakvom su stanju fzickom i mentalnom one
osobe koje starje Cd &c godina starostj
tin miiona familija, koje nisu primile dovolj->
no potrebnih stvari "a odrzavanje zvota.
| sve ovo Sc desava najbogatijoj zemlj
ma svetu. Ma stovarstima stole mlioni busl
psenice drugog zita milioni radnog naro-
da gladuju stovaristima stole milioni ba-
la pamuka - miloni idu pou nagi. sam C.
Wickard, noviji Sekretar Agriculture, izjavio
je da siromasni "posednic' bastina pamuka
poseduju mamie pamucnog odela cd svih osta-
lih famija radnog naroda tako Sc moze
reel jos wise "a familije najamnih radnika:
NaJamn radnik koji gradi move moderne
kuce zivi u najzabacenijim kucama koje su
svoju vrednost do najelementarnijeg minimu-
ma davno izgubile koje svesnije covecanstvo
bi razorilo da sc novi narastaj ne grozi sa tim
primerom mizernog stanja radnicke klase pod
kapitalizmom naj jamn radnik koj proizvodi
bezbroj par cipela sam on mora nositi pode-
rane clpele, a i njegova deca hodaju bosa kad
god to Vreme / najmanje dozyoljav najanl-
nj radnlk koji proizvodi odela, nosi stare ode.
10 njegova supruga cd onog odea koje ie
tako otrcano da ga ne moze najamni radnik
nj ma ruke nataci, pravi "novo" odelo "a nil
hovog sina iii kcer; najamni radnik koii gail
stoku koji velikim mesarnicama sprema
milione funti zdravog mesa, mora sam da ku-
puJe najjeftinije delove najjeftinije vrste me-
sa- Tako mozemo redjati do Bozica
Sve Sc owe protivrecnost krza u izobilju,
desavaJu zbog toga sto Sc pod postojecim drus-
tvenlm uredjenjem prozvodi "a prodaju, ne
"a upotrebu, "a profile jedne sake stanovnis-
tvva, koja je pograbila svo bogatstvo koia
lzrablJuJe skoro svo stanovnistvo radnicku
klasu, ne radi koristi celog stanovnistva.
kapitalistiSki apologieari nam dolaze da
crtaJu lepu sliku "naseg nacina zivota," da
oi predoblll naJamne radnike da Sc bore "a
prlJave imperijalsticke interese razboinieke
kapltahsticke klase, Gij gadni sstem, radi
nJenog grabezjivog i nezasitljivog apetita "a
Veci profit "a sto ve6e bogatstvo. onesposoh-
lava skoro polovinu familia radnicke Nase
clJ najsposobniji sinov muzevi ne mogu
preci mentalno fizicki nj puku doktorsku Vi
zitu "a vojnu sluzbu.
Etc sto uradise deset godina kapitalistif-
Ike krlze cd radnicke klase ali to niie nista
II sravnJenju sta ce kapitalizam ucinti cd rad
nlcke klase ako imalo poduze potraje. Senator
DoWney. da ina dusu bi reki da je "a gros
prodao dJavolu, ali je nema pise svome ST.
nu zasto Sc on sada ulaze da zloglasni bill II.
H. lT'6 bude sto pre- ozakonjen iako e pre- bio
oglaseni pacifista, rece da Sc "boi nosledica
posleratnog ekonomskog sloma." on dale svo~
me slnu pise, TAI slom moze do6i, ISL mi iii
ne isi rat" sto znaci, ako kapitalizam DO
traje DUE, kriza l929-41 izgledace kao ierac
(Nastavak Ma 3 strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-13
Dxepna Biblija
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KRISTIJAN STAMPAR

