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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-07

ME, osnovano ma nezaupanju in
sumnieenju, katera je sovrazna
propaganda uspela ustvariti, Sc
je postopoma spreminjalo v OBJ
cudovanje in spostovanje.
Danes, po dveh letih nadelo-
veskega napora vsega ljudstva
sovjetske Unije, XII je svetu vr-
nil njegovo samozavest in resil
civilizacijo, so postala imena
Moskva, Ljeningrad in Stain
grad vseobci moralni skapital
celokupnega clovestva, kapital,
katerega nobena propaganda ne
bo mogla vec ugrabiti narodom,
XII ljubijo :syobodo., TO DO te'
melj, ma katerem DO osnovana
bodocnost sveta. Sile Sovjetske
Unije, Ameriskih Zedinjenih dr.
zav IN Vellke BrltanlJe, so da-
nes zedinjene V vojni in bodo pc
iztrebljenju fasizma, ostale ze
dinjene tudi pri zidanju novegs
sveta, v katerem DO vladals
harmonija, XII bo svoboden OF
straha, cd izkoriseevanja in OF
pomanjkanja.
"Borbeni narod Jugoslavij'
crpa IL tega preprieanja onc
svojo nadclovesko silo, S kater'
kljubuje okupatorju in njego
vim pomagacem."
Sava Kosanovit
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-07
Oh drugi obletnici napada ma Sovjetsko
s~.=@. unij0

Pred ,dvemi lett je Hitler S
svojimi nacistienimi tolpami ma
vail ma Sovjetsko Rusijo, XII je
po dolgi in krvavi borbi, v "a
mahu nadcloveskega napora,
polnega pozrtvovalne ljubezni
do domovine in dusevne velicine
unicila ia peklenski poskus, da
Sc "a vedno utrdi fasisticna do
minacija ma svetu. Borba nase'
ga velikega zaveznika Soviet
ske Rusije, DO ostala zapisana v
zgodovini bodocih stoletij kot E.
den najvaznejsih dogodkov Sc
danjih dni, katerega globok
vplih ma razvoj zgodovine VS.
zedinjeni narodi v polni mer
razumejo.
Oh tel obletnici je yes mas ma
rod v emigraciji in v zaseden
domovini prezet istih custev il
posveea svoje misli velikem,
sovjetskemu narodu.
Ma prosnjo agenture "Tass'
.je minister ma razpolozenju, Sa
va Kosanovic, kot tolmac tel
misli naslovil sovjetskemu ca
sopisju naslednjo poslanico:
"ze po prvih sestih tednil
odpora sovjetskih armad prot
napadu nacisticne in fasisticn
zveri, ie svet zacel presenece
MEM odpirati oei. To presenece
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-07
Zedinjeni narodi
Rusi pozdravljaio 10 Zedinjene dr.
zave kOt ZaVeznike "a cas-
pc vojni

New York. - Prva obletnica
sovjetsko amerikanskega spo-
razuma "a sodelovanje je .bila
proslavljena v Sovjetski Uniji z
vrsto navdusenih uvodnih clan
kov v ruskem easopisju, ka-
terih so hvalili amerisko pod
poro v .vojni proti nacisticni
Nemciji in pozdravljali Zedinje-
ne drzave kot dragocenega Ia
veznika "a cas- po vojni.
V dolgih uvodnikih je hvalilo
sovjetsko casopisje podporo,
katero dale ameriski narod vol
nemu naporu zedinjenih naro-
dov. Sovjetska vlada je dalje
atudi naglasala svoje zadoseenje
z cedalje bolj prijetnimi soviet
sko-ameriskimi odnosaji, ter je
pocastila admirala William II.
Standley-a, ambasadorja Zedi-
njenih drzav, S kosilom, katero
mu je priredil sovjetski yuma
Mi minister Molotov.
Dopisnik New York Times-a
V Moskvi, XII Sc ie ravno povr-
nil nazaj z obiska v Zedinjenih
drzavah, je o proslayi tie oblet-
nice Rorocal naslednje:
Ozraeje "a razresitev mnogih
cd ten eventualnih spornih took
"a slueaj premirja Sc je " O.
gromni meri zjasnilo.; videti je,
.da je ne le splavalo po vodi u
panic Adolfa Hitlerja, da DO
razdvojil zaveznike in .tako iz-
vojeval zmago, tenVsc tudi ma
loga "a rekonstrukcijo sveta po
njegovem porazu bo neizmerno
lazja, iako .ohranimo danasnie
,prijateljsko razpolozenje..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-07
Vojasko taborisce Olionigoj

