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Evening star., 1942-04-22

available when he starts 10 make a
picture is reflected in his casting of
Priscilla Lane and Robert Cum
mings in principal roles in "Sabo-
teur." For all their prominence in
hghtsome screen plays in the past
several years. they are hardly a pair
one would expect TO find in Hitch
cock picture.
There they are, however, and Mr..
H. is not the slightest disturbed at
the probable results.
All he asks is the acting instinct
He is confident of his own ability TO
make the best use OF It.
That's another thing that sets him
apart as director
Bulletin board: Song OF the
Islands" with Betty Cradle and
Victor Mature looking very cool, or
something. in tropical garb, was
screened for critics yesterday. . O..
1t is the Capitols next attraction.
''Mayerling's' current appear
ance on the screen of the Little is its
sixth showing at that theater. .
Before its last one, it should be thor
oughly established as the most en-
during love story ever told on the
screen. Shows how good Mr..
Boyer and the beautiful Danielle
Darrieux are at romance. King s
Row" Warmers adaptation of the
best sell of a season ago. will be
screened today as a prelude to its
opening Friday at the Earle. .
It's about life In small Midwestern
town, in case you didn't remember.
Evening star., 1942-04-22

OEuen 6LcNdIbs JtIOnDC 6nOIOI W.
Henry Meyer, Hi Kraft, John
Mercer. Matt Brooks, Sid Perel-
man and Joe Schrank
1t is clever bunch of people
and it should be able to provide the
wide variety Of material which is
necessary for a cast which ranges
from James Cagney to Bert Lahr,
from Charles Boyer to Bob Hope,
from Charlotte Greenwood to Claud-
ette Colbert, from Spencer Tracy to
Laurel and Hardy.
1t is q very odd cast for which
to write a show but the writing
talent to accomplish 1t seems to
have been assigned TO the job.
Another thing about Alfred Hitch
cocks pictures-the latest of which.
"Saboteur," will have its world pre-
miere at Keiths tonight--is the
uniform excellence OF their casting
Down to the smallest part, Hitch
cock seems to choose the performer
who was born to play that particu-
Lar role. This was especially notice
able in those of his pictures made
in England, but the radical change
from the old, familiar personnel
to the new, unfamiliar one OF Holly
wood has not affected the directors
excellence of choice.
Despite the quality of perform
ance which he insists upon and gets
from his players, Mr.. Hitchcock is
entirely willing to start with a COM
parative novice. No man to scoff
at training and experience, he will
reject no likely player whom he re-
CARDS as having an instinct for
acting.
cock can accomplish with the in
stinct in an adaptable performer is
his work with Joan Fontaine. For
years before he chose her for the
principal feminine role in Re
becca," Miss Fontaine was regarded
as one of the most promising young
players in Hollywood. She was ad-
mired by every director with whom
she worked. but that did not get her
the type of assignment that gave
her a chance to demonstrate her
fine, genuine talent for movie
playing.
Hitchcock's "Rebecca" gave her
the long-deferred chance and al
most earned for her the acting
award of the year. Suspicion"
clinched it for her.
The directors willingness to make
stars when the right ones are not
Evening star., 1942-04-22

dificult TO remember. SO she sug-
gested that 1t be changed 10 Nash
and that was done
Patsy Is 40 inches tall and weighs
q fraction over 20 pounds, Her
greatest ambition. she childishly re-
marks, Is to marry the picture S
leading man. Chester Morris. In
fact. she recently visited dime
store and purchased a wedding ring
Evening star., 1942-04-22


a bus.
A red boulevard light stopped
traffic about then and there. halted
before them, was a car containing
Lew Sherrell, an actors agent. Sud
denly an idea socked Sherrell and
he pulled over to the curb.
Apologizing for the intrusion.
Sherrell suggested to the child's
mother, Mrs. Raymond Engasser,
that he knew of swell spot in
the movies that would just suit
Patsy, only the role called for
boy instead of a girl.
The Jig Was Up!
Right then another bright idea
was Matched. They'd dress young
Patsy up like a boy and take her
to the studio for, an interview with
William Pine and william Thomas,
who were producing the film.
The conversation was going along
swell when all of sudden the
producers noticed that the young
Ster had red fingernail polish
smeared on her nails.
Then the jig was up! Mrs. En-
gasser sheepishly pulled the boys
cap from Patsy's tousled head and
began to comb her hair, feeling
sure they both were about to get
the gate.
But no! Pine spoke up and said
he believed Patsy would do and
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Correspondent TO Speak