knjba romano Eugene Sue-a 'Tajne' naroda
iii storija jedne proleerske porodice kroz vekove
Prica o Sesnaestom Stoecu. - dive knjge knjga l.
81 orignalnog francuskog engleski Daniel De Leon
Sa engleskog jugoslavenski: L. Petrovic.
y Pa ako ispovedi neka oprosti. - od-
govori popustljiva matt - Mora da podleze ka1vom po-
rivu fanatekog dobrocinstva
Sa ampom ruc, zanatlija njegova supruga 81
ju dole kuhiniu trudec; sakriju svo prstup.
;;vuk njihovh stopa skrpa drvenh stepenca pod
CANA i'm najzad obrate Herve-ovu paznju On magic D.
Irene glavu j. vdeci mater. usta sa poda kao
odbacen federom. zaprepascenju mu ispusti orudie
mucenja.
Krstijanovom snu bese skoro osamnaest godna.
Njegovo jednom otvoreno veselo bujno lice, koje obi
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-19

FOR SAIAE-Two- family house, 2. car garage. Hamilton Park Section. Phone ThomaSton 49.2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-19
Financial
Business Opportunities

GOOD-fnvestment. Partnership in restaurant doing excellent business. cannot handle alone, 800 West Main St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-19
Ss,s Mattresses
Miscellaneous For Sale

IRON vERANDA-30 it. long. 1t. wide. T. L. Moriarty, 365 Willow St. Tel. 3-1992.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-19

WE HAVE A FEW BARGAINS IN LOW PRICED LETTER FILES
 WITH OR WITHOUT LOCKS yNAvIs & WYE, ING. 60 BANK ST.
Evening star., 1941-10-17
Strong said. and then he and Mr.
Kent left the hotel.
Saws He Asked for BiOff.

Says He Asked Tor blOn.
Under questioning by United States
Attorney Matthias Correa, Mr.. Strong
asserted that the package contained
money which he saw Mr.. Kent put
into it in Mr.. Kents Office.
did Mr.. Kent ask for any particu-
lar persons?" Prosecutor Correa
asked.
He asked for Willie Bioff," Mr..
Strong answered, and pointed out
Mr.. Bioff in the courtroom.
In September or october Of 1887,
Mr.. Strong added, Mr., Kent called
him in and gave him instructions
to deliver an envelope at the Hotel
Astor.
81 went to the Astor, telephoned
Willie Bioff, and he told me to come
up to his ROOM" the witness said.
Il went to his room and handed him
the envelope. 1t contained s100 bills
He counted out the money, said
everything was o. K, and I left"
Hotel Records introduced.
Records of the Hotel Warwick,
indicating that Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Bioff were guests there in the
spring of 1887 and that Browne also
was a guest at the same time, were
sworn to by hotel employe.
w. c. Michel, executive vice presi-
dent of Twentieth Century-Fox,
testified that on April % or 25, 1896,
he was summoned to Mr.. Kent's
office and ordered TO find a way to
raise about $4,000 in cash.
He said he obtained the amount
Evening star., 1941-10-17
their rights for self determination
under the Wagner Labor Act.
c. /. O. Blamed for Split.

their rights for self determination
under the Wagner Labor Act.
c. 1. O. Blamed for Split.
Other outstanding actions Of the
convention included:
A declaration that the A. F. l.
doors remained open to the c. I. O.,
but placing blame on the latter
for the continued rift in labor
ranks.
An anti-racketeering resolution
which officials said was couched
in the strongest terms of any ever
drafted by the A. F. L.
Ousting of George Browne, in
dicted president of the Theatrical
Employees Union, from his A. F. L.
vice presidency. Browne is on trial
in New York along with Willie Bioff
West Coast theatrical Labor leader,
on charge of extorting $550,OO0
from motion picture firms.
A recommendation that q national
committee be named to start plan
ming for the poSt-defenSe crisis,
with 30-hour week in all indus
tries as one proposal.
Advocacy of price control without
freezing wages.
Opposition to the Vinson bill for
a pre-strike cooling off period"
Mr.. Green was reelected for his
18th consecutive term. The 1912
convention will be held at Toronto.
Evening star., 1941-10-17
Biof GOT Envelope
Full Of S100 Bills,
Film Official Says
Extortion TriuI Witness
Tells Of Visiting Labor
Leader in N. Y. Hotels
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. l7.-Hugh ].
Strong, personnel supervisor Of
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp,
testified yesterday he received an
envelope filled with s10O bills in the
fall of 1887 from Sidney R. Kent,
president of the corporation, and
delivered it to William Bioff, West
Coast labor leader.
Bioff and George E. Browne, presi-
dent Of the International Alliance of
Theatrical Stage Employees "a. F. L. ,
are being tried in Federal Court on
charges of eXtorting S550,000 from
four major film companies, including
Twentieth Century-Fox.
In the spring of 1887, he testified,
he accompanied Mr.. Kent TO the
Warwick Hotel in New York City,
where Mr.. Kent used the house
telephone. A bellboy came and took
package from Mr.. Kent, Mr..
Evening star., 1941-10-17
| Army Operator
|HoIts Phone Call
| To Kill Snakes