Nekje v Afriki. - Danes i
mann malo casa, in tudi malo
sence. Ker je zgodaj zjutraj,
sem Sc namenil, da napisem par
vrstic "a citatelje "Enakoprav-
nosti" in obenem maj DO tudi
"a prijatelje, kateri so mi pisali
in jim nisem odgovoril, ker nj
sem incl casa. Prosim pa, da
mi maj Sc kaj pisejo, ker tukaj
nj nobene ,zabave ali razvedrila
in vojak zelo rad vidi, da Sc ga
spomni kateri znancev. Meme so
mocno pozabili in moja posta
postaja zelo redka. Ne vem kaj
je temu vzrok? Mislim pa, da
Sc borim tudi "a ME, in ako clo-
vek nina moralne podpore, po-
stane maloduSen.
Nase sedanje taborisce je v
velikem gaju oliv in rozicev. Sc
veda, da MISC tako okusni kakor
tisti, XII jih rabijo nase gospo-
dinje "a potico. To pa "a to, ker
MISC posuseni in preparirani. l.
majo zelo neprijeten okus.
Mesto, v katerem Sc nahajam
sedaj, je morale biti zelo pro-
metno mirnem casu, kar pri-
cajo lepe hise in vrtovi. Ali Sc
daj nj drugega kakor kup raz-
valin. Samo to Sc mi vidi zago-
netka zakaj sovraznik nj bonn
bardiral tistega srednjeveskega
della mesto, XII je obzidan. Vidi
Sc kakor, da bi .hoteli ohraniti
to stare mestno obzidje. Po fl
nj zidavi Sc vidi tudi, da so bill
domacini ali kdorkoli je ze zidal
to obzidje, pravi umetniki v tel
stroki. Obzidje je tako dobro
ohranjeno kakor bi bilo zidano
pred desetimi lett, dasi kolikoz
sem mogel dognati cd domaci,
nov, je bilo zidano Sc pred tri-
sto lett.
Tudi domacini so videti zelo
bojeviti in lepo rasli mozje, .da-
81 zelo ljubijo ameriske -vojake
Mislim pa, da samo cato ker cd
mas vedno dobijo bombone ali
cigarette, in ker SO cd Nemcey
in ltalijanov dobivali samo ba-
tine. Zen in deklet pa tako ne
Vldlmo dosti, ker so vse "a obi
danimi dvorisci. Tudi ako .iih
srecamo ma ulici ne moreno u
ganiti niih starosti, ker SO vse
zakrite. Kolikor Sc da videti, 50
zelo blede, ker sc zelo varujejo
solnca. Snesno je tudi videti
jezdeca ma cesti, ko .jase oslica
ali mulo. Tudi ma konju sem ga
re videl z .razpetim deznikom,
Idasi nj niti enega oblaka ma ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-07
UREDNlk0VA p05TA

