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La gaceta., 1941-01-09
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para la tarde y la
nOche de hoy. Lluvias ocasiona-
les. Poeo cambio en- la tcmpera-
tura. Maxima aver, sc grades;
minima, 81.
La gaceta., 1941-01-09

Luchar por 10 que poseemos
en- libertad y por su mejora-
miento en- gran escala, es Ell de
Der De todos,
La gaceta., 1941-01-09

Los indlvlduos del Amer
can Rescue Ship Mission, Ell
vapor de los comunistas y 'sus
companeros de viaje," venian
remitiendo cartas y en- ell pri-
mer lugar mencionaban a la
Sra. Eleanor Roosevelt, espo
sa del presidente de la Repu-
blica.
mos apoya la esposa del
Presidente, la primera dana
de la naci6n"-decfan.
A esta reduction llegaron
veintenas de cartas, con hojas
y panfletos, y en- primer lugar
Sc mencionaba a Mrs. Roose-
welt.
Nosotros resolvimos no pu-
blicar esa propaganda" y
,discurrimos: Con toda seguri-
dad que la Sra. Roosevelt no
Sc halla bien enterada de la
"maniobra" de los comunistaS
Y sus amigos para recaudar
fondos.....
Pero aver nos enteramos de
la verdad.
La Sra. Roosevelt, a media
dos de diciembre, lie hizo sa-
Der a los del barco que ella no
deseaba siguieran usandO su
nombre, por cuanto la Secre-
taria de Estado les habia re-
tirado un permiso, concedido
bajo los terminus de la ley de
neutralidad, a los "vivos" del
American Rescue Ship Mis-
sion, por otro nombre Ameri-
can Spanish Aid Committee.
Este Comite de los Comunis-
tas Sc habfa separado, levan-
tando tienda aparte y para
manejar ell dinero sin restric-
clones, de la campana de la
Spanish Refugee Relief, orga-
nizaci6n dirigida por ell obs
DO Francis j. MCCONNELL que
tanto ayud6 a la Repdblica
Espanola, y con ell secretario
Ickes, de p~residente honora
rio.
Aver la Spanish Relief Cam
paign, baio la firma del senior
obispo, del secretario Ickes y
de Herman F. Reissig, explic6
publicamente los motives de
la division que los del Barco
p~lantearon.
Como la division Sc maqui-
no por los comunistas, 81 pri-
mer acto fue nombrar secreta-
rio de la cuestacion para ell
"buque fantasma" a Fred Bic
denkapp, reconocido como u
no de los mas influyentes "ssa
linistas" del pals. Sc elevaron
algunas protestas y ell dia II
de diciembre fue nombrada
para sustituirle la Srta. Helen
R. Bryan, exsecretaria de otra
organization patrocinada por
los comunistas, la Liga Ameri
cana de Paz y Democracia.
Ademas de la Sra. Roose-
welt, y para no servir de ms
trumento a los comunistas, re-
tiraron sus nombres de la 90
bra,," John Haynes Holmes,
que investig6 los motives, y o.
tros obispos y distinguidas
personalities.
Habiles, los "rojillos" toda-
via cuentan con ell apoyo de
una mujer emiDente, pero Gle
ga, Miss Helen Keller, que
tambien seguramente ignora
ell fondo politico de Ia cuesta-
ci6n inieiada.
"Yo di mi nombre para esa
obra, dice Miss Keller, como
I'm acto de amor para los Que
sufren,"
Pero .cc que la em5arcaron
no lie dijeron que de Mejicc
saldran algunos vapores mer-
cantes y que los comunistas Sc
proponen salyar a los 'suyos'
y sus "ayudantes.' no a los re-
publicanOs y de otras filiacio.
mes.
Con 81 mayor dsscaTO lO'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
BBrddenton, Lower GuIf
Old Settlement Boasts
Grapefruit Development

