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Evening star., 1943-08-07
Pichel Had to Push
Aside Two Extras
To Get His Part
HOTI,YWOODI

Irving Pichel. ex-actor turned di-
rector. can't forget the smell Of
grease paint and insists upon find-
ing a role for himself In every pic
ture he makes.
In "The Pied Piper" he flashed on
the screen for moment as a
French peasant and in The Moon
Is Down" he played bartender, be-
tween the work of directing both
pictures. I'm How Green Was MY
Valley" although he did not direct
Evening star., 1943-08-07

who admits she is lucky to get so
many pictures In her first Holly
wood year.
TITS the first time I've had a
clean face for the SCREEN" she con-
tinues, land I get glamour ward
robe, designed by Edith Head. In
'Corvettes' wore a sweater and a
rough skirt. In Cry Havoc wore
mostly dirt. I was getting worried.
I thought they had me typed as
unglamorous."
released by the N. A. N. A., Inc)
Evening star., 1943-08-07
TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
Theaters HAVING Matinee,.

All Time Schedules Given IN Warner
Bros. Ads Indicate Time Feature is
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Miss Merkel, Looking Pretty,
Speaks of an Actress Days
BY JAY CARMODY

We keep being haunted by who called telephone
%
wanted know
things and critics show
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-07
Chinese Relief
Benefit Lecture
Is Announced
Mrs. LOspderNsiIk
Gssst and Speaker
Tomorrow Afternoon

Nrs. w. q. Lowdermilk viii be
the guest Of honor and speaker At
m illustrated lecture for the benefit
Of Chinese Relief which Will be given
tomorrow afternoon ct 3:45 o'clock
In the Woodrow Wilson High School
auditorium.
Tho subject Of Mrs. Lowdermilk's
lecture win be her trip from the
Garden Of Eden through Asia Minor
and Africa to the Statue OF Liberty.
Mrs. Lowdermilk Is the wife Of DR..
Lowdermilk Of tho Soil Conservation
Service, who Is now In China as
adviser to the Chinese government
On soil conservation, and Il herself
Q world traveller.
Tomorrow's lecture Is being spon-
sored by the Commercial Club, under
tho leadership Of Miss Vivian Barr,
and assisting the clubs president,
Miss Kathryn Christoph, win be
other officers Of the organization,
including Miss Wmifred Wester
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-07
Bethesda.Loney Montgomery County
New Members Of Woman's Club
Will Be Entertained on Thursday
Mrs. J. NJ. Hammond WiH Be Hostess;
Mrs. E. a. fright Arriving Today

Mrs. James M. Hammond Is plan
ming to give luncheon and bridge
party Thursday for the new mem
bers of the WomanS Club Of
Bethesda.
Mrs. Hammond is the president
of the club and she will have the
vice president, Mrs. F. p. Di Blast,
to assist her in entertaining her
guests.
Rex, Mrs. Hammond's big police
dog, who has been q part of the
Hammond household for several
years, will not be at his accustomed
place at the front door to welcome
the guests when they arrive for
Thursdays luncheon. Rex has
joined the armed forces. He left
last week for Philadelphia for six
weeks of training and at the end of
that time he will be assigned to duty
with the United States Coast Guard
Patrol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-07
SoCI1TY.

Lowdermilk, daughter Of the
Marianne Kochu, Niss Ann Fen
messy, Miss Louise Mauseau, Miss
Nina Mollari, Miss Audrey Miller,
Miss Jeanne pons, Miss 0enevieve
Royce, Miss Elizabeth Schneider,
Miss Beverly Spencer, Mr.. william
Ernst. Mr.. Jay Lundberg and Mr..
Trenton Richards.
Miss Lowdermilk and Miss Helene
Holenko6 Will be In Arab costume
and win receive voluntary contribu-
tions ct the door.
speaker; Mrs. Mildred Rampy. Miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-07
Sylvia Stein Bride
OF 1t. Newman