bu. Tako 81 Arabec pomaga
proti pekocemu solncu.
Nasa stotnija je dobila zad-
Mi teden nalogo, da operira or
kotirno zeleznico dvesto petde-
set mill cd nasega taborisca.
Povelje Sc je glasilo, da vzame-
mo S sabo vse, tudi les, katere-
ga rabimo pri sotorih, ker desk
ali drugega lesa tukaj nj, ozi-
roma ga je tezko dobiti. Les je
zelo dragocen tukaj.
Kadar pridem nazaj bonn sve-
toval nasim farmarjem, da Sc
maj ravnajo po arabskem vzor-
Gu.
Te voznje ne bonn tako hi
tro pozabil. Vozili sno Sc z cd
prtimi tovornimi avtomobili,
p o S u t z centimetri prahu
in finim peskom. Nase puske in
oprema je bila tako, kakor, da
hi lezala celih deset let v mil
nu. Videl sem velike crede ka-
mel in mezgov, ovac in koz. Nj
koli nisem mislil, da imajo A
rabci Sc toliko kamel sedaj "
modernem casu. Opazoval sem
kako namakajo svoje vrtove in
nasade. Kako crpajo vodo z
vodnjakov kamelami. Res, ka-
mela je zelo koristna zival "a
vsakovrstna della. Naprava "a
namakanje je zelo umetnisko
delo, in vzame veliko truda in
della, da Sc uredi vrt ma ia 81
stem. Sedaj je tukaj mlacev.
Tito je vse zrelo, dasi je sele
zacetek junija. :Seveda, da tudi
PR mlacvi pride kanela ma W.
sto. Zelo veliko je tukaj jecnne-
ma in psenice.
Veliko tudi, nam nekaterim
Slovencem tako sovrazen, bob.
Bob Sc tukaj vidi IA vsakem Sc
tako krasnem vrtu. Vidi Sc, ka-
kor >da ina med domacini neki
narodni ipomen, ali je pa Arab
Gu v poslastico. Sal Arabci 50
zelo skromni v jedi, in 1tudi ne
jedo dosti, so pa veliki sladko-
snedezi sladkorja in .bonbonov.
Veckrat pogostim kakega tr-
dega Mahomedanca, delavca ma
progi, ali tudi kmeta 2 .ameris-
ko spehovsko konzsrYo. .Najpr-
vo me vprasa ako je fles (pra-
sic). .Seveda, da mu JAZZ reeem,
da nj, da je mu-mu, to je 60
vedina. Pa ko zacne, .je s tako
slastjo, da 81 mora Mohamed v.
svojem kraljestyu kar brado
puliti. | JAZZ Sc pa seyeda prav
po svejkovo smejem.
Maj zadostuje "a danes. A.
ko mi DO mogoces, Sc kaj kmalu
oglasim. citatelje pa prosim. da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-07

