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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-04-30
Ml1tsts Gho<es1eaA:
Supper Social

The simple suppers at which a
crowd gathers are pleasant for their
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-04-30
*RaiSin Bread.
makes 2 I0aves)

1 package fresh granular yeast
/ cup lukewarm water
n teaspoon sugar
1 cup scalded milk
2 teaspoons salt
Il cup brown sugar (solidly packed)
n cup corn syrup
81 to cups Tor more) flour
6 tablespoons melted shortening
~ cups seedless raisins
Pour the granular yeast into the
cup of lukewarm water, add the
half teaspoon sugar, stir and let
stand about minutes. Put the
scalded milk, salt, sugar and corn
syrup into mixing bowl. Let cool.
When milk is lukewarm, add the
softened yeast and 3 cups of flour.
Mix well, then beat until smooth.
Next add the melted (not hot) short
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-04-30
Lovely Curtains Easy to Make

pleats, cornices and many lovely curtain
and drapery styles. Send your order to:
Evening star., 1942-05-01
| Britain Limits
| Women's Clothes
| To 50 Styles
By Radio to The Star.

By Radio to The Star.
LONDON, May All women's
dresses must conform to new regu-
lations. The number of buttons,
seams and pleatS Is limited, while
braid, embroidery and other trim
mings are banned The order be-
comes effective June 20.
The Board of Trade has laid down
rules to govern all manufacturers OF
womens clothes and dressmakers.
The depth of hens is strictly limited
and no extra fullness or unneces-
sary pleats are allowed. But, while
placing these severe restrictions on
womens clothes. the board has re-
laxed the order against lace or
underwear. Underwear made before
July 1 may have lace If a Board OF
Trade license is obtained. To get
license the makers must be able
to show they had the lace in stock
before May l.
In an effort to limit further the
manufacture of clothes, manufac-
turers will be permitted to produce
only so style patterns year, and
these must be approved as comply
ing with utility plans.
All suits and coats already are
limited to prescribed styles, while
utility clothes designed by the fore
most dress designers are expected
to decrease the demands for indi-
vidualized clothes. These clothes
will be on the market by June /.
copyrisht. 1912. by Chicago Daily News.
Evening star., 1942-05-01
50 Million Saved in Talks
With Contractors

By the Associated Press.
The War and Navy Departments
reported yesterday that preliminary
discussions with two contractors
Continental Motors Corp. and Jack
& Heintz. already have re-
suited in savings on Government
contracts Of approximately $50
600 0.OO0."
These savings were announced In
e statement telling of the creation
OF oficial boards to examine the
books of war contractors suspected
OF making excess profits, paying too
high salaries or granting large bo-
muses..
The boards will act on informa-
ton from any source" and will
cooperate closely with Army and
Navy purchasing agencies, it was
said.
The boards function. It was ex-
planned, will be to obtain from con-
tractors agreement to an overall
price adjustment or refund which
will enable War and Navy buying
agencies to renegotiate contracts.
Evening star., 1942-05-01
Collective Bargaining
Vote Ordered Among
Hospital Employees
N. l. R. B. Decision
Believed to Be First OF
Its Kind in District

The National Labor Relations
Board yesterday ordered an cleo
ton by secret ballot, "as soon A.
possible" among a group of non-
professional and non technical EN-
ployes of Emergency Hospital to de-
termine whether or not they de-
sire to be represented by Building
Service and Maintenance Local 40
&C. l. o. for the purpose of COLI
lective bargaining"
The case is believed to be ths
first Of its kind In the District In.
volving the rights of hospital em-
ployes to collective bargaining.
The board ordered the election u
be held within 80 days.
Through Attorney Joseph C. Nc
Garraghy, the hospital opposed the
proposal for collective bargaining,
contending that it was mot en-
gagged in trade, traffic or commerce
within the meaning OF the National
Labor Relations) Act The board
overruled this contention.
The hospital also contended IL
was mot operated for profit
The board overrlled this conten.
ton, declaring that neither chari.
table institutions nor their employees
are exempted from operation of the
act by its terms, although certain
other employers and employees ars
| exempted"
Stanley D. Willis. president of
Emergency Hospital, when asked
for comment on the N. L. r. B. de-
cision. said:
Il have not had opportunity or
time to study the decision. but IL
sustained. 1t unfortunately will ap-
ply to all voluntary charitable hos
pitfalls In the District of Columbia.
and increase their burdens of ad-
ministering to sick and needy per-
sons In the District"
Evening star., 1942-05-01
Dovies' Book to Be Reviewed

