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Evening star., 1942-06-16
After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs.
BY the Spectator.

The manager Of one Of the popu-
lar local cabarets has taken pride In
his tall and luxuriant cigaret girl,
who looked her mammoth best, he
thought. when gowned In black. He
did take pride, that is. but he wasn't
so sure the other night when he
heard a customer call to waiter,
Send the Black Maria down here
with some cigarets."
In days of old chorus girls used
to give this corner some Of its
brighter moments. There was one
who always spent her spare time
between numbers reading Santay-
ana, though she never could ex-
plain exactly why. Another was =
music lover, played Bach and Bee
thoven, but no boogie-woogie, be-
cause she never could achieve any
rhythm Then there was the lass
who was being taken sightseeing
one day. Told she was going to
Arlington, she shouted: "Oh, goody,
when does the first race start?"
Somebody was saying just the
other day, though, that chorus girls
aren't what they used to be. The
only way to find out without ex-
tensive research was by eavesdrop-
ping. Without further comment,
herewith is submitted a dialogue
overheard while Harry Bernie,
Broadway dancer, now in the Army,
was doing an impromptu turn In
the show at the Lotus the other
eve:
Hes excellent"
Hes very excellent"
He should have tap shoes"
Hes smooth"
IF he had tap shoes he'd be
sensational"
Hes very sensational"
IF he only had tap shoes Why
doesn't somebody lend him a pair
Of shoes?"
Il imagine they'll cut out Bunny's
number now on accounta he's TAX
ing so much time"
Il hope so. I gotta date
The Midnight Merry Go Round
:. Abe Lyman, the Waltz Time"
Evening star., 1942-06-16
and Ruth Re.. 20. Silver sprins. Nd.

and Ruth Res. 20, Silver sprins. Nd:
.as Az, eHs q Dst:s s ShsEl sAsss ~ 4:
NV; the Rev. Luther j. Holcomb.
oaorse W. Lacy, 90, A5lington. Va. and
Ma arl0H th. Rer Th0Rss Spence 6nS.r GnsEs
Jonas j. Venting. 20, Boiling Field. and
houiss t. ss N t. fs.Ton Rsv s. e. x.snsn ao4 Ta0er'
wave. and % Fl Hos:e, 81 !ss Afs!a, fssa AZ x
a,ss,1a S. ns i,il,s the Rey L ds Mi!.eneerser
Lucy 3. Hines. Is. 5Sss Barry I'd. Sc:
a,sss sss j. st49as Ggs4
st. NV. the Rev; Ernest c. Smith.
Louis and MsIs g. United states Nav
o.os.. se ne erIs. Rev RurcslI storey; storey, :,
a% ane CGpis the seT Sa9ks dsorse Glenn rent0n Di
William A. Dorney. jr., %, Portsmouth,
n; H. and MARGARET r, craighill. 22.
Wssner v9U3 st. n'~'' tne HeV. Charles T.
Charles La Barbara. 81; Fort Monroe Va,
and A1gsns 1d Belle psv e. 12ts aaa gaS
Jack Gold. 80. New York. and Mary Cam
ganella' PANEL, eS Hacsensaek. 4,Sssr N. j. Judge
Ras%ond S1sa5s s Miss,nss Mlson "a 2oas H st. NV.
and Louis A.: siebert. "a. 5232 44th
Ana.,d st. n.y. the Rey. Wsnshsl anhroo.
NV. and Margaret b. Giazier 20. Io25
Connecticut ave. NV: the Rev. William
F. Stricken.
Dorothy Lannoye, %. 407 Rock Greek
Church I'd. NV; the Rev. Mr.. West
phalen.
James H. Reid. 21. 3O7 ST. NV, and
the Rev. Robert M. Williams.
Samuel p. Di Malta, 25. Chevy Chase.
Md, and Virginia E. Goodin, 21, 22O
Sth st. Sc; Judge Robert e. Mattinsly.
Robert A. Moore. 81. 2619 woodley pl
NV. and Lucille o. Saari, 10. Takoma
Park. Md; the Rev. H. w. Snyder
Seymour P Payne, 81, 491O Brandywine st.
NV, and Louise 8 Gardiner, "a, Bill
Evening star., 1942-06-16

