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Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
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Oenti6er Sau9bOOte
@OOIeuelt mm6 GbmrdJia OerfinOen
NeeresIGnberung

Snnerbalb ser lesten orei Mo-
nate, 70 per~fiinoeten unier BrGiioent
uno Der britii6e Yremier @bur6ia
oieien 0ienstag @beno, lino tDobl
60 oeuti1e u-8oote bon unieren Der=
einten &riegsidiffen Oerienft NOR
ben. llniere @erlulte on Sanoels-
ld)iffen m1breno oieier bret Wtonate
tparen neniger als Die SGlfte Der IN
ben borberigen orei Wfonaten perlo-
rem gegangenen.
BrGfioent &ooIepelt fiiete Der par
lamentoriiden 8erfiinoigung Serrn
@bur6ias nod BEL: ullniere 8erluite
i'm Mugltlt iparen tueniger ols IN
irgeno einem friiberen Monat 0ieles
Grieges. @u6 i'm Sftober fDaren
uniere 8erlulte nltr Elm tpenig idlim-
mer ais i'm Mugrit. Oean fonn la
gen, ooB Ser Sftober bisber nod Ser
befrieoige,oite Monat unieres Slot
tenfrieges NOR, mas 8erienfnngen
oeutlder Sou1boote un6 nnlerer
Sanoelsi6iffe betrifft."
SopobI Serr &ooiepelt pie Serr
@burdia tparen ii6 einig iiber Die
REMEMBERING Der u<gootgefabr.
Sic iagten: .3mar baben Die 9eut-
i1en nelle @affen un0 cine neue
aompftpeiie gegen uns ins Sreffen
gebrabt, ober fomeit 8eigen mir uns
Ser @efabr eemodien. llnier &rieg
CUR See gebt unentmegt weiter."
MbblenSnmg an &iiten BON nun an
freimillig
0ie @6blenoungsDori6riften, Die
oie No6tbeleu1tung in ben @egen-
Ben oil Der atlantii1en Der pa5ifi-
Iden un6 ser @oIf-&iiIte bel6rdnfen,
muroen am 1. Hobember aufgeboben.
Cine gemeiniame Mtitteilung Ser
@riegs- ulo Observation-Disclosures
Iofpie oes r@ar 8roouftion 8oaro"
uno ser office Of Gipilian 8efenie"
gab oies nit Ser 8egriinoung be-
fonnt, Der erfolereide 5elo5ug gegen
Sic feinoli6en u=8oote babe Die Nb-
ounfelllng iiberfliiiiig gema6t.
9ie gerringerung Ser 8eleu6tung
erfolgte uripriinsli6, neil Der 2i9t-
Ibein Ser &iiItenit1ote ale Sdiffe
in Der 01be Der aiilte oeutli6 ge-
gen oos 2i9t berportreten lieB uno
lie 10 gu bequemen 3ielen Der net
ter oraaBen lauernben u=8oote mer-
ben lieB.
3ie Sroer, Die Die 4b6unfellings-
b%eitimmingen aufbebt, betont, oaB
aae erfaBten @emeinOen ii6 itanoiq
bereitbalten miiiien, Die @bounfe'
lung ODER iogar cine poaitdnoigf
8erounfelung mieoer ein3ufIbren
penn Die ll-8oots- @efabr mie0el
emit meroen ioute.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12

re. @r puroe in 9elti9lano gebo-
rem, fam init IS Sabren nod Ame-
rifa uno begann bier als 8anffaiiie-
rer. SIM Mlter BON 38 Sabren mar
er gum Better zines 8antbauies auf-
geitiegen. S6iff mar elm GROCER
@oblt1ter. CT griinoete oas Semi
tic Muieum" an Der SarDaro Uni
periitGt uno oas nSepiib Ebeologi-
cal Seminary" in SEEM Oorf. gr
mar Yrdii6ent oes Montifiore-Seims
fir Dnaerinpalioen nno ~leiltete groB-
3iigige 8eitr1ge 81 Dielen Sohif)u-
len, &ranfenbduiern, 8ibliotbefen
uno gum &oten &reu5. @r mar Der
erIte S6asmeiiter 6es Bernard Col
lege fir Stnoentinnen, oas Der 60
lumbias llnioeriitat mgeglieoert lit.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
@uiIem nGbern iid) pOlniider
DItgrenae
GilmidanIpieler WeuiOn's &riess-
betradtangen

