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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-03
IF Johnny Comes
Home On Furlough
Get Extra Rations!

In answer 20 the question
asked by the mothers Of boys
In the service, "What shall ]
do about supplying him ratloned
feed when no h. home GA fur-
Iough," che local ration board
office will provide these men
with all0tments Of 1 pound Of
coffee for each eurlOugh period,
o half pound Of sugar 0 week,
and 10 points for canned goods
for each seven days on fur.
Tough. upon presentation OF
Identified tlOn ana furl0ugh pa.
pers, IL was announced by MRS.
Charlotte Root, chairman OF the
fOOd panel.
II tho happy warrior is In
need Of shoes, he will DO Obllged
10 furnish o letter from his
commanding officer and LEGAL
storekcepers will be pleased 10
service him. Otherwise Coupon
No. ~ will be demanded Of him
when making o purchase.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-03

New York, March 3.-~(UP)-The
weather bureau today ordered
storm warnings from south OF Block
Island 70 Cape Hatteras, including
Chesapeake and Delaware Bays,
predicting increasing winds which
viii reach q force Of 30 70 40 miles
"A b0ur this aftaFunnn end tonight
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-03
CARDINALS HEART
GAINING STRENGTH

London, March 9.-(Up)-Arthpy
Cardinal IElngley, arChbiShop Of
Westminster, spent Q good night
after showing slight Improvement
last evening, II was announced To-
day,
The head OF the Catholic church
IN England 10 grayeiy III following q
heart attack.
A bulletin, aigned BY Or. Alan
WlRnOld, said the cardinals heart
nsAs N4&AkWa ekNaMAfaA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-03
Raj Aerial Offensive
Past Week Heaviest
In History Of Nazis
Wells Craig, 60,
Found Dead In
Dentists Office

found dead shortly after
o'clock this morning the ocO Of Dr. DNcoa at 1853 Grand
pame anltOr Craig apparently
attack collapsed N his time after entering
building o'clock Cusomariy reported according
medical authorities.
found lying the floor Of The Office BY Miss Vivian
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-03

Adult Training for olSlce JOBS, Day
ana Evening. Post Junlor College Of
CoAmmango@
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-03
EARLYATTACK
EPLANNEDBY
ALLIED HEADS
9Th Army to Crack Enemy
Defenses With Full
Equipment
0VERWHELM GERMANS
WITH ONE BLOW AIM
Air Superiority Enables
Allies to Move Guns and
Men In Daylight
BY NED RUSSELL

CUnlted Press staff COrFespOndenO
With the British Eighth
Army In Southern Tunisia,
February 2s. - CUP -
(Delayed) - The Eighth
Army will burst through the
Maleth Line and Axis de-
fenSes ct the Gabes bottle
neck the moment Lieutenant
General Bernard L. Mont
gonlery Is confident he has
enough tanks, guns men and planes
for N overwhelming attack.
Montgomery, commanding the
Eighth Army, will not bulge until
that moment has arrived. A..
That has been the secret Of his
SUCCESS over l,400 miles OF desert
battle ground, from III Alamein TO
Trlpoli, and he and every man IN
his army knows that tho Afrika
Korps cannot DO finally beaten with
out the proper preparation.
] HoW from III Alan1ein 70 TTlpoli,
and drove from Trlpoli TO tho pres
ent front, and / know that Mont.
gomeTy considers preparation. His
transport, thousands OF vehicles,
flows across dusty roads, paved
roads and rough sand tracks In end
less streams.
There 10 IN emphatic difference
between tho Eighth Arlny's and the
British First Arny's transport IN
northern Tunigia, ] saw conveys OF
$50 trucks moving cautiously OF
hight.
Hundreds In Convoy
Down here, hundreds OF vehicles
make I'D O single convey, and ]
seemed 10 DO passing O new convoy
every few minutes. IN tho forward
area, hundreds OF vehicles were dis
porsed over the flat desert plain %
far % tho eye could see.
Decisive superiority In the Or has
enabled Montgomery TO move guns,
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13
Italska verejnost posloucha
cely svet.
P1Se Bert Wyler {:

Chiasso, svycarsko (ONA)
Italsky lid konecne Sc dov1da
CO Sc dele v ostatnlm svete. O.
byvatelstvo smf poslouchati
neutralnf rozhlas a zpravy O
velkych udalostech jake padu
Catanie a Orelu Sc k nemu do
stava bez censury fasistickych
1TadG.
Je tn Size stale zakaz posle-
chu britskeho rozhlasu ale nj
kdo tento zakaz nebeTe vazne,
Je dostatek dGvodd k domnen-
ce, re italske relace Londyna a
Ameriky mali velky pocet po-
sluchac1 v Italii.
Italstf d6lnfci pTedaci v prd-
m~yslovych mestech, kde delnic
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13
SportOvnf Hl1dka.
KRfzKOVE
ZAPASY v COLISEUM.