Sir willmott Lewis, washington
correspondent OF the London Times
will be guest OF honor and speaker
at the dinner meeting OF the TIL
angle Club OF the Agriculture De-
partment to be held at $50 pm
Friday at the Masonic Temple
Thirteenth and H streets NV.
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spot at one time.
Heading tn e
list are B 2 n
Hecht and Marc
Connolly. " h o
have had expert
ence very sad
in
theater as well
as movie ere
alton eh in d
this pair comes
such a dy
a n d gentlemen
as Mary Mccall,
the Epstein bro
thers. Phil and
Julius, Donald
N-zs1.. c. ewxr,, -
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would she sign for the role7 Would
she! Well, 1t was done. quicker
than scat!
Name Was Problem.
But all was not as simple as that.
Script writer's were called in and
told to rewrite the film story to
make the sequences in which Patsy
would appear, SO that they would fit
girl.
Then, too. there was the name
problem. Patsy Engasser was a bit
Evening star., 1942-04-22

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1942-04-22

ITS. which will be the most re-
dent ever assembled in one
Evening star., 1942-04-22
Cinema's Best Lit'ry Talent
Works on Caravan Show
Writers, Buried in Star Dust, Are Tops
Among Those on Movie Payrolls;
'Saboteur' Premiere Set Tonight
By JAY CARoMDY.

will
the Hollywood Caravan shoE which performance
the Capitol Theaer April 30
s
ne-up:
of Svhicn will be most -.--.- i. -
SFa4iHO'e
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HKskshHNUHHkks VA
uYEn FREE PARKING.
M6As8 Phone Alex. 344S.
GENE TIERNEY, TYRONE POWER IN
M3b1kT0M0 pkone Alex. 022S.
cIAUpE RAINS. bella Luoosi in "wofv
Evening star., 1942-06-14

The Christening Of Russell Samuel
Quinn, Jr., wos sonctfied on
Sunday, Moy II, ot The Little
Church Of Fort Lincoln. Mr. ond
Mrs. Russell Samuel Quinn ore
the proud porents pictured here
with members Of their immediate
fomiIy. The Rev. Robert {. ShleIds
offcioted at this impressive
ceremony.
The Little Church Of Fort Lin
coin offers O unique and beouti-
full setting for oil religious cere-
monies. Couples from oil over
the country hove been married
in this historic, non-sectoriOn
church, situated in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery at BIodensburg Rood
ond the District Line. The mony
services Of The Little Church Of
Fort Lincoln ore ovoiIobIe to ony
one desiring the background Of
simple beou'y this church offers.
Alss.tsement.
Evening star., 1942-06-14

AN IMPORTANT get together oceo-
~ sion for American ond British Army
ond DIR force personnel. British Min
istry OF information officioIs and Amer
icon newspopermen wos the recent re-
oeption given for them by Maj. Gen.
jones E. Cheney, commander Of the
Amercon Expedtionory Force in Britoin
ond Northern lrelond. OF the U. S.
Officers Mess in London. These pic
lures show some Of the guests who en-
joyed the cosy informo|ity Of the offoir
in the midst Of these doys Of vitol
militory planning in London.
Wide World Photos
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Die StraSSe derVerl0renen