ltnlere Sffi3iere in Noroafrifa
uno auf Si3ilien glauben, oaB Der
Qrieq in europa peitere orei bis
fiinf Sabre 6oliern miro, unb baben
feline @nsei6en zines &iidganges Der
beltiden Moral geieben, erflarte Der
Silmltar Moolpbe Meniou, Der fiir5-
lid BON l1eberiee bierber 5uriid-
febrte. Meniou perbra6te flint Mo-
nate in England, Mfrifa uno auf
Gi3ilien, piele Solonten unterbal-
TEND un0 fir unier &riegSnadrid-
tenant als &unofunfanlager bic
memo.
Giailien, 10 beri9tete er, perbleibt
cine rrieiige 8oobp Sale, 10 i@tper
unterminiert un6 nit 5prengitofi
aeIaoen, oaB er fid ufiirdtete 81
geben, es iei benn, mebrere Manner
gingen mir boralis". 8aS Tie tpobl
bonn 6ilmbeloen geoaAt baben mo.
gen? .Muf ben S9ladtfeloerr
lieBen oie Deutiden iopiele Soaen
3uriid, oaB man ni6t pagen bari,
in Sen @einbergen ettua Erauben 81
pfliiden, es lei oenn elm Sffi5ier er'
laubt es."
Dffi3iere, nit oenen Wenion re
oete, oorunter @ener1le, iagten ibm
bic oeutI9e Moral uno Disoiplin iei
nasge3eidnet, uno oaB ani6einenf
feline Rnappbeit Ser Deutiden az
Material uno ausgebiloeten Solon'
ten beitebe.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
9enuwiaMttn erbttlttn
cine gert1tIi9e Abfnbr
GbcrbmnSesserid)t idlng lire
MngeberfOrOernnseH nieber