The Rev. DR.. John Tracy Ellis
OF the history department of Catho-
lie University will review Joseph
Davies Mission to Moscow" In the
last Of series of lectures to be
held at $50 pm. Thursday in the
Mayhower Hotel. The Critics
Forum Is sponsoring the series.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25
@anOslOReu gum rnHiiden srisse

Ser Milsgong oes ruiiiiden arie-
ges lit nod in Sen Iebel Der hinge
piBbeit gebiiat", beiagte elm &uno-
funf aus 8ihD, Der BON Der oSper-
ieus Netps agencD" iiberuommeu
mlroe. Gr fiigte bin5u: u@dbreno
ser &olenoer Die Ga. @ohe oes ruiz
iiiden 6~elo5uges auf5eigt, lit Die Inn
gebung pon Stolingroo aud meiter-
bin ser Sdouplas bitterer Sample.
Ger Gbdrofter oieier Sample, Der
elmer Misunderstanding gleiAfommt,
fam ME erihopfeno oargpItellt fper-
oen uno Stolingroo miro in Der @e-
i6i6te ser itiOtiiden Sample einen
beruorragenoen YlaB einnebmen."
Der frun50iiide RunOfunf 5@itierte
aus elmer italienii6en 3eiting: nDie
Soniet- Union perfiigt nod ii6er err
bebli6e Heiernen~ mno fiigte NIT 8e-
rufung alif Die n@a5ette Oe 2aiIian-
ne bin5u: n9eoeutenoe 8orrdte,
einidlieBlih Del, limo 6inter Der
@olga au~fgeitopelt moroen, uno Der
ruiiii6e @ioerIton0 erlaubt nod fei-
ne Gntibeiouug,"
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25
Mngsblider Mmerifnner tuesen Mein.
eiOS beitrdft

Der 27=idbrige Oerrti6e Staotsan-
geborige gilbert $. Grautmann, Der
bel ser Notionol goutb Mominiitra=
ton ais EN- 2ebrer argeiteIlt mar,
bcfannte iid I'M Stem gorfer 8nn-
Oesaeridt iduloig, iid fGlidli6 als
omerifoniiher Stautsbiirger mlsge-
geben 5u baben, uno purOe 81 einem
Sabre uno einem Sag i'm @un6es=
8efdngnis neritrteilt.
Srautmann, Der am Z. Muguit
perbaftet nltroe uno ieitber alf ellis
Sslono IN @efpobriom NOR, itammt
aus Bremen. Gr mobnte nit ieiner
Satin, elmer gebOrenen Inlerifane=
rim, 81 W3t. gernon in Nen Yorf.
Die Anflage gegen i'm beiagte, er
babe iih ieiner5eit gegeniiber elmer
Seem gorfer Stelenpermittlung ols
geborener @merifaner o~lts9egeben
rto babe Oas iogor 6eei6igt.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25
VersaeumteS iunden

