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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
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Evening star., 1943-03-28

marks. His current favorite is his
one about Mussolini playing second
fiddle while Rome burns.
He trotted that one out while
was having dinner with him. Over
coffee he began to worry about the
appearance he was scheduled to
make later at a seaman's home. He
had promised to entertain them but
he didn't quite know how he was
going to do it. He said, pathetically:
Il don't know what to do except
get up there on the stage and. after
a while, maybe they'll feel that there
are things a great deal worse than
torpedoing." JERRY NlASU"
TW-3-N-3
Evening star., 1943-03-28

of course. was disappointed - but in
a nice way. He had got warning of
the shape of things to come when
Cedric was six and went to the cir
Gus. Cedric came home, bitterly
disappointed that he didn't look
like any of the freaks.
Sir Cedric was just getting his
stage career off to a good start when
World War l began. He went to
France as a lieutenant in the British
Amy. His men nicknamed him
Major Disaster" because of his
gamt, dire face. He says the best
time he ever had as an actor was in
the trenches when he could order his
Evening star., 1943-03-28
THIS WEEkS

moods: "You know, Hardwicke, l
think you're the worlds fifth great
est actor"
Sir Cedric, flattered, said:
Thank you very much. But
please, Sir, would you tell me who
the first four are?"
The Four Marx Brothers,"
Despite Shaw, Sir Cedric is the
only one of the five to be awarded
knighthood because of his oontgibu-
ton to the theater. He's been con-
tributing for a long time, lately to
American MOVIES. His most recent
- and probably biggest - movie
role is in 10th Century-Fox's version
of The Moon is Down."
Sir Cedric is a repressed English
Evening star., 1943-03-28

and out of major pic
lures ever since.
He's very excited
now about his role as
Colonel Lanser in "The
Moon is Down." He
and practically every
other observer says
it's a great movie.
Sir Cedric looks and
talks pretty much like
a stage Englishman.
Short, clipped SEN
tences. Tight smiles.
Actually. he's a very
warm-hearted guy who
likes to make witty re-
Evening star., 1943-03-28
MAJOR DISASTER"

men to watch him do Hamlet.
There was sergeant, though, who
came down from the front one night,
listened to Hardwicke for a few min
utes, turned on his heel, started to
90. Somebody asked him "Where?'
He muttered: Back to the front"
The actor - by then captain -
was the very last English officer to
leave France. When he got back, he
started up where he'd left off. 1t
wasn't long before he was one of
England's best stage names - es-
pecially as a star in Shaw's plays.
Retoxt
DIR CEDRIC remembers the party
where his hostess came over to Shaw,
inquired solicitously: "Are you en-
joying yourself. Mr.. Shaw" And
the shaggy savant answered: That
is all I am enjoying, Madam"
Hardwicke had so many smash
hits in England that trip to the
US. stage was inevitable. In 1898
he created quite a furor on Broad
way in Shadow and Substance"
He'd already made a. few movies.
but after that Hollywood raised a
howl for him. He's been popping in
Evening star., 1943-03-28

version of Bob Hope.
He likes being a come
dian and he likes talk
ing about himself in
Hopes self-depreca-
tory technique. He
says he became the
first non-respectable
member of his family
about 80 years ago.
That was when DR..
Hardwicke gave up all
hope for his son and
granted him permis-
sion to 60 out and
make a fool of him.
self" DR.. Hardwicke.
Evening star., 1943-03-28
That was Sir Cedxic's
nickname when he did
Hamlet in the trenches

II FEW years ago,
HSir Cedric Hard
wicke was visiting
George Bernard
Shaw. Shaw was in
one of his mellow
Evening star., 1943-12-09

What an opportunity to buy
smartly styled dresses you want
for the holidays-and after. One
and two-piece styles of rayon
crepe, rayon jersey and rayon
shantung. in prints, dots, combi-
nations, dark winter colors and
black. Many one of kind styles.
Sizes for misses and women in
cIuded.
rg's-Dresses-Second Floor
Evening star., 1943-12-09

problem among children of school
age chiefly to wartime industrializa-
ton and the spirit of the times. He
cited National Education Association
figures to show that 100000 chill
dren of school age are out of school,
and that 400 to 500 per cent of this
group have been issued work per-
mitS.
Mr.. MacCormick said expansion of
existing rehabilitation agencies to
wartime strength would be one of
the best means of checking juvenile
delinquency.
Sees Grave Postwar Problem.
He forecast grave postwar prob
lem among the youth now between
16 and 20 years of age, who may be
frustrated in their readjustment.
Mr.. MacCormick advocated some
Evening star., 1943-12-09