Gas Sberbunoesgeri9t i9lig ei-
ne Mngeber-& Iage eegen Die friibere
6eutiAe 5irmo rBoui9 & Bomb Sp.
ticaI Company" in Netp gorf uno
geaen oie friibere Oeltide Girmn
Carl 3eiB, SncorporateO" in SEEM
gorf, elmer unterseIeuidaft Der oeut-
lden Jirma Carl 8eiB in Sena, ME-
Ser. 9ie Nieoeri9lagung erfolgte
nit elmer 8eIt1tigung Der gnti9ei-
Ouna elmer unteren Snltan5. 9ie
gntI1eioung fieI NIT 4 gegen 4
Stimmen. &ihter Sadion nabm
niht tell.
0ie &loge mar BON atpei NetD
yorfer MntpGlten-Wurrap Brelil-
Der uno Emanuel Gbebner-einge-
brabt tporoen. Muf @runO zines
aus Dem Sabre 1868 ltammenoen
@eIebes tpolen lie it6er 40 Weillio.
men Collar BON ben beiOen 6irmen
baben, nit Ser 8egriinoung, 0aB Die
5irma BEL 4ngeboten an Die ameri-
fanii1e &egierling bic Breiie 5uerit
unter ii9 feitlegten uno oamit bic
&egierung INN 90 MiaiOnen Dollar
I1Goigten. Sic berlongten ben oop-
pelten 8etrng uno ferner $4,000 fir
ie0en @in5elfaa.
Inter benz @eieb pom Sabre 1868
erbolten Mngeber Die Salfte Der bonn
Staot erlangten 8uBe.
MntDm Gramer's 8ernfnng
Jernerbin beidloB oas Sber-
lbunOesgeri9t, ii6 NIT Dem Sale
@nton @ramer ou befaiien, Der me-
gen SilfeIeiitung fir 5pei Der adt
0eutfAen Saboteure, Die bon u-Boo-
ten in Sen @ereinigten Staaten ge-
lanoet moroen maren, oes TerratS
I1uloig gelpro1en tpuroe.
Gramer, elm noturaliIierter anne
rifonii9er 8iirger, Der 1925 aus
3eutl9lono ins 2an0 gefommen
mar, tpuroe I'M 8unoesoiitriftsgeriHt
fir Siio-Nem Oorf gu As Sabren
3udtbaus uno $4,000 @eloItrafe
Derurteilt.
@r tpuroe beiduloigt, ben beioen
Saboteuren @erner Gbiel unb Go
naro Sobn 4erling bodDerraterii6
geboIfen 81 baben, inoem er ben
8nnoesagenten faIide Snformatio-
men CAB. gr ioa Die beiOen Sabo-
teure in 0ep Oorf getroffen baben,
naboem iie bon einem u-8oot in
5lorioa gelan0et tDor0en Daren. Die
o9t Sabote1lre pur6en i'm 8oriabre
bon einem Wilitdrgeri6t in 8aib-
ington perurteilt uno feds BON if
men tpuroen bingeri9tet.
Grnmer mafte in ieiner 8erufung
gelteno, oaB oas gegen i'm unter-
breitete 8etpeismaterial ni1t 5l Ell.
ner 8erurteilung alsreiGeno gene
fen lei.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
Maiierte 2nftansriffe anf Tranfreid
raffiniert Organifiert

Maiierte 2uftangriffe in 6ranf-
reid laiien erfennenL bob Die Aai-
ierten gut informiert fino, idrei6t
am /. Sftober Die u@a3ette oe 2ali-
lame. Gum 8eiipiel erfolgte Die
gombaroierung Der DUNLOP nbrif
IN Wontlucon, lagt 6as 8latt, ge-
nau einen Gag Dor Dem geplanten
Nbtransport zines &eifenlagers nod
9eutidlan6, Dos iiebenbunoerttall-
Ieno Stiid umfdBte uno i'm 8erlallf
BON iebs Monaten mlfgei6ihtet
tporoen mar. Die &eifen tutroen
3eritort.
Sn 8eiancon muroen 5tpeibnnoert
oenti6e Soloaten in einem 2uft-
idubfeaer get0tet, in Dem porber
aus einem 5erienlager beimfebrenoe
&inoer nntergebra9t tDoroen maren.
Ser Seller befano iid unter benz
StationsgebGuoe Der oortigen @iien-
babn. Nadoem Die &inoer BON
oeutihen Soloaten, Die in ~nabegele-
genen @aititGtten feline unterfnnft
fonoen, aus Dem 2uftidusfeaer ent-
fernt uno .na6oem fie in itaotii6e
Inheritance iiberfiibrt moroen tpa-
rem, Inn ben einmarihierenoen oeut-
lden 5olOaten Naum 81 MAIDEN, err
folgte Die 8ombaroierung.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
@rlebnisbert3t Rber ben
@id3ng aus &uklanO
8erliuer 2OfalsMn5eiger aa6 Elm
GtimmnnssbilO
tFrom the Oversees. New. Agency. Inc"