Nacisticna okupacijska OBJ
last ma Hrvaskem Sc je zaman
trudila, da pridobi ma svojo
stran najslavnejsega sodobne-
ga hrvaskega pesnika, Vladimir
ra Nazora. Uplivali so ma po-
glavnika Pavelica, maj 81 priza-
deva doseci, da bi Major "a
vel napram nacistom naklo-
nienemu kvizlinskemu rezimu
prijazno stalisce, toda 71-letni
hrvaski patriot je ostal neupog-
ljiv. Njegovo neustraseno obso-
jamie vsega, kar smrdi po ma
cizmu, je V casopisju, XII je u
dano in prodano nacistom, po-
vzrocilo nekatere zlobne napa-
de mani. PRAY te dni pa SO ma
cisti internirali V Gradcu njego-
vega dobrega pri jatelja, pred
stavnika Hrvatske seljacke
stranke, DIR, Maceka. Oh tel pri-
liki so zopet pritisnili ma Nazo-
ra, da zavzane bolj tolerantno
stalisce napram okupatorjem.
Pesnik patriot pa je glasom
nekega clanka v svedskem ca
sopisu "Aftonbladet" zopet od-
govoril ma uporen in izzivalen
nacin. Hrvaski patriot zajema-
jo vedno novega navdusenja V
upornem in neupogljivem drza-
nju Nazora in il njegovih pesmi
in clankov, prezetih vroce lju-
bezni do domovine in do demo
kracije, katerih marionetna Via
da ne more zatreti.
Drug dokaz "a to, kako je
vpliv pro-nacisticnih strut osla-
bel pod pritiskom narascajoce-
ga odpora patriotov, je nedav-
no povelje komandanta central
mega urada usta5kega pogreta,
B 20 Kavrana, naslovnjeno
cetam ma bojiscu. V svojem de-
kretu Cd 9. junija ukazuje Kav-
ran svojim cetam maj po bitki
"kazejo usmiljenje do svojega
sovraznika".
Glasom brzojavk, XII jih je
prejel OWL SO postal med u
staskimi cetanli, katere podpira
okupator in jugoslovanskimi
patriot najbolj znani zaradi
divjaskega zatiranja nedolzne'
ga civilnega prebivalstva, kate
remu ustasi predbacivajo po
vsakem porazu, da je podpiralC
patriotiGne gerilce. Bojec Sc, da
ne bi to postopanje, ako bi Sc
nadaljevalo, zaigralo kvizlinske,
mu rezimu Sc zadnjo oporo, Xxi
jo more imeti med prebival,
stvom ter tako privedlo do Sc
vetje poostritve bratomorne
strahovlsde, svetuje Kavran
svojim vojaskim slam maj i
grajo vlogo dobrega samarita-
ma, takoj .ko je borba parti-
zani zakljucena. Ma ia naein Sc
nada ustaski predstavnik resi-
ii 'vsaj del svojega ugleda in
odvrniti cd rezinaa nekaj ljud-
ske mrznje in jeze, ter preskr-
beti njegovim osovrazenim vo-
jakonn boil ugledno ime.
Nj dolgo tega, kar je mari
jonetni rezim pozval vse Hrva-
te, XII SO sposobni "a sluzbo pod
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
Nuson Reported Wayne County 10 Buy Marine Filler Downs
To Have Died in Reich S. 100000 in Bonds His 18th Enemy Plane

TOROKINA AIRFIELD Bou-
calnuuc Dec. y Delayed rUP)
MAJ Gregory Boylngton uSMC,
of Okanogan. Wash who hurls
radio challenges TO the laps 10
ycome up and fight. blasted ms
25th enemy plane from the skies
oler Rabaul today 10 approach
the American record Of 70 for this
war sci hN Maj. Joe Foss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-14
New Excuse for SPEEDING

SCHENECTADY. N. Y. P).-Na-
than Goldfine gave police a new
excuse for driving 10 miles an hour
When I drive along at IS I'm
likely to fall asleep" he explained.
Wide awake, he paid a S25 fine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-14
ADVERTISEMENT.
!B'rendda d! will
You Step Out
With Me Tonight?

know I've been an awful crouch not tax.
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I've reformed or rather my feet have -
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businessl Been able to get some extra over.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-14
Rebomb Tokyo!
Your ST in War Stamps Viii Help
Build the PIone Carrier
"Shonqri-Lo"

II every man, woman and child In the
United States buys at least 81 In War
Stamps we can build the aircraft carrier
"Shangri-La" to rebomb Tokyo and avenge
the execution of Jimmy Doolittle's fiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-14

white enamel An
ish. Exterior stur-
Oily constructed of
hard board, ." ef-
hcient insulation.
God shelves, ad-
ditionel inst de
swinging door to
protect Ice.
Bradley beam., 1943-12-04
SOMEWHERE IN
 SKUNK HOLLOW
By S/Sgt. EDGAR A. LANSING

