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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-08
GOOD OMEN?

GOOD OMEN?
About 18 years ago Harry
Langdon looked around Holly
wood for a newcomer to be his
leading woman in Tramp,
Tramp, Tramp" He selected a
Metro cutie named Lucille lie
Sueur, who of course went on to
become star called Joan Craw-
ford.
The other day Langdon was
looking for another unknown to
play opposite him in a comedy
short at Columbia. He chose Syl-
via La Mari, who recently was
Joan Crawford's stand-in.
Tom Brown, who started in
pictures 10 years ago as a prep
school student in Brown of
Culver" has been playing ju-
venile roles ever since. But he
finally gets break in Republics
"Chaterbox'; he's a college sem
ior, and he manages to graduate.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-08
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD

shown vainly trying to reassem-
BILE a machine gun which he has
taken apart.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-08
. SO THEY SAY

l do not hide from myself the
feebleness of the echoes my ap-
peals have evoked. The work.
man suffers. The peasant grows
impatient. Discomfort is growing.
Anger is rumbling.
Marshal Petain, Vichy chief Of
state.
Packaging will be simpler and
cheaper. The spirit that is be-
hind a gift will be more impor-
tant than the cellophane that
used to 60 around it.
Joseph L. Weiner, deputy di-
rector of Civilian Supply.
The smoke from American fac
tories is the smoke of battle.
Lund, WPB official.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-08
so YEARS AGO TODAY

The Michigan Gazetteer cam
vasser has been in town this
week. The new edition of this
valuable work will be out with
in two months.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
endeavorS to be
is the co-star,

becomes an ally Ahore" n. AsHeS'
of British intelligence. In Cairo Mr..
Young suspects that Marcia Warren.
an American prima donna, Is really
the head of the Nazi spy ring bent
upon sabotage BY some nimble
maneuvering he becomes. the divas
butler, and soon she suspects he is
in the service of the enemy.
Becomes Melodramatic.
Eventually they are able to upset
a secret plot to sink an American
transport, and before the last reel
they are such good pals an arrange
ment for them to co-star in films
seems like happy conclusion.
When Cairo" remains on the high
road to hilarity it is good diversion.
Unfortunately the script injects
deep-dyed Nazi plot. which encum-
bers enjoyment, never generates an
1ota of suspense.
Cairo" is helped over its weak
moments by musical interludes
which include medley Of enduring
tunes from the memory album,
stirring patriotic number Keep the
Lights Burning for Liberty" and
production spectacle set in the
desert moonlight. Ethel Waters as
the stars maid offers one vocal in
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Cryptic Epithet

NO so long ago It was known as
"oomph."
The boulevardiers called it "chic."
Up until the time Carmen Miriam
da began teaching Betty Cradle
Portuguese on the Goth Century,
Evening star., 1942-10-30
World Premiere at Keith's.
Diana Undaunted

Desert heat reaching 1873 degrees
and a 2s0-mile drive after her days
work in film studio, failed to deter
Diana Barrymore from visiting her
husband. Bramwell Fletcher, at the
location site Of the Goth Century
Fox production THE Immortal
Sergeant" in the Imperial Valley so
miles from Ell Centre.
The last Of the Barrymores drove
until midnight to reach Ell Centre,
then answered q 5 O'Clock call in the
morning to journey the so miles to
the location site where Fletcher
worked with Henry Fonda, Thomas
Mitchell, Allyn Joslyn, Melville
Cooper, Morton Lowery and others
In desert battle scenes in the blister
ing heat.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Cairo Has Satirical Fun
With Spies, Also Music
Jeanette Macdonald Set
In Near East Bequeaths
Melody to the Desert
BY ANDREW r. KELLEY.