Prisons, spoke at the annual meet
ing of the Bureau Of Rehabilitation
a Community Chest agency, at the
YWCA.
Recalls Earlier Conditions.
In praiSing the local juvenile in
stitution, Mr.. MacCormick recalled
the many unsatisfactory conditions
which existed there few years
back. Now, he said, authorities point
to some of the training school S
progressive practices.
Mr.. MacCormick stated the Ma
tion has experienced a dangerous
increase in juvenile delinquency
but pointed out that the population
Of American penal institutions is
the lowest in years.
He attributed the delinquency
Evening star., 1943-12-09

sented to T. c. Elliott, 44O2 Fessen-
den street NV, who completed his
last day Of active service December
6 as principal auditor of the audit
division, General Accounting Office
after SO years service.
Born in Tennessee in 1879, Mr.
Elliott, affectionally known by COL
leagues as Tommy" became a clerk
In the Navy Yard at New York In
1900 and remained in Government
service until 1924. Ten years late,
he re-entered Government employ
An autographed book from his fel-
low workers is another cherished
memento of his lengthy career here
He plans to make his home al
Lakeland, Fla, after short vaca.
tiOn.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Two Women Here Held
In knifinq of Soldier

Charged with slashing and rob-
bing First Sergt. Covey Chandler
20, Of Fort Belvoir, Va, two colored
women yesterday were held for the
grand jury under $4,000 bond each
by Municipal Judge Walter J.
Casey.
The defendants are Ruby Hill, 80,
400 block of Kings court NV, and
Hazel Stern, 81, first block Of L
street NV.
Police said the incident occurred
Tuesday night while SerRt. Chand-
Evening star., 1943-12-09

getting their Christmas gifts-an
estimated 100000 parcels-with
the help of trucks, jeeps, planes
amphibious ducks" and even pack
mules and former Italian prisoners
Of war.
Headquarters yesterday said the
Army postal system, under a deluge
OF more than a third of a million
bags OF holiday gift packages weigh
ing about 10000 tons, had done more
business in the last six weeks than
in the entire preceding year of the
North African campaign.
Evening star., 1943-12-09

type OF State and Federal program
to deal with the crime problem after
the war. He strongly Endorsed the
idea of the CCC as one means of
meeting the problem.
G. Rowland Shaw, president of
the rehabilitation group and As
sistant Secretary of State, presided.
Joseph E. Dayton, director of the
organization, spoke briefly, as did
Harold E. Hegstrom, treasurer.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Boys Training School
Here Called Leader in
Fight on Delinquency

The National Training School for
Boys in the District is taking a
position of leadership in the ju-
venile delinquency field of the Ma
tion, Austin H. MacCormick, ex-
ecutive director Of the Osborne As
sociation in New York, declared yes
terday.
Mr.. MacCormick, who was former
assistant director of the Bureau of
Evening star., 1943-12-09

Ter, who has been in the Army nine
years, was walking In the 900 block
Of L street NV.
Sergt. Chandler said he was cut
on the head and chest with knife
and robbed Of q $50 watch.
Evening star., 1943-12-09

Beautiful jacquard weaves
in soft pastel colOrs of rose,
blue and tan. Extra thick
and warm. 1919 wool, 65%,
rayon and 25% cotton.
Rayon satin binding. Size
72x4 inches.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Italian Prisoners Help
with Army Gift Mail

BY the Associated Press.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, AL
glers, Dec. 9-American troops in
Italy, Sicily and North Africa are
Evening star., 1943-12-09
6-Pc. Modern Livinq Room

Here's what gea huge modern sofa-massive lounge
chairopen arm occasional chair glass top coffee table
and two half round end tables. whole roonul taste
fully designed furniture at a low thrift price.
0oLdenbe5r-Furntpre- Foor
Evening star., 1943-12-09
FiieIdcrest
3.99 pr.

