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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-22
Paul NUM-
WiIISiarin
New Role
Is Making The Camman-
dos" But Is Not GEL
ting Excited About It
BY RoBBIN CooNs

HOLLYWOOD, July - Lester
Cowan, the producer, is excited about
THE Commands, the c. S. For
ester story he bought for pictures
even before it appeared in magazine
form.
John Farrow, directing, is finding
1.-THE Commands" his meat.
Paul MUM, who is starring, is ex-
cited, too, in a way--a cautious way
1t is not that MUM is still worried
that, being dark, he will not be. ac-
copied as a Norwegian hero. He'and
Farrow went down to Los Angeles
harbor and talked to heroes of Nor
ways merchant marine - men who
face Quisling, which is death, if cap
tured-and saw that some of these
heroes were as dark of skin and hair
'aS Paul MUM.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-22
LOST and FOUND

LOST-Between Lena Cove and
AUX Bay-Mens overnight kit.
Liberal reward for return to Elks
Club. N. Floyd Fagerson.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-22

Came 1929, and they were back
on Broadway, broke. A new cycle"
had hit Hollywood. James Cagney
in Public Enemy" Edward G..
Robinson in Little Caesar" Gang
sters. Howard Hughes wanted Paul
MUM to do "Scarface." Mum, no
handsomer, asked $4,000. An agent
of Hughes offered $4,000. Then his
wife settled for $22 500.
And so "Scarface" became a hit
that still plays, and Paul MUM be-
came a star-a star who under
standably, cannot become excited
over a new role.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-22

gold trimmed glasses
near Ferry Way and Willoughby
Owner may have by proving prop
erty and paying for this adv. at
the Empire Office.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-22
LOST and FOUND

LOST-V-p with -white-blue
stones and a Liberty hand. Please
return to Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-22
SONOTONE

hearing aids for the hard of hear
ing. Audiometer readings. DR.. Rae
Lillian Carlson, Blomgren Bldg
Phone 636.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-22

MUM will tell you that he has
no cause for misgivings. He will
tell you that Irwin Shaw has done
a beautiful job of the script. He will
tell you that he sees in THE Com
mandos" not so much an action
picture" as the story OF the stoicism
of a people who have suffered in
vasion and will not bow to it.
MUM, answering questions straight
forwardly, talking quietly and ear
nestly, will make you understand
that he can be excited about no
-in-the-making He can men
ton without wincing even "Hudson's
Bay" his latest and most unfortun-
ate flint started well, but soon
there were signs on the horizon, like
storm clouds, and the signs material
lied into a new low for the MUM
career.
Paul Mum, who was content to
be MUM Weisenfreund in the old
days and to stay iii the theater, to
wear boards one week and knee pants
the next, first came to Hollywood
when talking pictures were in their
infancy and nobody knew whether
the newborn was prodigy or idiot
He made THE Valiant" to critical
praise, and then-because Lon Cha
ney was a makeup king and very,
very popular-somebody at the old
Fox studio decided to go Lon six
better. Mum came forth in Seven
Faces" MUM was in hearty agree
ment with the studio executive who
said the femmes would never take
him as a substitute for handsome
Charlie Farrell, and he retreated to
New York. He had made $3.50 a week,
more money than he'd dreamed of,
and he and Bella Finkle, his wife,
knew SO little about spending it that
they invested it in stocks = $22 900
worth.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-22
What No Bananas! YES,
We Have No Bananas; II
Is a Faet; Reason Why

Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-22
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-05
Thru the New Haven
Keyholes
BY Mrs. Glenn Bates

gregational church will hold the
regular monthly meeting at the
church Wednesday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. The ladies are also
planning on tieing a quilt.
The w. S. c. S. will hold its
second of a series of Lenten
Teas Wednesday afternoon in
the church basement. The Rev.
J. M. Lees of the Romeo Meth
odist church will be the speak
er.
On Wednesday of next week
the Meade society will have its
Lenten Tea at the home of Mrs.
Nellie Bates. They will have as
their guest speaker the Rev.
William Pryor of Richmond.
Mrs. William Bonner enter
tanned the members of her 500
Club Friday afternoon at her
home on North Main street.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Bert T. Will, Mrs. Louis Oemig
and Miss Henrietta Van Dyke,
the last mentioned receiving the
house prize.
Sunday callers at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Herman Kes-
ner were Mrs. Nettie Joure, Mrs.
Anna Langell and Mrs. Nichols
of Marine City.
Visitors Sunday at the home
Oof Mr.. and Mrs. William Babe
were Mr.. and Mrs. c har e S
Johns of Detroit, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norvell Johns of Bloomfield
Hills and Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan
Woodruff of Ypsilanti.
The New Haven Extension
Club, Grange 2 met with Mrs.
E. F. Siefert on Tuesday. Din
ner was served at noon by the
hostess assisted by Mesdames
Bert T. Will, Leonard Kinch and
Jarvis Wotring. The lesson topic
Shopping for Yard Goods, was
discussed by the group follow
ing the dinner.
Miss Marjorie Morris of Ypsi-
lanti, spent the week end with
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-05

Miss Marion Babe entertained
81 guests Tuesday evening at
her home on North Main street,
at a miscellaneous shower COM
plimenting Mrs. Erwin Biske
(Shirley Rengert) a recen
bride. The decorations were car
ried out in pink and white with
the gifts placed under an UNI
brella of the same colors. Monte
Carlo whist furnished the eve-
nings entertainment, prizes be-
ing awarded to Mrs. Margaret
Gardner, the Misses Mildred and
Margaret Plegue, Mrs. Hector
Bultynck and Mrs. Louis Hutch
enmeister. Guests were present
from Detroit, Mount Clemens,
New Baltimore and New Haven.
Total sales for February of
Defense Stamps and Bonds for
the pupils of the New Haven
high school are $371.70, making
q grand total of $867.70 since
the Stamps and Bonds were put
on sale at the school each Tues
day beginning Jan. 6.
The members of the senior
class are busy now selling Cur
tbs Publications to raise the nee
essary funds to sponsor the an
nual senior trip which this year
will be a boat excursion for four
days on the Great Lakes visit
ing several points of interest.
The trip will be under the su-
pervision of Maurice (Red) Per-
merit, senior class adviser.
Sunday evening services will
be held at 8 o'clock at the Meth
odist church during Lent with
different guest speakers as fol-
lows: March 8, the Rev. William
Wager of Riley Center; March
IS, the Rev. John Adams of Ar
mazda; March %, the Rev. j. M.
Lees of Romeo. Union services
will be held at the Congrega-
tional church on March 20.
The Ladies Aid of the Con-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-05
Legal Notices

STATE OF MICHIGAN. the Probate
Court tor the County of Macomb.
Al Q session Of said Court. held at
the Probate Office In the City OF Mt.
Clemens. In said County, on the 18th
day Of February. A. d. 1912.
Present. Hon. Joseph v. Trombly.
Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Rudolph
Blank, Deceased. No. 22,6l5.
Hugo Blank having filed In said
Court . petition praying for license to
sell the interest Of said estate In GER
tain real estate therein described,
II Is Ordered. That tho 18th day OF
March, A. d. 1912. at two O'Clock In the
afternoon. ut said Probate Office. be
and is hereby appointed for hearing
said petition:
It Il Further Ordered. That further
notice thereof be given by publication
of . copy Of this order. for three sue
cessive weeks previous to said day Of
hearing. In the Daily Monitor. . news
paper printed and circulated In said
County.
JOSEPH v. TROMBLY,
Judge Of Probate
true copy:
MARY HARRISON,
Register Of Probate
Feb. 10, 20; Mar. S-M
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-05

surprise party Sunday evening
at their home on Richmond
Road. The Schucks have sold
their farm and are moving to
Richmond.
Herman Hammer of Detroit
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Lu-
balm on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Erdman
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-05