beobadtete, berauseinee. slber mel
Dies 8eib lpiiroe iib na6 elmer oie
Sponnlne 10 ertpedenben @inleit,,n9
ablebneno berbalten 1lno erflGrt ba=
ben, oie slnaeleaenbeit intereliiere iie
9ornidt? Sd ieoenfoas nibt.
u@s bonoelt ii6 nid)t nm zines
ser Gerbreden Ser Neltltaot''. fubr
@rpce fort uno ltieB babel einen
bell6leriiden Selif5er aus. "ltno III
meinen Sobren f0at oieier llmltono
in ebenlo fiiblbarer, mie ipeniger on
genebmer gSeile ius @elpi6t. Sir
MIDI lit es feline &leinigteit mebr, ein>
fad n1eine Sieiietoihe 81, poden ,nO
MIDI Damn nod irgero einem entfern-
ten, pieIleidt ipeltobgeidieoen in ben
Bergen liegenoen 0orfc, no es on
alien 9eQucmlibfeiten fcblt uno ein
llnbemerftbleben unnloglid) lit, au
begeben. @enn elmer crit, luie id bc
Sieb5ig erreidt bot, fonn er oi,f sic
9eipobute 9ebo9lidfeit nid)t mebr Der,
5idten, nno mas oos onoere betrifit
oas ltmbeuerftbleiben, - na, ipenn's
ie einen San 9ob, in mel6em bic
orberlte 9eb,ltiamfeit eeboten er-
idielL 10 lit es oieier, ,pic Sic oleih
Ielber lcben tperbe,1 menu Sic mir
erloubcn tpollen, Sic NIT oen Sot=
Iobe,1 sic be,te nod bem Solptz
quarter eemeloet iino, befonnt 81
mo6eu."
sSh nitte, tpar ieood elei65eiti9
6emiibt, i'm meine lteberralhun9 nno
innere @enuat,unne niht merfen 5''
loiIen. Mr. @rDce nohte Icin oller-
lpoblmollenoites @eiidt, mas bel ibnl
im,ner ein 9efobrlibes 3eiben lit,
llno be9ann:
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9 er. 9 Geriu Of CT

llmeef0br nennsig Neilen BON bier,
in elmer pom Soaesperfebr mnr peni9
6eriibrten @eeeno, lieet ein 5lpor
flcines, aber lebr biibihes Dorf, pel=
DIES felt lonserer 3eit oer Sbouplos
elmer Heibe 10 unerfl6rlider Goredn=
ee - es iino sort eine Nn5abl Eer-
lonen ipurlos peri6lpunben, ,pobr-
iheinli6 erluorbet tporoen - lit, bob
sic Iuimerfiomfeit ser SEEM Yorfer
Holiaei oorauf eelenft weroen m,bte.
9ie Srtldoft, tpeld6e unsefabr ne''n
Meilen bon eer nahlten @ilenbabn-
itotion entfernt lieet, lit elmer bon
SEN itiaen, frieo1iden HlGben, luie
man tie nod bier uno ba in oen Ser
gen finbet nno mo- oas 2eben in 10
einfade,L bon aaem ltn9elpobnli6en
fernen 8obnen perlauft, Oob es
iheint, ireenoipelde ltntat miiiie sort
at 6en ltnm0elihfeiten aeboren.
Srosoem faun es nur Gerbreden o>er
Elm onoeres grolenbaftes @ebeinlnis
iein, oos oem ipurlolen Geridwinoen
BON bier Herionen oerldieoenen Ml-
ters uno 8eruies ,pdbreno oer lebten
fiinf Sabre in bieler, Srtidaft 5us
erlrnoe lieet. Drei oerielben tporen
5remoe~ un6 ser Dierte Elm in Der
sanaen @egeno befannter Go9ab,1no,
Der iid in Sen Bergen berumtrieb
un6 sic 8obItdtiefeit ser larmers
irouen in Nniprud nobm. Nlio lau>
ter MGnner - nuo in feinem 0ale
mar audi nur Die 9eringlte Sp,'r
oooon, ipo iie eeblieben, at entoeden.
sic tpuroen int Dorfe ooer ood eon5
in Ser stGbe oeslelben seIeben, uno
Damn iparen iie pl0elih nom @rbbo>
oen nerIdtpunoen uno fein Menid
b0rte ooer iab mebr ettpas bon ibnen.
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T. befannte So5ioloae,