Announcement b made Of The
marriage Of Miss sylvia Stein,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.. II. Stein
Of this city to It. Marvin L. New.
man, son Of Mr.. Max Newman Of
Newark. The ceremony took place
in San Antonio January 50.
Mrs. Stein accompanied her
daughter to Texas and now has
returned to tho city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Reed
Reutlinger announced the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Miss
Margaret Shively Reutlinger, to
1t. Benton Caruthers Tolley, tr.,
Army Air Corps, who is now sta
toned at San Marcos, Tex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-07

1t. Tolley is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benson Caruthers Tolley Of
Lexington, Va, and attended
Washington and Lee University
in that city.
The wedding will take place
April II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-07

Something to sell? Something to
buy? Use . Star want ADJ" Phone
MA. 5000.
Nogales international., 1943-02-19

local residents, and their gatherings
usually consist of wives of business
associates. In each city they have
a different set of acquaintance
since the vegetable operators do not
move as a group from one IDEAL"
to another.
A tomatero's wife must be a prac-
tical psychologist. Perhaps condi-
tions in no othen business in the
world fluctuate with the rapidity of
| those in perishable fruit and vege-
table distribution.
If the breaks are coming your
way, the tomateros wife can talk
about buying the world with fence
around it and know her husband
will be an interested party in the
conversation. When the bottom
falls out of the market she dares
not bring up the subject of a new
hat and talks long and seriously
about economies that can be made
in the family budget.
Neither Mrs. Arnold nor anyone
else contacted would consent to
make a statement regarding the
kind of husbands they find toma-
teros to be. The consensus of opin-
ion seems to be that they are liberal
fA a fo111f 01od fhnxr 1~o
the kind of guys who can take pros
perity with a smile and hard knocks
with a grin.
Summing it up: TomaterOs are
good scouts as long as they don't
scout around too much. They talk
shop a great deal but the wives
don't mind. They're interested in
the business angles. too.
This year about Is wives have ac-
companied their husbands here for
the season. All of them are looking
forward to La Fiesta de los Toma-
teros, the social high point in the
season for the profession. Quite
number of the ladies are working
on arrangements for the big dinner
dance to take place tomorrow even
ing in the Tropical Gardens across
the line.
Mrs. Arnold is the wife of Max
Arnold who is sales manager of the
c. A. P. E. L., S. A. office. This
is the second winter the Arnolds
and their small daughter, Noreen,
have been in Nogales for the tomato
season.
Nogales international., 1943-02-19
The Life OF The Wife OF A Tonnatero |

solution is for the family to, sneak
off to a cafe without telling their
acquaintances and the telephone
and telegraph companies where
they will be- Then they may miss
out on a big deal.
Moving is anoJner serious prob
lem in the life of the wife of a to-
matero Most vegetable operators
must work in three or four widely
separated cities during the course
CT a single year.
1t is impossible to move a COM
plete household to SO many places.
The wives must be content to live
cut Of suitcases in hotels or FUR
nished apartments. Both Of these
accommodations are proving in
creasingly difficult to find with the
coming of war times.
OF course tonateros wife does
not lead an existence Of continual
woe. In each city they form social
groups and have teas, bridge par
ties and other gatherings much the
same as other housewives.
Generally their term of residence
in a place is. too short for them to
form many social connections among
Nogales international., 1943-02-19

long hours and a tomatero's house
hold can expect to be reused from
slumber long before daybreak by
phone calls from the Eastern sea-
board and kept awake at all hours
of the night by calls from the West
Coast.
It is nothing unusual for a meal
to be interrupted by half-dozen
calls from as many parts of the
country. If the news is bad, the
head of the household can be ex-
pected to lose his appetite. If the
conversation lasts for quarter of
an hour, hot dishes cool off and are
no longer appetizing.
With kilograms scattered all over
the place, no one is surprised to
discover that the lettuce salad they
are eating is nothing more than a
Western Union blank that in some
unaccountable fashion received a
coating of mayonnaise while the
man of the house discoursed on
technical angles of the business
transaction momentarily receiving
his attention.
Altogether, eating is quite prob
lem. About the only satisfactory
Nogales international., 1943-02-19
Mrs. Max Arnold Relates
Joys And Woes Of
Nomadic Spouses