Class" Of the Methodist church
recently at their home on Ar
mold Road. There were 81 men,
bers and guests in attendance.
Olin Davis showed movies Of q
California trip. Refreshments
were served at the close Of the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Miller Of
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-05

were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rine Erdman at Fair Ha-
ven.
Visitors Saturday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Withe were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Burge and son of Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schulz
entertained the Friendship
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-05

her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tcsch and
daughters attended the goth
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Tesch at Fair Ha-
ven.
Saturday evening guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-05

man Kesner were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hartway Of Mount Glenn
ems.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Wey-
mouth Of Richmond, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Willert, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Babe and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Babe gave Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Schuck q farewell
Washington Journal., 1942-01-30
Eferbebiebe uerben nOd imraer
nsebGnst"

die Union
Societp for fife Detection Of @orie
Sbiepes a1b tbe &ecoberp Of Stolel
8ropertp", bdlt anidbrlid Elm 5eit-
eiien ab, auf benz nod elm Rferoe-
oieb gebdngt miro, ~aaeroings nur
cine glttrappe. 8ebor oas Mutomo-
bill oas 8fero perordngt batte, mar
Die Organization our9aiis ernit 81
nebmen. Sic mar Dor 1870 Sabren
gegriinoet tporoen uno 56blt nod
bellte 300 Mit9lieoer. 3u ibr bat
ten Die prominentelten ginmobner
oes gountps geb0rt. CUR 3eit ibrer
@riinoung mar 8feroeoiebltabl nadil
Wforo oas i6merlte 8erbreden, oas
beriibt neroen fonnte.
Muf Dem oiesi1brigen Jelteiier
io4te Senator Sames S. 9apis nns
@paB geb6ngt peroen, oa er nidt
imitanoe NOR, Dem @ilen perionlid
be~i5upobnen; oo1 enti6ieo man iid
oafiir, ben ortsanidiiisen 8aoiofiinit.
Ter 2erop Miaer 81 bangen. @bren.
gaft auf Dem Giien mar Sarolo g
@offmani, Der friibere @oupernerl
bon Seem SerieD.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-30
Sentider siterGrii6er gerriu

Der 9eutide 2iterarii6e gerein
BON @aibingtOn @orIiserin, SRI.
Anita Shooe) miro trob 0es &rieges
in oltgetpobnter @eiie ii6 ieoen 800
nat einmal berlommeln. Die multi
falii6en 0nrbietungen neroen tpie
bisber in Oeutider Sprode, oie @or-
tr6ge aber in engIif1er Spra1e ge-
geben merOen. 8ortgen Samstag
mar gemiitlides 8ei1ommenlein.
Man Iaui6te einigen id0nen neuen
S6uaplatteniOlos, eeiungen bon
&otte &ebmonr, pel1e S1uberts
@ertonung Der @iIbelm Miiaeri6en
D@interreile" iang, uno man tronf
Damn auf oas @obl oes alien Serrn
@briition @eurid, ipel1er Die grfri=
idungen 5u Dem Abeno geitiftet bot
te. Sri. S9aoe fiinoigte einen
@0tbeaben0 uno einen StrauBabeno
an. ST.. S6aoe oeroient alle Mner-
fenniing fir ibren Gifer. sic iagte,
10 Iange iie lebe, ioa Der 9euti9e
2iterarii1e @erein ni6t u~ntergeben.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-30