Ser befannte So5ioloee, MIer.
Suigi 2igutti ri6tete an bie ameri.
fanii6e Sugeno f,,r5lid einen 0tabn.
rl,t im SSntereiie bes v@leibeeipi6ts"
ser @eleuidaft anf ser 5orm au blei.
ben, l1no ertlortc oa3u, ooB ,,poae so
Sro5ent ser 2onoiuseno Der ssation
in bieiem &riee sic 1sorm perlaiien'.
9tab auffoiiung oer fatboliiben Sir.
de uno 51m 9elten oes ipirtidoftli.
den 2ebens unieres 2anoes iollte oas
SerbaItnis 5tpii6en Der 2an6, uno
Der Sto6tbepolferlne ioldes bon I'm.
gefdbr $3.50 iein, ,pdbreno es beute
auf nngefabr 1920 51euniten Ser
Stootbebolterung itebe.
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olten @eleiie gclpeien, ipiiroe ooS an.
9elueine Sntereiie nidt bon neuem
babur6 ipo6geruien iporben leiu, bob
greie iiber 8rieie eintrafen, in mel.
den nad Oen1 Gerbleib eines i,meen
Ma'lnes aus 9ulutb 9ciori6t mnroe.
0erlelbe ,par no6 t. oefonrmcn, nm
9eipiiie Sotiohen in einem Jlebts.
ltreite feit5ultellen, botte aber nod
ieinen ollererlten geri6ten pl0slid
nid)tS mebr bon lid) boren loiien.
Soiort geriet bos oon5e 9orf in
Sic lcbboftelte s(uirc9nng. 0cuu man
crinnerte iid oeS iun9en ManneS COR
lpobl, lno einige Scr @nmobncr mlb.
ten lo9or 5lt er50blcnt bob Tie BEN
i1n9en 9fonn nit elmer 9teiletoibe
1T Der Sono 0clcbcn mo borou5 9e-
lhlollell bdtten, bnB ct nod Scr Sto.
tion lpollc. Ger Sptchuirt fonutc ous
Ieinen @ii6ern ocnou ieltlteIlcn, on
lpelden Sage uno 0otum Scr SSren1.
oe oboereilt ipor, ober Nohfraocn anf
ser Stotion crnobcn, Nab i'm BORT
nien,ono gelebcn mo er ean5 5,pciIel-
loS bcn ein5iNcu Bug, ,pclher i'm
nod Soltie bringcn fonnte, nid)t be-
ll,tt botte. @obrld)ciulihertpeilc NOR
CT nid)t int 8clitc elmer 9roBeu @elo-
l1nnnlc eelpcien, ober CT truo cine
ipertpolle golocne llbr uno Gcttc, 10.
luic eincn 5ienlit foltboren Gin9 -
fcner oieler Mcrtoc1enltdnoc founte
ourd Sic Eoli5ei BEL iroeuo einem
Eionolcber crn1ittclt iperbel1. Ser
Eorioa pollicrtc Dor orei SSabrcn.
Grit ein pollcs >Sohr ipdter oelhob
ipieoer GbnE6es. 0iesnol Donoelte
es Ii6 ,'m einen ormen, altcu Monn,
lpcldcr. gelpinernoBen nnter bcn Nu-
gen ser Ol,rd) oicie @reionilic poli9
betdnbten @intpobner nes Oories oer-
l6lpano. @r mar in bie Srtl6ait oe-
fommcn, 1uu Sllblfriptionen fir elm
bon elmer befonnten Gerlagsfirmt
berausgege6eneS teltres 9Serf 5u jam
nleInt bate 5ielnlid) quite @rfolge er.
3ielt mo iab frob ,no befrieoiat avs.
olS ct iib in cincm tSormbauie, 100
rlou aud n,f oos 8uf iltbifribiert
bate, Inn ~ llbr nittoes, mf bic
Ginloolmg Scr 0onSfrou, an oen
Siib icbte, lml on bem Mitto9ciien
teil5lmebmen. Nber fol,m bate Die
Suppc oaf ben Silde geitonoclt ols
CT iih in eIl1em Iebboiten @eplauoer
lntcrbradl NIT ser redten Sano nod
ser 8rllittoide oriff un6 Damn nit
oe,n ausbrud lebboiteiter 8e,,nrn.
bia,mg oi,fiprong.
uSd babe meine @elbtaid)e Bel
Deacon Speors lieeen loiien'', rief
er, u,,no id tpiirbe feinen 8iiien Der.