International spies projected
caring urce1ulness and full Of mystery
the Capitol Theater
alert good targets for shafts
Blond Jeanette Macdonald finds sharp of wit
Hollywood bng a
John McCain which falters =.
endAa To bal
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Goddard and Lake
To Hail Proudlv.5

Paulette Goddard and Veronica
Lake will join with Claudette Col
bert Is top feminine players in so
Proudly We Hail." story OF the
heroic Army nurses Of 'Bataan and
Corresidor, which Mark Sandrich
Win Produce and direct.
Miss Goddard, who starred il,
. The Forest Rangers" will portray
ascomedy lead, but will have roman
tiet interest Is well Miss Lake. who
has won vast fan following during
the past year by yher pottrayals, viii
be seen In . serious dramatic role.
Paramount plans to start $50
Proudly We Hall" early next month
allA It viii be produced on tho same
seH6 scale as wake Island"
eeaIMhik, Director aandrich, i
asl mbling his lineup of principal
male actors. Barry Sullivan, lead
tne man from the Broadway stage
recently placed under contract, BY
the studio, viii fn one, Of the three
ps3ncipA male roles. Waller Ahel
wtb appear % ths chaplain.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
j National-"Mr. Sycamore" a new
comedy with Stuart Erwin and Lii
ban Gish: Tonight at $50.
Screen.
Capitol-"Cairo," Jeannette Mac
Donald singing abroad: 10:45 an,
Las, 4:30, 7:25 and 1915 pm. Stage
shows: 12:40, 3:35, 6:25 and $40 pm.
Columbia Panama Hattie" with
Ann Sothern as she: 1885 am, 1:20,
8, 4:45, 6:25, sos and $50 pm.
: Earle-"Desperate Journey" Flynn
and Comrades pursued by Nazis:
IL am, l.40, 4:25. 7:15 and 10 pm.
Stage shows: los, $50. ,6::35 and
9:20 pm.
Keith's-"Here We Go Again"
radio people on the screen: 11:15
am. l, 2:45, 4:35, $40, $40 and
9:55 pm.
{ Little-"The General Died at
Dawn" Gary Cooper outwitting
Asiatic bandits: 1920 am, 1870,
1885. 5:35, TAO and 9:45 pm.
Metropolitan - Sherlock Holmes
Evening star., 1942-10-30

CAIRO" At the Capitol Theater. A
Metro-Go!dwyn-Mayer picture. directed By
Maj: w. 8. Van Dyke. Co-stars Jeanette
Macdonald and Robert Youns Based on
story idea Of Ladislas Fodor. Scenario
by John McClain
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Themselves
BY ]. w. STEPP.


Here We Go Again" is right.
Without any appreciable excuse
were of on another excursion with
what. theoretically at least, Is one of
our favorite collections Of radio
stars. Hollywood meets Radio City,
they both get each other, Hollywood
and Radio City make a dull movie.
We find this at Keith's this week.
Long, long ago some industrious
scout from the movie colony dis
covered a sultry radio voice, and
upon investigation received the
agreeable surprise that the voice
had a, figure wonderfully suited for
SUCH things as sarongs., Thus, Dottie
Lam1ir became one Of the earliest
manifestations = of the now -burgeon-
tng practise Of moyie-radio ex-
change and inter-exchange with
perhaps . small amount Of refined
piracy on the side. Only seldom
though does the practice turn odt as
grAtifyingH to all concerned as it
did In the case Of Miss Lamour, who,
It., must be admitted, has certain
pleasing aspects. The vapid mon
keyshines of Here We Go Again
may be considered an object lesson
on the full scale.
Take Edgar Bergen and his pup
pets. No one can deny that Mr..
Bergen is a very funny fellow on the
air, and remarkable one in that
his wooden charges have asquired
personalities more definite and en-
tertaining than a lot of their feshly
colleagues. On the screen, however,
he looksSand behaves just like any
other nice guy, except that he looks
an added trifle out Of place as the
productions romantic interest (such
as it Isl. Charlie and Snerd suffer
more grievously still; much of the
time they are being doubled by mid
get stand-ins.
F1bber MCGEE and Molly are a
couple of other nice honey radio
characters. comedy toast Of many
millions of tuners-in.. Moving about
the screen they are sitter than
McCarthy's neck and their brand of
fun acquires an overripe quality
which stands in starker relief than
1t ever could behind the cloak OF
air waves. Gildersleeve is on hand
also, but he reveals nothing more
than that laugh which works its
way up from his heels. The meek
potentially comic, character known
as 'Wimple appears for brief spell:
Songstress Ginny Sinms is delight
ful to look at, lovely to hear, and
Ray Mobiles orchestra makes a little
music
Here We Go Again" has no in
cident. although a second honey
moon at woods resort theme
looms hazily in the background.
Letter from Bataan," an RKO
short with Richard Arlen, reminds
civilians that they can be q power
fm influence in the war effort il
they collect metal scrap and kitchen
grease, care for car tires, refuse ;to
hoard and stop buying non-essen-
ttals. It summons the memory OF
the boys Of Bataan who had moth.
Ing to eat and nothing to fight with
memory to shame every American
The Keiths bill also includes Don.
aid Duck, currently being, exasper-
aoed With his garden. :
Evening star., 1942-10-30

