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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-23
SUPREME COURT
RULES ON LABOR
CONTINUED From Page One)


dissenting and Justices Black and
not participating.
1.-The conclusion is Irresistible
that Congress carved out of the
,tteId of Cancellation, mediation and
only the select list of
problems which it was ready to
place in the adjudicatory chan
nel,'' the court said. "All else it
left to those voluntary processes
whose use congress had long en-
ccuraged.: The concept Of media
ton is the antithesis of justicia-
Eility.''
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-23
MEET POSTPONED

The Victory Belle Club
meeting scheduled for We'd
nesday has been postponed I'M
til Friday, November rs. This
supper meeting will be held
at the Second and Orange USO
at 7:15 u. m.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-23
40 AND 8 TO MEET

40 AND 8 TO MEET
The 40 and 8 will hold it's
monthly meeting Tuesday at 8
p. m. at the Hewes cafeteria,
Maffitt Village, celebrating an
nual ladies night. All members
are invited to attend and bring
their wives.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-23

Marriage licenses were issu-
ed Monday by the New Han
over county Registrar of Deeds
to- John Edward Holloway, of
Chicago, ILL.,, and Delories Will
lis, of Wilmington. Licenses
were also issued to Robert
Doetsch, Evanston, ILL.,, and
Frances Bell, of Carolina
Beach.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-23

JAYCEES TO MEET
The regular meeting of the
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
will be held Tuesday at 700
D. m. in the Friendly banquet
room. !.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-23
Briefs
TICKETS AVAILABLE

A few more free tickets are
available to the Camp Davis
Fort Bragg football game
which will be played at Camp
Davis Thanksgiving Day. Will
mington residents may obtain
their tickets by calling at the
Chamber of Commerce office
on North Front street.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-23

QUIET WEEKEND
The Wilmington Fire De-
partment spent a relatively
quiet weekend answering only
five local alarms for minor
fires.
La gaceta., 1943-07-14
CESTOS DE EPoPEYA
Los Robinsones ProdigiO,o

Abrumado por ell china y las
penalidades, al cabo de tres amos
de vagar por una costa inclemen-
tie, muerta o herida la mayor par
te de la trOpa que sac6 de la ciu-
dad de Panama, Francisco Pizarro
ha tenido que refugiarse con la
genie que lie queda en- una peque-
ma isla, cerca de la costa. La isla
del Gallo la llaman. ALI acampsn
como pueden, anticipates rObinso-
mes sin ventura, desfallecidos de
hambre y, 10 que es a6n peor, des-
fallecidos los animos y los cora
zones.
Sobre Ell acantilado, de pie fren
tie a las montanas del continente,
muchas wees Francisco Pizarro
pasa ALI largas horas de contem-
placion, mientras repasa la triste
historic de su aventura. lQue d.
ferente de cuando saliera de Pa
mama con las naos bien prOvistas
con los soldados mas escogidos,
con la imagen del magnifico y do
RADIO Peru bailando en- la esperan-
"a mente! AhOra, al reeves, Sc We
derrotado, fracasado, perdido en-
la desierta isla y con ell porvenir
en- quiebra.
iAh! Pero algo en- ell fondo del
alma lie grita todavia palabras de
fe. FL Peru esta lejos, su conquis-
ia sera dificil, los trabajos muy
grandes; pero Pizarro salvara to-
das las trabas, porque PizarrO, ell
de Trujillo; ell que Sc jug6 su dine
70 y su vida al azar de esta empire
sa; Pizarro, Ell valeroso, no puede
retroceoer. ihetroceder! iVolver-
Sc a Panama sin un escudo ase-
diado por los deudores, vie;o va
y desacreditado? Antes prefiere
MORN.
No piensan 10 mismO mucncs de
sus hombres. La fatiga y las ham,
bres, Ia enfermedad y ell desenga-
no les hacen recordar con ternu-
ra la pacifica abundancia de Pa
mama; murmuran por 10 bajo; for
man grupos disidentes Y recelOsos
y logran, pOr Gltimo, hacer llegar
a Panama un aviso pidiendo sOco-
rro. Ell gobernador atiende en- Sc
guida la sGplica, Y manda IN te-
niente suyo en- un navfo desarma-
do, con orden de recoger cuantos !
La gaceta., 1943-07-14
POr LEFT