Abel was very annoyed. He moved restlessly from one corner of my desk to another. Occasionally he would swear under his breath. l knew, of course, what was bother ing him, but rather than say any, thing, I let him stew. In time he would settle down and tell me all.
 Sure enough; in about ten min utes he climbed upon my shoulder and began to speak.
 Sergeant" he said, "this has got to stop! The traffic patrol gets fur lined jackets, and Cpl. Joseph John- son comes a-chasing me with rocks and clubs. I know that have a beautiful fur, but I am not yet pre- pared to sacrifice it at the expense of my own dignity and comfort. l mention this, sergeant, so that you can take the necessary steps to pro- tect me from further molestations of a similar order. In fact, I ask you to invoke the full weight of ex- isting Army Regulations and the Articles of War in this campaign
Bradley beam., 1943-12-04
BLOOD DONORS WANTED

Every day, when the latest War Bulletins are released, they tell the story of the progress of our fight ing forces ali over the world. But there's lots more than. glory and success behind those bulletins, and when the report reads something like this,--"Our losses were heavy but "-it means that the medics who are up there in the front need more and MORE of the precious blood plasma that we are being given an opportunity to donate next Friday, December 10th, at the Base Recreation Hall between 1000 and 170O.
 The Hartford Mobile Blood Bank Unit, together with the Mobile Canteen, both from the Hartford Chapter, American Red Cross, is making it's fifth visit to Bradley Field They have been promised their full capacity, and it is gen. timely believed that donors will pre- sent themselves in abundance to fulfill this promise.
 One very important thing to re- member is that when you present yourself for the donation of your pint of blood, you must not have eaten for 37a to 4 hours. Sand wiches, fruit juice and coffee will be given all donors, which will hasten the replenishment of the blood given.
 Get your name in to Red Cross, either by letter, in person or by telephoning Base extension 445 or 38O for an appointment.
 It doesn't hurt. You won't even miss it. It has no harmful effects. But it REALLY IS NEEDED; and you can render some son; brother, husband or sweetheart of an anx- ious woman back here in the United States the very real service that Tn many many cases means. the differ ence between Staying over there" and "coming back home again." by giving pint of your blood for plasma NOW. A pint is so little.
Bradley beam., 1943-12-04

world. She, with typically feminine lack of understanding, makes de- rogatory remarks anent my intelli- gence and capacity to understand the days news. I do not really ex- pect the female of my species to be patient and intelligently under standing; it would not be feminine; but I do expect that her ambition and pride in me would tend to en- courage these early expeditions into knowledge"
 "Abel," I said, "the females of all species are like that. That's why I will never get married" Then Abel and I shook hands.
 "Well, Sarge" he said, 'It's all right for you not to get married, if you don't want to, but you'll look awful peculiar billing and cooing at newspaper. We'll, I better be go- ing, my wife is expecting me home for lunch. Don't like to upset the little woman. S'long!"
Bradley beam., 1943-12-04

of protection. If you fail to do this for me, will take those extreme measures which I so rarely take, but which are so violently effec- tive"
 Naturally, 1 assured Abel that l would do what l could to protect him. Having settled that matter satisfactorily, I recalled that Abel was but newly wed. l asked him how he liked married life. He smirked and indicated by casual shrug of the shoulders that my own perennial bachelor-hood placed me beyond the ken of undertaking. l pressed him, however, and anon he began to speak in this wise:
 Married life is all that it is cracked up to be. I'm pleased with my mate as she is with me. There are problems, however, associated with married life which are not con- ducive to compromise. For instance, I read the paper at breakfast. This annoys my wife very much; but the only way I can absorb current events is early in the morning at breakfast. My reflexes have been conditioned to the point where l cannot read news at any other time of the day. When my wife raises Cain over my apparent neglect of her, try, by explanation, to dem- onstrate that am merely trying to make myself worthy citizen by knowing what is going on in the
Bradley beam., 1943-12-04
WAC FACTS AND FICTION
By SGT. LOUISE A. WEST