PT1stf 1tery, dine II. srpna
Mr.. Ed Contos poTadatel kr1z-
kovych zapas1 pripravuje veil
&c slibny program v Air-Cooled
Coliseum. Ma programu 1cast
brati budou nejvyhlasenejsf
zapasn1ci.
V hlavnfm zapase ktery ur-
cen ma dobu jedn6 porazky u
cinkovati budou:
1.-TWO Ton Blimp" Martin
Levy, 670 ID. (svetovy ~nejtezsf
zapasnfk) VS.. George Maori
~costas, 218 ID. The Golden
Greek.
Ma v~seobecnou zadost zapas
dvojic.
Johnnie Long, 2O5 Id. z Bal
timore a Maurice LaChappelle,
1877 lb. z Francie VS.. Michael
Leone, 225 Id. Detroit Italian
Terror) a Dick Lever, 235 ID.
z Nashville, Tenn.
Vftezi zfskati musf dive vi
tezstvi re tfech utkan1.
V nasledujfcfm zapase ktery
urcen ma dobu jedne porazky
1cinkuj1:
Chief Thunderbird, 226 ID.
Indian z Victoria, B. C. VS.. Big
Ben Morgan, 313 Id. z Texasu.
V nasledujfcfch 2 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazky 1cinkuj1:
Jack Wentworth, 225 10. z
Toronto, Canada VS.. Babe Shar-
key, 253 Id. z Kanady.
Joe Vanski, 221 Id. Polak VS..
Babu Tabu, 220 Id. Oklahom-
sky Indian.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13

Pokud Sc tyce Italie, je pray
da, re vlada, ktera zavlekla L
tall do zkazonosne valky pad
la, ale Nemci, kterym tato Via
da slouzila, jsou stale jeste "
Italii.
Ale at Sc italsky lid a ital-
ska vlada, pokud vdbec je ne
jaka vlada Italii = zapama-
tujf, re prvnf podmfnkou toho,
ably mohli op6t zaujmout cest-
ne m1sto mezi narody sveta je
= vyhnat Nemce.
Opet jednou je 1kol ItalG
jasny. Ease jake "a dob MAJ
ziniho a Garibaldiho, ano ba i
Ia dob Cavourovych a Viktora
Emanuela Velkeho. Mussolini
je { ale Nemci tn jeste jsou.
Pamatujte 81, co Tekl loni anne
ricky ministr zahranic1, Cordell
Hull. "Jen ten narod ma pra-
vo ma svobodu, ktery je ocho-
ten Ia nj bojovat."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13

zepta proc jsem Sc neobratil
ma pravidelne soudy pax mu
mohu jenom odpovedt: "V teto
iodine jsem byl zodpovedny
"a osud nemeckeho lidu a dial
jsem rozkaz p~ostrflet vedoucf."
Tohle by melo stacit pro ka-
zdy soud.
Mussolini stejnym zpGsobem
prevail zodpovednost "a vraz-
du poslance Matteotiho, ktery
vedl oposici prot nemu, a stej-
ne jake Hitler byl "a to chva-
len.
V radach nizsfch predakd O.
sy je prebytek dokladn prot
valecnym zlocinc1m. Kazdy a.
mericky zalobce a navladnf by
mohli odsoudit Himmlery, An
tonescy, Pavelice, Frankly, Tt
sy a Tuky re vsech zlocinnG
trestn1ho zakonnlku.
A porotci byt Sc budou sebe.
vice namahat udrzet vyrovna.
ny 1sudek, prijmou sc sympa.
tiemi kazdou obzalobu prot
temto valecnym zlocinc1m.
(ONA)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13
Italstf fasisti jig utikaji.