SSSSA v = Wall
! l m n e d as q
S m a IL tow II
n e " S p a p e r.
man from Cali
fornia. sent over
to the Near East
to write about
the war in a
style villagers
can understand.
On the way over
the war CORE
s pom d mt is
S h / p W r e c k
ed and. on a
raft in the Med
1 t e r r anean, he
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Radio and Screen
Collaborate in
Keith Film
Bergen. Mccarthy and
Others Are Reflected
In Neu Production

HERE WE GO AGAIN" an RKo nlm,
produced and directed by Allan Dwan
original screen play by Paul Gerard Smith
At Keith's.
Evening star., 1942-10-30

and Voice Of Terror" Rathbone and
Bruce in Baker street again: II an,
1910, 2:25, Ais, 6:10. 8 and 9:55
pm. @
Palace-"Iceland," Sonia Henie,
the marines and Sammy Hayes Or
chestra: II am, ITO, $40, $50, TAO
and 9:55 pm.
Pix -"Schubert's Serenade,"
French film, and Honeymoon IN
Bali; continuous from 2 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts; con-
tinuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1942-10-30

Fox location, where "Springtime in
the Rockies was filmed. it was
known as glamour"
But in Rio," says Carmen, "it's
boa! That's glamour, oomph and
everything else. It's so many more
things else, it would surprise YOU.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-23

01Gb6en olS $o6neubraut gepdbIt
murOe. Mlnu iebte i6r e;uen Gran5
ms Soar unO iiibrte lie inter Ntil-
fit sl sem angepilodten So1n, Oer
iie BEL perbupOeneu Algeu init et'
rem 0rei1ilegel totjuidlagen bat
te, un0 5rudr glei6 ouf Sen erlten
S6lag. 0ies 9olt als 9epeis,
Oh Iie tugcnOboit mar. @elong es
i6r, 10 bepegte iid Ser 3ue nit
Sem totem &a6n OurA oos ganje
0orf. Ger Su1n plir0e gebrotet
unO ser S"a6neu6ralit ge6iibrte Oo'
ron 0os erie 5iiid. Gieier SIT
90niain6of, in 9o0nieny aeiibte
grou1 4ragt nod pollfonimen olt-
germanii6e 3itsc. Die Sa1nenbrort
mar sic @rieiterin. Ole Ser
ntummtcn, uripriiuglid III Sier-
fele gebiiIlte @eitoltcL maren Die
9rieIter nit loren @e6ilien, Der
@aoen nit Dem Sobn mar ser
2pferwagen, ser nit @iiliif III.
ipriingliH mo5l mir nil S9eueir-
gel1ute II bcaleitet nurOe, Der
@tobr, bod 81 GoB, ser 0berprie-
Iter, geidpGr3t I'M uidt erfonnt
st merOen, Oo ioaIt Si6t3nuber
ODER lln6olOe iein beiliGeS 8erf
It0ren fonnteu. Gen Sdlub Ser
Geier biloete nod oef 0pfermobl
cin beiliger Cans inter GOrontrttt
ser @ricIterin. Mfeiit 6otte lt9
81 ser GeroMtaItlrng elm &reis
non @enneinSan 8it elmer geneiitla-
men @rtueoanffeier 5uiammenge'
tan.
0os &abneuihiageu un6 Oie oa-
nit 5uinmmsnbdn8en0en golfsbe-
Iuitigungen mcren u;bt MIR IN
golt5 9eutiAIoao mo @obmen, ion-
Dern aliD in SponieH pe%itperbrei'
tet.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-23
gelbfbewnkt