WACs Attend Party Gpen by Iow Target waiting 1900 the WACs party Target Hall of refreshments prepared and did take long for all to acquainted these delicious snacks
 of for dancing and popular recording machine played favore dance numbers
 We with swell bunch of fellows, three cheersfo the Tow Target"
 BcwAms Becomes Gamble
 the forfeit for gutterbas At the end ot the evening S24O balls! This duck and daunt the WACs plans the week following invade bit they will be calling the Team for a bit of competition
 chief wolf Brownie, who turning leaf" Does he he will completely ignore down Brownie and let all the girls in on it, rather than just few Ah! Su,eet Misery of Life
 eed Sunday unpacked her bag repackd a uough Why? Kadeak ovh her announced Why I'm going to be married lucky spouse is Lt Ken OBren
 love-gh displayed the Leutenants asking special request Commanding Officer that Put be the and months after which time he will be backfo afar to claim his bride. GOOD INTENT ON MILITARY COURTESY by Looy
 7udwkA, tuimkIe Etle bar
 cast c
 By tke efmeyo catch
 Yoa0n the haueb both whissed by.
 wondered Gs of the SOuhnds have seen enthad with It will do good to osendso home in envelope.
 Control Bod Dublin article about the WACs. He about the girls than do
Bradley beam., 1943-12-04
POINTS ABOUT DRILL

ATTENTION-A spine with a stiff neck.
 SALUTING-The service "Hi- yah."
 At EASE-A command heard less than any other.
 MANEUVERS-Gettinga a girl away from the other fellow.
 REVIEW-All officers standing in one place while the soldiers march by and give 'em the eye.
Bradley beam., 1943-12-04
Miss Mazur Leaves
 Windsor Locks USO

The Special Service Office and the military personnel of Brad ley Field wish to express their appreciation to Miss Stella Ma zur for all of her excellent work at the Windsor Locks USO, dur ing the past two years. The very best of their good wishes are extended to Miss Mazur in her new venture.
Bradley beam., 1943-12-04
CONTROL BOARD
By TISgt. Maxwell Dublin

A swell Thanksgiving Dinner was enjoyed by everyone that step ped into our Mess Hall!!! Remind ed you of old times-had every thing from soup to nuts!! Dinner was served form 1915 to 1730. Off, ficers, enlisted men and their wiv- es, children and sweethearts had a gala time!!! The WAC mess ser geants, S/Sgt. Perry Reese, Sgt Esther Beach, and Pfc. Jane Roll CT, admitted to S/Sgt. Carl Naugh- ton that the Spread" was as good as theirs-but, confidentially, 1t must have been better because they ATE ours (and it wasn't compul- sory!D Cpl. Marvin Agins did darned good job on the decorations.
 Sgt. Charles Rippert and the lit tie gal from Long Island have it bad-so bad in fact, that merger is expected!!!
 Sgt. Fred Kurtz and the missus say it isn't so-but time will tell, time will tell!
 T/Sgt. Paul Richardson is back from furlough and rarin' to go to work. He shows no small concern over the safety pin shortage. He must know "triangulation."
 Pfc. Charles Slaughter, Cpls. Carl Rosenau and John Martin, the three-piece Hill Billy Band plan to play for Major Bowes.
 Major William E. Gegg's com mendation to T/Sgt. Morris Fried man on his retirement from the Army after twenty-four years of service was something to hear! Good luck, Segeant!! We know you will continue your fine efforts in our common cause as "civvie!"
 The 93rd beat the Medics in bas- ketball Tuesday mite (after three minute extension) by score of 29-27. The nurses were a little "hepped-up" about their team's de- feat, sooo-we promised to beat the pants of the boys at the next game-and believe you me-that won't be very easy task-with T/Sgt. Maslowsh and his gang be- ing in top form waiting for us.
 Lieutenants Francis J. Catania and John V. O'Donnell were acting as our coaches and Lieutenant Don- aid L. Haire was ready to step in as "sub" for any position.
 WAC "Daffy" was cheering for Cpl. Bob Curran and Cpl. Law renee Penner was cheering "Daf- fy"!!
 Instead of using cuts of Chili Williams, Fay Mckenzie, Dorothy Lamour or Betty Grable to add BEAM why not use pictures of the WACs at this base? Sculptures" Potts looked swell in last weeks issue. Pvt. Mildred Toussaint, Su- san Watson, "Ginny" Simms and "Bani", the girl seldom seen dress ed-I mean in o. D.'s (she always wears fatigues) are only a few starters that we could mention as "pin-up" girls! The fields unlimit- ed!!!!! (And we ain't a-kiddin'.) We might even suggest a contest!
Bradley beam., 1943-12-04