ten regneten. gin1t mlBte er Dem
Seraog &url nteoer cine gar8e Ga
Dung iiberrei9en, als oerlelbe nit
Ieiner @eliebten (Sran3isfa bon
Sobenbeim) aus Dem @arten fam.
Ser3og &arI las Die Siinoenregiiter
uno fragte 6nrn BEN unb1noigen
3ogling: Sag @r mir, mas wiiroe
@r nun ttn, Deun @r on meiner
Stene mGre?" - Der @rof BON
Naifau, idnea gefaBt CAB Der @ra=
fin 5ran3isfa einen ber6baften &llB
nlto nabm ibren Mrm, inoem er
iagte: n&omm, 5rdn8el, uno lab
ben oummen Siingen Iteben!u 3pi-
iden 3orn uno Baden idtpanfeno,
ma6te Ser @er5og quite Wiene gum
boien Spiel, uno Die Sa6e bate oa=
nit ibr 8epenoen.
Bon ben pielen S9Iagfertigfeiten
bel 8riifungen 1ur folgenoe: Gin
8riifling miro bon 8rofeilor Sailing
Itreng Dernommen. @r meiB ni6ts.
gnoli9 ruff Der 8rofeiior e1triiltet
ngtennen Sic mir bod elm Sod, in
Dem sic etpos miiien." - Die @nt-
mort: rGbineiii6.~ 80, mas
beiBt oenn u@iel" alf 6ineiti6?" =
Sailing" Ser 9rofeiior, Der fem
Gbineiii9 fannte, muBte ieinen Aer.
ger oerbergen, Der 8oriisenoe, Der
Dem @eitrengen nidt 5ugetan mar,
aber b~erfiinoete: u8eitanoen!"
Washington Journal., 1942-01-30
rSrabe 9paar" fir Die tueitlidJc
6~ntbfmgel?

SdaBmeiiter Sp. Morgentbalt il.
bat Der Soffnung @usorud gegeben,
oaB iid Die Staten Der meltli1en
Salbfugel oaou periteben miiroen,
cine Miin3einbeit, cine Art ySraoe
Collar, an3unebmen, Die bel Der
a6re6nung i'm IuBenbanoel CUR gn-
menoung fommen iolle. Gs piiroe
iih aiid pielleiAt erreiden ~laiien.
oaB aae 21noer, Die gegen Die g6-
ienmddte ieier, cine Iol1e Miin5ein-
belt annebmen tpiiroen.
Wan Tonne ben Collar ooer irgeno
ein anoeres @ert5ei6en oafiir m1b-
len. Man tonne oieie Miin3einbeii
entDeoer auf @ol0 oOer auf Silber
baiieren.
Die Miin3einbeit Der ein3elnen
Staten tpiiroe ourd oieie Miin5ein-
belt ni6t beriibrt meroen. Man ba-
be niht Die @bii1t, Dos iiblide Self
in ben ein5eInen Staaten ourb oieie
Miin5einbeit 81 ~berorGngen.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-30
Srams=3nr Sheater

ySom Goes Gbile?" (g8os madt
Gbile?) lit Der Gitel oes oritten Der
orei <r3filme, oie Sultan 8rpan,
ser befanllte @ameramann, BON Siio=
amerifa mitbra6te. Mit ibm be-
ginnt oas ob Sreitag, ben 80. So
mar neue @o1enprogramm oes
Srans-2ur Sbeoters. Neben Dem
gepaltigen ginfluB, Sen 9eutl6lanO
in gbile I'M 2aufe Der Sabre ge=
mann, bas Die gbilenii6e Mrnlee re-
organiiierte, oeigt Der Slim Die @e-
minnung BON Nitraten, Salpeter, Die
10 midtig iino fir Die &riegfiibrung
uno mobon Chile etma 80 Yro5ent
oeS @~eltfoniumS ausfiibrt.
@inige nelte stranger than Sic
tion" @ormiirfe brii1gen vSbampoo
Springs" (Sbampoo Queaen), mel
tpes cine California 9ueae porfiibrt,
Die Aaes entbdlt, mas CUR Soar
waide n0tig lit; ferner cine &aBe,
Die aus Der Slai6e trinft; einen Sc
raS 8ader, Der SUDDEN in Eierfor-
men 6ddt uno i1lieBli6 einen Hro-
feiior in Sflaboma, Der @erii6e
iammelt.
&altenborn ebenio pie Ger Mc-
Grearp bleiben auf Dem Yrogramm
in ser bisberigen @eiie, uabrelo
Der oiesmohige Cartoon ii6 nit
She Greet gbeeie Mpiterp", Dem
mDltii6en Safe, befaBt.
Die S1lfte oes @eiamtprogramms
biIoen mie ionit Die bon flint ber=
ihieoenen 5ilmgeielidaften geiam=
melten n@reigniile aus aller @elt I'M
Slim. $.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-30
SefretGr StimIDn nimrtt Stelnmg
CUR Srubi6itiunsfrage

