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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-07
Salvage Funds
May Aid Penny
Milk Program,

AS soon as an approximate
81 500 collected in various scrap
funds becomes available, no
more than $500 of the total will
be expended to underwrite the
penny milk fund for children
in public and parochial schools.
the city commission decided last
night.
After Harold Lindsey, COM
mander of the Mount Clemens
Civilian Defense Corps, safe
that the Council of Defense fav-
orted the expenditure, Mayor
Donald r. Weston ,orf comment
ed that the city commission
lacks authority to spend CD
funds.
Lindsey said Mrs. Paul w.
Mckee, city salvage chairman,
had several times sought to turn
the money over to the city, but
each time was baked for lack
of special city fund set up.
The milk fund Will receive
the $500 at the rate of $50 per
month for five months as soon
as the switch of funds is made.
The total is sufficient to get
I he project started, Lindsey
said.
Only objection came from
Commissioner Thomas G.. Long
staff who pointed 6rt that par
ents are capable of buying all
the milk they want for their
children now that everybodys
working"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-07

Three hundred seeds may be
produced by single dandelion
head.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
REMOVE SHOES

His statements were emphasized
by such kicking against the cell,
said police. that II was necessary
for them to remove his shoes 10
end the disturbance.
On their report. police made a
notation I hat Mankiewicz, who
lives at 1105 Tower road. was in
sulting. sarcastic, impolite and
talkative"
Pending X-rays. which her hus-
band said were 10 be taken. the
full extent OF Mrs. Gershwin's in
iuries were not known. She was
first treated at the Beverly Hills
Receiving Hospital for a deep cash
over the right temple and bruised
knees, and then removed to her
home al l021 RoSbury drive.
Also taken 10 the hospital were
her passengers. Peggy Morton. her
h 5 b and S secretary, and Mrs.
Annie Jones, a Negro woman who
is Gershwin'S laundress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

~ YOU suffer from rheumatic. ar
thrills or neuritis pain. try this simple
inexpensive home recipe that thou
sands are using. Get package Of
Ru.Ex Compound. a two-week supply.
today Mix II with a quart OF water.
add the juice 81 lemons. It's easy. No
trouble At ali and pleasant. You need
only 3 tablespoonful two times day.
often within IS hours-sometimes over
nj cht-splendid results are obtained. III
the pains do not quickly leave and II
YOU do not feel better. return the empty
package and Ru.EN will cost you moth
ing TO try as IL j. sold by your druggist
under an absolute money hack guaran-
tee Ru-Fx Compound Is for sale and
recommended by drug stores every
" here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
SECRETARY SHAKEN

The secretary was said 10 have
been shaken" in the crash. and
the laundress repeatedly received
injuries 10 her forehead, left elbow
and knees.
Mankiewicz was described by
the arresting officer as having
walked with difficulty at the scene
of the crash. In his report, Officer
Pierce wrote:
II detected aIcoh oi on his
breath and when I asked him TO
step across the street he
stumbled and nearly fell.
His gait was staggering. his
speech was slurred and he was
quite talkative.
His eyes and pupils were
dilated. He admitted 10 having
been drinking. and said, 4 am
drunk, this Is all my fault"
In 1881. according to Beverly
Hills police records. the writer
was cited for allegedly failing 10
make boulevard stop and two
days later the case was dismissed.
although warrant the day before
had been issued against Mankie-
WicZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Geneyieye Duffy

Funeral services will be held
Monday for Miss Genevieve Duffy,
who taught Greek and Latin 70
many hundreds OF Detroiters al
old Central High School and later
at Northwestern.
Mass will be sung AT $50 a. m.
at SITS. Peter and Paul Jesuit
Church, and burial will be in Ann
Arbor, where Miss Duffy was
born. She died Thursday at her
home, 119 Bethune, after a long
illness.
Miss Duffy. a teacher for 25
years, retired in 1924. Many of the
city's most prominent citizens
were among her pupils.
Surviving are three brothers,
Nate NJ. and Joseph p. Duffy of
Detroit: James T.. Duffy of Bay
City. and two sisters. Miss Irene
Duffy and Mrs. William c. Thomp-
son Of Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Obituaries
William 5. Mackenzie