(From the Overseas News Agency, Ine.")
Sin Grelebnisberi1t iiber Oie
oeuti6en Giid5iige in &liBlono CAB
neuli6 elm anOeres Bib als oie lib
Iibe @rfl1rung oes Oeutiden See
r~esfommanoos, ooB itd Die Sruppen
uplanmGbig bonn Seino lolten". Die
Ier 8erift, Der I'M o8erliner Sofal-
an3eiger" eri6ien, iprad niGt bon
Ser 8eiebung neuer, norbereiteter
Stellungen.
vltnIere Standardization, 10
bieB es, vmaridieren in itromenoem
&eqen l6meigen6 0ur6 Oie Nant
Nieman0 ipri6t. Sic ale iino piel
gu miioe gum Spreden, iie i6leppen
Wai6inengetpebre, MunitionSfditen
uno @epGd iiber peridIammte Stra-
BEN. 9as lit nun ibr S6idial felt
pielen Eagen,-am Gage @efedt
uno &iif5ug in Der Na6t. 6euer
looern am gan5en &%ori5ont. SIN
rno mieoer bebt elm S9iiBe ben
&opf uno Itarrt in Die Slammen.~
Sort oriiber, mo Der Sifnmel rot
lit, liegea Die Steaungen, Die iie bis
Dor elm paar Stlinoen bielten. Sen
gan3en Gag tobte cine miloe unO
bittere Sdlo6t. Ser Seino griff
unier Battalion nit miIoer @nt-
i6loiIenbeit an, neil er einen Durd-
bruf er3pingen moIlte. Sir einige
Stunoen bielten mir Dem 6eino
itnno, oeiien &rafte 3ablenmaBig ben
unieren itberlegen naren.
nSSSest lit unier Battalion in neren
SteQungen a"ngefommen. 0ie Wdns
ner finfen erid0pft al 8ooen. S6Iaf
SdIaf ni6ts als Sdlaf, 0as lit
aGes, mas iie perlangen; uno bod
magen iie nidt an Hlibe gu oenfeu,
neil iebt ieoe Minute foitbor iit-
ser Seino lit uns altf ben 5erien
uno gibt uns feline <be.
.Neue @r1ben miiilen I'M giltem-
po ausgetporfen tperoen, nelles Ma-
teriol muB 3uiammengetragen tDer-
Den, oatnit Die Stequngen famous
fliert meroen, llno oas ales tp1bren0
Der Radt in einem bonn &egen auf-
getDei9ten 8ooen. SSn Der Morgen-
odmmerung miro aaes nieoer bon
borne beginner; es Dar oas 9lei6e
i6on ieit pielen Sagen.
ySobalo Die Sonne am Simmel
bo6iteigt, weroen Die eriten S6iiiie
fallen; Ser Seino miro pieoer bier
iein uno periu6en, einen i6na6en
Yunft in unieren S~telIungen 81 fin
ben. l1no mieoer, pie in ben ber-
gangenen Eoger, tpiro es feline rubi-
ge Winute geben. Ser Strom oes
Seinoes miro mie reiBertnes @epdi-
Ter alf uns nieoerbre6en-mit &rdf-
ten, Die 5ebnfa6 10 itarf mie Die
unieren iin0. 8ir ODER iino ni6ts
ais miioe, gei9md6te Sn%fanteriiten,
Die pergeiien foaen, mas Shlaf lit,
nadoem mir i6meres Material iiber
beri1lammte uno aufgetpeidte 8ege
uno 6el6er gei9leppt uno gei6oben
1aben.
allies, mas aei9iebt lit iiber-
i6attet BON benz mcraliiden 9rnd
Der auf ieoem BON uns liegt, oenn
mir niiien, oaB unier 8eg nur rid
D1rts fiibren fann."
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
Gin @mmberfimb

SD bin bod aud nidt i'm Guto
3ur 8elt ~setommen", idimpft Sam-
pui9. n@m Mnfang meines 2ebens
babe id INNER laufen miiiien."
.@os Sic nidt iagen," itaunt
Jris llnbano, .i9 babe anfangs auf
allen gieren frieden miiiien."
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
9emtide beiditten ariesssefunsene

