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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-29

items niht illta1ler geitoblen, lie tper=
Den mandntal reMtilitioniert uno
nit ienem Gapiergelo be3ablt, BON
Dem CT genau oie 0fengan 6rllden
fam, oie er bral,d,t, aber Sic ieben
ME luisber, mas er Ssbnen nabn1,
nto Sic itell2n felt, bab Sic NIT 6em
eslb nid)t piel anfnngen f0nnen.
@enn Sic ein Iarmer iino, 10
ninmt Ser Seinb, mas Sic ernten,
Inn icin eigenas Solf su ernGbren,
,no penn Sic Nann bl,ngern = tpie
l,ngc5ablte Snuianoe in itropa be-
reits perbllngert iinb =, 10 miro al
oas, mas Sic erbalten, bie @arnuna
zines fetten, iiberiiitterten syelo=
marid)alls Iein, ser Sbnen iaet, DAB
Die groberfen 10 lange bllngerm mill
len, ipie es n0tig lein mag, Inn sen
iSieger 5t erndbren. llno i6lieBli9
beoelrtet Oie 9tisoarlage, bab Sic our
Sflapenarbeit fiir sen Sieser Der.
oanlnt lein fonnen - peroammt NIT
Der aefiigigen 8ereitl1aft zines
Suisling ober 2apal, = eiites Spps,
Ser in feilem &ano, einihlieblih 6es
llniereu, alnbefannt lit. Nieoerlage in
oieier slrt arieg beoeltet, oaB Sic
alles perlieren = lreibeit, Gigen,
tllnl, lno 'Oas Seben, ipenn Sic sal
iagen apagen, baB Sbnen oie Sadie
nid)t aefGut."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-29

lit nun &anoibat fiir bas Common
Bleas @erift.
Gr mar &ilfspoli5eiunipalt bier
Sabre, Gbef Yoli5eianlualt 2 Sabre,
@uni5ipal 9fihter t3 Sabre uno
ill6t nun oas Common Yleas &idter-
amt
&idter &obadp Fat bier mt Si-
herbeitsarbeit 81 tun gebabt. slls
&ihter i'm Verfebrsgeriht ge,pann er
Glepelano oen erIten Ylas unter SEN
@roBitGoten slmerifas in 8erfebrs-
iiderbeit. gr lit 8be- -YrGlioent oes
@roB-G -Glepelano Safetp Councils,
Witglieo oes &ispanis Club, Mitglieb
oas War Yrice ans Sfationing 8oaro
No. 1915, uno 0oriiser Ser Mme.
ricnn Cultural @arben 2omitecs. gr
bat grobe Grfabrung eeiammelt uno
ieine Greun6e glalrben er lit Ser red).
te Mann fir ben boben Soften.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-29
Siebenbiireiih- -2lmertfdniides polfsbIatt