@GbrenO zines ldngeren auf-
entbaltes in 8aris, BET benz er ben
Oer3eitigen fran80iiiden Miniiter
9aibier fennen gelernt bate, inf.
tie Gi6ar6 @agner ~ner3peifelt ei.
men ganfier, ser Inn sic Auffib.
riti1gen ieiner @uiif0romen, welfe
0antals in Sranfreid nod weuig
beadtet puroen, ~finan5ieren piir-
Sc. Gr bate al6 SaiOier ber-
gebli9 Inn &at %gefragt.
Nad einigen @ohen trafen tie
chamber mieoer.
Scum, mein Sreuno," fragte 81
fiber, 0baben sic enoli6 einen
Banter gefun0en2"
uSa," ermOerte @agner, 0man
bat mid nit einen 8uiammenge-
bradt. aber = er min fem @elo
bergebenl" l1no mad einigen
augertbliden fopfidiittelnoen Nad-
oenfens meinte er reiigniert: Scr
giell 81 berIdumt er leine ein5i-
&c Gbance, uniter6li6 81 weroenl"
Washington Journal., 1942-01-23
Die g%cpGbrnnssfrilt

Gin 9an6ioat Ser S6eologie aus
Seri1op in ser Marf betparb iiA
bei 6rie0ri1 Dem @roBen Inn cine
SteIle als 6el0preoiger. Ct bate
es idon ie6r friib gum &anoioaten
Der Sbeologie gebra6t. Gem &0nig
idien ser 8efperber nod nidt 0as
ri6tige alter fir cine Selopreoiger.
iteae 3u baden. 9as 8eper-
bungsgeiu9 erbielt oaber oie &aiio-
perfiigung 0es aonigs: q. Sarnii-
els 10 @ers 5: 8leibt in Seri9o,
bis eller Bart getpa1ien III, 10
fommt Damn mie0er", 6eiBt es bort
I'M @lten Seitamert. @ls Der
8eperber Damn pie0erfam, ernannte
ibn Ser &0nig gum Jelopreoiger
oes acknowledgements BON 8i-
lop. Ser &an6i0at aus Seri9on
uno nunmebrige Sel0pre0iger bat
es - als gliiben6er gerebrer ieines
&onigs = Big gu h06iten Steae Der
@eiitli9feit in Ser 9reuBiihen ar-
NEE gebradt. SIN Sabre 1879 mur-
Sc er Selopropit ser preuBii6en
Mrmee. Mm 10. Mobernber 1906
lit Sel0propIt &leti9fe i'm SO. Sc.
6ensia6re g~eItorben. Sein Bib
finoet man i'm Dom gu Berlin.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-23