so oft cine stumble OerlOren
miro, sebt elm Eeil oes Sebens gu.
grunoe."
Ser Sat Itebt auf Dem Sarge oes
groBen 9biloiopben 2eibni5.
Storfe periGnIi6feiten aler Sci.
ten baben es getpuBt, Dab nur Der
iein 2eben meiitert, ser ieOe StunOe
aus3unusen weiB.
ygtlr ser oeroient ii9 TreibeIt
ME oas 2eben, ser tdslih ie er.
obern muB."
Gin @oetbe wuBte oas unO lebrte
ieinen gnfeI, OaB pobl elm Gag nur
pieruno5pau5ig Stun0en babe. Do6
redt betra6tet, beOeuten oieie bier
unoapan3ig Stun0en cine Spanne,
Die our6lebt iein min in Sprung
bereiti9aft, in i~tdn6i9em Neuauf-
6au Gag UNI Gag, Oamit ser @ert
Der eigenen HeriOnlidfeit oaraus er.
wddit.
@ie mon1er Sag beriinft, Der es
niHt inert gemeien, Dab er am Mor-
gen frob im Often aufities. sIber
Ser Gag mars nidt, Der tdui6te.
Ser @eni6 bringt iih ALIEN UNI
oas Bette, lobaI6 er trdge ODER libel.
lounig sic toltbar furaen StunOen
an Iid Dorbeigeben ldBt. Gin ieoer
augen6IiG, ser ni1t gelebt miro,
glei9t einem 06en 8rn6Ion0.
0go6 einmol jung iein Oiirfen",
ieuf3en Diele, rtpie on0ers tpiiroen
mir es moden!" Ni9t Gebler limb
es, 0ie am meiiten I9mer3en, oieI
Greer lit sic @ein I'M Die beridumte
3eit.
8ie piele ErGnen blieben unge-
meint, menn Ser uripriingli1en
@mpfinOung audi glei9 Oas redte
@ort, Die redte Eat entiprdnge.
gei1t b6ier @ine tr6gt allen Die
S1ul0. @ieI otter lit es Erdgbeit,
0ies 10 bequeme SidgebenIaiien, Oies
Denfen: Wtorgen 1T at6 nod etiI
Sag!
Ni@t INNER iteigt aus ieOer
No9t elm Morger. @as beute gut
erideint utlO gIei9 setun iein mod.
tie, iiebt morgeu, in an6erem 2i6t
betradtet, anOers aus, unO cine
i6neue, quite Sat, I'M augenbIid se'
fiiblt unb ousgefiibrt, o~erliert on
@ert, mern tie, binausgei@Oben,
urlpriingli6feit nerliert.
80 NOR es Dem Di9ter StrinO-
berg, nod eiuem MiBperitdnOnis nit
Oebmel, nidt mosli9, cine Na6t
nur iiber elmer g6uIo gu idIafen,
Oie er vbielleidt" Dem anoern, Obne
boie Mbii9t, augefiist battle. Nod in
nerfelben Naht iubte ct iein l1nrebt
mieoer gut5uniaden.
9ie 4raft iolher gntidliifie be.
rubt nidt auf gigenidaften, Die iene
@roBen einfn9 i9on beiiBen, iOnoern
fie lit erarbeitetes, geiitiges gigen.
tum ~seuor0en. Selbit in b6@item
Sinn.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25
Neu 9Orfer 2ebensmittel ipgar
temcrer ais Die bieiiaen

Cine bon ser Hreis=M standardization
5ltiammengeitellte Statiitif erqibt,
bob Stem 0orfer gegenmdrtig 46
Bro8ent mebr fir @ier 5ablen, ais
i'm Mar3 oieies Sabres. Die 8eboroe
Itelte einen Gurdi6nitts .8reis BON
&c Gents oas 9ubeno fir Grade
a"-Gier felt, i'm @ergleid al 40
Gents i'm Mar3.
9ie Statiitif 3eigt oeutlid infla=
toriide 8reisiteigerungen BEL 8aren,
Die nidt amtlider &ontroae unter-
lteber, mGbreno Die @aren nit eli
ner Ereisoede fait unper1noert iito.
Die 8aren nit Breisoeden, sic in
Der Statiitif angefiibrt tuerOen, iino
Wiil6, &eis, 8rot, @rbien in DOZEN
uno Somateniaft.
9IuBer Der Steigerung ser Gier=
preiie Inn 81 Gents oaS 0ubeno
puroen folgenoe feitgeltellt:
Butter bon 36 maf 40 Gents oas
Bfuno, cine 3unabme BON SO Gro-
sent; apfeliinen BON 80 anf AZ
Gents, cine 3unobme bon 40 9ro-
5ent; friider Saoood bon II alrf 81
Gents, cine 3unabme BON "a BRO
sent; 2H-pfiinoige 8roilers BON 80
auf 38 Gents oas Yfuno, cine gu
nabme bon 26 Yro5ent.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25
Die crosse Reiss