item 8unbesbeamten. Das Nepraien.
ta1itenbaus fann gegen ieoes Mit'
|glieo ser gertpaltlng imb bes SSSll.
is=Sipeigcs, oas iib onrtb icin Ser.
balten 81, ipeiterer glmtsfiibrung alS
'unlpiiroie ertpeiit, slnflage erbeben,
ln16 ser Senat bat bos Hecbt, anf
@runo FOLDER Mnflagen Sen betref.
fenoen 9eamten sen Yroseb 81, mu-
den uno ibre Mmtsentlailulg her,
bei5ufiibren. iofern lie idul0ig be-
funocn iper5en.
s(noererieits bGlt anb ser YrGii.
Dent tpieoerum Sen Gongreb in
Shof, oenn benor irgeno cine @e.
iebssporlaee, oie bon Sen beicen
Sdlnern angenonnnen 1poroen lit,
aitd 8eieb iueroen fann, mltb iie crit
Dem ErGiioenten s,tr ,3,itinrnung
uorgelegt iperoen. Seibt er iie nibt
gut, 10 miro Tie bon ibn on Sen Gon-
greb init elmer grfl1rung ieiner
@riinoe suriifgeianbt. 9ies lit audi
als iein Geto= =Ne6t befannt Sn ipld,
einem sSalle miiiien bann beioe Siill-
ier nod einntal iiber oie Gorlage ab.
itin1nlen, lno luenn Damn nod cine
3ipeibrittel -Mebrbeit beioer SGuier
fir bie Gorlage lit, fam iie crit =
audi geaen Sen @illen bes GrGiioen.
ten = 8eieb iperoen.
Ger SnIti5. 3peia iunierer Negie.
rllng ipleoeriml luirft als &ontrpll.
initail5 iiber beioe anberen 3nsige,
Ole @eiebgebung ipie sic Geripals
tllng. @enn cine @eiebesporluee int
&ongreb angenonlmer ino aucb Dom
Rrdiioenten gltgebeiBen tpllrbe, miro
tie @llnbesgeieb, aber ielblt oam
nod fnnn irgero ein 9llnoesgerid,t,
in Dent Elm GroseB NIT @esugnabme
alf iolcb ein 8unSesgeies ihluebt,
INNER nod 5lt bem @abriprlth font
me,L NaB bas fragIi6e Geieb Der.
faiimgsipiorig lit. gSiro oieler
Sprlld ml6 bonn Supreme Court
al1frebt erbalten, miro oas betref,
fenoc 8iinoesgeieB ingiiltig.
limo ihlieBlicb baben alld sic
0iirger Ser siaton ielblt cine Mos.
libfeit, ibrc Hegiertng in ibrer Sc,
iamtbeit 5lt fontrollieren uno in
Sdah 81 balten: ntmlid) ourd) ibr
Stinlnlreht. Gben .ourh bieic Stin,
men Der 9iirger iperoen oie Mdns
ner nnO sSraten, oie fiir uniere 9ie,
gieruilssfiibrung perantlportli6 liuo,
ia in ibr 9lmt eingeieBt, llua bieIe
ielben Stimnlen Ser @abler fonnen
lie, lofern iic ibr slmt nidt rihtig
ausfiiaen, au6 ipieoer oaralis ent.
fernen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-29

3hnmertemperatur bon IS @rao ge-
apobnen, NIT Der mir nod innner er-
beblid) angetebmer leben tperben,
ais Millionen, bie in ibren Seimen
in SuBlano, China ,mo iorittpGrts
in oen 8ereinigtan geationen in oie.
lem @inter frieren nno leioen mill
fen.
3inilc 2mftabmebr.
SGT-Gireftor 2anois bat ioeben
sic 9iloltng ser ,Gipilian Slir
Eatrol Gaoets", zines freiipilIigen
6lieaerforps Sueenoliher, t,,sefiin-
hiet, oab cine Gredn5l,ng at Ser be-
reits beitebenoen rGipil slir Eafrol"
biloen loa. Die Wfitglieos5nbl lon
i'm gnfang 10000 niht iiberihreiten
uno mld 'oie sln5abl ser ortlideil
Ginbciten ion nid)t er6Ber iein, aIs
oie Ser GAH -@ruppen, 0eren es in,
san5en 2anoe etipas iiber 1000 gibt.
9fur bier geborene Sbiiler i'm lesten
coer frr5 Dor oem letten Senior
Soh'dbnlnhren aperoen slgelaiicn.
Giele Sreiapilligen iperben Dorber-
bano nod niht i'm aftipen 0lugoienit
eingeiett. Grit tpenn iie ibre s(us-
bilcung als &nhetten beenoet llnb
bon Der Sd)lile grabl,iert baSen,
fonnelt lie in Ger rGipil 9lir Yatrol"
ais pollaiiltige Witelieber aufge=
nonlmen lperoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-29
Die We8e
GhIua bon Gefte /.