Editors Note: Any incident
related hereafter is to be taken
as a fictional example and any
resemblance to the actual life
of any living person is purely
Goincidental.
Not until she had been assured
the preceding paragraph would
appear above her statements
did Mrs. Max Arnold agree to
he interviewed on the subject of
%tThe Life of the Wife of a
TOmatero."
She tells her story not as an indi-
w;dual, but as a representative of q
7ittle~known species of humanity
vegetable produce operators and
their families.
According to Mrs Arnold, both
tomato men and their wives are
slaves of the communications sys-
terms. The produce business keeps
Nogales international., 1943-02-19
FROM LOS ANGELES

Mrs. H. G. Herrick Of Los Angeles
arrived Sunday to spend week
visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs.
George Parker, ST.
Nogales international., 1943-02-19

VISITING UNCLE
Mrs. Don Smith of Ell Centro was
here Monday and Tuesday visiting
her uncle, E. K. Cumming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07

price rollback plan for seven
foods.
The ceilings will 60 into effect
Oct. p for retailers, but viii be-
come operative today at country
shipper levels. OPA said that
prices for delivered apples would
be set by zones and would be used
by regional and district OPA Of
fiCcS AS the basis for flat retail
ceilings for their communities
Prices will vary by the
month. as i'm the case of eggs.
10 reflect storage and other
charges" OPA asserted. "The
retail maximum for October,
the low point in the season. will
average about nine and half
cents a pound. This is a rcduc-
tion Of approximately one cent
n pound under the going ma
tional average"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
0PA Announces
Apple Ceilings

WASHINGTON, oct. Z GNS)
The OPA today set average re-
tail price ceilings of 10 to II cents
a pound for apples, thus taking
another step in its Sloo.ooooo0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
THE DETROIT TIMES DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZ
BY Lyman Young
By Zane Grey
By Fran Striker
By Robert Storm

20-Pronoun.
n Female horses
- Life .ess.
2i-StaEe whisper.
Citing. IN law.
o. Storms
rs Those opposed.
3i.Iair.
49, Oriental tea.
80 SNOWY garden flowers.
90 Recent
3s Measures u length.
4f-rronoun.
46-- PraEed.
IS Feminine name
30 StIuC
51-ponder.
% WORK steadily.
Jt- Observe
rs Nothing
81 Prefix thrice.
5s-pr0mise soiemnly.
5g-EagIe,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
What S on the Air

ms program mas psen
given The Detroit Times
by the stations herein
listed. II the presentations
AS scheduled are not on
tna air. The fault lies with
the stations and not The
Iatrnlt Imcs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07

Order War stamps delivered
20 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
THURSDAY EVENING
$50 2. NJ.
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WWJ-Moore 4 Durante
CKLW-Raymond Clapper
NNNH-Ray. Gram Swing
WFXI-Rev. IL. Weinzierl
WJBk-News.
1918 +. NJ.
CKLW-Dale Carnegie-T.
WNNT Music.
NJBK-ReV. Chas. Hall
1880 4. NJ.
WJR -Nom kippur.
WWJ-NeWs drama
CKLW-Paul Schubert y,
Rpvlon review NJ.
WJLB-Goodwin hourly.
WFNL-Dance music.
NJBK-Adelaide Church.
1913 T.. NJ.
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100 l.. NJ.
WJR-NeWs.
NWJ-NeWs.
CkLW-News.
W%YX-News Ace.
WJLB-News; goodwill hr
WE%Ir-MoOnllte serenade
WJBK-Pleasure shift.
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WJR-Joan Brooks-M.
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notwithstanding SerEt.
W%YZ-Music You Want.
1880 q. NJ.
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WWJ-DanCe music.
CkLW--NcVs.
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1900 MIDNIGHT
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WIN nws.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Has TO Lea arm
To Walk Again