Washington (ONA) - Zdej-
81 diplomaticke kruhy oznamu-
il, re byvaly generaln1 sekre-
tar fasisticke strany, Ettore
Mutt, prchl v prGvodu jinych
predn1ch fasist1 do Spanelska.
Jejich 1tek a pTipravovany u
tex Mussoliniho pres Portugal
sko do Argentiny byly ddvo-
dem k vystraze presidenta
Roosevelta neutralGm.
Censura v Madride byla 20
strena, ably nevySlo ma jevo, re
do Spanelska pribyli cetnf ital-
stf fasiste, a pax take proto, a.
by Sc svet nedozvedel jak Spa
nelska verejnost prijala pad
Mussoliniho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13
Wisconsin je prvni prot
cernemu trhu.

Wisconsin je prvnim staten
V Uni, ktery ma zakon proti
cernemu trhu. Tento zakon 90
depsal 1faduj1c1 guverner Wal
ter S. Goodland.
Novy zakon jake maximalnf
tresty ustanovuje pokutu $3.50
nebo 80 dnf v6zenf jak pro kup
&c tax i prodavajfcfho, pokud
Jde O nezakonne obchodovanf
s pfidelovanymi zivotnfmi DO
tfebami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13

two podnika pdlhodinove vyse-
davaci stavky jasne rfkajf Via
de i voJsku, re toto prerusova-
nj prace Dude trvat tax dlouho
pokud Marsal Badoglio Dude
trvat ma dcasti Italie We valce.
Byval1 f~asisticti stoupenci
rychle odstranujf stopy sveho
pfislusenstvf We strane aby sc
vyhnuli lidovemu trestu. FARO
ven pokracuje odstranovanf ia
slstlckeho odznaku re vsech
vefeJnych budov, 1rednfch vo-
zidel a odznakn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13
Recka guerillova armada ceka
ma powell k uderu.

Recka armada v poctu 49,
600 muzG v guerillovych thu
pach je pfipravena pomoci
spoJencGm pri osvobozenf Rec
ka zpod nadvlady osy, prohla-
sill Georges Christopoulos, BY
valy generaln1 sekretaT fecke-
no ministerstva informaci v
Londyne. Christopoulos pfibyl
do New Yorku letadlem ma ces-
te do Chicago, kde Sc ujme L.
fadu reckeho konsula.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13

PRODA Sc domek O 7 svet-
nic1ch, koupelne a garazi cfslo
2406 E. Eager st. Domek jest
pronajaty. Informujte Sc u:
Jerry Francfk, 1904 Yorkshire
Drive. Telefon TU xedo 1914.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13
Turkyne zabita " Rhine.

Instabud, Turecko:- Poole
zpravy byla Mrs. Gunseli Yer
CINE, manzelka legacnfho rady
tureckeho velvyslanectvf v RI
me zastrelena pfi prestrelce
mezi fasisty a Timskou policif.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13
Maly OznamOvatel.
HELP SALE
KOUPfME DUN IA HOTOvE

O 5 neb 6 svetnic1ch v Severe
vychodn1m Baltimore. Mattel
dun ma prodej, Dynamite to do
redakce Telegram, 843 N.
Washington st.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13

Prinasime vam vynatky PROBE
WI Elmera Davisa, Teditele a.
merickeho uradu v~alecnych in
formaci, prosloveneho dine z.
srpna " alzirskem rozhlasu
Spojenych narodi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13
Nsmci Sc stehuji do Poznans.

Londyn (ONA): = Zapado-
polske mesto Poznan, ktere
pred polsko-nemeckou valkou
melo 1000 NemcG ma jich n.y.
nj $4,000. Vetsina novych Mem
Gu jsou uprchlfci z bombardo-
vanych oblast1 PoruTi a Poryn1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13