5ran3isfus un6 0eronita
berreiien morgen in a6t Sasen.
SIN S@neIl5ug. y. .biellei9t Speiie.
tpagenl
@ad 3ipienoOrf gu Sante grifa,
Ser Reiieforb lit idon gepadt.
@r d96t un6 it0bnt in allen Gden.
0ie CUTE Mutter 0enft nit
S9reden
an 0as, mas tie at unterit eingeiadt.
9abei min 6ran8 auf ieben Sal
Die Dompfmdi@ine nit barfrahteL
ben Srapperanaag fir Die S@lad.
ten,
oen &oler un0 Den geI6en Yferoe.
ltaa.
l1no @eroneli ltampf nit BEN Nein.
Sic muB ben Bal 5u &auie laiien;
Der &eiieforb tam ni9ts mebr
faiien.
Sic iiebt es i@liebIid iaperen
Screens Elm.
aur5unh es blei6t 70 mnn@es 90.
am gn0e bot oas ni9ts an iagen.
Das @i9tigite lit: in a@t Sagen
fabrt man sur grten Sante Grifa.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25
Molike machi einsn Wiiz

@ismard iagte einmaI, bob er
BON MoItfe IN ibrer bei6er langen
3eben eigentli1 nur einen ein5igen
Sder5 geb6rt babe. llno onS mar
in ernfter Stunoe I'M SUM 1866.
8ismard fragte i'm Oh He nidt
"a Stun0en eber losidlagen t6Onn-
ten als uripriingli1 borgeieben.
Moltfe nabm einen 8leiitiit unO
iein Noti5bud uno fing an gu red-
men; nod elmer @eiIe Nadiinnens
aattportete er einfa6: .Sal" rMI.
10 Iosl" iprad gismard.
Moltfe etng, orebte iih nod
einmal Inn uno fraste ben Sang
Ter: u@ifien Sic oenn f9on, onB
oie Glbebriide Bel Dresden &c.
iprengt por0en iit?"
nDas mGre iebr betriiblid," ent.
gegnete 8ismard. nglber uut nit
@niier; iie mar itaubig," uno nit
6ieiem @is mar, nie 8ismard
in Grie6ridsrub er5ablte, Moltfe
triumpbiereno bereits sur aitr bin.
aus.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25
ceistige Schnorrerin

Mls &arl @uBfopS befannter $40.
man DDie Gitter bonn @siite" er.
i9ieuen mar, erbielt ser Di1ter ben
8rief elmer reiden 6rolt, sic er
flii6tig fannte. Die Mbieaoerin oes
unfranfierten S1reiben9 glaibte
ii6 auf @r1inO lire perionli6en
8etannti6oft nit @uBfom berehtigt,
i'm UNI iein nelteites @erf bitten
al 0iirfen. Sic lei gliidli6 oariiber,
an Ben 8efannten oes 9i9ters gu
geb0ren uno freue Iib iebr auf oie
2eftiire oes beriibmten &omars.
@ergebens ba6e lie in Sen 8ud-
ban0lungen hires @obnorts oana6
gefragt. sic bite oesbolb ben ber-
ebrten @dtei, ibr Sen @oman auf
fur3e Bet. lebbtpeiie gu ii6erlaiien.
@uBfom, ser iebr pobl muBte, Dob
Die Mngaben f~einestuegs ocn Sotia-
den entlpreben fonnten, ionoern,
ooB bier MIR Ser geriu6 gemaht
muroe, fi1 auf bilige Weile in ben
geiib bes gu6es 81 ieben, dnttpor-
tete folgenoermaBen:
.@n1Oige Sraul Sn ser Staot,
mo Sic mobnen, ideint alerlei al
mangeln, mas anoerpdrtS lei6t gu
boben it, nidt nlr mein Bud in
allen gudldoen, ion0ern aud Die
Marfen fir sic 8riefe, in oenen
man es perlangt. SD fir meinen
Cell bate atpar 0ns gepiinidte Bud,
bate aud groBe 2uit, es Sbnen 8u
idenfen! nidt minoer bdtte id Oas
oa3u NOTICE 8oitporto. gu mSinem
2eiomeien ober feblt mir Ser gum
Tafet erforoerlide 8inOfaoen. Som
men Sic mir oamit ousbelfen, 10
Itebt Sbnen 81 Dienlten SIR gan5
e~rgebeniter 9arl @ubfom."
Ser feblenoe 8~inofaoen traf ME-
mails elm. @usfoap bate feline @e-
~nuatuung sic .geiitige S6nor.
rerin" aber cine portrefflide 2ebre.
Gin &aar Der Grau oiebf it1r.
fer nIs Elm 9hIentpQnen.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25
WeretnssG alenOer