~ HER many memorable
screen roles. Irene Dunno had 20
learn how 10 drive a car ride
horseback. speak French ski and
even climb trees but in White
cliffs Of Dover she mIst-learn
20 walk,
It's all the faui, 81 that other
Irene Mctro-Goldwyn-Mayer *
ecutiye designer. She has created
one Of the most outstanding
screen wardrobes for the star
with more than = changes, but
the ma iorty OF them arc IN 1914
style That means hohble skirts
/. With draped bodIccs, peg tops
and skirts 50 narrow that they
defy either foot 20 take a step
longer than FIVE inches Irene
Dunno is IN a quandry.
10 wonder director Clarence
Brown gives his star an extra five
minutes 10 get before The cameras
from her dressing room He
has 70. She's learning 10 walk
again
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Air Force
Great at
Michigan

THE CINEMATIC " b k
buster of recent months turns
out 10 be Air Force the in
tenSely absorbing film chronicle
which opened at the Michigan.
Few aerial epics have left us
quite as thoroughly shaken and
deeply moved as this tale Of a
BoeiHE Bomber aFH=ftE-f1ettie
career circa that fateful Deem
Der Z Of 1871.
It's a simple story, really more
the film version OF a flying ships
log than a straight drama. II re-
veals the perlls OF the Mary
Ann a BIZ which leaves for
Honolulu on December 6, only 10
learn in midflighi OF the attack on
Pearl Harbor and the Jap treach-
cry which provoked such disaster.
The crew, which includes John
Ridgicy as captain Gig Young
Arthur Kennedy, John Garfield,
George Tobias and Harry Carey,
makes a forced landing at Maui
where they are attacked by JapS
and then takes off for Hickam
Field where they witness the de-
VaStation the enemy has wrought.
But they are ordered on 10 the
Philippines, stopping only mo-
neHtaFily at Wake Island 20 FefHei
and say good-by 10 that gallant
company of marines. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Roddy Owns
War Bonnet

RODDY MCDONALD is back
from a tour of northern and
middle western states 10 start
work in White Cliffs Of Dover
At N-G-M soon.
The English boy actor now con-
siders himself completely Amer
icanized. for he brought back a
real war bonnet with him The
fancy head-dress was the gift Of
the Tie tribe of Indians Of White
Rock, Utah. near Salt Lake, At
ceremonies naming Roddy Little
Chief White Owl"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Cans Save Day

TIE PRESENT mc'al shortage
has caused Tony OrdoEu Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer prop man, 10 re-
sort 20 his own ingenuity
For a scene IN a Thousand
Shall Fall." metal identification
tags were needed 10 be worn by
Pierre Aumont Gene Kelly Rich
ard Whorf md roo other Free
French prisoners intClncd m p
NaH prison camp Tony requested
each member Of the cast 10 bring
in ono tomato can and fashioned
perfect dog tags
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
4 HELPING HAND

After exhaustive questioning by
the German police, the girl is per-
nTtted TO 70 home, but she has
not revealed her secret She then
aids the underground in protect
ing Donievy, even 10 the point Of
loosing her fiance, Dennis O'Keefe.
Realizing that the true assassin
viii never be delivered 10 them
the Germans accept n Czech
traitor as the murderer. and the
Czech people take up the fight
for freedom anew.
Donlevy's performance is very
well done, although he IS a little
10 fearless 10 be entirely realistic.
OF course that is, perhaps the
fault Of the script Anna Lee
gives a fair performance as does
Dennis O,keefe.
II viewer, the outstanding
members of the cast are Alexander
, Granach as the Gestapo agent,
who is the movie Prussian par
excellence. and Gene Eockhart as
the sniveling traitor. 1t is such a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
HuddIe Interrupted