Ser 8iirgermeiiter bon Sagen in
@eitfolen per0ffentli6te fiir5li6 ei-
nen @ufruf, aus Dem berDorging, oaB
mdbreno zines britii9en Sliegeran-
griffs mif oieie Staot mebrere Sc
fangenenlager %getroffen puroen uno
Dab 900 &riegsgefangene entpiden.
9eutide 3ipilperionen nabmen piele
BON oieien @efangenen ailf uno iorg-
ten frernoli6 fir iie. Spdter CAB
ieood Ser 8iirgermeiiter ben 8efebl
oaB oieie @efangenen u~nber5iigli1
auf Ser ndditen Yoliaeipade gemel-
oct neroen miiBten.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
Cine TernieNeitung
tuurOe betaMnt
Sbre @Orfibrnng erfOlgtc in
Sdenecta6D

Cine nIebenOe" 8eitung pirOe
neulid in SHenecta0p, Seem Oorf,
erItmalig Dor etmo so 8erlegern uno
Meoofteuren ee5eigt. Ole aufieben-
erregenoe 8orfiibrung, wel6e Die
gerpoItigen Sorti9ritte Oes 6ern.
Iebens ertpies, erfolgte ourf Die
General electric Company" inter
Mitarbeit Der rGimes- union" BON
albanp, Stem Yorf.
Ole @eIelidoft, cine 8orfdmpfe-
rim n1tf Dem @ebiet Der @leftronen,
benuste cine grnpbii9e Eednif, Inn
gu 3eigen, tpie Die SeleOilion Die
3eitingen in Ser 0a1ri6tengebung
nod Dem 6peiten 8eltfriege ergdn-
5en fam.
8lterIt muroeu geOrudte Seiten
elmer 5ebnieitieen SonoerauSgote
Ser Zines linton" ouf Die 2ein-
tpono Der 6~erniebempf1nger geipor-
fen. 9ann nuroen No6ri6ten,
Stelungson5eigen, &~aufinierate, to-
miide Streifen uno anoerer 3et-
tungsinbaIt in elmer groBen 8erf-
itatt nberlebenoi9t.
@emaltige blaue 2idtquelen bill
ten Die @ertItatt in .einen fat un-
beimlihen S1ein. @anoernoe &ra-
ne I6oben 2i9ter uno 2outipre6er
Dor bic S9ouipieler. &ompli3ierte
&eiben eleftrii6er &nopfe in elmer
&ontroafabine leiteten oie 8orfiib-
rung elm.
Gntwiflnng Der TerniebempfGnser
SIS mlB berDorgeboben meroen,
Dob Die 8roieftion bes 3eitungsin-
baIts nnBeroroentIid nntiirlih, le-
benoig uno ifarf auf Der 9eintpanO
gepobnli9er, fir ben Sausbalt be-
itimmter SerniebempfGnger beraus-
fam.
Solde 5erniebempfdn9er puroen
berein3elt i1on bon Deri6ieoenet
@eieai1aften Dor Dem &riege Der
gelteat uno auf Den Warft gebraHt.
gs lit fein @ebeimnis, oaB iie ieit-
Der gang auBeroroentli6 perpoa-
fommnet muroen uno oaB man lire
ausgeoebnte 8erbreitung erpartet.
Sbtuobl Die fommer5ieae gntDid-
lung oes Serniebens in ben iiingiten
Sabren Denig borangefommen lit,
lino Die in BEN te6nii6en Soridungs-
itatten getuonnenen 8erbeiierungen
geipaltig.
8as bic 3ni6auer Iabem
Die nele nlebenoe 3eitung" lte1te
ii9 folgenoermaBen Dor: Gin &riegs-
Commentator erldliterte nit Silfe ei-
ner groBen &arte, mas mad ben
Seeresberi9ten geideben mar. 81
nau3na1ri1ten tpuroen nit @ilfe
bon Silberooaars erlGutert. sic
ipltr0en gu Sdulen aufeinanoerge-
legt uno als ulebenoe &arte" be-
nubt, INN Die lelien Steuerpori9ldge
Der &egierung 81 ber0eutli6en. Siib-
i6e iunge 9amen, mel6e Die leBten
Mooeidopfungen trugen, traten ais
Mooeae leben0 aus ben 3eitungS-
annoncen beraus. Gin &in6erpagen,
Der in Der Snferatenipalte Ser
fduflib1 angeboten iuoroen mar,
rolte mitten in Die 2einmano CUR
8eli1tigung. un6 cine 6ausfrau,
Die elm Wdo6en braudte, tpurOe bon
oieiem beiudt.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
@om1biemSpiel