Ser Senat lebnte einen 9lttrag
Oh, oas 8erbot Oes 8erfuufs BON
Alfobol, @ein uno Bier in aaen
Bayern oes 8unDesbeeres un0 Der
6lotte iofort IN @%rndgung 81 3ieben.
9ie Rieoerlage Itnno I'M @erbdItnis
BON 2 at l..
Die Bill mar 1iripriingli9 bon
O'0oniels 8prgdnger, Dem n%erltor-
benen Senator Morris Sbepbero,
eingebraht mor0en, ben man oft ais
ben Batter Der %robibition~ be5eid=
net bat.
sSn einem 8riefe erflGrte &riegs=
iefretdr Stimion, oos &riegSoeport-
ment iebe mobl elm, tpie lpiini6ens=
inert es BON Stanoptnft Der Sii6=
tigfeit uno oes &fgeiites iii, 0aB
Sol0aten li6 ni6t betrinfen. uDoG"
fubr Stimion fort, olpenn man Die
menidli6en S9pG6en beoenft, 10
mllB man 5ugeben oaB Die @epobn-
belt Der MaBigfeit ooer ltnmGBig-
felt ii1 entmidelt, ldl1ge ebe Elm
Mann Soloat miro. 9as 9epart=
ment lift iiber8eugt, bob oie Streit-
frGfte eben 10 penig Ourb 8robibi-
tion our MaBigfeit ge5pungen per-
ben fonnen, pie Oas BET Der Nation
ltnmogli6 mar
Stimion ipies oarauf bin, BOB oie
bera6fol9ten 8iere uno @eine nidt
mebr ols 80 8ro3ent @lfobol emit
bnlten.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-30
SnOen-M Obilifiernng in TalGitinc
gefDr6ert

4uf Ser Notional Conference for
Baleltine foroerte Der &obbiner Or.
@6ba Siael Silber, oaB @roBbritan=
MEN i6neaitens Die ~fampfenoen Sll=
ben Bal6itinas mo6iliiieren uno be-
m%affnen ioa, oamit feline @ieoer=
bplllng Der utragii6en Sebler bon
&reta, Wfalapo uno anoeren &riegs=
I6auplGBen eintritt, mo @eitblid
&ataitropben Derbin0ert baben fonn=
tie. @em @roBbritannien mongels
notiger Ausriiitung Die Slloen Said
itinas nidt bemaffnen fam, Damn
ioate Imerifa oies tim. Die pald-
itinil6en Suoen ioaten ibre eigenen
@inbeiten uno inter ibrer eigenen
5lagge unter Dem gmpire=&ommm-
90 fampfen", fagte er.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-30