BY the associated Press.
CAMDEN, S. c.. Oct. 17.-Sergt
James T. O'Neal called the telephone
switchboard of the 18th Field Artil-
lery with request to be put through
to the command post.
Just a moment, there1l be slight
delay" replied the operator. Pvt.
Gurney Graham of Sanford, N. C.
Sergt. O'Neal waited He heard
strange noises over the wire
Irritated at the delay he demanded
of the operator, What is this, any
way?"
Just killing a snake" came the
reply.
"Oh, yeah" Well, how about get
ting the c. P. for me?"
Wait till I kill this other snake" "
answered Pvt. Graham.
Suspicious that he was being
kidded, Sergt. ONeal rushed over
to the field telephone office He
found a large copperhead, subdued
by hickory stick, and another with
its head crushed by a blow from the
but of a As automatic.
Evening star., 1941-10-17
Union Is Suspended,
Aid 10 Russia Backed
Asa. Par|ey Ends
Brewery Workers
Disciplined in Dispute
With Teumsters
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Oct. IT. President
William Green today surveyed 10
days of discussion on economic, in
ternational and interunion issues in
the American Federation of Labor's
61st convention and commented:
THE outstanding feature of the
meeting was the :" declaration of
support for the defense effort
and for aid to Britain and her
allies"
The convention adjourned after a
blast against Communism, but ap-
proving support of the move to as
sist Russia in military self-interest
The resolution declared a Stain vic
tory over Europe's nations would be
as disastrous to free institutions as
Hitler victory.
) Brewery Union Suspended.
The other high light of the final
Day was the A. F. LIS suspension of
the Brewery Workers Union in a
long-standlng JurlSdlctlonal dispute
with the powerful Transfers Union,
largest in the Federation.
The union was suspended by 80
s03 to 1,765 vote for its adamant re-
fuSal to abide by an old Federation
award to the Teamsters of jurisdic-
ton over brewery industry truck
drivers.
The A. F. L. vote followed a
castigation of the brewery workers
by Daniel Tobin, teamsters' presi-
dent, for the string of injunctions
their leaders obtained during recent
years against teamster officials and
the A. F. L. Executive Council.
Mr.. Tobin assailed the brewery
union policies as "the most dis
graceful action, even including the
c. I. O.'s activities, ever seen
within the ranks of labor"
Joseph Obergfell of Cincinnati, the
brewery workers executive secre-
tary, responded that his followers
would not surrender or abandon
Evening star., 1941-10-17

by issuing vouchers TO cover special
disbursements" excess travel sx-
penses," special entertainment" and
other items which he said were
fictitious. He added that this
method Of raising cash from the
company's funds was utilized by him
from 1896 to 1910.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-13

Blue Sky Law

A ''blue sky law is law enacted
to provide for the regulation and
supervision of the sale of stocks,
bonds or other securities, so as to
protect the public against such as
are obviously unsound or as do not
meet certain standards. The term
''blue sky law" is an allusion to
remark of the proposer of the first
law of the kind In Kansas, in 1911,
that some companies sought to
Capitalize the blue SKIES"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-13
NSTALLMENT FOUR