nnterbrinaen f0nner, ebc i6 lie niht
'peocr b0tte. 9itte, entihuIoigen Sic
mid iiir ein paar Winllten."
(5ortieb,ne iolet)
Ser befannte Soaiolpae. W{or.
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| nMllerOln9S cine bole 8el0l6te'
benerfte id. SD benfe, @ebnlide'
babe id ibon in &rinlinalnopellen &c
leien. @ibt es IN ser Nahboribof
ni6t irgenotpel6e 5eriollcne Serbera
nit 8etteh .oie iiber Solltiiren ltc
benz"
Sein 20deln ipor eir lanfter Ero
teit ee9eu meine iripole 8emerfllng
uSSd babe oie Ortl6aft bereits be
i,,dt', eriuiOcrtc CT. usllte Serbcr9cl
eibt es bort iiberbo,lpt nidt, mob
aber ein bequemes, ablolut ruperb0d)
tiges Sotel, bos bon Ocln bieocrltel,
olienBer5i9ltcn oller 8irte 9ciiibr
miro. MuBcroem perlbmanoen oi
2e,,te niht im 0unfc1 Ser gtobt ion
oern on1 bellen Sage. Stellen Sic lid
oielc Strobc om Wiittog Dor. Sic il
f1r5, llno Sic fennen nidt MIR jeoe,
So,lS, ionoerl1, ipic Sic glalben, alld
ieoeu &infcl in berlclben. Nn Sen
eineu gnoc lcben Sic cincn Mann il
oie StroBc eintreten lulo eriportcl
notiirlid), SOB er ont onoeren @no
ipieoer Dcrousfomnt. Nber baS &c
i6iebt nidt. SSo, non bort iiberboup
nien,ols mebr bon ibm, cs lit, OILS o|
i'm ser @rbboben perlhll,naen bGtt
- nno oieler Gor9on9 bot iif ood)
oerooc in oicicr einen f,lr5en Strobc
lpobreno ser letten fiinf Sabre bier
nlol lpicoerbolt."
ga ipiirbe ib BON sort iort3ic
ben, io9tc if troden.
so? 8iiroen Sic bos? Gin
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reno jener 3eit bon BORT fortee5ooer
ober oos bot IN Der Sadie ourd]nu
= nihts eebeilert. 9tab ,pie Dor Der
ibmiuoen Mcnlden, nnb bos 9Si
,mo 8orlm bleibt aerooe 10 unen
r0tielbor, ipic friiber."
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ent9eguete if. limo ipenn id es mi
redt iiberlege uno sic StraBe lpirf
li6 ser 56ouplot elmer &eibe lold)
unerfl0rli6er Shredcnstoten lit, mi
Sic eraoblt boben, 10 CLAUDE i6, sal
i6 nift fort5ieben miiroe.'
,@erooe, mos ib mir geoobt bo
Be-, meinte ct bofli6. uNber ha 81
| iid bofiir intereiiiereL mia id ST
men bie @in5elbeiten oes Iolles flor
leael,. Die erite Eerlon, oeren Scr
lb,uinben fouItotiert >puroe, mar -
,8orten Sic einen Augenblid
unterbrod id ibn. vSoben Sic ei
men Slon bes Ortes?"
gr IGdelte, nifte in ein meni
eonuerbaiter 8eile, bro6te' Sen Si
t,tationsplon ober ni6t 5um Gor
ibein.
u2oiien mir oo6 iol6e aleiniefei
ten Bis nodber'. ent9e9nete er, u5''
crit lpia id meinen 8eridt beenoen
@ie id Sbnen ihon porbin loste, ma
oie erite Eerion, ipelbe sort Der
i6ipono, ein Saulierer, ser ieinel
&leinfrom boupti66li6 at sic in oel
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oe. Sci oieler @eleeenbeit mar e
ldneer als ionit in oen 9orie aeblie
Sen lmo bate, mie ipoter 5ienllid
|iider feIteeltelt lpuroe, mebr ais 81
Sdlfte ieines 9eianlteu 8orrots Der
fault. 10 ooB ct alio cine perbGltnis
n.0Bie betrohtlide Snnme @eloe