bon 5ranfreid beiab Elm @fero, 0as
er 10 liebte, oaB er 6emienigen ben
Strif anorobte, Ser ibm ben Sob
oes Sieres meloen tpiiroe. Mls nun
bod Der SOB eingetreten nor, muBte
elmer Der 9iener oss &onigs, elm
@asfogner, ii9 Der @ufgabe unter-
3ieber, oie Na6ridt Dem &onig 81
iiber6ringen: oGuer MaieitGt 8fero~
begann er, of, Maieitat, Guer Ma-
ieit1t &ferol" n@ie" flbr Der
&0nig erregt out lit es pielei6t
geltorben? 2 u@uer Maieitdt la
gen es ielb1tl" benterfte Der flllge
@~asfogner uno mar Ser Strafe emit
boben.
2uomig Ser 8ier5ebnte iprod bel
einem @6enoeilen tpieoer einmal oa-
riiber, oaB er. Ser &0nig, ieine Madt
BON Soft babe, r1o frbr fort: n@enm
i9 iebt befeble, bob elmer bon Sbnen
ms @aiier ipringen ioa, 10 bat er
5u eebor6enl" Cine unbebaglide
Stimmung entitano. Ser @raf BON
Cutie Iegte ben 20ffel auf ben Gener
uno erbob lid. u@obin, mein 2ie-
ber2" fraete 2uomig. oS6mimmen
Ierner, Maieitdtl~
@Qs Ser Ser5og bon Orleans emit
oos 3immer leiner @emablin 6etrot,
fano er ben @rafen BON 8alence Dor
ibr auf ben &nien liegeno. Sic Ser
5ogin lieB ii6 oaour6 nidt in Ser
legenbeit bringer, iie lahte froblid)
uno REF ibrem @atten 81: rgeein,
feben Sic bod nur oieien ber0rebten
8alenee! Sbon ieit elmer Stnnoe
liegt er Dor mir auf ben &nien uno
berlangt BON mir bic Sano meiner
Nidte." Natiirlid mar Der @raf,
bel benz es ii1 INN garl3 ettpas anoe-
res banoelte, iebr erltaunt, fonnte
aber nidts iagen, 5umal Der Ser
3og olfs freunoli91te erniberte
n@etpiB oa muB man 1ie ibm gebenl"
60 fam es, oaB Sraulein @enlis CUR
@rdfin 8alence purbe.
SDlitDis Nbnberr Elm @ibbplb
Gin @raf Solitoi, Ser @orfabre oes
eroBen 9i9ters, itano zines Cages
nit einigen Sreunoen in einem
Saal oes @~interpolais nno tpartete,
bis er in Die faiierliden @emd6el
porgelafien miirbe. I'm bic Belt 81
Derfiir5en, CAB Der iunge @raf einf
8oritealtng, in Der er ben 3aren ID
n~atllrgetreu na6abmte, bob Die Sin:
meienoen INNER pie0er in 2a6er
ausbra9en. Yl0bli1 b%eritummter
J fie erf6roden, uno als Solltoi iid
umiab, bemerfte er, oaB iid oel
@ruppe Ser Bar genGbert bntte. 81
blidte ben Sffi6ier itreng an
DS6au oaB gu n~eiterfommitl"
@eiitesgegentD6rtig tot nun Sra
Eolitoi etmas, mas feline 2mtfbabr
rettete. gr per5og fem @eii6t pie.
Der, ma6te oie @anobetpegung Dec
3aren nod uno iagte: uTolitoi 0r
bait mid na6geGfft nno beroientei
eigentli6 cine idmere Strafe. Mbel
neil on 10 jung biit, nia id Dir oies'
nal nod oeine Sredbeit per5eiben!'
Ser Gar ladte ber5li6 iiber 10 biel
@ei6idlidfeit uno pergab Dem Jun.
gen Sffi5ier bon gan5em Ser5en.
Sdlasfertise SdJiler
9luf Der &arlsi9ule, ser aud
Sdiaer als 3ogling angeborte, be-
fano ii6 elm iunger @raf bon Seal
ian, Der biel toae Streide ma6te
uno Dem oesbalb Die Strafanipeiiun-
gen, 8iaetts genanut bon alien Sci
Washington Journal., 1942-01-30
Der 6anbidnb