SUlub uulI Stlt l..
men Worlhlag, bas 0ienItpflihtalter
berobplleben banlit bie sl6taebn-
imo Nein5abnidbrieen fir oie slr-
nnee nobiliiiert iperoen fonnen. Ser
Tcrlflag bss HrGIioenten ,puroe
pom aongreB iofort aufeenonmen.
Sn Der pori9en @od,e billigten Die
Wfilitdransicbiiile beioer &Grier oen
Grlab zines @eieses, bas oie sldt-
8ebn- nnb Dsenn5ebnidbrigen Dem
rSelectipe Seroice" lnterltellt. Ias
Heprdlentantenbaus bat raId) geban=
belt, ltno oer Senat miro, iuie man
erlpartet, iih Dem gei1lub oes Sau-
les anihlieBen.
yElantpirtfdaft" Der MIiierten.
Cine GlanipirtIGaft, oie ieoen Cell
Ser Welt ltmfaBt, Ser iih i'm arieg
nit Sitler befinbet, lit IN ser Bill
Dung begriffen.
slae Mitalieoer ser Gereinigta,,
gsationen iino eebeten moroen, III
rem nilitariihcn ul,o 5ipilen 8e=
harf felt5itltellen, cine Sl,oentar ib-
rer Silfsn1eIlen sll MAIDEN ,mo sic
Sllfornrationen Dem hieligsn ,Gomb-
ineo Eroouction ans 9feiources
goaro" 5ll llnterbreiten.
Sns ltnternebmen ipu, apie Gref,l-
tipbealnte oes @a&g erfl1rte,, ie-
bem groben Ylan Der. WtilitGrltrate-
gle eingefiigt nerscn, ben bie milf
tdri'hen ssiibrer ser Iereiniateu SEA
tionen entlperfen.
giSSle fcrbert Spbcsitraie fir
Sabutemrc.
Ser 8eneralalnpalt gioble bat
Sen apngreB gebsten, ein 8eies 81,
beIdliebeu, oas oie Sooesitrafe ooer
lebensldnglibe @eiGngnisitrafe fiir
Sabotage ober Spionage o0er altoer-
lpeitige Silfe fiir, ben sseino poriicbt.
gSas Miebcrlaae bcbcntet.
Ser folgenoe Cert lit eli, slus5ug
aus elmer GrflGrimg oes Sirefturs
bes Office Of @ar sSnforlnation,
elmer 9aois:
rGas amerifaniife &olf bat nam
lpeitgebeno 8elegenbeit gebabt, oie
9lrt zines totalen Griages 81 per
Iteben, lpas es beoel,tet, einen ioldcn
arieg 81 nerlieren. @ir piiien pom
ggiIpiel tSranfreidcs ober irgeno=
zines nnoeren geihlngenen Tolfes,
mas cine Nieoerlnge in bielem Grieg
bebsutct, hnb Sic aaes nerlieren.
Sbre 6abrifen llnb. ganfen llnb Sc.
Id)uftslulternebmungen geben an Sen
Sieger iiber; er iibernimmt sic
Wabrbeit Der slnteile, inoem er
oireft ODER inoireft nit GapiergelO
be3ablt, bus er fiir oielen 3iped ge=
,orudt bat, uno Damn ma6t er aus
oieien Sabrifeit, mas ibnl beliebt,
unO iia 5ablen an i'm ibre 8elpinne.
@enn Sbre &leiber, Sbre Saus-
baltllngsgegenItunoe poer .alle Iin-
&c, Die Sic beliben, ser Ybautalie
6es Sisgers perlodenb erlheinen, 10
lperoen tie Sbnen lpesgenommen. Sic
lueroen natiirlih ni6t pber rinbe-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-29

Cine. Serie bon Mrtifeln uber freie
2ebrfurie, mn benen ieoer unentgelt-
li1 teilnebnen fann.
Traacm ,no 9lntiuurten.