ait6 nod trennen miiHen. &c tat
Iebr tpeb. Sect babe id gar ni9ts
mebr = niGts mebr, mas cine
Bride I6last BON beute biniiber gu
ser Belt, in Der i6 nit ben Wtel'
nieen gliidl6i mar"
Ser Monn bate fin Der gr'
aGblung geinans eelauidt. Sect
frot CT at Ieinem Sdreibtii6 nrO
nobm elm fleines &Gftden aus Der
SdubIa0e. Sein 8lid trof Den
froaenoen ser N1utter. Sie nidte
Ieidt. sir mid olte 6raii 1T
es 3eit, i6lofen au geben" iagte
iie. sd boffe, Srdulein @olo.
i6iu, i'd perOe iie nod oft ols
@oit in meinem $ouie Iebert."
Damn p~erabI6ieoete fie it6, nm
sic 6eiOen aberdeen ollein gu
Iaiien.
.Sie miilien nod cine @eile bier
bleiben,@ bat Ser @ann, lid babe
Sbuen einiges 8u er6ablen mas
sic intereiiieren miro"
sic IaBen iebt nebeneittailoer.
gor linen otf Dem Gid lag Oas
fIeiue a6It6en.
Wfit frogenoem Stontte1 N ~
rem bIaiien @eitdt b0rte Selma
AT, pie Ser Wiann erSdbIte, OaB er
Ite faunte, oaB iie einige Wtale
nebeneinon0er Dor Dem 5eniter
zines fleinen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ge'
Iton0en bottetL uno OoB er ben
SGmuf iest belize.
Cine 8eitlang berri6te Sftpel.
qen spiIden ibnen. Damn grill
Ser @ann 3a 0em &ditAen uto
I6o5 es Sli ibr biniiber.
Ser Sdmuf lit ni6t mebr Ia1-
qer mein eigentim, id babe i'm
6amals idon fir Sic gefauft, unO
id BIN gliidlitL ign beltte IN Sbre
Sono auriidgeben gu f0nnen."
Selma mar aufgelprutgerl. SLANT
menoe &ote itieg in ibr @eiiht, Inn
fltr3 oarauf tiefer 8laiie al mel
den. Sbre 2ippen ltdten nab
@orten, Die iid ni6t fanoen.
Ser Mtain legte ieBt ianft ben
arn Inn lire S6ultern.
n9fubig per6en, Selma, ni6t ipre'
denl @enn Sic f0nnen, freuen
Sic iidl Sic baben elm menidli-
DIES &edt auf Sen Sdmnd - nift
i9l" sic nidte ituntm 81 ieinen
@orten.
9onn mu6te iie fi6 leiie fret.
sd muB nun wObl mad Sauie
geben" ftammelte tie. - lin re6t
baIo pieoer6ufommen," berooaitan'
oigte er Ben Sat.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-23
Gnrdjt bOr S0rnern

S6openbouer mar idon friib
als @ei6erfeino oeri9rieen. Mdn
fat ieine @riabrungen NIT ieiner
Mutter unO SdmeIter, feline &aub'
6einigfeit, oas gemliBtiein ieiner
SaBIi6feit oafiir berantportli6 &c.
madt. @ie Dem all9 iei, er brad-
te Iid ielblt Our1 ieine @inltel'
lung 81 ben 5raaen i'm manferlei,
6eiIpielsmeiie I'M oie 8efannti1aft
nit 2oro 8Dron, 0eiien 0idtungen
CT, mie @oetbe, Defenders Der.
e6rte.
@r er3ablte Ielbit, pie es ibm
1914 in 8%eneoig crying: sd
bate einen gu1pfeblungs6rief an
i'm BON @oet6e. Sn 8eneOig mar
i6 orei Monate pdbreno 8prons
anmeien6eit. SINNER ipolte id
nit @oetbes 8rief gu ibm, als id
es zines Cages gang aufgab.
Mit meiner @eliebten ging i'd
auf Sem 2iOo ipa8ierert als meme
Dnlcinea in ser groBten aufregung
aufidrie: ogcco il poetat insleiel"
8bron iauite 81 BferOe an mir
poriiber, uno 0ie Donna fonnte ben
gar3en Gag Oieien GinOrud nidt
lostperoen. 9a beidloB id, Ben
8rief @oet6es nidt a6augeben. Sd
fiirdtete mid Dor Sornern. 8as
bat mid Sl8 itca gereutl"
Mit sen lebten @orten iAluo ct
lid) Dor Oie Stirue
Washington Journal., 1942-01-23
Gin i~eltener Sang
Bon iSranf :. Braun