THE STORY so FAR: Karen Water
son, convinced by her lawyer, John Colt,
that she has a claim to the island
estate and fortune of her grandfather,
Garrett Waterson, arrives in Honolulu
70 attempt TO gain control of the prop
erty. Here she meets Richard Wayne,
or Tonga Dick, as he is known throughout
the South Pacific. He is member of the
Wayne family that has been in control OF
her grandfather's island, AlakOa, since
the old mans disappearance. Although
Tonga Dick knows who she is, Karen
attempts to conceal her identity from
him. Dick offers to take her sailing and
she accepts. Dick goes to the home of
his haIf-brothers, Ernest and Willard,
for a conference regarding their inter-
est m AlakOa. In the course of their dis
cussion it is revealed that the Wayne
family obtained the island for a small
sum and under the direction of the boys
uncle, James Wayne, it has been devel-
Oped to where it has assets Of around
three million dollars. Next day as
Dick takes Karen sailing she learns that
he knows who she is and that he is taking
her to AIakoa. She wants to go back
70 Honolulu but he refuses TO take her.
Now continue with the story.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-13

army'S choice for permanent < z
duty. I look and feel more like a
hardship case than most of the
crumb hunters who are being re-
leased and keep telling the officers
that I am no more use to the army
than if I was married on. account
of I am in love.
Every time I argue that I am
needed at home they just laugh at
me so I CESS they must have in
vestigated and found out that I al
ways let you and pop bring up the
coal and wood and was not no
help to speak of. When l think of
how I used to squawk about tending
the furnace it makes me sick all
over. Believe me ma if I ever get
out of this and back in my own
home I will think it priverlage to
tend the furnace.
It makes me soar to see a lot of
boys being released every day. But
they certainly get checked up on and
three days before they go they get
a complete going over by the doc
tors again. I can't figure this out
unless they want to be sure no jeep
gets out of the army in any better
shape than he was when he came
in. I asked Sergeant Mooney and
he said it was the rules that every
soldier must be exactly like he was
when he was accepted. He said one
reason why could not get out was
that l was in such lousy shape when
I reached camp that it would be i'm
possible for army to ever get me
back in the same condition again.
Otto Bixby thought he was going
to be released and he was all set
and everything but after the med
ical inspection he was told he wood
have to stay in the army. The rec
ords of admission showed he had
four teeth missing when he got in
ard they don't check with the fact
he has six missing now. They won't
accept his explanashun how he
lost the other two.
They just finished big athletic
field for us at this camp and we
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-13

arm, a soar back and two teeth
knocked out but I still do not feel
no worse after it all than do when
I get back from hanover.
asked Sergeant Mooney how
done and he said I must of attracted
attenshun becuz he knew the army
was scouting the game and he saw
scout looking at me and saying
he never saw anybody play the kind
Of game I did.
Well, I will close now with lots
of love.
Your son,
Oscar.
PSI wish you would ask Nellie
Petersen to write me oftener than
three times a week.
IT'S AN AGE OF SPECIALIZATION
WANTED employment FOR two
young women in early twenties;
Alb. degrees, intelligent, attractive,
whimsical, ambitious, literary,
poverty-stricken. Can act, model,
dance, sing, act, knit, sew, paint,
decorate, act, sell, ride horseback,
read to invalids, swim, act, play
hockey, walk dogs, play bridge,
teach, speak French, German,
Greek, Russian, Latin, fence, act,
direct, design, construct, act, cook,
mix drinks, play piano and ukulele,
compose, act, wash dogs, parachute
jump, play tennis, hook rugs, mind
children, act, psycho-analyze, de-
bate, garden, photograph and act.
Phone Chelsea 3-3059 between $50
and 9 p. NEW York Times.
But how are you on ski jumping
and horse-shoeing?
Believe it or not, there is at 491
East 95th street, Brooklyn, Society
for the Prevention of Disparaging
Remarks About Brooklyn.
Three New Jersey judges have de-
clared pinban machines obviously
gambling devices and denounced the
claims of operators and lawyers that
they are not Here and there you
find a court that can't be fooled.
Hitler is giving the New Order to
Europe and Asia and the dull thud
of the falling bodies of the benefi-
Charles is heard on all sides.
It is culture by way of the firing
squad and the better life against the
background of stone wall.
''This war will decide the fate of
Germany, for the next 100 years. -
Hitler.
A year ago he said it would decide
it for 1000 years. What's a little
matter of 900 years to a micro
phone?
The National Association of Letter
Carriers held convention in Los
Angeles. What interests us is did
they have a parade?
We know a lady who is very
sore because her husband told
her to keep her best chin for
ward.
Secretary Knox says America
may have to police the world for the
next 100 years. We still think a COP
should be allowed to retire after go
years.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-13
Santa Claus