THOSE- who He-tfaHeffns=
south by train on the Florida
Sunbeam will find Bradenton,
Fla. a town Of unusual interest
10 visit as il is one of the oldest
settlements on The lower gulf
coast.
1t is the local tradition that
il was n-BradeHteh- the
Florida gFFaPe4f ffttttiftt WAS first
grown. or at least first developed
i'm o a commercial shipping
product.
Spanish and English coloniSts
established settlements along the
Manatee River in the carly days
Of Florida's history, attracted
by the easy water access to the
rich inland country. As on
Florida's East Coast, the alton
ton of the early planters was
largely centered upon sugar. and
there are ruins of old sugar mills
TO be seen still standing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Fat Check Book Opens
Doors to Luxuries
Ii Ford Resorts
BY DON SHORT

-fNr-H BEACH, Fla Jan is.
EVEN the sky was tinged with
- gold when I rode into this
fabulous riviera whore America 5
blue =hleesas set theif=eitaTF7fFf5= II
Winter. A well-fattened check
book Is the open sesame 10 the
creature comforts and Injuries
Of the Cold Coast but il Will not
get rs owner past the imprce-
nable barriers erected by the
social dictaiors.
The word exclusive is a ter
ribly oyerworked adjective in
this glitternc Rendezvous where
the big shots print their names
on little signs that mark the
entrances to their hedge-bound
hideouts. l don't know why they
hide. but l suppose 1t Is from
such nuiSanceS' AS this irreVerCnt
paragrapher, who doesn't give
whoop in hades whether he ever
gets an invite 10 The Colony
Club or not.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Early Shows Spur
Southwest Trave

: SANTA FL. y. NJ, Jan. is.
EARLY SHOWS nave been
drawing Winter sports enthusi-
asts into the high country for
the past month, and attendance
thus far gives promise of
record-breaking year for New
Mexico'S Winter sports areas.
More than dozen Winter
sports areas have been devel-
oped in New MeXico'S far-hung
mountain ranges, where snow
remains constant throughout the
cold months. Improvements on
four of the areas include ski
toWs.
a majority OF the states ski
areas are served by motor high
ways. and special bus service is
available at Santa F'c for those
who come by train or plane.
Accommodations are available
for all at nearby metropolitan
centerS. Because of the COM
paTative mildneSs of New Mex
icoS Winter climate, all Winter
sports areas in the state are
found AT high attitudes, but none
is so high as 10 cause discomfort
10 those unused 10 the normal
elevations found IN the South
west
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Governor TO Tour
Winter Sportsfanc

THE EXECUTIVE committee
of the East Michigan Tourist
Association and guests viii make
their second annual bus tour of
Winter sports centers in eastern
Michigan January IS and R6
Governor Van Wagner and
Highway Commissioner Donald
kehheds-wiiEbe- guests OF
honor on this inspection trip.
Next Saturday the tentative
itinerary includes visits 10 the
Winter sports parks at Saginaw
and Silver Valley, with supper
at East Tawas. eliminating at
Alpena. when the governor will
crown Michigan's Queen of the
Northland On Sunday the group
will observe Winter activities at
!. Lewiston OlSegn- SKI Glib
lord. Grayllng and Harrison. and
conclude activities with dinner
al Clare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Named for Planter

The town got its name from
one of the later sugar planters,
DR.. J. Braden. who built at what
is now the town of Manatee.
adjoining Bradenton on the
east, a great stone house which
he named Braden Castle, and
which served as a fort in which
the neighboring settlers took
refuge against Indian raids.
Only the ruins of Braden Castle
still stand in the center of the
Braden Tourist Camp.
Another historic monument
near Bradenton is the old
Gamble mansion AT E,llenton.
one of the best preserved of
Florida'S ancient plantation
homes. II was built about 1879
by Robert Gamble. a planter
who owned 5000 acres and 300
slaves. At the end of the Civil
War Judah p. Benjamin. who
had been Secretary of State of
the Confederacy took refuge
here from the Federal scouts
who were trying to capture him
and the rest Of the officials of
the Confederate Government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Sun Lures
7 travellers
To Panama