i
Die 6ragen uno slnttporten iiber
unier 9fesierunasipitem iperoen aud,
in oieienl slrtifel lpeiter fortgcfiibrt.
Sragc: .@as lit Ser ihlagenoIte
ltnteritbieo .5lpiifan eilter 9iftatllr
uno elmer Senlofratie2
slntlport: Ssl elmer Tiftatnr lit elm
| einsiser Mann ober cine fleine 8rlip-
l! pc I'M geiis Ser pcaitdmbigen Maht,
fontroGe. Cine Semofratie miro
Nurb einen poait1noigen Mahtfon,
trplle. Cine Temofratie miro blrd)
cinen neiien slusgleid) ser Wtaft,
6pIngniiie mo -perteil,lngen ,lnb ib,
rer &ontrolle reaiert.
sIls oie Selegierten i'm Sabre 1877
81 ibrer periniillnssssebenoen Ser.
!iammlung, Ser iogenaulten vGonlti'
tlual Convention, s1ianmellfas
men, bo ipilroe reihlib iiber sic
6orm Ser &esicrung bisfutiert, sic
nlan lid geben ipollte. SSn eirem
Gunfte luar man iih jeOof bon porns
Derein e!nig: Iae Selegicrten iuoll.
ten ndmlih sic 6reibeit aller giirs
ger Ser neilen Station erbalten nil.
lien, uno qlm Siele 1reibeit fiir alle
3eiten iiher5ltltellen, iparen lie emit
;IGloiicn, cine Central l-&egierllng 81
IhaiIen, bie uiemals bon nur einem
Mann ooer elmer 8mlppe fontroIliert
peroen f0nnte.
I'm licter 5ll geben, oaB Iol6 cine
SfontroIle unieres Hegierungsipltems
ME noglif mer0en fonne. iuuroen
IN Der Geriaiiung sic notigen Sor.
|febrllngen fiir einen Wddteallsgleid
| oeranfert, uno 5luar einfab ourh
cine sluiteilung Ger Yfli6ten, Sic
| lnIera peribiebenen &egierungs'
,iueige baben, rno Die &ontrolle, Die
cine icbe pon ibnen iiber Die anoeren
mlsiibt.' Gies int oas medierungs-
Spitem, Sas als slusglei6 mo &on'
trolle Ser Soamahten befannt lit.
Seine s(rbeitsmetbooe lit iebr ELM
iab nno iebr iinreicb: ltniere @lln-
oesresieruns 3erfGat in orei Scile-
Sic @elelssebung, Die Nerlpaltuns
lno bie Slliti5 alif Grgliid: Gbe
2esislatioe, Che grecutiue ano 5W
SuOicial granh.
Senat nno 9feprdaentantenbals
oes &ongreiies, Die 5llianrn,en Den
geietgeberilhen Nesierungs5lpeig bill
oelL iiben idon gegenieitig iiber ein'
amber cine aontroae aus, benn jeoe
Beicbesporlage nmli, bon beioen
S6uiern cine iol6e 8orlage anoern
ooer ergan5en, aber audi ieoe ioldp
MbGnSerurg ODER grgdll5ung mnb
tpieoerum BON bei6en 9dllern ange,
nonlnen tperben, ebe iie 8eleb miro.
Ser Senat iibt aber audi iIber Den
Hr1iioenten Der 8ereinigten Staaten
leine &ontroae aus, oenn obspobl Der
Yrdiioent gemaB Der Serfailnng
5ipar oie Mitglieoer oes .Suprerne
Court" uno aae an1eren Bunoes'
ridter, Sic sebn @dqinett -Mitglie-
Der uno anoere Beamte iotpie Die
Yotlhofter bel fretn6en Wationen er'
nennen fann niiiien ale iolde 8e'
itaaungen crit bon elmer Senats'
Mebrbeit senebntigt tperoen. llno
beibe Sauier baben gegeniiber Der
lgref,ltine un6 Dem Suiti5- -3tpeige
lunierer Megierlu1g nod eine tDeitere
aontroamogIi6feit: nGlnlid ourd
ibr slntlaeeredt eegeniiber ben bod.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-29
Julius III. Kepasty
st &anSibat fir Common Eleas
NRcd,kcr

Municipalrihter Sulius 90. &o-
oadp lit elm tppiid)er, ielbitgematter
Slpeite @eneration amerifaner. Gr
begann als 3eit,lnesjllnse, Spe5erei=
narenperfdufer, Sobn SSouutain
SSllnge, &irdenfiiIter, Srgeipieler,
Gboroireftor, Bauer, g}erfdufer, Sch
rer ltno enolitb praftisierenoer PIN
slnipalt llno 0ffentliGer 8earnter. Gr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-29
Muskulose
RUckenschmerzen? !?
FORMS ~
Hel-OeI Liniment