formaci, prosloveneho dine z.
srpna " alzirskem rozhlasu
Spojenych narodI.
Pfede dvema tydny jsem byl
jeste We Washingtonu, v hlav-
MIN meste statu, ktery je We
valce.
Amerika je We valce, naplno
We valce, a ZGstane We valce S
vlteznym c1lem pred sebou, po-
kud poslednf z nasich nepTatel
nebude srazen k zemi.
Pred tydnem, jsem byl liz
Ease v Londyne. Taktez v hlav-
MIN meste statu, ktery je We
valce. Zajiste vsichni vzpomi-
nate dolby, kdy Angle vzdoro-
vala sama a Angle vzdoruje
dodnes. Ami veskera moe Lut-
waffy v dobe sve nejvetsf silly,
nebyla s to, ably il zlomila.
Prede dvema lety, kdyz jsem
byl v Anglii naposledy, angelic
ka mesta byla spalena a pobo-
rena pc one straslive zine. ale
Angle vydrzela a zadny Angli
can nepochyboval O tom, re je-
no vlast zvitezf.
Ones, Angle jiz nenf deiis-
tenn hrdinne obrany. Ones je
zakladnou velke a rostoucl o.
fensivy.
A nyni jsem We trech nede-
Itch jiz v tfetfm hlavnfm me-
ste bojuj1c1ho naroda: nebot
Alzlr, je pro tuto chvfli hlav-
MIN mestem valc1cf Francie a
Dude Jim az do dine, kdy Dude
republika obnovena a PaTiz O.
svobozena.
Vsude kolem sebe vidfm ros-
touc1 bojovnou sflu Francie.
Move stejnokroje a - coz je
dGlezitejsi, move valecne zbra-
ne, kterymi jsou .francouzske
armady vyzbrojeny a nova MIRA
vn1 s1la a rozhodnost, ktera Sc
dostavila pc sjednocen1 fran
couzskeho vojenskeho velenf.
Ale nejsou to jen Francouzi,
Britove a Americana, v arma-
dach a posadkach lodi, kteTi
nastupujf re svych africkych
zakladen k boji "a osvobozen1
Evropy.
V techto lodstvech a arma-
dach ma zemi a We vzduchu
jsou take Polaci a Cesi, Rekove
a Holandane a Norove, kter1
vsichni bojujf "a osvobozen1
svych zem1 cd jha utlacovatelI
A tyto utlacovatele, ktere spa
chali strasne zlociny ma obyva-
telstvu obsazenych zemf, oce-
kava spravedliva odplata. Cd
plata, ktera Sc den ode dine jas
n6ji rysuje.
Pred trent sty Lefty -. pred
dvema sty Lefty -. pred jedn1m
stoletfm, pribyli nasi predkove
do Ameriky z touhy pc svobo-
de. Nyn1, abychom ubranili
svobodu, kterou oni z1skali, vra
cine Sc do Evropy, abychom tn
svobodu obnovili, a vine, re
name spojence lidu kazde
obsazene zeme mnoho je|
tech, kteT1 pokracujf v boji vi
pOdZemi a nescetne mnozstvl
je tech, kterf p%ovstanou az ma
dejde okamzik. Svobodny lid
sveta je ma pochodu a zadna
sfla ma zemi jej nezadrz1.
Kdysi zili v Italii Tide, kteT1
milovali svobodu, a veru, i v
Nemecku, byli takovf Tide. ia
sam jsem vnuk nemeckeho re-
volucionaTe z roku osmactyri-
cateho, vnuk muze, ktery milo
val Nemecko. Ale dostal Sc do
Ameriky, jake mnoho jinych
NemcG, a mel ma vybranou byt
bud Nemec anebo byt svobod-
ny.
Jsou-li jeste Nemci, kter1 mi
luj1 svobodu, - ne svobodu ty-
ranisovat jine donna a "a hra-
nicemi, ale svobodu samostatne
myslit, svobodu mluvit a svo-
bodu lit zivotem svobodnych
lidi jsou-H jeste Nemci to-
hoto druhu, pax at prokazf sve
city ciny, " cas- slova polka
nj, az prohrajou valku, nepo-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13

Sc Svetnicovy Domek "
Geske ctvrti. Koupim "a hotove.
Piste do "Telegrafu'', Box rs,
843 N. Washington St.
Evening star., 1943-08-02
Mr.. G. Frets for Future,
Handles Present Himself
BY JAY CARMODY.

One Of Charles Cobun most harrassing
taught the
shoppes glamour
Evening star., 1943-08-02

people gather to discuss the eccen-
tricities of their best friends.
The man had point.
X X
Mr.. Coburn, who suddenly seems
AS indispensable to the movies as
titles or stories talthough the latter
are not regarded as absolutely in
diSpensable), was a long time in
being discovered by Hollywood He
goes all the way back to Sarah Bern
hardt without being a contemporary
of hers, but it was not until five
years ago that he went all the way
out to Hollywood. That is a long
time to resist a place so alluring,
but Mr.. Coburn was busy acting on
Broadway, college campuses, rural
churches and everywhere else he
thought people might, or should,
love the theater. In the summer,
when the theaters other disciples
went West to pick up some easy
money, Mr.. Coburn was always busy
with the Mohawk Drama Festival
in Schenectady. Gasoline rationing
did him in on that. interrupting in
1941 his practice of coming back
from Hollywood once he had arrived
there, which was 1898.
The former Savannah boy, now so
years removed from his Georgia ac-
cent, was looked upon with kind
of awe in his first days in cinema
land. His association with Shakes
peare and other august authors was
something his new bosses had heard
about 1t left them with a feeling
that he must be an institution and
his first assignments had to do
with history and biography, both
related to the past.
The idea that such a big man
with so many years behind him
could be comic character was quite
tardy-as so many ideas are-in
dawning upon Mr.. C's new asso-
ciates.
First and most logical man In
Hollywood to have the notion was
Carson Kanin who was a brilliant
chap in more ways than knowing
Coburn'S abilities. He wanted him
for his tender, sophisticated tale,
Bachelor Mother" which was one
of the best comedies of it's year.
"A COMEDIAN people went around
saying of Coburn after that as If
Evening star., 1943-08-02
Special Box Office
To Handle Tickets
For ARMY Show