WITH every year under the
" spell of continuous Sum-
mer. Panama is a vacation des-
1Ination that makes it virtually
impossible for the tourist TO ar
rive in unfavorable weather
In spite of her location in the
very heart OF the tropics, Pan
anna is famed by trade winds,
particularly net cen January
and April. Coohn- showers dur
ing the Fall months provide a
pleasant break in tropical tenn
pcratures.
Residents and visitors Of Pan
anna take 10 the mountains PERI
odicallN IN order 10 enjoy the
sub-tropical beauty spots Of FL
Nolcan. BoquSe and FL Vale
where there Is little rain and
the temperature varies from 55
TO - degrees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Stops at Haiti

Among the more prominent
cruise ships that are carrying
sun worshippers 10 Panama at
This time of the year are the
vessels of the Panama Line,
sailing weekly out Of New York.
More than just fleeing taste
Of Panama is provided al the
Isthmus. for the current cruise
schedule of rs days calls for
four days in Panama as we'll as
two visits 10 Port-Au-Prlnce,
capital Of exotic Haiti.
Shopping for souvenirs in the
narrow streets of Colon or Pan
anna City is a sport that never
fails 10 attract ardent followers.
Rare perfumes. silks linens,
Panama hats. and other articles
az native make are all offered
al amazingly low prices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Good viii Envoy

Thousands Of Northerners
have met Joe Frohock. good will
ambassador from the St. Peters
burg municipal radio station
WSUN. Each year Joe makes
a good viii tour. and last season
he covered IS cities. :. II YOU
want anything in St Pete GO
10 one of the drug stores They
have worlds largest stores Of
the kind which are Just depart
ment stores maSqueradlng under
drug store name.
Things to see at Sarasota in
clude the/John and Mabel Ring
ling Art Museum and the Ring
ling Circus in its Winter
quarters. The art museum i
one of Florida'S outstanding at
fractions, S20,000,000 collec-
tion, containing some of the
worlds finest works. Oddly,
few people know about and
comparatively few ret TO see IL
in proportion to the number Of
outsiders who visit the state.
Art colony is growing UP around
Sarasota now. with an estab-
lishcd school and many profes-
sionals coming TO sarasota to
study.
The circus puts on q daily
how for amusement of visitors
The big thrill Is watching Al
fred. Court train his lions. tigers
etc. for their performances. l
watched one tralnGr trying TO
hammer sense into the head Of
one of the biggest male lions |
over saw and decided right then
that If ] ever teach tricks 10 an
animal 1t won be any bigger
Than a Peklnese
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

state and made INTO a memorial
of the Confederacy
BradentOn has made the most
of its water frontage on the
river and the gulf. From the
municipal pier and yacht basin
Just below the bridge " h c h
carries the Tamiaml Trail across
the river. the winding shore OF
the Manatee is lined with attgae-
tive homes. equally pleasing
f ont Ie=FTvFT OF from The high
way which leads to tt1c bridge
acroSS- upper end of Sara
sofa Bay 10 Anna Maria Key
and It's bathing beach.
BradentonS tourist appe !
brings Winter visitors in much
larger numbers than the town :
permanent population OF ap-
proXimately 1000 There arc all
types of accommodations and
recreation facilities. including a
number of excellent hotels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Bathing De Luxe

For the person who doesn't
give a hang about the blue book,
but WIZ appreciates nice sur
roundingS. a lot of service and
an almost perfect beach, Palm
Beach has a lot TO commend II.
The sun and Surf Club provides
bathing de luxe with a big out
door pool. a beach. private
cabanas. locker rooms, dressing
rooms. etc. It's the Swank shore
spot for those who stay at one
of the big hotels.
Hotel Whitehall is on iWiqfc
syot. bring bpdlt onto and ofo'Wd
the original HcHrB ~ Flaqler
mansion. uhcrc the mtlfimliIiou-
are builder Of the Florida East
Coast Raiirood spea' some Of hiS
unhappy hours. Today the ougl-
nal Whitehall ig lpsf 2 small
part Of the big hotel thot bears
is name, haf me Original fr-
rishinqe arc stU{ there. iHc'Bdin9
the Se0.o06 mar5ie benches which
Fiaqicr scattered around the
place as ,,pcsnceruediV a. though
then ucre 9s-ceut bridge chairs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Coast to Display
Almond Blossoms
Los ANGELES