syeoer, Der an rbellmatiInen unD
ncliral9iid)en Sdmer5en lei0et, triu
iofortige Sinberung haben. Sic i,lberz
lidbe 0cgenlpirtllna BON ssprni's
5eil=Sel Ointment tpirft ffneI uno
bringt iuillfomnene 2iuoerlng bon ben
Gualcn pnn rhelunatiihen unp ne,lz
ralgiIdlcn Shmer3en, nlusfulDIen
HiidenIdmerSen, iteifen ober iduner<
senben @llsfeln, @errenfllngen Stobs
ipllnben ober @crltaudlllngcn, illden1
Den pher brennenben Siiben - ipie Die
crfolgreid5e Grfabrltng BON Snlllcnhcn
lett iibcr 80 Sabrcn beipieien bat.
Scil=Se lit elm linbcrnhes. antiieps
tiihes ihmerSitillenbes gtittel, bas
lofort rcid]es. rotcs @lut in bic gez
idppllenen, irritierten, ichner5en6en
@ege,lben sicht aaufcn Sic nod 6eute
cine sSIdid1c soeil=Sel Ointment unb
Dcnieben Sic icIbit hie @prteile ieiner
tpobltuenben, heilenben @Grme.
Evening star., 1942-02-08
5Die as Fire Sweeps
Chattanooga Hote|;;
Six Others Missing
Fost Spreading Flames
Prevented Warning to
Guests, Manager Says
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Feb. T.
Flames swept the three STORY South
ern Hotel today. killed five persons
and left six missing.
OF undetermined cause, the fire
originated in a storage room behind
the clerks Office. on the main floor
of the 44-room structure situated
near the Southern Railway termi-
nal.
The five victims were identified
as:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Arone, about
20, of near Clarksville. Tenn, for
merly of Elmira and White Plains,
N. Y. associated with a carnival
company.
w. E. Fink, 81, employed at q
nearby Government ordnance plant.
Charles Demar Brooks, 80, billiard
parlor operator.
A. E. Hutcheson, Chattanooga.
Warner williams, 20, of Murfrees-
boro. Tenn, who with his wife fed
III iilsiU CioGiiCo do"il a iAC CoeoPc'
said When I left the building there
were still quite number of people
up there"
L. N. Roberts, manager of the
hotel. said he attempted to arouse
the guests but the flames spread
like an electrical explosion"
Herman Holsord. "a, of Dalton,
Ga, trapped on the third floor,
leaped to safety to the roof of an
adjoining two-story building.
Evening star., 1942-02-08
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHING TON D. c, FEBRUARY 8, 1912

meanwhile, searched for q fourth
lifeboat containing some Of the re-
mainder Of the freighter's crew Of
u. Survivors already here said sew
eral men were trapped on the ship
when she went down.
The submarine fred two torpedoes
at their vessel. the survivors said.
One Of them missed the ship COM
pletely, but the second caused her
to sink swiftly.
The men reaching shore were ex-
amined at an emergency hospital,
but all were reported by attending
physicians to be in good condition
and fine spirits. They had not been
In their lifeboats long.
The survivors, all Britons, said
the ship was sunk without warning.
Two lifeboats were put out of COM
mission when the torpedoes struck
Fire broke out in a ship berthed
here shortly after midnight, and
nine hours later thick smoke still
poured from the hull. while the
vessel listed against her dock at
Evening star., 1942-02-08

to evacuate the ship" he said. II
think all my crew got away in three
lifeboats."
while my nfeboat was circling
around the Amerikaland, the sub
marine sent another torpedo whizz-
ing across the lifeboats bow. That
was the end Of the Amerikaland."
While the lifeboat bobbed in water
so rough the II survivors wels un-
able to row, Eric Sodestrom, an
able-bodied seaman, died. Capt.
Schultz said they kept his body in
the boat until Wednesday when they
had to throw 1t into the sea.
Sub Surveyed its Work.
Capt. Schultz was one of six who
had to be hospitalized on arrival, all
suffering from frostbite and ex-
posl,re. The other five were taken
to hotel.
After the final explosion, Steward
Spant said one of the attacking
submarines could be seen near his
Ifeboat, three of the crew on deck
Evening star., 1942-02-08
Mexico's Super Reno
Is Put Out of Business