GOncOr6 Club. 8r1ii0ent:
Carl Gtober; Sefret1r, Srau ".
S9Io9ter. 1868 Conn. ADe., &c. @-
8~eriommlung ieoen oritten Wiittmo1
i'm Monat.
|roipert Sill TriebbOf. 9rdiioent:
Jreo 8ogeliang; Setretar: $. q.
@infler; S9asmeiiter: 2aurence 8.
Slut. Neri. am 3. Samstag i'm
Nonat i'm Srieobofsgeb6lioe.
a 0eutide Treimaurer 2Ose
% 4rminias, Nr. 25, T.M.@.M.
!" Gefret1r: 6reof. 8ertram,
t341 Sbepbero Str, 81. 6. Der
inmmlung am 1. 9ienstag i'm Mo.
nat i'm Neuen Maionic Eempel, 13te
uno $ Strnbe, sc. SO.
Mrminins Gergniigungs @erein.
Yr1iioent: &onrao Miiaer; Setre.
tar: Ebeooor 2er9. 5905 Siebte
StraBe. 81. So. @~erinmmIung am
/. Sonnabeno i. Mt. i'm Sauie zines
Witglieoes.
v0eatIder Sbeater &lnb". @rd.
ii0ent @uitab Seller. 8~eriammlung
ieoen Dierten MittDo9 i'm Monat.
Greater Beneficial Union,
9iitrift Nr. 40. 9r1iioent, Mi9eI
Poiner; Sefret6r, Gbriitian aronen-
bitter, 1104 8onipant Str, Silber
Spring, M6. 8eri. am A. MittUo9
m Monnt.
Greater Beneficial Union,
Diitritt Nr. 100. 9r6iioent: Sobn
@reolein; Sefretdr: Gbriitian Gbrift,
1922 6iinfte GtroBe 81. SO. Neri.
am 4ten 9ienstag /. Wlt. i'm 9auie
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Nripn 0amenberein. Yr1iioentin,
Grau g. 2rumfe, 1859 Spring
MDno, 8. So; S~efretdrin Srau u.
@obmann, 1904 Worningiioe Dribe.
%. SO. 0erf. am 2. Mitttuoh i'm
Wonot, nadmittags / ubr.
0fnppert &eim Tranen 9iIfsber.
Gin. p~r1fioentin Grau 8nbette
Qrumfe; Sefret1rin, 6rau Mabel
Diet. W~eriommIung am 2. 0iens.
tag I'm Monot, 2 llbr nndmittnss.
TN &eime.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25
Nsner Slms5emetrGser u2eEingtOm'
friibseitis gebant

Muf ser @erft Ser @eble6em Chip
building 50. lduft bel Guincp in
Maiiaduietts oieien Somstog ser
neue 5lug5eugtrdger u9erington~
bonn Stapel-ein Sabr Dor Der mr.
ipriinglid angeiesten 3eit.
Gas S6iff lit Der 8ipeite Slug
5engtrdger, Der felt &riegsausbruh
bonn Stapel lauft, unb ser 3peite
6lug5elgtrdger oieles Namens. @s
iibernabm ben Namen Ser v2ering=
tom, Die in Der S6ladt I'M &oral=
lenmeer i'm Mfai oieies Sobres per=
loren ging. @s iolte uripriinglid
pGahot" beiBen. Dieier Same miro
Nun einem anoeren Sdiffe porbebol-
ten.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25