uGun Sizes bod, meint oie rei-
8enoe Amerifanerin, vSie peroen es
nift bereuen.~
ugeidt bereuen", iage idb u0as
bore i6 nidt germ. Sd bin bon Der
4rt oes Sdiaeri6en &itters: ben
9anf, Game, begebr' ib ni9t'."
.@er mar S9iIer?~ frogt oie rel
5enoe @merifanerin, nuno bon mel
dem 9anf ipridt err"
nSdiaer, Oas tpar Elm beriibmter
9ihter", iage i6, uno MN bemiibe
mid, Die rei5enoe Mmerifonerin
nit Ser 8allaoe Ser Sanoi9ub"
pertrait 81 MAIDEN:
nSn cine 81 einem &afig umge-
I~taltete Arena IGBt man einen ausge-
bungerten 20pen, einen Siger, oann
3tpei 2eoparoen binein. Ilio, itel-
len sic ii9 Dor, meme @n1oigite,
cine Stednaoel miiroe ni9t pagen,
fi9 al riibrer-pie mein 5reun6
iagen tpiiroe. - Sn oieiem Moment
fIiegt pom 8alfon elm &anol6ub
bernnter-geraoe 5mif6en Die piloen
8eItien. llno cine i6one Dame
ipridt fofett: Sitter bon Soegen-
burg'-ooer tpie er bieB-penn ou
mid nirflid 10 iebr liebft, bring mir
ben &anoidub 8uriidp @orauf na-
tiirlid, 0 @raus, Der Sitter einen
Mugenblid 3ogert, oann mortlos alf-
itebt uno iid unter Die &aubtiere
mii9t, Die oerart eritaunt fino iiber
oiefe &iibnbeit, oaB ibnen Der &a-
den often iteben bleibt, morauf Der
Sitter rubig ben San6idub aufbebi
un6 i'm ieiner Beiiberin 5uriid-
bringt. Die ertpartet ibn nit offe-
men Mrmen uno be5aubernoem Cd
deln. Ser Sitter aber nimmt Den
Sanoidub, pirft ibn ibr ms @e-
fidt uno iagt: ben 9anf begebr' id
nihf-oann berldBt er Die 6rau alii
emig.~
Die Mmerifanerin 5ldte Die @d
ieln: y&eht bat Der Sitter gebnbt
Die miloen @eitien b1tten ia ben
6nn6ihub 5erreiBen fonnenl @ie
fam man ii1 oenn nit elmer 5rar
einlnfien, Die einen neren- @anoidub
Degen zines Mannes mufs Spiel
ieBt?"
Washington Journal., 1942-01-30
r5reibeits- Gesiun" fOll seplant
iper6em

Snformierte Stelen lieBen Der-
lauten, aominiitrationsfreiie bei6df-
tigen iid nit Der Soee Der @riinoung
elmer amerifaniihen 6remoenlegion
aus Staatsangeborigen anoerer Gam
Der, Die ben Namen nSreibeits-
2egion" erbalten ioa. 8efiirnorter
oes Blanes erfldrten, 5ablreide aus
lGnoii6e Herionen in oieiem 2anoe
MOLTEN 5fuar inter Der 5lagge Der
Il. 9. fdmpfen, fonnten ieood als
AusIdnoer ni1t in Die Mrmee auf-
genommen tperoen, iolange Ser Som
greB oas nidt ausoriidlid erlaiibe.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-30
6alnmfem pernid)ten 300 &cifem
SdIGnd)e

&anober, ga. l~lnbefonnte
Salunfen, bic in @orngen urlo
S6aufenIter einbra6en, pernidteten
iiber 300 Geifen unO Sdldude BON
4utOs uno 2aItpagen. Ser bieiise
&oli5ei6ef beridtete, oaB 100 @e=
i6aftsleute, 5armer uno &iiltungs-
ar6eiter wegen oes 8ltbenitreids ibre
8ugen ni6t benuben fonnten. gr
lit Der @nii6t, bob CUR 3~eritorung
idmtlider &eifen oasiel6e Snitru=
ment-ein i6arfes Meiier- bemibt
moroen lit.