William S. Mackenzie. 65-year-
old locomotive engineer for the
Ford Motor Co. will be entombed
at Evergreen Cemetery. Monday
afternoon, after funeral services in
the Harper Mulligan Funeral
Home, 1880 Hamilton. at p. m.
Mr.. Mackenzie. whose home was
at 1886 Fairfield, was born in
Ontario. He lived in Detroit %
years, and was member of the
Calumet Lodge. F. and A. M, and
Nicola Lodge !. o. o. +.
He is survived by four children,
Mrs. Bernice w. Arnold, Mrs.
Leone Staughton. both of Detroit
Irving II. Mackenzie Of Bloomfield
Hills. and Cpl. William G. Mac
Kenzie of the Y. s. Army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Mrs. MiIIie zdnger

Mrs. Mile Zanger. so, who died
morning, will be buried
Tuesday afternoon in Forestlawn
Cemetery.
Services will be held in the Fred
G.. Marshall Sons funeral parlor,
1862 East jefferson, at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Zanger, who was born in
Cleveland. lived at 5227 Helen.
She is survived by her husband,
George. and two daughters. Mrs.
Milford Nadeau and Mrs. Norman
Wilson: two sisters and a brother,
Mrs. George Eipper, Miss Regina
Adams and William Adams, all OF
Cleveland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Movie SCendrist
Faces Charge Of
Drunk Driving
Released on Bond
After Crash lniurine
Mrs. Ira Gershwin

LOS ANGELES. March 13 -
Herman Mankiewicz, 45-year-olc
scenarist, is scheduled TO answer
to a drunk driving charge at Z
p. m. tomorrow in the court room
of Beverly Hills Police Judge
Charles Griffin.
The charge arose from an auto
mobile crash Thursday evening in
Beverly Hills in which Mrs
Leonora Gershwin, wife of Ira
Gershwin. the composer, and two
Others were injured.
While the writer remained al
liberty on $500 bail. posted after
he spent five hours in Jail. Beverly
Hills Police Chief c. II. Anderson
said a felony complaint would be
sought against Mankiewicz from
Beverly Hills City Attorney Rich
ard Waltz.
"AIl indications" said the po-
lice chief, ARE that personal In
juries are involved and for that
reason" he added. 1.-The felony
complaint against the writer Is
TO be sought"
WRONG SIDE OF STREET
According TO police records
Mankiewicz was driving his coupe
on the wrong side of the thorough
fare in the 900 block on Benedict
Canyon road when il crashed into
Mrs. Gershwin's small vehicle.
At the time of his arrest al the
scene of the crash. according 10
Beverly Hills Police Officer F. p.
Pierce, Mankiewicz stated he was
drunk and that the crash was his
fault.
Later. at the police station,
where he repeatedly failed 10 pass
sobriety tests given by Police Sgt.
H. r. Smith and Police Surgeon
Ralph Lewis, the writer, police
said. stated;
II am drunk. know am
drunk. Let's get this over with"
And when he was jailed. he
began vigorously 10 protest his inn
prisonment, saying. the polio e
added.
81 am Mr.. Mankiewicz. I have
no right To be here. This Is an
injustice. want out of here"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Stephen Benet,
Poet, Novelist,
"A, Dies in N. Y.
Scored During War
With His Dear Adolf
Radio Letter Series

NEW YORK, March 13 GNS)-
Stephen Vincent Benet. poet. nov
elist, one of Americas leading men
of letters, died today of a heart
attack after a short illness. He
was Al.
Benet was only 30 when he re-
ceived the Pulitzer prize for the
best volume of verse in 1923, his
novel length epic poem. John
Browns Body" He also won wide
fame with his story. THE Devil
and Daniel Webster" which was
made into a movie.
A shy, stopped. slightly bald
man who looked the poet, Benet
had been devoting himself exclu-
sively 10 writing directly connected
with the war. He scored partic-
ularly with his radio series of
letters addressed to Dear Adolf. :"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

ADVERTIsEMFNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Wdr-Speed Doubles
Graduates at MISC