nunq un0 lernte germ aus Den gr'
fobrunaen, oie ibm u raO @ins be.
reitpinig mitteilte. Aes6alb rift Der
iunge Bur offers mad Soffmanrs'
tai.
Seiefiel bottle nidt eeIogen. Sui
i6Iag fiinoete Ous Seranuaben zines
reiters an. Eieter Schubert rift auf
ben sol, iprong g%eiponOt pom %fer'
Oe uno mari Dem ber5ueilenoet
8ambuien sic 3iigel gu: oSReibe oos
@fero tiidtig ab, Souial"
@ieter begritbte Oen 6armer nit
8eideiOenbeit: n2aBt mid einiges
NIT @urer So9ter Agnes belpreHen,
Miinbeer @ius!"
Ronrao iab Dem bodgemadienen
iungen Maine priifenO in oie Iu.
gen uno nidte ibm gu. @r obnte,
mas fommen Ioate, aber er puBte
aud, onB ieine Agnes ben ri6tigen
@eg finOen piiroe.
@gnes @ins unO Yieter SCHUBERT
idiittelten ii1 Die SGn0e tpie Sea-
meraoen urt0 gingen matchmaker in
Ser &idtlng nod 0em 8iebfral.
Ronra0 JAP Sen beioen nad. @s mar
elm I9ones Menihenpaar. oieie bel.
Den groBeu, i6Ianfen @eltalten,
8ieter bon mGnnliAer Graft, Mgnes
i9mal urt0 biegiam mie cine @a5el-
Ie. 9ennod idiittelte @ins ben
&opf, un0 ieine augen tpuroen be-
ioret.
@m &ral lieB ii1 9[gnes auf Ell.
mem Steine nieoer uno blidte Tieter
ettpas befangen an. Ct lit 10 feier-
li9, ser groBe Sunge, ouhte iie. Sic
glaubten, oIein gu iein. 9tber es bot
te nod Elm anoeres Mugenpaar als
0as 0es @aters Ben beioen nafge-
Ieben. &une beoba6tete oIes. Sbre
8lide bingen an 8ieters bober Sc.
italt. Die 2eiOeni9aft oes ungeban-
oigten Noturtriebes bem19tigte iiA
ibrer, aber aud elm ~gliiben0er SAB
gegen tbre Serrin. Sic i9li1 BEN
beioen nod uto falerte binter elmer
&lippe. Mber 10 iebr tie iid 6emii6te,
1ie fonnte bon ser bal6lauten Inter
reoung ni1ts b%eriteben. 0as fahte
ibre 2eiOenidaft immer itorfer an.
Mgnes erbob iid uno reidte @ieter
bic SanO. &une iab es. 8as ite
ODER ni1t ieben fonnte. mar ole
Srouer in @ieters Bid. Seine Soft
nullg mar oabin, 5erbro6en an benz
@mpfin6en 0es 0euti6en Md6dens.
8altlliS Schubert, Ser Batter, Der NIT
einem Sererotpeibe lebte, bate 0as
Slide Ieines Sobnes berni1tet.
S9tDer mar es 4gnes @ins getpor.
ben, Dem iungen 8uren gu erfl1ren,
OoB ite ibm niht ~ouf ieine Gorm
foIgen tonne.
Oas aaes ipuBte <ne in ibrem
@eritede nidt. Sic iab nur sic oo-
birgeItredte San0 ibrer @errin. Oa
erbob iie einen i6arffantigen Stein
uno bolte gum 8urfe aus, Der ons
Saupt ibrer Serrin treffen ioute.
@iner ober batte oaes nit ange.
feben. 2alttlos mie cine tpiIOe &abe
tDar er berangei9liden, uno ebe
&ure Sen Stein perfen tonnte,
ia1ite 6es 2anofHbrers Rniippel auf
ibren &opf. Ser Stein entfiel pol.
ternO ibrer San0. uno tie ianf it0b-
memo in ii9 8uiammen.
&eiefieI ober mar peridmunoen,
ebenio idnea un0 unbemerft ME er
getommen.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25
Sin ufleinern Medlenfehler

Die 9eboroe in Sos s(neeles, Sea-
l%ifornien, batte befanntgegeben, Die
Ausgoben bon 8ia &ogers (einem
Sobne oes peritorbenen gleidnami-
gen @umoriIten) fir GrIanglng ser
oemofratii6en &ongreB- aanoi0atur
batten iid auf $14,f70.95 belaufen.
Widael 9. Scanning, ser Die 9ri-
misunderstanding fir @ogers gelei-
tet batte, permodte nun Die 8eb0r6e
81 iiber5eugeL oaB iie iib INN cine
&leinigfeit perre6net bat. Nogers'
tatia6lide politiide Musgaben itea-
ten ii@ nur auf $4,170.95.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25
9cntidJe nuO Staliener flidtcn nus
&rniilien