Heavy double plaids, with
so wool and $50 cotton
full of warmth and service.
Sateen bound. Size 72x84
inches for double beds.
Evening star., 1943-12-09

Double feecy plaids, con-
tanning so wool and 95%
cotton. Bright colors. Fin
ished with sateen binding.
Size 70x80 inches.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Shattered Defenses
Fail to Hold Japs

Dentc Baiaans loss Corrcei-
dor. Fort Drum and For Hughes
all island fortlfiCauonSi con-
tinucd 10 resist enemy attacks
with Countcr-haucry and anti
aircraft fire for nearly a month
on Aprl l3 and Il a squadron of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from tho south
successfully attacked japanese in
StallatonS and shipping IN the
Philippine area
ON May ), after week Of in
tcnSlvc bomharriment whic h
buried many OF the shore de-
fonseS under landSlidcs the enemy
-padr 2 landing on north point
of Corrcgdor The shattered do
lenses were unable 10 dam the
japanese tide The following day
the exhausted and depleted forces
were overwhelmed and finally
surrendered
Tho final spirit of Cen Vain
wrehtS heroic command is lndl-
carod by The extract from a letter
written by him Just before Cor
rcgidor fell
as I write this we are sub
iccted 10 terrific air and artil-
lerY bombardment and IL is nm
reasonable 10 expect that we
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
War Bonds, a Real Buy,
Make Old Age Secure
Nv PAUL MALLON

Cettainlt-tf he stops 70 think
about II, any man would deny
himself actual purchases of
comforts and put this money
into bonds when he coRtem-
plates the national necessity
and his personal duty in II.
The slogan is back the At
tack This is 10 he the final
attack. We must make sure.
II IS 10 be the big drive
which viii crush our enemies
and the duty assigned 10 any
man, who has a dollar or can
save one, is clear. II may be
his last chance 10 do his duty,
a profitable duty
II is not often that 2 man is
confronted with a proposition
which IS at the same time neCeS-
Sary. profitable and patriotic
Every citizen has this privilege
IN this current bond campaign
This is your country and You
should be a stakeholder in il,
as big stakeholder as you can.
Distributed nv K,ng Features synd Inc.
Reproduction m whole or 10 part
strictly prohibited
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Civilians Multiply
Supply Problems

Tho difficulties of tho supply
situation on Bataau under tho
Japanese blockade. were greatly
aggravated by the fact that thou
sands OF civilians accompanied The
amy INTO tho Bataan Peninsula
The number OF people 10 be sup
piled quickly forced reduction OF
inc entire command 10 half ra-
tIonS
Efforts were Immediately initi-
alcd 10 organize blockade running
from the Netherlands, East Indies
and Australia and 10 carry medl.
ClneS. special fuses, and other
critical munitions by submarine.
The blockade running financed
from the funds placed al the dis
pOsal OF the chief OF staff by Con-
greSs. involved many difficulties
for example, II was found that the
small ship owners and crew NOM
berS approached in lava Tmor
and New Guinea would not accept
checks on our federal funds de-
posted in Melbourne, but de-
manded cash.
Therefore The actual money had
TO he flown across Africa and
India by plane for delivery in
Java. A complete report Of these
perllouS operations has never
been received
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
3 of 7 Ships Reach
Destination at Cebu

or seven ships dispatched from
Australia onlN three arrived A.
Cebu Attempts 10 tranS-Shlp
these supplies from Cebu 10 Cor
regidor failed because Of the rIgId
enemy blockade. At least l5 Of
these blockade runners. totalng
10000 tons. were sunk or cap
tured by the encmywhile attempt
ing to get supplies through to-
Bataan
Several over age dcstroycrS
were also fitted out As blockade
runners but none of these sue
ceeded IN reaching the Philippines
prior 10 the fall Of Corregidur
Deliveries Of supplies and the
evacuation Of certain personnel ny
submarine continued al intervals.
throughout the siege.
The difficulty of penetrating
the Japanese blockade and getting
supplies 10 Corregidor and Bataan
caused tho military situation 80
deteriorate The half rations is
sued since Jan II. 1912. had been
further reduced by The end of
March, and horses and mules were
being slaughtered for food
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Aims in Australia
Smashed by Allies $

That Janan intended 90 ,..,f,..,
her victories 10 the Inn, y,al ~. -.
dlcat"d by preparations for an
offensive toward Australia based
on The BiSmarckS and tho Inner
SoiononS on Mai s lqi2 IN
now adventure was signalzed by
the SEIZURE Of tho port OF Tularl
IN IN" Central SOlomonS
Beiwcon May : and II how
over a heavy column of cpcn,,
naval vessels and TRANSPORTS mo-,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Japs Strengthen
Positions Quickly