Tlaxcala. smallest Mexican state,
is no longer to be a paradise for
Americans seeking swift dissolution
Of marital ties. The Tlaxcala gov
ernment has abolished the law that
made divorce in the state easier and
quicker to obtain than in Reno.
The governor, in presenting the bill
to outlaw swift divorce, remarked
that the facilities had degenrated
into something of a racket. The
Congress of Tlaxcala passed the bill
unanimously and without discus
sion. Tlaxcala was the first republic
In the Americas and contributed to
the downfall of the totalitarian en-
pire in 1920.
Evening star., 1942-02-08

were rescued, the survivors impro-
vised . sail for their lifeboat and
subsisted on corned beef and water.
They were sighted by the rescue
vessel shortly after 7 am. yester-
day-just Is the water gave out.
The Navy had no announcement
as to the fate Of the occupants Of
the other two lifeboats.
Capt. Schultz. 81, ruddy-faced
native OF Gutenberg, Sweden, said
the first torpedo struck as he was
in his cabin preparing for bed.
Unlike the time he was torpedoed
while on a freighter in the first
World War and spent 19 hours
naked In a lifeboat in January
weather on the North Atlantic, the
captain was able to don pajamas and
clothing this time.
Sea Too Rough for Rowing.
II contacted the bridge, ordered
and SOS and then told the crew
Evening star., 1942-02-08

than the present scale, q union
shop and the check-off system for
the company's $4,000 workers.
The g.. w. O. c. announced Jan-
uary Il IL, would demand a 81 In
crease TOR about 175,000 workers in
the four Little Steel" companies.
At that time the union said the
minimum wage for laborers was
$3.50 a day with an average hourly
rate of 90 cents for steel workers.
Evening star., 1942-02-08
Siinkinqs
Continued From First Page)

batted vigorosuly with increasing
success by our forces"
Thinks All of Crew Got Away.
Chief Steward Gunnar Spant,
one of the Amerikaland survivors,
told Navy men he believed all of
the crew were able to get away
In the ships three lifeboats, but that
in the confusion of the last torpedo
explosion, two Of the lifeboats were
separated from the third in which he
and 10 others were found approx
mately three and half days later
by an Allied vessel.
The II survivors, including Capt.
Ragnar Schultz, the chief engineer,
third engineer and an assistant en-
gineer, all were landed at New York
shortly after noon today.
Originally there were IL in the
boat, but a seaman died about a
day after the attack.
Sighted Just rs Water Gave Out.
During the long hours before they
Evening star., 1942-02-08
Republic, Union Locked
On PAY Increase Demand

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-Negotia-
tions between the Republic Steel
Co. and the Steel Workers Organiz-
ing Committee &C. I. o. have
reached an impasse over the ques-
ton of wage increases and union
security, the union announced yes
terday after a meeting with COM
pany officials.
A union spokesman said negotia-
tions were recessed indefinitely and
the union would seek certification
Of the dispute to the War Labor
Board.
The union asks 81 a day more
Evening star., 1942-02-08
Vessel Sunk OFT Canada;
IS Soved, n MISSING

AN EAST COAST CANADIAN
PORT, Feb. 7 R.-Forty-flve sur
vivors reaching here In three life
boats reported today that an enemy
submarine had sunk their coastal
freighter of the Canadian coast.
Twenty seven crewmen were still
missing.
Vessels sent out from this port,
Evening star., 1942-02-08
Bomb Is Therapeutic

Her arm paralyzed in a fall nearly
q year ago, a London milliner was
cured when she was hurled to ths
ground by q bomb explosion.
Evening star., 1942-02-08
urveying the sinking vessel through

surveying the sinking vessel through
binoculars.
So close was their lifeboat to the
submarine. he said, that all II threw
themselves to the floor Of the boat
in fear that they might be machine
gunned, but there was no shooting.
The steward praised Capt. Schultz.
who he said held the hfeboat rudder
and did most of the navigation dur
ing the 80-odd hours before the
reSclle
Evening star., 1942-02-08

. 4S-degree angle. her starboard
deck almost awash. II was be-
heved the crew escaped.
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FRIENDS THEN-Vce Admiral William A. Glassford r, who
named chief Of the United States Naval Forces
Pacific shown with Admiral jim Kobyashi
visit to Shanghai in 1910 while the latter commander
of japanese post there Admiral Gassford brother
Brig Gen. Pelham Gassford former C. superintendent
of police. A P. Wrephoto
Evening star., 1942-02-08
Drinks Are Occidental