CUR 3eit, 90 @oetbe Ebeaterge-
paltiger IN @eimar nor, pur6e er
INNER bon elmer iungen Dame be-
itiirmt, Die Sdauipielerin mer6en
tDoute, ober feinerlei Talent bate.
,@as ion i'd 0enn MAIDEN. Gr5eI-
Iena?" fragte fie i'm idIieBlid. u@o
es mid bod 10 gum Ebeater or6ngt2"
.6eiraten Sic, ertpioerte Goethe,
.oa baben sic Die bette @elegenbeit,
Rom0oie 5a ipielenl"
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
6nnaersnot in 8enaalen

Der befannte in6ii9e SOurnaliii
un0 friibere Mbeeoronete 6. Santba.
nan ingte neili9 in Der ySinolt-
itani Zines, in 8engalen itarben
ipodentli9 100000 Meni9en oes
Sungers, uno oieie Sterbe5iffer tuer-
De iid Biz gnoe DECEMBER nod lau-
feno peiter erboben.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
FLASH GORDON

| CNZV ZLE DANCEP 70 bALE KEGS
| EZASLT E1ROM G/kHNG SATZZE 70 NSOT
| ANO /-lS EZtIN/ LORDE 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

Answer to yesterdays puzzle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
By Brandon Walsh
By Zane Grey
By Fran Striker
By WestoVer
By Jimmy Murphy

THEY 90 LOOK KINDA BIG
AN FEEL KINDA SCARED.
But LOOK AT GHE WAY THE
MAN IS PETTtN0 EN-. THEY
ACT NICE AND FRIENDLY.
Evening star., 1943-01-21

the light of present world condi-
tlons the Importance of his message
is doubly poignant.
From the clarion call of the first
movement to the finale set to the
words of Schiller's "Ode to Joy.'
he presents, as it were, a synopsis
OF all the elements that mankind
needs to reach not only contented
living but spiritual perfection. 1t
is as though from his own varied
experiences he would CLEAN an an
sWer to humanity's problems and
state 1t in such a way as to serve
as a guide to others.
There is courage and energy, ten
derness and beauty and care free
happiness woven into it's texture
While these same elements are not
foreign to his other writings his
method of expressing them in this
symphony is more powerful and in
Sistant and more sweeping in scope.
He Is urgent, yet in the midst of
his opportunity softens it with a
few measures of gentle beauty, as
so often occurs in the first move
ment. or leads one on with an up
lifting melody such as characterizes
the Adagio or reminds one that all
need not be sombre or difficult with
the vigor and joyousness of the
Vlvace and the Presto.
DR.. Kinder and the men under
his direction sensed these deep and
Evening star., 1943-01-21


dividuality of his craftsmanship
reach their full fruition.
For the great choral finale, the
orchestra had the cooperation of
the chorus of the Washington
Choral Society, Louis Potter, direc-
tor; the George Washington Uni
versity Glee Clubs, DR.. Robert
Howe Harmon, director; the choir of
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church, under the direction of
Charles D. Beaschler and, from Bal
timore, the choir from the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church, J.
Edward Meyer, director.
-Four members of the Philadelphia
Opera Co. sustained the solo parts,
Emma Beldan substituting for Jua-
nita Carter, originally scheduled for
the soprano role, who is i'll, the 9TH
er members of the quartet being
Jean Handzlik, contralto; John Ha-
mill, tenor, and Howard Vanderburg,
baritone.
In this last symphony from
Beethoven's pen, the composer has
sent out plea to humanity and in
Evening star., 1943-01-21