EAST LANSING. March ID
tUP)-R. s. Linton. Michigan
State College registrar. announced
today that 1873 seniors would be
eligible for graduation at the end
/ of the winter term, March 20.
more than doubling the "a who
finished at the end OF the winter
quarter a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

THIS is letter to YOUR service man. It's all about
L his HOME TOWN. the most important place in
the world TO him. CLIP this letter today sign your name
nj the bottom and send il to him. Wherever he is he
wants the news from HOME. It's up to you to mail it,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

Mr.. Mankiewicz, As, the
scenarist who faces a drunk
driving charge in Beverly Hills
as an aftermath Of the auto
crash Thursday in which his
car collided with one driven by
Mrs. Leonora Gershwin, in
juring the wife of composer
Ira Gershwin and two others.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-04
Urednikoua
poSta
Porocilo SANS st. 81, new
bursko okrozje, "a mesec
julij

Cleveland, Ohio. - Kot spo-
daj razvidno Sc je v mesecu jul
liju najbolj potrudil It'll "a pro-
stint prispevki Mr.. John Sam
sa, kateri je Re tudi v preteklo-
sti okusil precej gorja, posebno
ko je bill pred par lett poskodo-
van v nesre6i, ter INA ceniti clo-
vekoljubnost. Pri tajnici je IL
rocil $500, katere so presto
voljno prispevali spodaj priob-
ceni:
Slovenska delavska dvorana
ma Prince Ave. $780,; Joe Fad
mix ma E. SO St. $500; pc 81 so
prispevali: Frank Majcen,. Way
Ave-, August Mustar, Frank
Planinsek, Mike Ludwig, John
Trisnar vsi il Prince Ave-, l..
Bosnian, Louis Tratter, oba il
90 St., Paul Sluga, 78 St, Frank
Polar, Nelson Ave., Frank Lis
.jak, Reno Ave., $3.50 Anton
Kalister, Way Avenue.
Pc $1.00 50 prispevali: Frank
Bubnic, Mary Samsa, Frank
stemberger, Valentin Vidmar,
John Fabjancic, Joe Tomsic,
Anton Pockaj, Angela znebel,
John znebel, Frank Zabukavic,
Jennie Jemc, Pauline Vicic, vsi
il Prince Ave-, nadalje Anton
Vatovec, Cecilia Vatovec, FIR.
Ponikvar, IL SO Street, Joe Sim
cic, John Kresevic il Elizabeth
Ave, Mike Stradiot, Frank
Mahnic, Joe Ban, Frank Silbit-
ger, Joe Rolich, Jennie Segulin,
Andy Radela, vsi il Reno Ave,
Anton Miklaucic, Anton Ira
ven liz Revere Ave-, Frank Pro-
sen, il. Nelson Ave, John Koc-
janei6, August Cebron il 81 st.
! Paul Kresavic il Gay Ave-, FIR,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-04
(Nadaljevanje)

Zganili in umaknili SO Sc
ljudje OBJ odru in z napeto ra-
dovednostjo motrili AMIGO, XII
je bila vstopila. Ali je bill smeh-
ljaj, ali je bill jok, XII je blodil
ma njenem lieu? Skoro omah-
Mia je k odru in pogledala mo-
zu obraz. In ker je zacutila,
da Sc il tresejo noge, Sc je orr
la. Nekdo il je ponudil stol, in
sedla je in strmela v oder ma
glavo, polozeno v belo blazino,
in strmela je ~nepremicno, ko da
mora in ne SINE obrniti V stran
oci, da ne zamudi znamenja,
ces, da We, kako je prisla in bi
Sc rada pogovorila Z MIN: exc
81 zivel, nisi hotel govoriti! In
zdaj 81 umrl. In zdaj, ali noces,
= ali ne mores?" In AMIGA je Gu
tia droben koscek papirja ma
svojem srcu in gledala nepre.
micno V mozevo mrtvo lice:
"Juri, karkoli 81 hotel povedati,
maj DO! Maj tie ne skrbi, pocivaj
v miru, moi ljubi, moi dragi
moi" In dvignila Sc je in sto-
pila k odru ter Sc vspela ma
prste in mu izkusala priblizati
glavo, ko tedaj V porocni noci
zalosti in tenn ma dvoriscu
Toda skoro strah jo je sprele-
tel.
"Zaprite mu oci!" je viknila:
"saj gleda!" In zacela Sc je
tresti cd glave do nog, in napo]
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-04