American, Cara dian and British
residents are the principal con-
sumers Of spirituous liquors in China.
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recognizable in the play. It COM
Germs three girls In the wartime
National Capital, and during the
action 1t develops that the home Of
the girls is near the White House,
which description could fit quite q
number of public shelters. Vir-
ginia Fields from Hollywood has the
most important role, with Arleen
Whelan and Arlene Francis, the
other beauties whose romantic
flights provide the laughs.
Buck Jones Luncheon.
At Buck Jones luncheon in Va
riety Club yesterday the shortage Of
walters resulted in everybody waiting
on themselves :. District Commits
sioners John Russell Young and Guy
Mason were served by Bob Pruett,
but the other guests stepped up to the
buffet counter and helped themselves
to portions of smoked turkey,
Smthfield ham and potato salad !.
The city fathers got into a friendly
argument as to who played the male
lead In August Thomas Arizona"
in the days when the Columbia The
ater was owned by the Metzerott
estate Left it to your CORES
pondent to settle the dispute. which
will be solved by producing the pro-
gram for that early 1900 r street
engagement f. Cowboy Star Jones
went to the National Training
School for Boys at the express re-
quest of the Commissioners, who
said these delinquents seldom have
a chance to see a film star in the
flesh q. . Harry Brown of Mono
gram gathered quite a collection Of
notables for the informal spread =. .
Buck Jones is real veteran Of the
movies AS wild Western star
he was tower of strength to the
Fox Picture Co. in the early days
and was their "B" picture champion,
whose product helped erect many a
small town house Buck Jones
was busy man yesterday He
sold bonds at Guides, appeared on
the air, went out to the training
school in the Commissioners car,
made a personal appearance last
night at the Earle Theater, then
visited the Stage Door Canteen.
On Factual Integrity.
Since James J. Corbett's widow
has seen Gentleman Jim" three
Evening star., 1942-11-25

bers In 1t Will withdraw from 1t at
once. Equity pledges itself to the
enforcement of that clause in the
future as it has, on occasion, in tile
past.
But whatever the theater does
about 1t had better be done quickly
and 1t had better be good. For
1t looks like censorship again. Un-
less"
Fast Film Circulation.
Army Motion Picture Service has
been given the quickest job of print
distribution ever assigned to the in
dustry. There are ia prints of 1t.
Col. Frank Capra's picture, prelude
to War;" and every man in training
must see this feature within AZ days
r. B. Murray, director of Army Mo-
tion Picture Service, says the feat
will be accomplished,
Walter Huston is the unseen voice
reclting the commentary. Film has
created such favorable reaction.
there is a demand that it be publicly
released fol civilians, after the
United States Army has finished
with the prints. 1t covers the same
territory as the Owl feature, World
at War;" but the touches injected by
1t. Col. Capra make 1t more dra-
matte and powerful. Picture in
16-mm. form has been sent to all
units overseas.
New Movie Theater.
Newest motion picture house In
Washington will open its doors De-
cember l. Sam Cummins, operator
of the Pix Theater, is the owner of
the new theater, located at Thir-
teenth and H streets, NE. Will be
known as the Plymouth. Sfgnifi-
canoe of the name is the fact that it
is remodeled auto salesroom. BY
calling it the Plymouth, film i'm
pressario is enabled to utilize large
electric sign. War economy.
X
Play in Hotel Lobby.
John Peter Toohey arrived yester-
day as the advance courier OF
Joseph Fields new comedy, "The
Doughgirls," which reaches the Ma
tional Theater on December 7.
George S. Kaufman directing is en-
thusiastic about the new comedy.
Playwright Fields was co-author OF
both MY Sister Eileen" and Junior
Miss"
Scene is the lobby Of Washing
ton hotel, but not one that will be
Evening star., 1942-11-25

both polish and social finesse, is the
only fighter who was able to make
living on the stage through sheer
merit.
As to his family, 1t would be nice
to think they were affectionate
and devoted. Actually a deep tragedy
ended the life of his father and
mother. Between John L. Sullivan
and Corbett there was always
mutual hatred. The scene which
has them mingling after the new
champion had toppled the Boston
Strong Boy from his throne is pure
screen fiction.