Santa Claus is a town In Spencer
county, Indiana. A 32-acre park In
the town has been dedicated to the
children of the world and the per-
petuation of the Yuletide spirit, and
contains a 25-foot granite statue of
Santa Claus in his traditional cos
tune. The postmaster of Santa
Claus receives annually an ava
lanche of letters and packages sent
there for remailing with the Santa
Claus cancellation stamp.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-13

got a reglmental
football team on
witch l am trying
out for the re-
serves. In the
first scrinmage 1
got a sprained
ankul, two broken
toes a disIocated
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-13
Alley Oomph

Time ,oen the bowng alleys of the regarded
select gentemens clubs Today 100000 United
States bowlng in big This photos you
Of the gals rcho bring oomph to the alleys.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-13

also wants to do it because the pic
ture is being directed by Mervin
Leroy, who gave her her first part
In films.
Irving Berlin has written Il new
songs for Holiday Inn," more than
have ever before been turned out In
a single picture. Bing Crosby will
sing some of them, Fred Astaire
will dance to them. The score in
cludes two old Berlin favorites,
Easter Parade" and Lazy"
Ginger Rogers and Cary Grant
will cO-star in RKO's production of
Bernard Shaw's earns and the
Man." with an original score by
Oscar Strauss, the Viennese cOmpos-
er. If you want to see another
version of the same story right
away, you can go to Metros
"The Chocolate Soldier" with Nell
SON Eddy and Rise Stevens, Of the
Metropolitan Opera company. It's
Miss Stevens screen debut, and
Metro executives feel sure that the
public viii take her to their hearts.
Remember the parting of the Red
sea in c. B. DeMille's ''The Ten
COMMANDMENTS the chariot
race in ben Hur"-or the earth
quake in "San Francisco? Mr.. De-
Mile thinks he's added a memo
rable sequence to that list-the
squid fight in Reap the Wild
Wind" Ray Midland and John
Wayne, in diving suits, are explor-
ing the hull of a wrecked vessel in
a search for Susan Hayward when
they encounter the sea monster.
Mr.. DeMille donned diving suit
and directed the scenes, in huge
tank. For other scenes in the pic
ture he descended 20 feet into the
Pacific, to the ocean floor. Said it
was the only way he could get the
eerie realism that he required.
Who'd be your choice to portray
viii Rogers in Warner Bros. film
of his life, made from the book,
Uncle Clem's Boy? At present
Stuart Erwin, Spencer Tracy and
Roy Rogers, Republics Western
star, are under consideration. It's
said that Mrs. Rogers prefers
Tracy, though Erwin's supporters
urge that he's a better choice be-
cause he resembles the famous
comedian and philosopher.
ODDS AND ENDS-PUanlount sCiH
star Charles Boyer and Veronica Lake IN
@Hong Kong" romantic story played
against modern, ,cartorn China :. CiHHy
Simnas has just been made an honorary
colonel of Southern California district,
American Legion, Los AngeIes-frst time
stars been alcarded the honor By an en-
tire district We hear that Tony Martin
said he tCas ready and sUiHing' to enter
the army, epen though an appeal from his
draft classification had been filed
RKOs Mexican Spitfre at Sea" brings
you not only the team of Lupe Velez and
Leon Enrol, but Zasu Pitts, Elizabeth
Risdon, Charles Buddy Rogers, Eddie
Dunn and Harry Holman as tceH.
The United States Naval academy
recently requested 5000 auto
graphed photographs of Dorothy
Lamour-that is, the midshipmen
did. Evidently they don't belong to
the ranks Of those who want to start
a movement to keep her out Of
Bob Hopes pictures!
Robert Taylor's going historic
again; he'll portray Alexander
Hamilton as boy and man IN ''The
Gentleman From the West Indies"
(Which title may be change0 with
Hedy Lamar playing opposite.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-13
THE PRIVATE PAPERS
OF PRIVATE PURKEY