and and pga' sS. R.y n ssrysr se,, e; 1887 9TH st
''s SosS %els aGa "a s9S sS Mdfsd n % Ii. ssss
RslOh iOhn A. Dea carrello, "a. Army war College.
sna isn MusBsy sRs a. 2lS ndvs1d Mas'a
Robert SaSfoamf 4. beane, IT,. %, 1902 T st. nv.
asara eRa Miriam s ne ths hs0Res0 Rss T. T. ch2s
Cornelius ". Chamberlain. 81 q; and Marian =
n.a: no'ifH the Rev. pet Pefer p Marshsii' 'A -
ias. #. Ssv rsss1
william c. Prechter, 20, .34i0 st. sss
nd sse tSs Rev HsNa ssfsr = s asaz
'eFr Franees &c T K Buchanan, 20. Arlington.
va: Jydss Robert e. pAIs,ni Mattingl|y l|.,. and
Dorothy r NolI; q. RSselie Park N. J.;
cef 5a4S is5s sPd OWEN wsF0pioa ri F.
the Rev Paul J. Dougherty.
Hamilton F. Harrs e: :.asssv sss Maine By ,sss sys
Pa. ave. Sc: the Rev John c. BAH.
Emma = %iiliiss: aa. New YORK: the the
"a. and Ruth Edwards: 25, Greenwich
Alfred i b. Derricotte. 90, Isl 18th st. ne.
and Edna NJ. Lloyd. Is, 1871 U st. NV;
the Rev. Daniel E. Wisenan.
Edith z. Carroll. As. Benning; the Rev.
s: j. ssis .i tssRz sRs 1ssSsay esss Nd re
Rev Edward q. Latch.
Edward L. Kelly. 10. Stamford. N y. and
Esther M Rudd. p. 2ii4 o st. NV;
Mamie James, so, 81 Fenton pl. NV.
and Dorothy r Strony. SO. 512 q st.
NV: the Rev. sylvester Moss.
Lewis P. johnson, Is, 265 Hillside pl ne.
and sallie M. Morgan, -. 570l Dix st.
ne; the Rev. John r. whitfield.
Glenn R. Byington. 81. 1412 18th St nv.
Evening star., 1942-06-16

ROSE BLAME
Sings ipith Abe Lymdn's Or
chestrd, noio at the Victory
Room OF the Roosevelt Hotel.
heard on more than one radio and
liked Console and Melba, dane
ing stars of the Shoreham Terrace,
have become so enamored of that
Barnee tune called Francesca" that
they are designing a dance to go
with it. Francesca" is another
one Tschaikovsky wrote originally,
plucked from the original and set
to beguine tempo by Barnee and his
clarinetist, Eddie Pierce . Patriotic
note at the Hi-Hat: One musician
wears a red summer coat, one a
white one, and the third one is
blue II any one can think up
a suitable punishment for masters
of ceremonies who introduce puppet
acts as people-who-got-to-the
by pulling strings, we know a fellow
who'll help administer it The
entertainment problem was solved
easily at the 400 Club. Saturday
nights they just pass out song books
and let the customers do the rest.
You'd think a fellow who leads a
name" band would be accustomed
to receiving a certain amount of
notice from the public. You would
especially think a name" band
leader who had waved a baton all
over the country for 10 years would
expect a certain number of people to
recognize him.
Well. Bernie Cummings, currently
at the Del Rio, Is 19-year veteran
name band leader and he was
sitting there the other night look
ing around in amazement There
hasn't been night since we've been
here that I haven't known at least
so people in the place. We don't
do anything but play requests.
"Of course we've played all over
the country and everybody in the
country is here now. But it sure
makes a fellow feel swell when peo-
pie remember him and come in to
say hello. I must have been nice
to them once, huh?"
Evening star., 1942-06-16