kliee ma pomoc, izerpal grski
narod do zadnjega. Use to dale
jasno sliko, kako nemirni so pr
vaki osisca in kako jih ie strah
narascajocega partizanskega
pokreta. Moskovsi radio poro-
ca, da so zacele italijanske o.
vlasti V masah deportirati Grke
in Turke IL ~nekaterih otokov.
V Stampeli Sc je sestradano
prebivalstvo uprlo in ra~zorozilo
italijansko garnizijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-04
MLADA BREDA
49,. POVEST
SPISAL DIR. IVAN PREGELJ
POVEST

mrtvo so jo odvedle zene. V ne
kaki omotici je prebila noe. Nj
so bile ne SAME, ne bedenje nj
bio. Nj cutila ne bolesti, ne
strahu. Zdelo Sc je samo, da Sc
il je nekaj pripetilo, nekaj ne
navadnega. Ali kaj? No., da,
MOI il je umrl, Juri je umrl.
To je hudo! Juri je umrl. Gu
dino vendar, kako more clovek
umreti. Kaj je to, umreti? Ali
je to nekaj takega, kar ona Sc
daj cuti? Ali nj morda mic?
Umreti! Kje je zdaj on? Ma
Peel ga nj, V vasi ga nj, mixer
ga nj ma zemlji. V vecnosti je.
Kje je %vecnost, kaj je vecnost?
Ali je svetla, ali je temna? In
dvignila ,je oko k trokotnemu
ocesu in ga gledala dolgo. In
elm dalje ga je gledala, S tenn
vecjim strahom Sc il je polnila
dusa.
80, silna je vecnost. 0 Juri
ii 81 zdaj tam in 81 sam. Ali tie
je strah? Kje 81? Kako ii je?"
In solze usmiljenja mad MIN,
XII je sam, in nj pri MEM ME,
njegove zene, SO il zalile lice,
in pustila je, da so tickle neza-
d~rzevane. In V solzah je zadre-
mala, in ko Sc je prebudila, je
bill dan. Planila je kvisku. Ra-
hel mraz jo je spreletel, in sto-
pray sedaj je zacutila svezost
rane, XII il jo je usekala vceraj
smrt mozeva. Neizreceno huji
je bila danaSnja bolest. Temna
in neponehujoca in brez made,
da odleze. Tudi solza nj bilo,
dasi je srce prekipelo cd Min.
Lezale SO V srcu, prsih, ma
dust, dusile jo, tlacile ma misli
Venomer, Venomer -.
TretjO noe pc VeCeru, kO so
ga bill pokopali, Sc je zavedla,
in il je odleglo: "Zdaj 81 gro
bu, Juri! Sinoci 81 odsel. Nil
vec tie nj! Juri, ali ii je hladno?
Juri, sal ne cults MIC" In "a
celia je moliti in je mislila z
grozo in velikim usmiljenjem
mani, XII il je bill tako blizu, in
XII jo vezejo mani vezi neloc-
live ,nezdruzljive. In je pla-
kala sama vase in vzklikala:
(Dolje pribodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-04