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yIol, ~ U|SuCltJ% IttHILs W. tt'tS''
10 - ib nodte iaeen, oon,inierenOen
3al,ber auf bie eillmal 1T ieine &reile
@etriebenen ausiibt, ipie ser oes 9e-
teftips. @s lit sic Sogopaiiion, tpeld)e
ben bamit in 8eriibrung @efonmel,en
erfaBt - Oenn Sago lit es, sic Sogo
auf bas eoelite 8ilb, Sen Menlhen.
ltno ih, Nmelia 8utterlportb, ipor
bon oielem 0ieber ou6 angeltedt NOR
ben. Ni6t, ooB id) etlpa it sic Tei=
ben ser @ebeimpoli5ilten getretcn
mGre. gtein, bo5u lpor id) ood) 5u picl
&eib; eerei5t Bate MIDI sic Sonibobn
zines 2ooD=9eteftip 5lpor iebr, oos
geltono ib mir nlebr ais einmol 1T
Der Stille, ober bas bamit pcrblnocnc
Spier Ser SoSlol1ng bon ser u@elell=
idait' ipiiroc Sen @etpirm bo6 nid)t
alfgetpogen boben. llno 10 blieb id),
mos iG mar: sSroulein Nmelia 8ut=
. ter,portb, sic bon ein5elncn 2elttcn
s,por fir leiolih aciheit gebalten nur=
De, int ollecmcinen ober fiir gerooe 10
bornlos 9olt ipie onoere iltnge 9o-
nle,, o,tf.
9oron, bob id mid fiir sic Sobr-
gauge bes Seelenlcbens, bie 81 emit
,pirren ia sic 9aupto,tfgobc oes >pirf-
1iben 9eteftipes lit, iiberboupt in 10
bobem MoBc intereiiierte, mar o,'s>
fd)lieBlib meine @efonntihoft nit
0r. @rpce, oieiem Sberlod Solmes
Der omerifonii6en @ebeimpoli3ei,
fbrlb. St tpiiroiete mid ieiuer
Sre,moidoft, uno alpor ipie er lelber
bci mebr ols elmer @elegenbeit iogtc,
,peil i6 bas aneeborene Spiirtolent,
bas aeneiniame intl,itipe grfailen
uulibtbarer S6oen beioB, ipeldes. ben
ecbtcn 9eteftip o,1sma6t. limo oft ee,
mug botte ct mir idon oeutlid au per-
fteben eeeeben, bob es eiaentli6 nlt=
reht bon mir iei, mein 2i6t 10 nnter
bem S6effel at iteaen. Nber id tot
10, ols ob id ieine @infe nid)t Der
1t1noe, unb blieb in meiner 3uriidee=
aoeenbeit, obgleid midi feline Wftttei>
Inngen itets intereiiierten, 1no i6 ibm
aeeeuiiber NIT 1neiner Meinung nibt
binter oem 8eree belt. Nber mid
aftip beteilieen - nidt um Die 8elt!
Ser Wenld fann leinem S6idial
iebod nidt entaeben.
@ines 9lbenbs fam Nr. @rpce, mel
der, nebenbei eeiagt, aud ben "Sob-
ren nod 8u oen 8eteranen ieines 80
6es eebort, ,pie6er einmol 5u mir,
,,nl ein menig NIT mir 5u plaloern
pie ct iaete. @r iab ungeipobnliG
alt uno Der fallen aus - es 16ien
bob irgeno et,pos ouf linn latte, oas
ibm feline friibere @ner9ie uno Spann=
fraft nabm. limo er er5ablte mir
6enn audi, bab er einem gan5 rdtlel-
baften Sale, aus tpeldem er trot
al1er Anltreneang nidts ma6en fon-
ne, eeaeniiberitonbe. Sb id ettpas
@dberes boriiber boren tpolle? IS
lGee ean5 obieits bon oller @outine'
arbeit, aber es pGren Y,nfte barin
49, fur5 ,ino gut, es riiroe ibm gut
Inn, au Semouoem oariiber at iprez
ben, ser init ser Yrofeiiion gar nidts
su tun Bate ,no Die Code NIT unbe=
foneenen &ueen anidbe.
Sd bate ouf meiner .Sut iein iol,
len, oeun i1 fonnte ben olten Jud)s
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04