sy ss,s z snd Leli; h! 4 aIS Eeesrt'i Il; 1905
walter snd p6s pcnotS; r. jonss esSi %scs sz5 sa
oakdale pl. NV; the Rev. Samuel
II. 1906 Monteiio ave. ne; the Rev.
NoSs e. both ct ~S'' q i44s BeimOnt % s. NV; Ii:
Rey. John Burns. .. . w.
John ASP P. Pa Pslmsuist. f = 50. iii ,hsss:ion
neapoiis: the hea Rev. n1 Arthur tt e.' g. Helm: MIL
Eddy Starr. 63. and Constance z. Bailey.
fev e. Soth 9Th, q 2sSS RSS,n.on aath st. NV; the
Aisnssi a. and M fst annsst. Ssa e. is5
Charlie Biacfwell, "a. and Mary FAN, "a.
both trIa Of 10 Canal ct. s.w.; the Rev.
william q EaTes1s < Pssi: 81: 1889 Meade st; ne.
and Dorothy :; wood. 1s; 4S5s 1925 Hayes
Addison a T + 'Rs RAMA aev as T. s4s wRsslsn celamb. 3D.
NV. and Helen r. Matthews. "a, 66
o st. nv; the Rev. Oscar L. Hand.
Joseph B. Harrison, 23, and Dorothy A;
Hairy ~ < < X MsasTs. ss.n; 80, cs; and sar. A.
the taa Rev o Hifiman HGsa q aolister Aas'on' va
Edward "; Stevenson; 4s; Hartford: Conn.
st; the Rev. Lewis Motry.
and Genevieve M. Luer, SO. 41O5 46th
st. NV: the Rev. Frederick B. Harris.
Pane Pa1ack 81, Arlington, Va, and
Martha E. Dalton. "A, Alexandria, Va;
judge Robert z. Mattingiy.
Wiley Z. Pope. 81. Springfield, Tenn, and
Marjorie Gossett, 20, 1419 Clifton st.
NV; the Rev. Robin Gould.
Lewis r. Depro. 33. 663 South Carolina
ave. Sc. and Dorothy c. Bruins. IS.
2122 California st. NV; the Rev C.
c. Roberts.
Gordon A. PIugge. 80, 1910 18th st. NV.
and Susan C. Bradley 2S, 2S12 Military
I'd, the Rev. CHARLES B EnelSch
Evening star., 1942-06-16
Reservoir Construction
Resumed in ARLINGTON

Construction of Arlington Coun-
tvs water storage reservoir was re-
sumed yesterday, following a COM
plete revision Of plans to save more
than 500 tons of reinforcing steel
for the project, Henry J. Sullivan
regional engineer for the Federal
Works Agency of the Metropolitan
Washington area, announced.
The project is part Of a $587 ,00C
water distribution system. The new
design will increase the quantity OF
concrete required from 1000 tc
$500 yards, Mr.. Sullivan said. The
FWA is now attempting to obtain
priorities for material with which
to construct the distribution line
which consists mainly of 20 and "a
inch pipe, 1t Is said.
The project is part of the FWA
war public works program now
undergoing re-examination to de-
termine which of previously ap-
proved projects may be rescinded
as non-essential to the war effort
and to reduce the use Of critical
materials to a minimum.
Evening star., 1942-06-16
Deaths Reported