Porque desde las murallas de las fortif.. /
Kasba-Mehdia, Marruecos Frances, Y desda 10.
cargada de peligros diyertia la a~tenci6n del sus a
So fuego de rifle, facilitando a nuestras tronsa !
las puertas principles del Fuerte, ell soldado 4
clase G. |. Mohler recibi6 la Cruz del SerTco \
DO. Arrlesgo Ell su vida por n%osotros. Lo que n
demos hacer, en- reciprocidad, es comprar Bona
de Guerra.
La gaceta., 1943-07-14

Cinco patriotas polacos imprimian un
peri6dico ''subterraneo'' en- su pals. Fran
cuatro hombres y una mujer.
La Gestapo logr6 enterarse de sus acti-
vidades y los cinco perdieron la vida.
Antes de morir lograron sacar del sofa
no los peri6dicos y que otros patriotas los
p~usieran en- circulation.
Casos como este ocurren tdos los dfas,
o con dolorosa frecuencia, en- la Europa til
ranizada.
Tiene la Gestapo sus espfas nativos Y es-
tos, a Gambia de dinero, traicionan a sus
hermanos.
Pero los puestos de los ejecutados, en-
otros s6tanos y con otras prensas, seran a
toda prisa cubiertos por hombres y mujeres
que adoran la libertad Y no temen morir
por sus ideales.
La gaceta., 1943-07-14

Nuestro ~presidente, ell humanitario
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, lie notified al
Papa que Stella iba a ser invadida. Guam
do este despacho llegue a Vuestra Santi-
dad Sc habra efectuado en- suelo italiano
un desembarco de tropas inglesas y anne
r~icanas. Nuestros soldados Sc proponen Ii
brar a Italia del fascismo y sus infelices
simbOlOs, y expulsar a los opresores nazis
que infestan su suelo.
mo es necesario para mi ell reafirmar
que ell respeto para ell libre ejercicio del
quito religioso es fundamental en- nuestras
Ideas. Las iglesias y las instituciones, hasta
donde nos sea possible, dentro de nuestras
%fuerzas, no seran incluidas en- la devasta-
ci6n que toda guerra produce. En- ell curse
de las operaciones, ell status neutral de
Cludad del Vaticano, 10 mismo que los do
minios del papado por toda Italia, seran
respetados.
"Yo miro hacia ell dfa, como 10 hace Su
Santidad, cuando la paz de Dios retorne al
mundo.
"Nosotros estamos c~onvencidos de que
este solamente ocurrira cuando las fuerzas
del NAL, que ahora mantienen esclayizadas
vastas areas de Europa y Asia, sean nor
complete ~destruidas. En- csc dfa apartare-
mos nuestras energias de los penosos debe-
res de la guerra para dedicarnos a las fruc-
tiferas tareas de la reconstruction.
EN- comun con todas las naciones '
fuerzas imbuidas con ell espfritu de buena
voluntad hacia los hombres, y con la avuda
de Dlos Todopoderoso, volveremos nuestros
corazones y nuestras mentes hacia Ia taraa
de construir sobre la terra n naz iusta
Y duradera."
Sc lie ha dicho a Su Santidad que Cindad
yatlcano sera respetada por la aviaci6n '
las uopas pero NADIA Sc lie promote en-
cuantO a Roma, ia ciudad eterna".
La guerra demanda que ell fascismo sea
e~xtirparlo' no importante donde 50 cobiio
La gaceta., 1943-07-14

S~ociedades Hispanas Confederadas con-
memOrara Ell dia 10 de julio, aniversario
de la aggression fascista contra la R~epGblica
Espanola, con un acto en- Ell Manhattan
Center, New York.
Ali la fecha mo pasara por debajo de
la mesa.
~Suponemos que los republicanos espa-
noles de Tampa no olvidaran ell dia 10.
Ahora es muy necesario recordar al
mundo que ell pueblo espanol tiene deposit
tada su confianza en- las Naciones midas,
por cuanto seria un crimen objectionable
liberar a los paises invadidos por los fas-
clstas y deJar a Espaha, a la Rep1blica Es-
pamela, en- las garras de la Falange.
HAY que decir la verdad, repetirla,
destacarla, repetirla para que los de
mala Memoirs sepan que ell pueblo espa-
mol tambien aguarda su redenci6n!
La gaceta., 1943-07-14
Chmmgas y No ChMMgGS