underlying sentiments in their read
ing. The salient points of their in
depreciation were the widely spaced
colorings, the passionate fervor, the
spirited unrestraint and the clear
dove-tailing of the Instrumentation
Particularly to be remarked were
the exceedingly fine pianissimi
which had either their own express
sive moment or served as starting
point for tremendous climaxes. 1t
was lofty in emotional feeling yet
warmly human at the same time.
The unusual choral finish of the
symphony provided the greatest bit
OF chorus singing this city has heard.
1t was made dramatic and inspiring
by the volume and quality of the
singers voices, which scared to the
taxing high attitudes with purity
and sureness, bending f1exibility to
the directors indications.
The four soloists, whose vocal
timbre fitted well together. sang
with the assurance of thorough IA
miliarity with the score and indi-
vidually gave excellent account OF
themselves in the solo passages. Mr.
Vanderburg's Introductory measures,
taken up later by Miss Handzlik.
and the final defamation of Mr..
Hamill, were sung with rich tone,
while the ease with which Miss
Beldan sustained the uncomfortably
placed high notes showed the ster-
ling character Of her musical equip
ment.
The Ninth Symphony" was last
given by the National Symphony in
1887. 1t will be repeated this eve
ming, the program further includ-
ing the Romance in F" for violin,
played by Marguerite Kuehne, as
sistant concertmaster of the SYM
phony, Last nights concert, which
was part of the regular Wednesday
series, drew crowded house that
responded with unrestrained en-
thusiasm to the excellency of the
performance.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
'Estrellitas' to Shine
HOLLYWOOD

Nine socially prominent Latin
American girls have been signed by
Warner Bros. to make their film
debuts as "Estrellitas" in a special
number in the 48 star musical
Thank Your Lucky Stars"
The girls, who will appear with
Dennis Morgan In the speciality, are
Latin American counterpart of
the American "Ten Lucky Stars"
recently signed.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Warner Bros. Found
The Right Man
HOLLYWOOD

aOJLf 7 WOOD.
II they had imported him from
the French colonial services, Warner
Bros. could not have found better
technical director for "Casablanca, -
new Ingrid Bergman-H Humphrey Bo-
CART starring production, than the
studio has in Robert Aisner.
Eleven months ago Aisner, former
film producer in Paris, and his wife
were in Casablanca, going through
exactly the same tragic situations as
those that thread the plot of this
new Hollywood production A month
before he had escaped from q Ger
Evening star., 1943-01-21

man prison camp IS miles from the
Czechoslovakian border, after many
months of enslaved imprisonment.
A lieutenant of artillery in the
French Army, Aisner plans to 90
to England soon to join the Free
French forces.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Cast in Garish Film

Ian Keith and Miles Mander.
prominent character actors, have
been cast as British Army officers In
Five Graves to Cairo which has
resumed work at the Paramount
studio following week Of shooting
desert war scenes at Salton Sea,
$50 miles from Hollywood,
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Beethoven's Symphony
To Be Repeated Tonight
Unusual Choral Finish Is Presented
Dramatically and Inspiringly by
Several Groups of Singers
By ALICE EyERSMAN,

festival M Of beethoven Ninth symphony"
IN tseH and played night
only the Leonoe Overture No companion it formed the high
po OF the three concerts
6eeoVen
symphony Is a-sufcen for it the mental powers
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-05
Late Shoppers Are Warned
OF Exhausted Inventories
Holiday Buying Has Been Started Already;
Merchants Have Done Good Job, Babson Saws