Mcgee il Dove Ave. in Joe Ho-
cevar liz 80 St., John Lavrencic,
John Polar, Anton Kocina IL
Way Ave. in Frank Zuban il
Way Ave. SOC.
Mr.. Frank Hribar je izrocil
$1,000. Prispevali so sledeci:
Pc $1.OO: John znebel, Casper
Segulin, John .Samsa, Joseph
Tomsic il Prince Ave., Frank
Hribar Sr. Jennie Hribar il
Avon Ave. Joseph Bartel, Jo-
seph Simcic il Elizabeth Ave.
Anton Traven, IL Revere Ave.,
Frank Lupsina il Dove Ave.,
Peter Segulin, Stella Mahnic,
Andrew Mako il Reno Ave.
Pri tajnici darovano pc S1.0O
Mrs. Agnes Miller, il Bedford,
Ohio in Victoria Hocevar IL 81
st.
Mr.. Zidar in Mr.. .Gliha sta IL
roeila $3.50, kar sta dobila pri
sledecih: Pc $500 so darovali,
Frank Blatnik, Anton Rus Sr. il
Union Ave., Sylvester Paulin,
Frances Okorn Easton Ave-,
Frank Godec il 88 St., Pc $1.OO
Louis Gliha, Anton Zidar il
Union Ave, Rudy Mismas, SO
St., Joseph Mirtelj, Alojz Cam
pa, Frank Oberstar, Joseph
Horvat, il st. Catherine Ave.,
Ignac Okorn, Josephine Zorc il
Easton in SOC Mary strajnar il
Union Ave.
Frank stemberger je izrocil
$1.0O cd John Mauser Birch
wood Ave.
V mesecu juliju skupaj pro-
stovoljnih dohodkov -..- S124.5O
cd junija v blagajni 1888
Skupaj $155.O3
IzdanO
Ma glavni urad SANS
poslano $4,000
naprava ceka in znamke 80 .32
Skupaj S15O.32
Ostane v blagajni - S4.71
V imenu naroda in SANS-a
Sc vsem darovalcem kot nabi.
ralcem najprisrcnejse zahvalju.
jem. Kot izgledajo okoliscine je
sedaj cas-, da Sc zavzamemo "a
mas narod onstran oceana, da
ne DO zopet prodan in poteptan,
Torej, zdruzimo Sc, delujmc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-04
Proves Wonderful
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-04
Nacisti pozivajo Grke maj Jim
pomagajo braniti svojo
ZemliO

Cairo, 20. maja. (ONA). -
Radio oddaja il Cara pravi, da
so Nemci v Atenah in drugih
grskih mestih delili letake, v
katerih pozivajo narod, maj jim
pomaga pri obrambi zemlje;
Nemci trde, da Sc bodo upirali
vsakemu napadu cd zunaj.
Cairo naglasa, da je ia poziv
komaj verjeten, ako Sc pomisli,
da je isti sovraznik, XII ga zdaj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-04

kjer je nasa pomoc najbolj po-
trebna, da ne DO nekdaj ocitek,
da smo kaj zamudili.
Nasa bodoca seja DO v nede,
lilo 8. augusta oh 3. uri popol-
dine v Slovenskem narodnem
domu ma 80 cesti, pridite vsi
drustveni zastopniki, nabirate-
iii in tudi drugi ste vabljeni, ka-
teri Sc cutie, da je V vas Sc
ljubezen do nase lepe Sloveni-
je.
Ma tel seji imamo vec vaznih
in koristnih zadev "a urediti.
Narodni pozdrav
Helen Tomazic,
tajnica SANS-a st. q,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29
Soroptimis+s
Here in Last
Me ct of Season

A special program Of violin music
by Lou Helene Bennett of Yuma,
was the feature of the closing meet
ing of the season of the Sorop-
timists club Monday night at the
Barbara Worth hotel
Members of the club were guests
of Mrs. zillah Wandrey at dinner,
after which Miss Bennett enter
tanned. Her program featured Ave
Maria" and Alteration" She was
accompanied at the piano by her
mother, Helene Thomas Bennett, of
Yuma.
At the business session a report
on the card party last Friday eve
ming at the Ten Thousand club
house, was given. Part of the pro-
ceeds will be used for the educa-
ton of five Chinese nurses who
will serve at the front in China S
war, while a war bond was pur-
chased with a portion.
A report of the war services of
the club was also turned in. Cur
rent business was wound up since
there will be no meeting of the club
until September 13.
Among the guests was K. Helen
Thomas of Yuma.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29
Delay Foreseen in
Vegetable CeiIinus

WASHINGTON. June 30. (UP)-
The shake-up in the War Food
Administration may delay an
nouncement of specific dollars-and-
cents ceiling prices for two fresh
Notwithstanding and lettuce.
The order, originally expected to-
day, was designed to reduce the re-
tail prices of those vegetables be-
tween 25 and 40 per cent No sub
sides will be used to effect the
rollback. The prices of both let
tuce and cabbage have skyrocketed
in the last year, cabbage leading all
other items in the percentage in
crease in recent Bureau of Labor
statistics on the cost of living.
The original order called for SIM
liar rollbacks in the prices Of green
and wax beans, peas, tomatoes
spinach and carrots. But OPA
VIA disagreements have side
tracked those items.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29
HOLLYWOOD
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON

Take it from JinX Falkenberg, an
Army camp tour is rigorous but
fun. Back in Hollywood after an
other swing around the country for
the Victory Committee Jinx is
finding a hard days work at the
studio in Cover Girls" relaxing in
deed compared to a camp junket.
At Fort Sill, Oklahoma, her tennis
playing ability preceded her. She
played four sets of doubles with Is
of the Camps best players. In
Frederick, Oklahoma, 500 school
kids stormed the lobby of her hotel
at $50 in the morning and re-
fused to go to school until she got
out of bed and made an appearance.
At Pueblo, Colo, one boy pleaded
with her to wear his ring. She did
for about 20 minutes and he told
her he was going to write home
that they were engaged. A jeep
loaded with soldiers passed her at
Camp Hale in Colorado. "Yoo, hoo,
Handsome!" shouted Jinx. A hush
fell over the soldiers accompanying
her Whats wrong?" asked Jinx.
Nothing replied sergeant,
"only that was the Old Man -
Brigadier General Rolfe." Later
the general said he would have
"yoo- -hooed" back only he thought
it would not be good for discipline.
PLEA FOR PLUMBERS
With theme based on the cur
rent scarcity of plumbers, Pete
Smith decided to make a picture
titled, "Fixin' Tricks He pro-
posed to tide Mr.. and Mrs
America over the war period by
showing them how to take care of
leaking faucets, drain-pipe stop
pages and kindred plumbing prob
lens. After his script was COM
pleted and production ready to
start, Pete telephoned the M-G-M
studio plumbing department for the
necessary technical assistants.
Sorry, Mr.. Smith," was the reply.
THE war, you know scarcity of
plumbers = perhaps in a few
weeks"
1t was bound to happen. Uni
versal is about to bring together
all the screens horror characters
Dracula, The Wolf Man, Franken-
stein and his Monster, The Invisible
Man, The Mummy and assorted
zombies-for a super-super thriller
Chamber of Horrors" Silent
film stars Aileen Pringle and Matt
Moore will be seen as Mr.. and Mrs
in new Fox flicker, Happy Land"
Sight of the week: Alan
Carney. in Army uniform for RKO's
new Rockies" series, having lunch
with two Jap soldiers. They were
Chinese, made up for Behind the
Rising Sun" Alice Faye is
backing down on her recent an
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29
CALENDAR
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
Girl Scouts, I, Scout hut.
SOftbalI game, 1880, stadium.
Central Labor council, 1880, Labor
temple.
Nv. Stamp and Coin club, 1880,
sos Main.
American Legion, 8, Veterans
hall.
Eagles, 8, 500 Broadway.
Match Point club, 1880, Hotel
Mayan.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29

nouncement that she's planning to
retire from the screen. If given
the roles she wants in comedy and
drama-and not musicals - Alice
says she'll agree to two or three
films a year.
ON THE SETS
Promised and hoped for: William
Powell doing a comedy Russian
dance with the aid of one of Hedy
Lamarr's astrakhan muffs in THE
Heavenly Body" Looks like
headliners are doing everything be-
sides leading their bands in films
these days. In Meet the People" ="
Vaughn Monroe will sing, dance,
play the saXophone and act. A
group of soldiers from the Seventh
Armored Division whom Joan Blon-
dell recently entertained visited her
on the set of Cry Havoc" the
other day. Joan, delighted to see
the boys again, shook hands with
them and called each by name. At
the end of the line she noticed a
rather shy soldier She approached
him and said, Where are you
from?" The soldier shifted his feet
uneasily and replied, I'm an extra,
ma'am = from Central Casting" B."
This is my first day on the set
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29
Je an Kenny to
En+erCoNeQe

Miss Jean Kenny. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Kenny, left Monday
where she is enrolled as a fresh
man.
She graduated this month from
Central High school,