@opitGn Mn0erien pitnoe bleid
Dor aerger, Damn itieB er eitell
arimmigen Seemonsilu6 aus. Ser
8ablmeiIter, ser inn Die BaIiagier'
Iilfe borlegte, 8udte beoauerno ole
a6Ielu. nSie Bot ouf Ser paltoria
beleqt, Sic @aiiage 1T bereits be.
aahIt rrtO - err braG Dor oes
9apitdns Oro6enOem @eii6t ob.
o@as weiter, Seller, mas poll'
ten sic nit S9rem unO
SIT iie pieaeiGt oitA i6on at
@oro g%efommea9"
,So, aapitdn; Ie but oie Sect
fabine Nunlmer 30 be3ogen."
Ser &apitdn iebte iiA. 9as sc.
0eriofa fruJte. @r fiarrte aaf
sic 8aliagieriiTtc. 9a ltanO e,
oor fem 8meifel mar me6r moglid.
2oop gipiun @eitpoo0. ST bob
Sen 0lid uro iob ieinen 3o6l-
nteiiter ait. .G!e fenSea Die Ges
l6idte natiirlidj2" fraate CT.
Ser 3aGlmeiiter lot cine unbe-
Itimmte @an0bemegang. n2aoD
@eltpooo 9ot 5peimaI Die lleper-
fobrt qema4f, n;ht wabr? 9eiOe
M1ole itieb i6r oas llngliid GIT, ooB
mertDoaer Sdmud aus ibrer Ga-
Inn nprghnYarA "
Gnoerien nidte 3uitimmenO.
uSe6r pertpoQer SAmuG ber-
Idpan0 ser Game, iapo6ll gei'
Sc Male mar oie aobinentiir oer-
i6lolien gemeien; 6ei0e- @fale faliO
ii6 fem 9ieb.~
ug1tn," meinte Ser 8ablmeiiter
berubigeno, oOiesmaf weroen mir
beIonoers gut aitipoiien, OaB Der
Game nidts abbanoen fommt.
@lallben sic, oaB eS ii6 i'm zine
Soditaplerin banOelt?"
an0erien legte oen 9opf i6ief,
ais bole er Ieitli1 pie Elm Stier
81 einem StoBe aus. u@as i1
aIor6e, 0arauf fommt es leioer
nidt an" polterte er. 0Gotia6e
lit, oaB 2aOp 8ipian @eitmooo
ieoesmol gut perlidert mar, oaB
lie ie0esmal Dor ser 9feiie Sen @ert
uno sic g9tbeit oes Sdmudes be-
outaHten l4Bt."
u0aS fiirAte id gar ni9t," Jag
te ser 3o6lmeiiter; itnO er idien
redt 5u 6e6alten.
2a0D @eihpooo trug mertOol-
len g6mud, Ons JAP man. 9llein
sic 8erlenidnur, sic tie 0oppelrei-
big Inn Ben Sails legte, mlBte elm
Germ6gen inert iein. 9lber ibrem
Sdmud eeidab nidts. SAT- Die
Sdlfte ser 3eit fir Oie Geiie mar
bergangen.
9a ereignete es iid al einem
@o6mittage, OaB Sic lange, foit-
bare 8erleufette ser 2aoD @eIt-
MOOD aus Ser Sabine beri9pano!
Ole @erlen singen Oerlliitig, nab
reno sic 2o0p nuf gang fur5e 3eit
fire Sabine ~oerlaiien bate.
sic idlug iOfort 2drnl. Ser
arite Offi3ier bugiierte lie geraoe
nod, e6e anOere @aiiagicre oa-
5ufamelL berubigeno in oie aa-
lite oes 9apitdns. Sier gn6 9aOp
@eItwooo cine gelaue Sdil0erung
oes @eI6ebniiies az. Sic begann
iebr tpeitidweifeno, mas lie ge-
tern abeno getrieben bate, mie
tie geidlafen babe uip. Gem Sea-
pitdn riB i6on Die @eoulo. g(ber
ga frat gera0e Ser 3ablmeiiter
berein. gr bate 10 Elm bemerfens-
mertes 21dellt I'M Ben MunO unS
blin5elte Oam aapitdn 6eOeutungS,
bon gu, oaB AnOerien an liA 6ielt
an6 mr. bat: ngtlio bite weiter,
2a6u &altauorO."
Washington Journal., 1942-01-23
WeretMss6 alemOer