In preparation for the gala pre-
mlere of Irving Berlin's This Is
the Army" which is being presented
at Warner Bros Earle Theater on
August IL at $50 pm, a special
box office for the sale of tickets
has been set up at the corner of
Thirteenth and E streets NV.
The booth will maintain ticket
selling hours as follows: Monday
through Friday, 10 am. to 10 pm;
Saturday, 1915 a m. to 1890 am,
and Sunday, 1890 pm. to 10 pm.
Tickets will be for the opening
performance only and range in
price from $275 to $40. All prices
include Federal tax and all seats
are reserved.
In order to accommodate those
persons wishing tickets and unable
to get downtown, the First Night
ers' Committee" of which Mrs.
George R. Holmes is chairman, has
arranged with all Warner Bros. the
aters in the District of Columbia to
receive orders at their respective
box offices.
Evening star., 1943-08-02

he had not been a comedian, among
other things, for almost half a CEN
tury "A comedian! Imagine that,
old Coburn comedian"
Mr.. Coburn was on his way then
as one of the cinema's most engag-
ing funny men. the rather wonder
full stuffed shirt fuss-budget, Col
Blimp type.
1t was not until this season that
Coburn reached his full Towering
one of the fullest in the history of
Towering. as funny man. He was
that in The More the Merrier." He
is that in The Costant Nymph." He
will be that in Heaven Can Wait"
He may be that in still other pic
lures to come, but there's enough to
make something significant when
they come as close together as that.
1t may be that Mr. c is thinking
of the futures actors because he
wants a rest.
Could be. The future might well
disturb man who is handling the
present single handed.
Adoenda: Tonight's performance
Of East Lynne" by the Willard Music
Hall group will be benefit for the
Blue Star Mothers Flying Fortress
fund But it will be just a
big theater party initiating things,
not an occasion for selling bonds
Miss Ruth Mitchell will speak
between acts "Hitler's Hang
man. scheduled for the Capitol
weeks ago probably will make it
yet . 1t is due to be screened
tomorrow unless still another some
thing intervenes.
Evening star., 1943-08-02
Mitchells Find It's Love

and a few weeks ago I had to leave
the picture for eight days because of
trouble with adhesions. When 7
came back Paul Henreid cher lead
Ing NAM got sick. Then the Gamer
man broke his leg. Then Vincent
Sherman tthe directcr) was ILL.,"
1 ask Sherman how he feels now
He gives a hollow cough, and thinks
he'll live.
It's jinx production says Miss
Lupino, who warns me to leave
quickly before anything happens to
me. I left.
Betty Cradle was at the Holly
wood canteen last Monday with
Husband Band leader Harry James.
1t was their first appearance since
tner marriage. the Ray Mil
lands. since the rumors of a marital
rift, have been dining out assiduous-
ly to prove that they are happy.
Jean Cabin is feeling embarrassed
because he said elaborate good
bys' to all his Hollywood friends
before departing for Washington
to, get his final instructions for the
journey to England and the fight
ing French headquarters. He is
back again because the biggies in
Washington said he could do more
good by making pictures that could
Evening star., 1943-08-02
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showino