Be Wise-lnvest Your Money In U. s. War Bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-31
S.. LOuleI|a
in AoM'oood

HOLLYWOOD Doc 81 Teresa
Wright. who was very much in the
voting of the New York critics for
her work m Shadow of 2 Doubt
does another picture away from
her own Goodwin home lot Shell
co-star with Gary Cooper IN
Casanova q Brown before She
faces tho cameras for Sam in his
"tndoarng Young Charms
sam va. Influenced in lending
hcr to William Goct/ and Nun
naliy Johnson because she is again
20 he teamed with Gary Cooper
They were so good M Pride Of
the Yankees thai sam believes ~
would be valuable for her 20 have
another picture with big Coop
Gary. by me way, mas made many
now friends for has spendld work
IN the South Pacific HIS hsppi-
TCyy about gong tEcre i cAaC'iy
tho way. most of our stars tcel
When thCy come back from enter
tanning Our hoy in far away spots
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-31
Story of East
Times Drama

Like an Arabian Nights advcn-
turc J., thc true story OF the lovely
hut INSCRIPTIONS dancing girl who
won the heart of a Mohammedan
prince recently I'm Morocco The
ROYAL court vowed that marriage
would mover take place She was
equally determined that II would
. Th, humble grl danced and
laucred her way INTO becoming
1hc Prince bride only to dc on
hcr wedding night when tHe snake
al Tine hills. iamll sacred -ymbol
mNs'cuou-'y came 90 IIic
TU STORY is fins week cNcit-
INC offering on FRONT PAGE
DRAMA radios real NE play
taken from lhc flies 81 The Amer
Kan Wc.Ny magazine and sPon
.ered hv Thc Detroit sunday
Jlmes
Front Page Drama may hc
heard tomorroV.on station VILE
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-31
Pick Young Man
Of Year Jan. 70

~ rr-7 r7T-r JUNIOR To@td or
Commerce vi' present IRIS annual
award 20 the outstanding yourE
mar IN DcfT0It hctWeen The ages
~ - and 81 AZ is banquet y the
petre4t-le Gland lIetel Han %
Neutrr. Df rio senior selection
committee latCd 10 choose the
v0prr from = hst ~ nowtacs-
arc Dr Warrior Bow eIp~rIntC''0-
ont ~ scrooIs chairman Albert r.
cuhu c'y treasurer Recorder
Judge Joln 4 EreHnan oscar
Wrhtcr vice pr dent and gen
nral mana-lr--I Hudson Co
Clarence "a Avery president
Murray Corp Of NWcriCa Frank
X Nau,l president OF 't" " tyrg
County Federation cl Labor and
'tr e., Wellington lIoa- pastor
~ 'r Na-aRHa A~-a-e hap's'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-31
MYSTERY

Sometimes ] think we wait TOO
long ~ tr,, bouquets ~ people
who really deserve them and Ger
ans { Aubrey Smith, mat
grand oh -rrnc- StraIcr rates
everything NICE that can bo said
aboa' uw Hos coming back
from San Francisco right away
20 n into one Oi TIC top roles
s-f-tf-ff ftfffr ri ftfff TT An
TTCw- STONE and 7 Think The Word
is worth passing on that this en-
capement marks e. AubreY's SIND
YEAR In how business and 1914
marks RS 10Th year on earth
Pv tho Wsy. what does the ecu
stand for After All these years
IN Tho movies l think nc should
lot US know.