Laundrics are rushed TO death. Hence.
there is an unprecedented demand for
washing machines. Revival of pruduc-
ton for these and refrigerators is
doubtful because low horsepower
motors arc needed by the military.
Luxury goods arc being affected by
labor shortages. Fur coats however.
arc plentiful IS is also expensive
Jewelry. Used automobiles are get
ting scarce. TWo-car families should
take advantage Of the large cash
prices that will be pgid in many in
stances sight unseen for one of their
cars New cars arc practically off the
market. Manufacturers of household
supplies are now setting aside Il SIN II
percentage of their output for civil
liam requirements. This in no wi 81
meets the demand. Watches. clocks.
platcn Silvcrwarc, lamps, lighting fin
lures and similar items are Scsr rec.
This also applies To kitchen utc-SilS.
| Glass, aluminium, cnamclwarc and
stainless steel items arc negligible in
the market, but the production Of
glassware is rising.
Conclusion.
This Christmas shopping season
finds both merchandise and shoppers
in peculiar positions. My SympathiCS
lie more with tho merchants. They
| have certainly done a wonderful Job
| hope in the end they will not sc,
! caught with large Inventories of syn
thctic war-mI dc products. Many CON
sumcrs will go without while waiting
for up-to-datc postwar merchandise
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-05
Camp Butner
Saves Food

headquarters 18Th Infantry Divi-
sion, Camp Butncr. Nov. B. Three
square meals could be given 10 l3I, =
$50 soldiers with the food The 18th
Infantry Division has saved in the
last sin months. Major Daniel w.
Dawson, Division QuartcrmaStcr. On
plai.:Cd that the saving amounts to
S78.792.37.
Before last April Z. ch company
battery or troop "cquisiStioncd ratiuns
on the basis of its morning report
The new system requires that cacr,
kitchen count noScSa al each meal
strike an average for four days. and
order on the basis Of the "ctual count
every days.
Captain Charles S.. Browne. Jr. OF
the QuartermaStcr'S office. says the
differenc bctweeA rationS that woula
have been issued on the basis of the
morning report md those issued on
the actual count b:sis determine the
amount Of saving.
In the ratIonS breakdown building
! 1t. Arthur N. Patry. (WeSthaven
Cona.) has a daily chart kept by Sgt
Robert A. Oehlcr, Los Angeles
showing inc accounts oil The rcgl-
ments, artillery MEDICAL md cngin
cerins battalionS and Division troop.
units. II shows the amount of ration.
drawn. the number OF soldier board
ers' actually present. the amount OF
rationS over md umdcrdrawn. and
the day-to-day accumulation of ra-
tionS ovcrdrawn Tin ink) or under
drawn lin pcnciD. y unit which over
draws must undcrdraw until its food
books are balanced. Weekly reports
are furnished unit commanders. Sc
they may sec whether their mess SER
gcants are ovcrdrawing or under
; drawing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-05
'I CAN NEVER THANK
RETONCA ENOUGH"
1t Has Brought More Re-
lief and Happiness Into
Our Home Than Any
Medicine We Ever Used,
States Mrs. Burks. Tells
of Own Case.

My husband says he never saw
anything like Rctonca. and the re-
lief II brought in my own case seems
wonderful declares Mrs. Jennie T..
BurliS. we'll known resident of 1924
Church Street. Lynchburg. Va. IN
adding her strong endorsement of
Rctonga 10 those of her husband.
Mrs. .. =. BurkS, and her dau2h-
ter. Mrs T.. !. Garrison. Discussing
her own case, Mrs. Burks gratefully
stated:
Il suffered so much distress from
indigestion that often the gas pres
sure up against my chest made nc
feel like | couldn't get my breath.
My nerves felt constantly on edge.
| SIcp, poorly and | had Ia take
harsh upSctting laXativCS nearly
every day. ! lost so many pounds
IN weight and my muscles were achy
and painful.
Il can never praise Rctunga
enough. All my former distress is