Concord Clint. 9rGliOent:
Gorl Sto6er; SefretGr, 5rau ".
S4la9ter, 1868 Conn. 9tpe., g. 8
@erianmlung ieoen oritten Wiittluod
i'm M}onat.
@aibingtpn SGuserbnnO. Ser.
eiuslofol: 9[rcaoia Soae, 1884
t4te StraBe, 90. IS Brdlioent, 9l.
freq &opf; Sefretdr, Garl Stober.
Singlttnoe. 9onnerstag abenos Inn
5 llbr.
@uibinstOn SanscrbnnS 5ruucn-
DIOR. Braiioentin, 6rau Wtartba
S4lpeier; SefretdrilL 6rau Sole
pbiue Slider, 1902 Connecticut
9lpeniie, @bebp Gbaie, WtO. Cling,
ltulloe: 9ieltstags, abellOs s lbr, i'm
ArcaOia @e6auoe, IA. StraBe uno
Yarf &oa0, sc. IS.
"a 9entI6e %Greimnnrer &uge
xGK 9lrminins, Yer. %, S.N.N.M.
wv Sefretdr: 6reof. 8ertrau,
1871 Sbepbero Str, 81. 8. Ser
iammlung an 1. 9ienstag I'M Wto-
nat in 9teueu Wiaionic &enlpel, 13te
unO $ StraBe, 81. 8.
@rminins Ier9niignugs &erein.
Brdii0ent; &onrao Wtiiaer; Sefre-
tar: Sbeooor &er9, 5905 Siebte
StroBe, g. @. Yeriammlung am
/. Souna6en0 /. oct. i'm SauIe zines
Wtitglieoes.
U9cntidcr SBenter &lnb". 9ra.
liOent: @uitap Seller; Sefretar:
Serrnanl 8lantenburg, 1888 Ste
StraBe, q. M. 8erlammlung ieoen
Dierten Wiittmo1 i'm Wtonat in Der
SGngerbunoballe, 1884 : 14te Stra-
BE, Nor0peit.
9enti1er llnterititmngs6mnO,
9iitrift gtr. 40. Br1lioent, Wii6el
Boiner; Sefretdr, @briltian &ronetl-
bitter, 1104 8oniDant Str, SilOer
Spring, W1o. geri. am A. Mittmod
inn 0ionat in Der SdngerbunObaae.
9entider Neutrality-suspicious., Diff.
rift Nr. 100. YraiiOent: Sobn
@reolein; Sefretar: @briitian @brilt
1922 5iinfte StraBe, q. Us. 8erl.
ON 4ten 9ienstag /. Wit. i'm Sauie
Scr. 1920 8 StraBe, %. e
Arium 0amenDereim. Yralioentin,
5rau .. &rumfe, 1859 Spring
Noao, 81. 49,; S%etret1rin, 6rau u.
8aBmann 1904 W~torninglioe 9ripe,
u. SO. 8eri. am 2. WiitttDo6 I'M
W}onat, na1mittaes 1 lbr.
@nppert Seim Tranen SilfsUer-
Elm. 8%rdiioentin 6rau gabette
arumfe; S~efret1rin, Srau Wtabel
8ies. @erlammlung am 2. 9iens.
tag I'M Monat, 2 llbr na1mittags.
I'M Seine.
SrOipeet Sia 5rieObuf. 9rGiiOent;
5reO @ogeliang; Sefretdr: $. y.
@intler; S1abmeiIter: laurence ..
Stus. Ieri. am 2. Samstag I'M
Monat I'M 6rie0bofsgebauoe.
GhriItiam ano Gleonora @itppert
Seim. 8rGiioent, Gbriitian Seuri9;
SefretGr, Sbos. 6. Sarreu, 72t
tote StraBe, q. @. @~eriammlungen
i'm Mltenbeim.
9entIder 2itcrariidsr @ereim
9ralioentin, SRI. Nnita S6aoe.
8erlammlung am 3. SOnna6eno i'm
Monat I'M Sauie 1929 &booe Sslano
9[penlie, Worotuelt.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-23
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