LOS ANGELES. Jan. Is
Early February brings ore Of
Southern CALIFORNIA; most beau
tiful flower displays 1000 acres
of almond trees in lacy blossoms
along the highways at Banning
beneath snow crowned noun
talnS.
Another floral event is also
occurring as one of the 300
events of Winter visitor enter
tainment in the All-Wnter sun
Festival. The MidMinter- Flower
Show j scheduled for February
90 in Los Angeles. with displays
OF orchids. roses and rare sub
tropical plants and blossoms
With firecrackerS popping. The
Chinese will be celebrating their
-ctgt7t-ddy .NeW Years January
IS to February ia les Angeles
three -ChinatownS. The .Tenc
Chich' or lantern feast VIII be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
TzaAeLeh5
q used as a lookout.

Mrs. Filler tEGRO and her
vi little dauGhter-Lnann e
ought 10 he getting back 10 Glow
crly road as we 90 10 press.
They've been having a marvel
Gus time at the Beverly Wiltshire
in Beverly Hills, Calew hear.
Mrs John Tiaarda is out on
fhc West Coast TOO. She trav-
eled thlther with Mrs Betty
Bryant Bragaw, when she re-
turned to her California digs
with her two pretty offspring.
This Weekend finds the Sid
ney SmallS up al Blue Lake
Lodge. just east of Vanderbilt,
Mich, with a large party OF ski
minded pals.
Mrs Henry b JOY is said TO
1C TCtaXIng Al Virginia Hot
Springs. but Will be returning TO
Far AereS44n another week
or so.
The Charles w. McVicars Of
West Grand boulevard. are now
10 be found in the general vicin-
lty of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Fled TO England

He escaped from the country
at night in an open boat down
the Manatee River, and after
many viciSsitudes reached Eng
land. where he became a leader
Of the bar and accumulated
considerable fortune, Because Of
his stay at the Gamble house.
the building and It's grounds
have been taken over by the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

medicine and a set Of wood
samples from the Dutch East
Indies which Just arrived de
spite German submarines, in
tcrnational complications and
III Europe.
81 Petts leiid Guimal fum- Is
one Of the best. Tourists md
animal and reB'ite farns az
orcr Fioridp, hat most are JUst
EttLc fclLcnA- al 44-Ae--+-+-+t4lt r-7,-
specimens and an obpddojce al
diamond hack fdttIGrs, alAga-
tors and eottop-iHoath mocca-
sias. The one NJ 81. Pete has n
rcoi collection Of lciid iQe, utcr-
estiug and rarlcd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Offers
Chance TO buffers

BUFFERS AND low-handi-
cappers alike will gather at the
seaside Oak Bay course in Vic
toria. B. c. March 9-15, for
the thirteenth annual Empress
Winter golf tournament-Can-
adas one and only event of
this kind.
The Sir Edward Beatty Tro-
p1v. IN mems and women 5
divisions appeals strongly 10 the
average player and the Empress
event. sometimes dubbed the
buffers delight has Of te n
heen won by a player with a
handicap IN double figures
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
New York Visitor

MRS. ALBERT DICKSON.
who is visiting her father, Clar-
ence G. Clark in Bradenton. Fla.
will leave the Florida resort at
the end of the week and spend A
few days in New York City be-
fore coming on home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Motors Are Banned

There are quiet drives anu
shaded avenues where no motor
traffic IS permitted and wnera
at night. with fhe heavens ahehl
with staIs. It's thrilling 10 rlde
silently thouchthully IN ono OF
the Palm Beach chairs. pro
PEELED like one Of those bicycle
Good Hunor wagons hN a
large coI0rcd man BN day the
same avenues provide tho logical
spot for individual cycling IN
exceptions i popular sport IN
Palm Beach
lust across tho bridge IS
West Pair Beach. 4 step or tVo
down. the tone scale from the
ultra-ultra Cf ne parent resort
II Is 3 nafural-look.ng clear
little town and IL pos>cssc7 the
railroad station. a bunch ot
stores and some places 70 stay
that VIII m better IN the az
erage scheme Of things
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Leaving for Florida