Capitol-''Du Barry Was a Lady"
from the stage success: 10 am,
12:40, 800. 6:05, 8:45 and 1125 pm.
Stage shows: 11:50 am, 2:30, SIS,
7:55 and 10:40 pm.
Columbia-"Lady of Burlesque, +"
after Gypsy Rose Lee: IL am, los,
$40, $40, 7:30 and 940 pm.
Earle-"The Constant Nymph," a
new amour for Boyer: 9:15 and
HAS am. 2:15, 4:50, 7:2O and 9:55
pm, 1890 am. Stage shows: 11:10
am, lao, AIS, 6:45, 9:20 and l1:55
pm.
Keith's - "Bombardier," Pat o.
Brien at the sights: 1875 am, 1;35,
3:35, 5:35, 7:35 and 9:35 pm.
Little-"The Golem," with Harry
Baur: II am, los, 3:15, 5:25, 7:35
and GAS pm.
Metropolitan "Desperadoes,"
gunplay in the West: 1l:25 am,
1870, $3.50, 5:35, 7:35 and $40 pm.
Palace - "Coney Island" Betty
Cradle in technicolor: II am, ITO,
BIS, 5:25, 7:30 and $40 pm.
Pix-"Broadway Bill" another by
Capra: l, 3:2O, $50, S:15 and 1926
pm, 1880 am.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts:
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1943-08-02
Michael Makes a Haul

Producer Michael Myerberg never
leaves Catholic University Theater
empty-handed.
Last year while readying his
"Skin of Our Teeth" he heard
that fellow producers Eddie Dowling
and Gilbert Miller were going to
Washington to take a look at
Walter Kerr's hilarious comedy,
Art and Prudence" Myerberg's sew
eral years as Leopold Stokowski's
manager had taught him the value
of movement, especially accelerated
tempo The first and fastest train to
the Capital was the Myerberg way
to see what Bowling and Miller
planned to see.
What Myerberg saw became
Myerberg's property. He refused to
leave Father Hartke's Office before
extracting the promises of an op-
ton from Walter Kerr, At the
moment art and Prudence now
titled, Star Dust" is being
cast in preparation for its Broad
way opening in the fall.
That leads to the next Catholic
University Theater Myerberg epi-
sode. Two hundred young actors
passed through the Myerberg office
Evening star., 1943-08-02
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

I1oLL WooD.
Thomas Mitchell divorced his first
wife after 18 years of marriage.
They each married again, and then
divorced their second mates. Then
they remarked each other Latest
reports give this latter marriage a
forever" label, although Tommy's
wife spends most of her time on their
Oregon farm where they have so
cows, plus 3-year-old granddaugh-
ter about whom Mitchell would
rather talk than about any one or
anything else in the world.
Barbara Stanwyck's next picture
is Double Indemnity" and she has
a new leading man. Byron Barr.
This makes two new leading men in
row for Barbara. In Lady of
Burlesque,' Barbara had Michael
(Eddie) O'Shea. Byron Barr also
happens to be the real name of Gig
Young. The new Byron swears that
it's his real name too. All of which
sounds like lot of future confusion.
Mr.. Barr is said to be an Alan
Ladd" type, and at the moment
works in a defense plant by day
and in little theaters in the evening,
where he was discovered by talent
scout Old-t time Actor Reginald
Denny has been frozen" according
to his pretty daughter Barbara. He
is now making radio planes for
target practice for the Army And
the Government is allowing him only
three weeks off year to make pic
lures. Which means of course that
he is not making any.
=
Ida Lupino looks pale, says she Is
sick II have to have another opera
ton one Of these days" she tells me
on the I'm Our Time" set. Five
years ago I had my appendix out,
Evening star., 1943-08-02

AnsWer-Pass. You do not want a
grand slam (because your partner
cannot have very big hand or he
would not have bid three trump
risking pass by you earlier). Con-
ceivably your partner made his first
tWo-club response on something like
S. x x, H. A j X, D. K XXX x,
G. K J X, because he was too strong
for response of two diamonds or
one no-trump and too weak for two
no-trump. Score 100 per cent for
pass.
Question No. 1,452.
Today you are Howard Schenken'S s
partner. You are vulnerable and
have 30 on score; your opponents are
not vulnerable. You deal and hold ::
4 AJ6
09752
0 A K 43
= AS
What do you bid? ANSWER to-
morrow
Evening star., 1943-08-02

long haired males or Short-halred
females who have read book about
it.
Mr.. Coburn feels very keenly about
1t and is doing what he can, per-
sonally, to remedy the situation by
teaching at the University of Cali
fornia of Los Angeles, known on
the sports pages as U. C. L. A.
There is a funny aspect of Mr..
Coburns concern over which his
friends are laughing these days.
1t is that he is doing the work of
approximately four actors. four very
good actors, and that there is no
indication that he will not go on
forever.
He should worry about the guam
tity or the quality of actors semi
cynic said of him the other day in
one of these places where Hollywood