La nueva dictadura argentina, mas de-
pravada que la anterior, philharmonic,
promote y no cumple.
Sc lie habfa hecho Greer al pueblo que
tendrfa elecciones presidencialeS en- sep
tiembre y 49,. no las tendra.
Los ~peri6dicos estan sometidos a una
antidemocratica censura; los partidos po-
lfticos no pueden ~realizar libremente sus
labores de propaganda; pero los espfas ma
zis, italianos y japoneses siguen operando
a sus anchas.
Castillo era un presidente legitimo, pues
habia sido electo, con 'trampas" o sin elias,
en- una contienda electoral.
Ramirez representa- la violencia antide-
mocratica, que en- los primeros momentos,
para enganar a los ~incautos, hizo Greer que
era democratica.
No Sc quiso reconocer a Grau San Mar
tin, en- 1888, y con la ayuda del sargento-
%coronel Sc lie echo de la presidential; pero
a Ramirez lie c~oncedimos un "veloz" reco-
nocimiento.
Grau r~epresentaba los sentimientos de
una gran parte del pueblo cubano.
Ramirez es un usurpador y Sc apoya en-
las bayonetas.
La gaceta., 1943-07-14

hcmbres quiersn EB,
yer a Panama, sSsrt
compromise o couua
mensajera arrojs 4
a la isla del Gallo, J
Genoa Sc desprende
virne. a fuerza &c I'd
%bH1lsncar en- Ia playa
del gobernador sala 1
cL.ime amistosameut
francas manos que L
zarlO.
Pronto CORE IA mf
ire los hombres ds d
hueste, y los mas padl
mas impacienteS pOr en-
bio la aventura sin we'd
que ha tres amos hubis
barcarse, va no Sc reed
blicar su algeria Sd
de regresO. TOdoS aprs
tie bajan a la playa
alrededor del captain, |
CO c~abizbajO, Silenciosi
nunca, piensa, con trsI
~pnsibilidad del fracaS'
SUI empresa. ES Ell mon
co Y ~peligroSO. 81 lie
ahora sus hombreS, "a
do 2 el mas remedlo I
carse tambien en- Ia ,
eaviado ell gobernador
Panama, acaso para u
asco y de pena.
Entonces, de sdblt0'
acometido de IN inspI
bato, y con la mirad'
te, tremulas las gram
por la emocion, con Vol
derosa, increpa y COM
c~ompaneros y les dice
encargo que trae Ell !.
senior gobernadOr De
me. Quienquiera, y
puede embarcar en- sI
la vuelta de Pan'i
Inmediatamente, con
pidO y vigorosO, 'a''
la blande en- alto IN D.
a la n de los =
perados en- los tern
desafio, ell nerva"
"a una honda raya e.
Ia punta de So e.
de cara a su genn
-Ea, senores; POI ]
(viene de "a pc
La gaceta., 1943-07-14

Esa 'libertad c%riolla" que Sc hasa en- ell
aceite de ricino y disparos de revolver, an
t~idemocratica es.
81 mayor general Batista, que ha pro-
nunciado vigorosos discursos en- contra de
Hitler, Mussolini y Franco, tiene Ell deber
ineludible de castigar a los "genizaros" que
p~isotean la libertad de palabra y de paso
la libertad de la Prensa.
jQue pensaran Agapito y ell Maestro
de una RepGblica donde los esbirros del GO
bierno andan metidos en- "palmacristi" has
ia la cintura y Sc limpian los dientes "a tiro
limpio"?
La gaceta., 1943-07-14

Cosa sabida es que los t%abaqueros insis-
ten, e insistiran, en- que sus derechos sean
~respetados.
iPor que en- algunas fabricas Sc pusie-
ron 'papelitos" suspendiendo ell page antes
de que la asamblea del pasado viernes to-
mara acuerdos?
~ como nc Sc habfa contado con ellos,
y va algunos patronos afirmaban que no
pagarfan, reteniendo 10 que no era suyo,
los torcedores Sc marcharon para sus casas!
HAY que marcar bien la diferencia que
existe entire una huelga y ell hecho de que
los trabajadores dejen sus labores porque
no Sc les pague 10 ganado!
La gaceta., 1943-07-14
-ITALIANoS LTBERALES Y DEMO
CRATAS
-PATRIOTAS POLACOS
LA REPUBLICA ESPANOLA
RAMIREZ Ell DESPOTA
-PALMACRISTI