WHILE ~ a production hud-
die yesterday Joe Ansen. who IS
assistant 10 Metro = Goldwyn =
Mayer producer. Pete Smith, was
advised by telephone that his wife
Dorothy, had just given birth 20
twin boys az the CedaTS Of
Lebanon Hospital
=. s. The production huddle"
was in connection with Smiths
forthcoming speciality, The Prac-
teal Joker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Films in Review
BY CHARLES GENTRY
'Desperadoes.
Exciting
At Fox

YOU CAN put on your boots
and saddle old Jim and ride again
through another wild and Techni-
color Western this week because
The Despcradoes " which opened
at the Fox yesterday. has just
about everything a Sagebrush saga
can offer
=Do=yeti ant Drawing HfeH5
painted women, an innocent her
one. a noble sheriff, a thunder
ing herd and blazing gunfre =?
Well come and get them all in
one picture. because if you think
the movies are fresh out of any
Of these fast and furious features,
you are sadly mistaken.
Thank heaven there are no
priorities on Observation-Disclosures
melodrama and that we have
films Ike -Resperadoes1 10
prove it,
Sure, it's made according 10 a
formula that's As tried and -tFte
as William s. Harris stern look,
bat you haven't lost your taste
for a steak because it's cooked the
way you always wanted II.
Westerns like this-one3
always fiji the bill and we mean
that literally, because they don't
ttry-to-b art involved or ary-
thing other than just good luSty
entertainment.
When you discover something
that can take the place Of prairie
passion, you'd better get a copy
wright Immediately
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Baseball Undoinq
Of Desi Arnaz

BECAUSE HE'S a casualty Of
war DeSi ArnaZ is the most
embarrassed private IN Uncle
Sam armed force.
Baseball. not bombs did the
trick In a baseball game re-
Gently At Arlington Field where
he IS stationed Pvt vArnal IN a
wild attempt al a home run fell
Spralned b., knee. tearing tho
llgaments Of his right lec
Hell he m a cast for the next
eight weeks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21

at all. Early
in the war.
he took a
vow not 10
paint another
picture until
I h q w a +
ended.
But" he
said, things
like that just
don't w or X
q u I. Lik .
T a II u All
Ii n n X head
m a King a
re OIL ution
not to taste
a m N 4 N q r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21

PROVING THAT fact sprlnkled
lightly with fiction makes for a
good movie. Hangmen Also De
proves an exciting drama AZ the
Palms-State.
Based on the murder Of Rein
hard Heydrich assistant 10 the
well hated Himmler, the story de-
Inmates an imaginary but plausI-
bic account of what might have
happened in The city Of Prague
following the assassination.
4 year ago this month, Heyd-
rich was shot by an unknown
person or persons. Among the
gueSSeS rampant at the time, the
theory that member- Of the
Czechoslovakian underground had
been responsible for the killing
was most generally accepted.
Acting on that premise, the
film shows Brian Donlevy as the
assassin His planned method OF
escape frustrated by the Gestapo.
Donlevy seeks shelter with Prof.
Novotny. played by Walter Bren-
nan. and his family The pro-
lessons daughter Anna Lee, real
ICES that DOnlevy IS the man for
whom the German agents are
seeking, and is terror-Strlcken
when she learns that persons and
their families who shelter the
fugitive viii be shot sHHmaFaFily-
The Gestapo take the profess
s0r rs one Of t1e hostages for the
crime. and Miss Lee decides 10
60 10 the Gestapo with her infor-
nation in order 10 save her
father. Once al headquarters. she
learns that the assassin has be-
come a symbol of freedom 10 the
Czech people and that the under
ground is ready te- protect his
identity at any cost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
EXCELLENTLY FILMED