Under great difficulties an or
derlv withdrawal was effected into
the Bataan Peninsula for a final
defensive stand, protected and
supported hy The fortress Of Cor
regidor. The remaining bombing
planes We're sent Ia MindanaO
rlater 10 Australia with the mis-
sion Of securing bases from which
10 support the operations on
Bataan.
The enemy rapidly concentrated
his forces ashore and launched
heavy attacks against the Balaan
garrison. which herolcaliy con
-UcStcdzpvPTy- tO0r Of ground
by the end of January Japa-
neSe troops had seized the i'm
portant oil center Of Tarakan
on the northeast coast Of
Borneo, captured Rabaul and
kaVieng in the Bismarck -Archl=-
pelago and kicta on Bougaln-
Vile Island IN the SOlomonS,
were rapidly approaching S.nga-
pore (which fell Feb. Is. 19i2l
from the. north. and controlled
the>Sca and air routes 10 the
Philippines They stood along a
4.0O0-mie~frontler of the Dutch
East Indies and the McIaneSlan
barrier with their forces IN po-
Sition 10 threaten The remaining
Dutch possessions. Australia and
the islands 10 It's north and
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16

key points in Luzon which re-
suited in the destruction Of a
large number Of our planes, due
to limited dispersal fields and
lack of sufficient radar warning
equipment, anti-aircraft guns
and other material.
On Dec. 10 and -. 194l. Japa-
nese landings were made IN north
western LuZon. Outnumbered and
inCompletely equipped, lacking air
support, and utilizing troops but
recently moblized and organized
for the first time into rcCimental
groups, Gen Macarthur was left
no alternative bu' that OF de-
laying action His action was
further complicated hv another
landing, m force on the
eastern coast OF LuZOn
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Initial Jap Success
Due to Our Shortage

These initial Japanese successes
were due 10 Allied lack of military
means, especially in aircraft and
lis supporting warning and main
lenanCe services. 10 oppose an
adversary whose preliminary stra-
teglc deployments permitted sue
ceSSlve concentrations of over
whelmInC superiority in land. sea
and air forces on selected objec-
tlNeS.
The effects Of the desperate re-
NlStancc offered ny tho Philippine
army and |, 5 forces on Bataan;
holding as they did Sizable por-
ton Of Japanese strength. we're
now beng felt During the delay
huS gained men and materials
were dispatched 10 Australia. New
{ a 2 donia and other Pacific
islands.
The growth NJ power NJ the
United Nations IN the southwest
Pacific vas preSaged hy our air
forces which were now performing
long range hombinc missions
a MS Japan'S newly acquired
bases m ihe BiSmarcks and New
Guinea, and were also maKlng
Japanese attempts 70 bomb Port
MorcSby and northern Australia
increasingly costly
The bombing of Japan by our.
planes commanded by It. 90
now Mai Cen James II DoH
lille Ma 2 -At-4t t-ttttrS FvCUr m
generally soRbef ptrturc Despite
heaNN losses IN men and mate
rl'l by the Allies M MalaXa. the
NeIherlandS East Indies and Tho
FhiupplneS, the military balance
vas approaching an equilibrium
Ihe initiative "aS no longer com
pleieA IN enemy hands.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Macarthur Ordered
TO Hold Australia

CThe air forces IN the Pacific
were built up plecemeal on The
skeleton Of the eleventh bomb
ardment group heavy IN Ha-
wall and the nineteenth bomb
ardment group heavy winch
moved into Australia from the
Philippines
In Feb, l9i2 Gen. Macarthur
VAS instructed by tho war depart
mcnl 10 proceed 10 Australia 10
assume command nf the newly
designated southwest Pacific area
His directive from tho combined
chiefs Of staff included the mis-
Sinn> of holding Australia, check
tng tho enemy advance along The
MeianeSIan barrier protecting
land sea and AIR communications
with the SolIlhNnSt-paciG Ge-aHA
maintaining our position IN the
Philippines
It. Gen Jonathan VI Vain
wright succeeding Gen MacAr-
thur aS commander o( the forces
IN the Philippine Islands. con
-tTrUTd tn g5t1anf defense which
has become an epic in American
hiStnr>
on March 2l tho Japanese initi-
a'cd tho anticipated general as
Saul' on the Bataan position. an
attacked relenflrSsly maintained
during the next seven days As
our lines We're finally penetrated
and field hospitals were Shclled
by japanese artillery II became
apparent that the courageous but
exhausted defenders could no
longer avoid disaster
ON April 2 the following radio
was received from Gen Vain
wright on Corrcgldor
shortly after flag ~ truce
passed through the front line
this morning, hostilities ceased
for the most part in Balaan. ~
about 10 O'CloCR> this morning
Gen. King was seni~to to con
fer with the Japanese com
mander. He has not returned.
~ Of ! o'clock y. m. nor has
result Of conference heen dis
closed. Since the fall Of Ia
taan the hostile air force has
renewed its attack on Corregi-
dor. This island was heavily
bombed this afternoon. hut has
suffered mo damage Of military
consequence.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16