Sarah A. D. Penhallow, e1. 1880 Jefferson
Harry NJ. Kline. 70. s3s z st. Sc.
Mary E. DriscolL II, 4412 Garrison st
Zorah p Niebell, 20, 1854 Euclid st. NV
Casimiro Marucci, SO. 324 18th st; ne.
Emma F. Robey, 81. 5402 Connecticut ave
Phillip Little, so, zoos MARYLAND ave. ne
Wallace B. Hoover. As. S25 Aspen ST. NV
Lionel Miller, 81, Arlington, Va.
Alvin H. Lewis, 26. 21O1 K st. NV.
Infant Robert Franz, 1722 T St, NV.
Infant Hugh s. Taylor. 625 Mellon st. sc
Infant Dennie L. Casso, No. Deck Greer
Infant Monroe, 11O7 10th st. NV.
Infant Ludwig, 1907 18th st. NV.
Infant Gibbs, Riverdale. Nd
Infant Flatt, Silver Spring. Md.
Fannie Butler, 70, 1889 Kalorama I'd.
Nettie B. Edwards, 81. 739 Girard st. NV
Marshall Jefferson, IS. 1872 New jersey
Mary O., Freeland: SO. 1115 v st. NV.
Randolph Moore. so, Alb st. NV.
Ella Mae Manokey, 40, 1917 Half st. s.w.
Samuel McDaniels, "a. 3413 Sherman ave
Priscilla jackson. ~. 1909 Rhode Island
Laura A. reemster. 81. 1882 Marion St
Woodrow w. Brown, 25, q Gessford Ct Sc
Infant Scales, 1920 18th st. NV.
Infant Harris, Alexandria,. Va.
Infant West, Arlington, Va.
Infant Mcneil. Brentwood, Nd.
Evening star., 1942-06-16
Births Reported

Harold and Susan McPhee. boy.
John and Coral Murphy, boy.
William and Norma Newman. girl
Edwin and Shirley Perry, twins. boy ano
girl
Clinton and Margaret Raymond. sirl.
Cletis and Phyllis Shipe, boy.
George and Elizabeth Smith. girl.
Charles and Mary Smith, boy
Edward and Betty Smith. jr., boy.
Milton and Alice Smith. boy.
Curtis and Lydia Spiker, girl.
Oscar and Marjory Straus %. boy.
Wayne and Elsie Summerville. girl.
James and Jessie Sunderlin. girl.
Albert and Margaret Sweeney. girl.
BENJAMIN and Mary Zepp, boy.
Willie and Elise Lott. girl.
Preston and Marie 0uarles. girl
Wilber and Ethel Robinson. twin boys.
Houston and Geraldine White. girl
Evening star., 1942-06-16
Leuve Bank Satisfied

Hindus recently asked at an Aus
tralian bank to see the money they
had deposited there and after
counting 1t returned 1t and left sat
isfied.
Evening star., 1942-06-16
Trade Mark Registered. o. s. Patent once.

fellow. who has had a top-notch
orchestra for so many years he
probably started when a small boy,
has his current top-notch orchestra
at the Victory Room. He also has
with him Rose Blame, whom you've
Evening star., 1942-06-16
Marriage License
Applications

apply t0r q marriage license on
one day, iDdtt three full days and
receiDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Roland J. Catlett. 10. 78 Defrees st. NV
and Catherine E. Parker, 18, eli L st
NV; the Rev. C. P. Dixon.
Robert O. Meters. 20. 3051 Idaho ave
nv, and Ruth H. Tuckerman, 20
Bethesda Nd; the Rev. Theodore p
Ts snd Ruth y; n chsntiand, 20: Glen Echo
Ethel L. Edmonds. 33. I724 II st. NV.
,,,, the Rey; G; W. sheerin; 90, 80
NV. and Kathryn e. Middleton. 81,
2lOs Pennsylvania ave. NV; the Rev
Edward H Pruden.
R.! ss 'as % ss'9's' e. a i the sisss sss
Waiter A Myers; 25. Tyrone. Pa. and
S 5Sdse f. soSsrt l. s Mastiasz assa Ha st
Arthur +. Hldridse. Fl, 4si st. Gv.
and Thelma F. McCuin' IL, 922 @ st.
Aeehs METH rosnts r a0as sl Fels sne
St.; Judge Robert z. Mattingly.
Benjamin H. Frye. 81, and Florence B:
the Rev. Arthur b. Gray.
'ns. a and teTss Ruth II hrez% ssSo Ban sss 8
sSaor. I iolza th' r. E.v Navy Ysad saad
Merle W. Bsitoom. IS. Tskoma Park.
Nd; the Rev. Edward Finnin.
Walter osin, SO. 1907 Meridian pl NV,
n% ns Mss Jads: EoSers a0 Mattinsiy. s.e' ''
Paul W. Brown, 21, 7135 7th st. NV,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Female Help Wanted