@us Wtontepioeo III "llrrtguap tro-
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tinien, 8olipien uuo &oraguop an-
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@ren5ltaot Hibera an, no lie am
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tern 81 elmer &onferen5 5uIammen=
treten merOen, nm WfaBnabmen sur
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4usi6uiies fir politiide @erteioi-
gtng begleiteten iie.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25
Sine Wnnitsummifabrif Midiaans
bramnte ab

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Itano porgeitern in Der 6abrif Der
3renton 8aaep Diftilers Corpora
ton in 9renton, Mibigan, elm @roB-
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I6abten Sadihaoen anriftete. Die
5abrif batte in Ser Dergangenen go
DIE nit Der Seriteaung bon @lfobol
fir Die gr5eugung bon Gunitgummi
%begonnen. @ann Die Yroouftion
wieoer aufeenommen meroen fam,
itebt nod oabin.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25

Gin Saar Ser Grau aiebf itdr.
fer aIs Elm 0hienapagen.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25
Sriten in Mabasasfars 6ampttabt
SanariDe

2art elmer 6unfiprudmeloung oes
britiiden 8efeblsbabers General
lentnant BiIliam Ylatt in Maoa-
gastar, orangen Die Griten ieiner
Sruppen tros tapferen @ioeritanoes
Der 5ran5oien uno ibrer Malagaiii
@ingeborenen oieien Greitag in oie
Woritdote Der Sauptftaot Eanaripe
i'm Snneren Maoagasfars elm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
LOuella Parsons
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP

wolf Man" who meets Bella
Lugosi, the "Frankenstein," with
Ilona Massey as the girl. Roy VIII
liam Neill directs for producer
George Wagner. Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13

HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 13.-When
I heard that Universal was COM
bining their two favorite series
charlottesville Wolf Man" and
"Frankenstein"-in a chiller opus
titled The Wolf Man Meets
Frankenstein" I could hardly keep
my mind on the news for playing
around with the idea. What an
avenue of new plot ideas IL opens
up. How about Kitty Foyle
Meets Mr.. Chips" or Mrs. Miniver
Catches Up With Sergeant York ?"
also think "Rebecca Sees II
Through With Yankee Doodle
Dandy" has possibilities. But all
kidding aside-let's get back to
the authentic ~" idea:
The horror pictures from this
studio have made money hand over
fist. So much, in fact, that not
long ago the profits were all writ
ten up in a national magazine.
Combining the two characters in
one opus should really add up to
financial plum.
Lon CLANCY Jr. will be the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
R achmaninoH
Recital Here
Great Event
BY CHARLES GENTRY

A RACHMANINOFF recital Is
an event which must mark the
ultimate in any musical season
and, in this case, Detroit's season
started right off at the peak, for
the great Russian virtuoso, gave
"a magnificent performance last
might to over 5000 listeners in
Masonic auditorium.
Although we know the number
of opportunities left to hear this
Titan of the keyboard are growing
fewer - he's 20 years old now =
there seems to be no faltering of
his fingers no weakening of his
attack. no waning of his powers.
Rather he seems to defy the
idea of old age with a vigor and a
force which is indeed incredible.
The facility with which he can
emcoIhpaSs the technical demands
of lightning passages in a List
bravura piece, for example, is
something you can hardly bring
your ear to believe, and certainly
the ear is faster than the eye
when you're witnessing such a
demonstration as this.
How this tall. gaunt, stoop
1shouldered figure can suddenly
launch blitz like attack on a
keyboard is a feat which can only
be recorded in the Rachmaninoff
legend.
TECHNICAL ENIGMA
AS he is a personality, so Rach-
maninoff is technically an enigma.
In an interpretive sense, the
marvel only increases. While he
may select a conventional pro-
gram, his Interpretation grows
more unorthodox at each hearing
He is more of pioneer, a mu-
steal explorer, today than when
we first heard him 20 years ago
A MODERN BACH -
He has taken the familiar Bach
IE-maior Partita for solo violin and
ARRANGED it for piano. in a trans
Icription which is so daring and sc
modern, il hits you right between