Todos los i~talianos dem6cratas y liberia
les apoyan con entera sinceridad la causa
de las Naciones Unidas.
Italia merece recobrar su libertad y sus
hijos, de Europa y America, pueden ayu-
darla.
Mussolini es tan cruel enemigo del pue-
bio italiano como 10 es de los pueblos que
odian ell fascismo y luchan para aplastarlo
y destruirlo.
Los cuchillos hay que usarlo con los cri-
minales y verdugos de la dictadura, no con
los centinelas ingleses y americanos.
A cuchillo deben morir los que han CO.
locado a Italia en- la posici6n de satellite de
Alemania y al pueblo italiano en- la condi-
ci6n de esclavo o semiesclavo de Hitler y
sus "matarifes".
" ahora Sc p~resenta a los liberales y
dem6cratas de la isla de Stella, como ma
mana Sc presentara a los de la isla de Ger
dena y la peninsula i~taliana, la OCCASION de
agregarse a las fuerzas de la libertad y
apresurar ell hundimiento del tirano y sus
~secuaces!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Lucille Rand
Stars at
National

TIE EXOTIC sensation. Lucille
Rand known as The Girl in the
Diamond MASK" is the featured
attraction at the National Thea
tcr this week Heading a New
York cast Of 40. Miss Rand
does smooth and appealing exotic
dances. Harry Levine and Bobby
Vail comedians. keep the patrons
in "A laughing mood and straight
U-FU NouilI sewer is the center
Of all their many Jokes.
Pretty Marian Marley does tap.
toe and acrobatic numbers in good
style. For an extra attraction
there is The novelty team of Dillon
and par'0W. who iugglc dance and
also do some terrific comedy SkltS.
Shows are continuous from II
q. IN TO II p m and the latest
war ucWS BIS shown on the screen
at each performance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Theaters to Hold
Bond DriUe Here

ACCORDING TO Edward c
Beatty, local war activities COM
mittee chairman, more than
5000 motion picture theaterS
across the nation viii participate
in a 3l-day campaign 10 sell AT
least 81 worth of war savings
stamps to every man, woman and
child in the country.
The theaterS will be allied with
retail stores and newsboyS in this
effort which is expected 10 net
the treasury department S130-
900 O00 This money will be ear
marked for the construction Of an
aircraft carrier 10 be named the
Shangri-La.
Within a few days the thcatcrs
will begin publicizing the drive.
which begins on July !, with ads
lobby displays in the theaterS and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28

rallies Representatives Of the
newSboyS and retail stores will
meet with members of the war
activities committee in this area
10 discuss methods Of dovetailing
all efforts into one campaign.
Beatty further stated that
operators OF Detroit theaters are
certain that DetroiterS will lend
their wholehearted support 10 this
campaign because every one can
afford at leaSt a dollar in NOM
Org of thOSe American fiorS ruth
leSSlv murdered by the japanese.
He concluded
a dollar isn't much. but
multiply IL by every American
and YOU have n big beautiful
carrier sliding down the ways.
that means certain grief for the
AXIS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Film Time Clock

SATURDAY
ADAN~ The Lesieratgs 'Its a
Great rife
BROADWAY CAFITOL-rA.r Force q"
Ladies DAY. q. m
CINDERELLA Kes1sr = ne Flame ="
The CRYSTAL BAN - 30 ? n
FISHER Keeper ~ the Flame " The
crystal Bail" 1890 = m
ron Crash Dive. D.. FOLLOW the Band q"
HOLLYWOOD "Keere- O; The Flame, q"
The CRYSTAL BAN
MADISON Keeper ~ the Flame. 30
The tr -fal Bal g "a. u..
UICHGAN Lady Of RurssQue 4"
'Sam'Wtefe IN France A. M
PAIN~-~TATI Mission 20 Moscow De-
TRUCK Busters e W.
ERIERA Keeper oy the Flame %
The Crystal Ban ~ 81. g. IN
Hk-O UPTOWN Keeper Of the
pa me The Cr.stAI BsH"
RnN AI.-- Keeper ~ thr frame, " The
CRYSTAL Bal II $50 3. m
TELENEwS News. short subjects, 8
a. m 70 il ,. m.
NITED ARTISTS - Presenting Lily
Mar 90 ''Ptln' No s. a. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
COMIC RELIEF