STUDENT PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES "a
perform general public health nursing
service In a major municipal public health
program Numerous vacancies al VI, osi
her wear 10 he filled hy competitive eNami'
nation. Applicants must be between II and
5o years n axe and citiIeA OF the United
states For fun details ana applications
write or Rpply - the Detroit Civr service
Comnnisston 18TH Floor. Water Board
Ruidins 715 Randolph street Detroit
Nfteblgar untt further notice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

Delmar- Holbrook

Deimar-HOlbrOOk
coLoRED. SIS FRAME; BARGAIN
ONLY $500 DOWN HURRY. UN 2-7l2l
HELEN. NEAR KERCHEVAL
Be thriftyv-save tires ana time and re-
ceive steady income with this two family
br H. bedrooms, II. A. heat; large Twins
room, natural fireplace, porches. Pear
garage Very reasonable. Mrs. Finley.
CA O32l or TO s-3s65.
HOMER WARREN a co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

BROOM furnished cottage on Virgins LAX
Gladvln. excellent fishing Mrs l. {
Dave. owner Glhdwfn Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Defense Workers Homes
4.ROOM HOMES

81 2s5 ~ 81 SIS, inc large lot: easy terms
JOHN r Phelps s20s Mddlehen Rd.
cor. Smith Rd.. y mile south Ecorse road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Housekeeping Rooms


FARNsWORTH. 3611. near Mt Elliott
Large housekeeping room, semi bath
suitable men.
FOURTH. 50l5 - Large front room IS
weekly, Crosstown trans. bachelors pre-
ferred.
HAMILTON 1884 Three light. clean
rooms, private entrance, telephone s.
adutse
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for results
.---
{ hiIdrer to Boord
PRIVATE NURSERY SCHOOL Constant
supervision. graduate nurse days only
University 2-77ss
Property Management
COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
SELDOM JOHNSON INC. OFFICES
50 YEARS OF Real Estate Management.
Hannah Real Estate Exchange Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
PINGREE
$500. .xrnAN

2-fst p. V. 10 roof ~ rooms. 2 hot ali
furnaces. 2-tar garage $50 mo-. plus taxes
II c. WOODRUFF. INC. CHERRY 2737
.PLUMER- McRtNsTRY-son brick PLAT
6-6 steam heat 2-csr garage IS 500
81 iO0 down. 1870 West Vernon LAfsy-
cite $751;
sEYBURN. 3OOs So. vacant modern. We
netian blinds; sacrifice. $3.50. 81 600
down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

EARMs-Any size. price. terms oceans
Co Hanson Osborn. Realty. Hart. Mieh.
az ACRES best land tn Michigan orchard,
grove, ~ miles down Telegraph. need
cash. 81. 300 NOrthlawn J545. evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Little Farms for Sale

A BARG INA &C. 2 mi 90 wyan-
dotte. S1,is5. terms. Crossman Ho 64ti.
A BEAUTIFUL &C. part woods paved "a
and Huron River frontage / mile east
OF s lockwood $685. terms Also nearly
ac.. 81 1875. terms. Crossman, HO. 6i44.
a 4.ROOM home Bath. garage Flat
Rock; $1,000 cash. Crossman. Ho. 6i44
ACRE on paved road city water, eiec..
outside city limits Only $50 down.
Newman, 26020 Plymouth I'd. RE 6720.
ALRIGHT. ee apologize again We can't
handle the crowd that visits Telwick
Gardens every sunday Don't have enough
statesmen and not much use In hiring
more when this close-in development Of
defense BONES acres and half-acres viii
be completely sold out IN three or four
weeks There must be a reason. May We
suggest that you visit the development dur
ing the week II possible. open every night
until dark or " Sunday IL your only free
time. come out anyway II may be neces-
sary 20 hand YOU q plat and ask you 10
look around Sort Of serve-self All sorts
OF prices; = acre, $40. defense homes
50. SOS 10 81 CPS
Trcadwell. Telegraph AZ Wick Roads
one Mile North 81 Goddard Road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
TEA ROOM