Mr. R. AiSf1 MRS. GEORGE
SLOCUM of Roslyn road viii
leave Tuesday for Lake Worth,
Fla. whore they will open their
Winter home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Museum Of Woods

One of tho most Interesting
things Petersburg is Earl
Gresh's Wood Parade where
this craftsman has assembled
woods from all over The world
He built flS own museum aua
created display and descriptions
that give the visitor an amazing
insight into She variety and yer
satility ~ oae ~ nature most
important creation,
There Wef about p
farcs frsr Tat e>p.1o.I &c.
THAI pd.s7r troos thai PROV .ea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Mrs. Baxter TO Return

MRS RICHARD BAXTER and
her daughter. Patricia Of Not
tingham road. will return from
Miami. Fla, about the middle Of
= gHTti9TV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

February II, with parades IN
embroidered silken dress, and
sacred dragon dances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
BILOXI, MISS


On the Gulf
Offers you much for your Dollar
that yeu cannot aferd 10 60 eisewhers.
~euth's Erratest Winter bealtha- snd
rItHy ET8ubd Two bsst hotet- onsr
special rates Americas or European
plan. f'iaS golf, fab. and add many
wars 10 your ME. Write for literature.
Iixau or RIVIERA Hotels, Biloxi. Miss.
Evening star., 1941-12-27
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

dNu liIiC VI OllO"lu8
Stage.
National-"Pal joey" musical por-
trait OF heel: 2:30 and $50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"Tarzan's Secret Treas
sure" more life and times of a
jungle glamour boy. II am, 1:35,
4:30, 7:25 and 10 pm. Stage shows:
12:40, 3;35, $50 and 9:05 pm.
CoIumbia-"Two-Faced Woman"
with not one Garbo, but two: 11:15
am, lilo, $40, sos, 7:05 and 9:05
pm.
Earle-"You're in the Army Now. ="
Jimmy Durante VS.. the sergeant:
10 am, 1885, 2:55, $50, 7;45 and
1910 pm. Stage shows: 1135 am,
2:05, 4:30, $50 and 9:15 pm.
Keiths-"Dumbo," the new Disney
frolic: 9:45, 11:l5 am, 1880, 2:30,
3:35, $50, 7, 8:35 and 1905 pm.
Little - Lost Horizon" Frank
Capra discovers Shangri-la: IL am,
los, $40, Sis, 7:20 and 9:35 pm.
Metropolitan Blues in the
Night" saga of a wandering dance
band: :25 m LIS, $50, $50, 7:35
and $40 pm.
Palace-"The Corsican Brothers" F"
adventure in the Dumas manner:
IL am, 40, 4:20, 7 and $40 pm.
Pix-"Father Takes a Wife" new
comedy starring Gloria Swanson: II
am, 12:40, 2;35, 430, $40, BIS and
1905 pm.
Evening star., 1941-12-27

who would give up business to marry
the actress If she will give up her
career John Howard, who has a
neat knack for playing at stufflness,
and Florence Rice, who turns out
here to have the same talent, are
his son and daughter-in-law. who
look askance on fathers youth.
Too late for the good of the film
there appears the fellow about whom
the plot complications turn-a young
and handsome Latin singer Desi
Arnaz), who innocently incurs the
jealous ire of father and son, almost
breaking up pair of homes in quick
succession. The ingredients are
there, all right, but it's a dullish
script, not frightened by the direc-
ton to anything beyond the mildly
amusing stage.
Miss Swanson is very much all
right, though. She may not be
exactly schoolgirl type, but her
figures trim, her smile is toothy
as ever and she knows how to play
a comedy scene. And she also could
give many a more modern movie
queen cards. spades and an extra
pair of false eyelashes-Without
fearing the competition.
Evening star., 1941-12-27