"Meine ein5isen 5reu6en iino
nleine S6uloen."
uDie MAIDEN sir Jreuoe?"
"5reilih! &enn id sic niht bat.
te, bdtte i6 eor nidts!
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-02

LONDON, Nov. a R -
The grave declaration by Presi-
dent Ismet Inonu of Turkey that
his country is nearer war than
at any time since the world
conflict started - from a cause
he does not specify may be
taken as a warning to his peo-
pie of the danger of an Axis
attack and a notification to
Hitler that the Turks are not
asleep.
What the astute Inonu has in
mind seems clear. Long ago /
called attention to the hkeli-
hood that if Hitler were frus-
trated in his interlocking eau
casus and Egyptian campaigns,
he likely would try to reach the
Middle East either by attacking
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Inonu FoiIs to Specify
Bosis for Prediction
Mckenzie Believes He 10 Telling
Hitler Turks Won't be Asleep

Turkey or through by-passing
Turkey and making an assault
on Syria with air and water
borne fol ces.
Well, Illustration appears to
be riding the fuehrer's should
ers like the old man of the sea.
Undoubtedly he will make fur
Their desperate efforts to crack
this Middle Eastern nut, for it
represents his only hope of win
ming the war.
That certainly put Turkey on
the hot spot. 1t would make
small difference whether Hitler
attacked the Turks direct or
by-passed them at the outset,
for they could hardly avoid be-
ing involved in any event.
OF course, Turkey might
have her choice of joining the
Axis or the Allies, but ever
since the war began all indica-
tons have been that if she had
to abandon neutrality she would
fight for the United Nations.
That Is the reason Hitler has
been so careful not to antagon-
ize the Turks but on the con-
trary to keep their good will.
Naturally it is problematical
whether the Nazi leader could
make such an attack in view of
the terrific jam he is in on the
Russian front. However, pre-
sumably Inonu sees signs which
point to trouble.
If the Germans do attempt
such an adventure it would
mean that they would perform
a holding operation on the
Causasus battlefront while fling
ing the army either at Syria or
directly at Turkey.
From the standpoint of
weather and perhaps of stra-
tegy, the Syrian gamble might
seem more desirable If it were
to be undertaken in the near
future. If Hitler intends to wait
until Spring, then he might de-
eide to 60 for the Turks.
The Nazi chiefs great diff
Guilty in attacking Syria would
be to muster sufficient air
strength, since that would be
his chief weapon at the outset
and would also provide much of
his early transport. He is short
of warplanes, short of pilots and
short of both gasoline and oil,
according to my information
from a reliable source.
Moreover, he presumably will
strain every nerve to send air
support to Rommel in Egypt.
Lack of air power is Rommeps
greatest weakness.
Still, the German mind
; plans a long way ahead and it
wouldn't be surprising to see
the development which Inonu
apparently has in mind as a pos
stability. In view of the circum-
stance there is much signifi-
canoe in his statement "that po-
litical institutions founded on
domination by a single power
cannot be maintained"
That would seem at once to be
a declaration of Turkish policy
and q prediction that the Axis
cannot win the war.
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-02
FALL PROVES FATAL

MONROE-(R-Elmer Smith,
66, died Sunday Of . skull frac-
ture suffered Saturday In . fall
from a hay loft on his Ida Town
ship farm.
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N-yPCHANT DIES

MONROE - (P - Joseph
Mitchell, SO, q merchant here
the last 40 years, died Sunday in
University Hospital at Ann Ar
Dor. ~