Even the scenes in miniature
arc well done Usually those toy
hoatS-in-a.bathtub shots are as
p N ony as a Nazi promise. but
these arc most cleverly contrived
Also they have been scrambled
together with actual shots so that
the entire Of effect is that Of
"newsreality."
Even if you think you've filled
your quota Of air warfare films
don't miss Air Force. II moves
right up TO the top of the list.
On the same bill, if YOU care.
there's a baseball comedy called
Ladies Day with Lupe Nelez
trying n get 10 first base while
Eddie Albert is in there pitching
in some very tritc situations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Bon OFFICE AMBUSH

DISmounting in front of The Fox
Yesterday and tossing the bride
TO usher -StFellad- ZIP te-the
box Office and put both guns on
the counter.
Pardon us. miss" We said
taking a chaw Of baccy, but
would please be 40 kind as To
tell us about these here 'Des-
peradoes'? We sure would APP
preciate II, ma'am."
She looked up at us with startled
eyes as blue as the hills up tc
the North and said in a voice as
soft as wind blowing across prairie
grass;
"Nhy, sir, you see Glenn Ford
Is a young outlaw, who with his
friend, Quinn Williams, comes TO
small Western town, in order
10 rob a bank.
THE DOUBLE CROSS
He has been hired by the
town banker, Porter Hall, and a
rascally old gentleman, Edgar
Buchanan, in order 10 frame
the robbery, but on his arrival
he discovers that the two crooks
haven't waited for him, but have
hired a shady character to go
through with It,.
Ford soon discovers that the
town sheriff. Randolph Scott, j.
an old friend of his. but one who
is still curious about his presence
in town. He also finds that
Buchanan has very pretty
daughter in Evelyn Reyes, to
whom ne is very much attracted.
A GREAT FIGHT
when the sheriff seems to he
getting warm on the trail Of
the real robber. the guilty
parties gang up and try TO
frame Ford. A terrific barroOm
brawl follows and II really Is
one OF the highlights of the pic
ture. Everything but the screen
gets smashed, but finally Ford
lands in Jail.
Realizing at the trial that
things ara going badly. the sher-
iff manages 10 let Ford and his
pal escape. q good deed that
puts the sheriff right behind
bars.
when Ford learns this and
that he's not likely 10 see Evelyn
Reyes again, he leads a stamped
ing herd of wild horses back 10
town and literally tramples the
truth out OF the bad men.
Evelyn's father confesSes and
Ford and the girl are married
right in the jail.
QUITE A CAST
Claire Trevor plays the fallen
angel Of the gambling establish
ment who wins at cards but
loses out with Ford, while RAY
mond Walburn, plays the fidgety
old Judge.
It's really very exciting and
the photography, especially Of
the open spaces In color, are
beautiful. You should like IL,
she said
Thank YOU, that's good
enough for us" we said and
went right through 10 see this
here picture
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Jack Pickering
Here
and
u OW

PROFILE: One OF the men
designing camouflage to protect
war factories from aerial attack
is a Detroit artist, George Van
Sake.
Like many artists, Van Sake
found his nerves so upset by the
war that he didn't want TO paint
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21

satisfaction when Lockhart gers
his Just deserts as the Qmsling
who dds in his own trap
As usual Walter Brennan gives
a sympathetic performance as the
professor who hopes that no
Czech VIII disclose the informa-
ton leading 10 the betrayal OF
Donlevy even 10 save his own
life However, Brennan is A little
too American 20 oe a successful
European.
ONE OF MANY
This is Just one of a multitude
of pictures built around the incl
dents and C1dTdCreTs or me var.
While most Of them are fads Of
the moment and lack any real
artistic value, the fact remains
that they are an aid TO the war
effort as propaganda material
Hollywood ingenuity has MAIDS
them plausible. and has given llfa
and form 10 situations which re-
main words on a page when they
are read in newspaper accounts.
The film does not delve into
the other aspects Of the case, the
murder of Lidice is left untouched.
-R4t-Lidiea- has heeR- exploited
quite enough and we are grateful
10 the producer for leaving that
hparthreakinp story out Of the