In fact suspicion begins 10
gather It's ugly cloak around her.
until low comic. Michael O'Shea
steps in and tries 10 relieve some
of the pressure.
The following evening still an
other girl is murdered and Stan
wyck begins 10 suspect that the
dirty work is that of some onr
who wants 10 have the old Opry
House closed.
This leads 10 final scene.
fraught with suspense and teem-
ing with terror, which writ Leave
you literally knocked out
It's a swell thriller with lots Of
corny theatrical hy-play that
tends 10 Tighten the heavy load OF
mystery. Perhaps the careful
hand Of the censor has eliminated
several of the atmosphere shots
but you'll ger the general idea
throughout But If the characters,
literally don't get away with muir
der. they give you a rough idea Of
what can happen backstage az a
burlesque theater.
Stanwyck is superb. Her casual.
easy air and lusty indifference 20
convention. prove n provocative
point. IN her portrayal while
O'Shea turns out 10 he quite a
find as tho conference.-the lead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Films in Review
BY CHARLES GENTRY
Sub Drama
Exciting
At Fox

DESPITE ALL the current
news-talk of the submarine peril
and tho war under water, the
movies have certainly lad off the
sub subject
Most of the current dramas
have dealt with planes and SUBJ
verSivc propaganda has bee n
sunken under a debris Of air-force
pictures.
We believe that's one of the
chief reasons why Crash Dive.
which opened a. the Fox ycster-
day holds such great interest. a
tale Of submarine and her crew
is relatively a novel one, compared
with the avalanche of war fare in
other fields Of the service
Filmed n startling Tcchnicolor
this last picture of Tyrone Power
pres cnts him as a lieutenant
aboard an American sub out look
lng for Atlantic trouble.
Ty first encounters II when he
is sent In a surface boat 10 inveSti-
gate an unidentified vessel which
turns out 10 be a Nazi Q-boat.
Dana Andrews. the sub cap
tain, cOOllY waits until tho H.
veSugating party returns, drop, 10
the bottom, releasing old clothes
oil and everything which would
tcad the destroyer 10 believe That
his boat was destroyed and then
comes up 10 blast the Germans
where they belong.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
TUESDAY AFTERNOON

WJLB -Gclden melodies
Wf%ls--Parade Of Bands.
WJBk Melody matinee.
ziS y. ".
WJR-Pepper Young y.
WJ--Church hymns
OK LW Mary recommends
VICAR Matinee melodies
WxYZ Rssha ard Mirko.
3Oa q. VI.
WIZ -LInda's first love.
WWJ Mary Marlin D
CkLN Rhythm matinee.
NCAR-Nevs Ace
WXYZ Norton Dovney
WJLB News Matinee "
WEkI.-S eWscast, music.
WJBk News. melody.
AIS T.. "
NjR Editor = Daughter.
WV Ma Perkins
WCAR-The Grab Rag.
W$YZ NJ True St0rs n
AttO v. VI.
NJR In Harmony n
WV Pepper Noung n.
CkLW Rhythm Matinee.
VICAR Guest Time-N
WENL--I Love 4 Parade.
3siS y. VI.
WIZ Musical
WV -Eapp.ress RiCht-D
VICAR The Roundup W
WIZ Between bOOkends
WExL-MusiC
400 r. VI.
WIZ Home Front y
WV Bscks'age Wlfe-D.
-KlN News
'NCAR-NsVs
WNYZ-Cun msttnee-N
WJLH-News and music.
NE<L,-Newscast
WJPK News melody
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
SHARP ADVENTURE

Somewhere in France " which
] on the same bill. is an absorb
ing though somewhat drawn-out
adventure film about an English
engineer who goes 10 France 10
rescue some special machinery be
fore the advancing Nazis can get
their hands on IL
Tommy Trinder gains the aid of
an American girl, Constance Cum
mings. and two English soldiers
who make the trek through every
kind ~ peril the scenariStS could
dream up. It's another "DeSper-
ate Journey" done with a great
deal Of suspense-flled sequences
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
EXCITING EXAMPLE