Every day they are checking out
a bunch of us refugees from soft
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-13
By VIRGINIA VALE

tReleased by Western Newspaper Union.)
IT'S difficult to write calmly
L and critically about Walt Dis
ney's "Dumbo"-in fact, it's
practically impossible. This
story of the baby elephant with
the oversize ears, who's born in
to a circus and made miserable
by the other animals because Of
those same ears, is completely
enchanting. There's Timothy Mouse,
successor to Jininey Cricket; there's
the band of black crows, there's the
squealing circus engine-and there's
the really lovely sequence in which
pink elephants dance. Every mo-
ment of this hour-long picture is de-
ightful- two ways about it, you'll
have to see ''Dumbo."
-
Jean Phillips, once Jean HarIow's
stand-in, had moved from a bit to
co-starring role in just two pictures
she's the first stand-in since
Adrienne Ames to become lead
ing woman, which is bad news for
girls who hope to climb to stardOm
by that route. Her first break came
when she was cast in "AmOng the
Living; that performance earned
her the second lead in ''The Morn
ing After" Now she's cO-starred
with Macdonald Carey in CDR.
Broadway" Her resemblance to
Ginger Rogers blocked her career
when she first went to Hollywood.
Glenda Farrell is happy. She's
signed to play the ex-sweetheart of a
gangster in Johnny Eager; says
she's fascinated by the part, and
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-13

BEDS under tneTn
new rules releas-
ing jeeps who are
married, or %
We ars old, or
needed at home,
but they are still
passing me up
like I was the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-13

also wants to do it because the pic
ture is being directed by Mervin
Leroy, who gave her her first part
In films.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-13

We know a lady who is very
sore because her husband told
her to keep her best chin for
ward.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-13

Secretary Knox says America
may have to police the world for the
next 100 years. We still think a COP
should be allowed to retire after go
years.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-13

Robert Taylor's going historic
again; he'll portray Alexander
Hamilton as boy and man IN "The
Gentleman From the West Indies"
(Which title may be change0 with
Hedy Lamar playing opposite.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-13

The National Association of Letter
Carriers held convention in Los
Angeles. What interests us is did
they have a parade?
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-13


Irving Berlin has written IA new
songs for Holiday Inn," more than
have ever before been turned out In
a single picture. Bing Crosby will
sing some of them, Fred Astaire
will dance to them. The score in
cludes two old Berlin favorites,
Easter Parade" and Lazy"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-13

''This war will decide the fate of
Germany, for the next 100 years.
Hitler.
A year ago he said it would decide
it for 1000 years. What's a little
matter of 900 years to a micro
phone?
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-13

The United States Naval academy
recently requested 5000 auto
graphed photographs of Dorothy
Lamour-that is, the midshipmen
did. Evidently they don't belong to
the ranks of those who want to start
a movement to keep her out Of
Bob Hopes picturesl