material aid 10 tho forces of our
Allies in the East Indies.
Accordingly. wall wa $
strengthened additional islands
along the south Pacific air ferry
route were garriSoned, and a large
force was provided for the defense
Of New Caledonia
The ComponentS of a balanced
air force were shipped 10 Aus
tralla, he heavy hombcrS being
flown IN via Hawaii or India.
Shipping limitations precluded the
early dispatch Of large bodies Of
ground troops.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
knowledge Test
By DR.. SABINA II. CONNOLLY

DIX. SABINA \ ~. CON NbIIl
Fill in each blank with the
correct word: ca Sweden
occupies the ...... part Of
he Scandinavian peninsula
thl Manchukuo was formerly
......: tcl Andorra is in
valley Of the ....,.Moun-
talnS.
Answer yes or no: fa) Are
Yokohama and Manila both
in east longitude; tb) Is
Pompeil nearer Rome than
Naples, rCl is Delilah'S
name connected with that Of
Samson
For travellers. Fill in the
blanks ta) Palatine Hill is
m the city OF ..... 'bl
the DolomlteS are part Of
the ...... chain Of noun
lain>. Ccl the land about the
South Pole is called ....9
For Bible readers. Answer
with one word. IA How Is
the word Magr pronounced
. tbl 10 whom was Christ
speaking when ne said.
r . n d. r therefore unto
Caesar the things that are
Caesars and 10 God the
things that are Gods" Co
who IS the angel that helped
Tobias
Some Of these statements
arc false. some true Spot
tho errors: taD The words OF
the great seal Of the United
States arc r PluribuS
Unum tbl Sicgfried SaS-
soon. Robert Frost Percy
Granger and Padraic Colum
are all poets tcl the saving
With malice toward none.
with charity foreall" was
FIRST used by George Wash
inC1on.
How Is your memory >
Hcrc.s = general quiz. Time
Yourself "a Which Of these
men first found Florida.
Ponce dC Leon. Jacques Car
tier Balboa. tbD n YOU
wished to talk about tennis
would YOU mention Lefty
Gomez. Katherine RawlS. Joe
LOUIS or Don Budge. tcl
Would you travel 10 Hawaii.
Cspri. Tasmania or Malta
10 visit the famous Blue
Grotto7
Here's 2 music quiz fa) Is
plzziCatto a direction 10
Nlolnl>tS or drummerS tb)
is Scgovla hmpiSt on a
gultsriSt. tci IS an arpeg-
gio one note or SeNeral2
Copyright. 1913, nv Kint Features
Answers on Opposite Page
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16

left wing Of the southwark advance Of the Japanese
concentrated the reduction of the Philippines Our
strength the islands that time consisted of 10000 t. S.
Army troops 10000 Philippine Scouts and approximately 100000
of the newly mobzcd and but partially trained and equipped
Philippine army.
Included these forces 5000 army forces
personnel equipped with 250 aircraft Of which 35
Flying Forrcsses and 107 P-40 fighters.
The enemy led off with systematic bombing
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
u. S. Concentrates
on Massing Defense

In view NJ tho enemy'S capa-
bllitleS throughout the Pacific and
our untenable position in the
Philippines the major efforts Of
the United States were directed
toward a rapid concentration Of
defense forces along our route TO
Australia. tho creation Of an
effective striking force on that
continent, and the dispatch Of
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16

Ever, one knows nov COM
wunlsm robS tho soul of
nation how ~ makes n ah-
ioc', and hungry IN peace and
proves n base and ahom-
nablc m war
The FIRST woman 10 become
an airplsno pilot 80 wears
agb today wsS Rcssica
Raichc. Ruth SunSon. Amelia
Earhart or Ncllie Bly7
4 group of lourS a quartet
group OF SiN is a seNtct
80 Vha'.C group of eight
fAnswers on Opposite Page
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16

J Which ono ~ frc rfrd >-
tionS leaders nas never been
married.
-Thisll helD VOC 7rsVc, $50
match 1p these nfer
Nations leaders MIfr f7r
names of their vNe-
Roosevelt -Clementnn .a
Macarthur - Nei-hnF ..
Churchill - NJ 2 ME. .dt
Eisenhower - Eleanor ter
Chang kai-Shck Jean
of what three basic steering
movements IS an sIrp'anc
capable An auto. YOU