TEA kOOM
THE J. L. HUDSON co.
Has several openings for part time wait
fesFes and ushers DAILY work. Short hours.
Applv Employment office, l4th floor. be-
tween ESQ and II 80 a m.
MATTRESSES wanted, experienced steady
work. good PAY. hours p m. 70 IL
D. N t--rrff4-lf- = -Ieh+s@ E---1+% T--Ah-4
Twelfth
WAITRESS for tables and counter nc
SUNDAYS 0r nights good pay Tor 5000
girl Lobby Boulevard Building
WAITRESS for tables, no Saturday, sun,
day or nights oder Girl CAnteen, 3Os'
West Grand boulevard.
WAITRESS Wanted Experienced white
steady work. good pay. Apply 770l Mt
Elliott
WOMEN OVER 80 Avon Products, In
corporaied gives YOU opportunity 10 earn
81 per hour in your spare time Telephone
Fast Cherry 674l West Cherry 6eI2
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<$S&Np> REAL ESTATE CORNER <SS&A>$
FOR RENT FOR SALE
Houses for Sale
(Easf of Woodword)

DICKERsoN NEAR Jeferson)-6 rooms,
modern. bedrooms. only $50 with
$500 down. l5l3s East Warren.
GLENWOoD tnear GratioD-- rooms mod.
ern. bedrooms; bargain at $4,000 with
only l0qt down 1898 East Warren.
MINNESOTA. EAST. mr.. John Rs room
colonial, new 2-car gar X A. heat, gas
fireplace 500 dn., $50 mo. strom. TO.
s-4163.
PIECEMEAL home, Crosse pointe Woods
sec. rms. and bath only 81 500, $500
down, s25 mo. 2oell Harper.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

DEFENSE HOMES rooms, all finished
S4e3 down Crown Bldg. DE. 500.
DENNY HIGH section. 5-roOm brick. tile
hath. natural fireplace large attic, 40-ft.
lot. So $50 Sinnett 1881 Harper. Tuxedo
2-1s4t.
FOR DEFENSE HOMES $500 to $685. dn
IN Lincoln Park. Allea PARK, Dearborn.
Park Dearborn! 1928 Pingree, Lincoln
Park. or 1880 Ecorse road Allen Park
soUTHFIELDtwARRE dist 7s45 Faust
open 10 new frames large lots. psvd.
TRADE YOUR OLD HOME FOR NEW
ROuNTREE 1920 Plymouth We. $1,000
70 NEW FLA HOMES BRICKS, FRAMES
JoANN AND STATE FAIR. open Daily
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

birth OF the Axis herewith sig
nailed the death of any feeble rem.
nant Of free press. free speech or
independent thought inside the
concerned.
As I said before this heavy hand
of control weighed heavily on the
hearts Of most Italians in Berlin.
In different way. it also inflicted
itself on the leading Japanese cor
respondents sent by Toxic 20 Hit
ler'S capital since 1910.
Most Of them had worked in
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS France and
knew their way about in European
fields, if only on the basis of ex-
pcrlcncc gained by nearly all of us
in tho pre-war Geneva days of dis
armament talk and agreements 10
disagree They'd cling close TO US
American correspondents. those
Jap boys In Berlin hiding the East
beneath their Western clothes. Is
as II seeking refuge from their
allies. the Germans.
The Japs were always i'll at ease
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

Cb) Robert z. Lee; (c) William
Jennings Bryan?
Say these authorizations the
long way: ra) l. O. L; OBJ G.. p.
O.. tc) c. (.
3-If YOU bought ring espe-
cially for these months. what
would il be: IA December; CbD
July; CO. May?
4 What are the first three
words OF the Presidential oath?
; What story is about: car
Achilles dragging Hcstor three
tttJies around -rtg wall OF Troy.
tb) an albatroSS hanging around a
sailors neck; tc) a pound OF flesh
demanded for a debt?
6-What were the wives name
ta) Abraham Lincoln: CD Benc.
dict Arnold; Co Benjamin Frank.
lin?
Who wrote these PLAYS ~fa)
The Girl of the Golden West" /.
lbl Susan and God Cc) Dead
End ?
tin>wrr, on rd.c 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Practical Side
Slightly Different