ctcT Oh movie dctOT raCllRS.
Exhibitors throughout the United
States and Canada, South America
and a few other countries still play
| ing Hollywood production cast their
votes.
Following Rooney, in this order
named. were Clark Gable, Abbott
and Costello. Bob Hope. Spencer
Tracy, Gene Autry. Gary Cooper,
Bette Davis, James Cagney and Judy
Garland
The 1941 poll ran truer to form
than any preceding roundup, with
no surprise placements.
Newcomers to the list this year are
Abbott and Costello (whose sky
rocketing had been conceded by
sweeping success throughout the
year, and Bob Hope. Thus it was
proved beyond any lingering doubt
that l941 was indeed a year for
comedy and for Army and Navy
comedies in particular. Both the
Abbott and Costello team and Hope
concentrated this year on rollicking
scripts dealing with the military
angle.
Clark Gable, runner-up to Rooney,
proved again that he is the most
consistent star in the business
Gable has had a place among the
first 10 every year of the polls
functioning.
Stars on last years list missing
this year are Tyrone Power, Wallace
Beery and Bing Crosby.
Astonishing how many important
stars, living in the same small town.
have never met each other.
Clark Gable has still to be in
troduced to Tyrone Power. Shirley
Temple and Deanna Durbin met for
the first time the other day. Cesar
Romero has long admired Olivia
de Havilland and wishes he could
have a date with her. Mickey
Rooney tried almost a year before
he caught up with Linda Darnell.
There's scene in The Man Who
Came to Dinner" that would indi-
cate Bette Davis not only is unac-
quainted with Sonia Henie but
doesn't know how to pronounce her
name. While esSaying q disastrous
Evening star., 1941-12-27

but he's in there pitching for
another prophecy.
Some guys are never satisfied.
Take the case Of that extra on the
set Of "Tortilla Flats" One Of so
fellows listed for. q days background
work, he was suddenly called out of
nowhere by Director Victor Fleming
and given these instructions:
When Miss Hedy Lamar comes
out of that hut, you meet her at the
doorway, throw your arms around
her and kiss her"
Thrilled was that extra? Not bit
of it, He walked over to the company
manager and registered an objection.
Said the job of kissing Miss Lamar
entitled him to a scale above the
minimum extra pay. He got it, the
lug!
Can you imagine a guy like that?
War-changes-things department.
Evening star., 1941-12-27

sally on skates, Bette refers to the
champion Of the blades as Sonia
Hy-nie. That's a grievous faux pas
Fandom at large calls Sonia, and
correctly. Hen-ie.
Lots Of important names are
garbled by Hollywood folks them
selves. Jean Cabin, famous French
actor, was signed by Goth Century
Fox recently. but executives Of that
company don't know yet how to
pronounce his name. It's Ga-bahn
accent on last syllable. They keep
coming on the set and saying
"How-ya Mr.. Gay-ban."
1t might be intuition. psychic
foresight-or maybe just plain luck
Whatever it is, the fact remains tina,
Walter Wanger has better rec
ord than any other producer in
beating the news"
Fifteen months ago Wanger
started preparations on his current
movie, Eagle Squadron" Nine
months later exploits of the Eagle
Squadron Of the R. A. F. became
headline news.
Last May the producer registered
the title Pearl Harbor" Since the
surprise attack on our Hawaiian
naval base, this title is considered
the most valuable war monicker
owned by any producer.
In his recent "Sundown," made
while there was still considerable
doubt as to the wars outcome, the
picture closed with stirring speech
that England must win. Today she
seems to be doing just that.
Foreign Correspondent" brought
a London air raid to the screen for
the first time-and it wasn't long
after that London started getting
these raids all too frequently.
Going back seven or eight years
Wanger predicted the rise of Fascism
in the United States. Since that
time several organizations have
borne out his predictions.
Wanger won't venture q guess on
how he might next beat the news