On the practical side Of IL. the
picture was different. The Nazi.
who showed US around weren'
very happy and roundly damned
the Italians. 10 say nothing abou
the repatriated Germans them
selves. The sore point was tha
the fine hand of Italian sabotage
had nearly brought the resettle
ment to a standstill, and I doubr
II very many came out OF Italy IL
1871.
These are all men and their
families from factories or handy
at odd jobs" the Nazi in charge
OF the rescttlemcnt task told me.
THE Italians haven't let out
single farmer or man on the
other side with fields and prop
erty. Practically all still over
on the other side are Tyrolean
peasantry Of fine stock and good
herds.
German choosing To come across
should he reimbursed nv the
Italian government for the prop
crty left behind. and he free TO
take with him whatever he
likes. Ii II more than co.
incidence that up to now we
have not been able TO pry a
single one loose from the Ital-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Italians Predicted
Futile Revolt

This utter SubServicnCe Of Fas-
ciS' Italy 20 Nazi Germany has
hurt the pride Of the high and
lowhorn Italian alike. German ar
rocarcc. nurturcd by the old dis
dam for races p-the-warna south
and tho deScrtion of Italy 10 the
allies IN 1918. grew apace and for
cIgn correspondents IN Berlin soon
enough saw the dog-whipped Ital-
ian journalists day by day march
ing meekly 10 conference Of
thor own IN the German foreign
office 70 take orders from Paul
Schmldts assistant. Braun Won
Stufm. Schmidt scarcely. If ever
bothered 10 dignity that hand-out
conference with his portly per-
son
The Italians swore that a revo-
luton was sure TO come In Italy
bloody and probably futile as il
might be. but nevertheless a reVo-
luton with guns and knives
against the grating Fascist poll
ticianS. the corrupt army circles
and against those who gladly
turned all secrets and machinery
in government key posts over to
Nazi officials for material gain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Axis Monthly
Paper Published

All this friction beneath the
Axis surface dctraCtS noRt from
the much gilded over official side
of the Berlin-Rome tieup, or OF its
weird Toxic onShoot
Once a month YOU get as for
Icign correspondent Of Importance
a telephone call from the Foreign
Office in Berlin advising YOU that
Jan advance copy OF the cXpcn-
neutrality-suspicious. Rome
Berlin-Tokio' awaits your pleas
Iurc I They'll even deliver 1t 10y
official courier If YOU have no
office boy handy 10 send over.
The editor in chief is Paul
Schmidt. He glorificS the AXIS and
the three-power pact in three Ian
guages in that monthly of his. law
ishly enriched with the finest
photographs. Each issue has al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
French Labor
Replaces Italian

II wasn't long before the
Italians, quartered in wooden bar
racks near their jobs. got home
sick for the sun and their own
people, which made them cranky
and produced nightly fights First
among themselves. then witb.Ahe
Germans doing The bos>ing
The upShOt was that loss and
loss OF Tho Italian workers have
come 10 the Reich. and those who
lest as Snnn-aS-t heHLeojild- after
their contract time was up. went
home nursing resentment and
anger against the lron-handed
blond men who couldn't even tell
them in their own language what
10 do. This also had led Ia fights.
and misunderstanding. BY the
end Of 1911. imported French labor
represented the hulk Of the g.
100000 foreign workers in Hit
ler'S Reich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Italians Blame
Duce's Blond Girl

a LOT Of Italians with axes "a
grind came back from periodic
visits home in those years and
blamed the whole MuSSolIni de-
baclc on the laughing girl Of the
duh blond hair he fell deeply in
love with, from that day on "a
spend his money and time on her.
They SAID he bought her a
beautiful villa near his in Rome
and frequently Jet the affairs Of
state IN other hands, thinking
nothing Of keeping the more nm
portant visitors waiting While he
raced around the country side in
e lhaass-retei.ftiii-c CIR With The girl.
They spoke of him even bitterly
as time went on and Hitler :
shadow troops took over their
land, cursing the day she caught
his eye and the wild passion in
his heart.