This is just a sample Of the kind
Of thrilling adventure you'll find
m Crash Dive although IL can I
touch the final episode when II
follows a Nazl oil tanker right
back 70 IFS supply base, crawls
through q submarine net and then
sends a commando party ashore
20 wipe the base out. This is
really an exciting sequence, with
burning seas. swimming heroes
and all the trimmings you might
expect from an about wartime
melodrama.
Power is very good and we i'm
aglne that his experiences in this
film really Guido the severe train
ing he has just received from the
marine corps in actual life. now
that he's just graduated from Of
flcerS training school.
+ heres slight romantic intro
duced by Anne Baxter. the girl
back home, who is also engaged
10 the captain. Dana Andrews, but
every one else is 50 engaged in so
much action that love has 10 take
back seat
II its excitement you crave
you'll get plenty of IT in Crash
Dive" and thank heaven the Fox
is air-cooled enough so that your
temperature won't rise any higher
with all the events YOU have to
90 through in this film.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Distribute Gas Masks

FLINT, June % Distribution
Of gas masks to air raid wardenS
viii be- completed by the end of
next week. II was announced to-
day by Russell Y. SomeS. chief air
raid warden. The masks were
loaned 10 the city for civilian de-
Tense volunteers by the army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
BIackout Violator Fined

FLINT, June 26-Because ne
ignored a command by air raid
during the blackout
June Il 10 park his car and turn
of the lights. Harold Allinger,
., Of MI. Morris. today had been
sentenced To pay a SOS fine or
spend Is days In Jail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
WAAC Officers in Lansing

LANSING. June % Lansing
was invaded today by 30 Off
GERS and auxilarieS of the WAC
who arrived 10 conduct a recruit
ing campaign next week. Ten
officers and 40 auXilarieS will
assist the 10 members OF the
WAC now inv the city during
the campaign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Short LOG alton

WHEN ANN SHERIDAN, who
hkos 10 visit Mexico, iokngly Sug-
geSted 10 executive producer
J.. L. Warner that he arrange 10
shoot her new picture. Animal
Kingdom. below tho border. M
had written into the script a
sequence which takes Ann 10
Mexico but it'll be shot in Holly
wood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Na1is Oppose British Envoy

LONDON, June % dNS)-The
Nazis have done everything in
their power 10 get rid Of Brltain's
ambassador TO Spain. Sir Samuel
Hoare. ever since he was sent 10
Madrid, the envoy declared today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Jack Pickering
Here
NHd
% OW

SIIAMEFACED AS we may
be because we needed troops 10
quell tho fighting in Detroit,
is going TO be a sad day for
Vthe laSSies when the troops
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28

a r q < o n G
again.
One OF our
feminine con-
stttrutS
writes in
an. the sweet
torment OF
her heart
as follows:
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dicrs. Where
would i 20 10
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Seek Shelter

SINCE ADOPTING a child. the
Paul HenreidS are shopping for a
bomb shelter as an addition 10
their Brentwood home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
'Burlesque'
Good Bet at
Michigan

lI1F. Alo N+NlT.iNN ditl 7 .tl-
ing take 1t off al the Michigan
this week, because Lady Of Bur-
lesque" turns out 10 be one of the
most entertaining comedy mclo-
dramas we've seen in some time.
Based on Gypsy Rose Lees
mystery novel. The G-String
Murders. Lady OF Burlesquc
takes US behind the grind, sulps
the veil OF mystery surrounding
strlppers death and reveals all
about bumper VINO Is bumped
off.
Barbara Stanwyck is the little
lady around whom centcrs most
OF the interest. because Barbara
plays the star OF Midwest cir
cut who makes d great success
when she finally arrives on d
Broadway burlesque stage.
The only thing 10 mar her tri-
umph IS a mysterious police rad,
during which she tries 10 escape
through the basement. She IS sud
denly seized in the dark and al
most strangled to death. When
she RECEIVERS, she finds that II was
not the policewoman who was
holding her who gave her the
business. and the plot begins TO
thicken until il achieves the gen
eral consistency of Jellied ma
driiene.
The next night further strange
events occur backstage. A jealous
dancer throws a bottle a a Chr
nese waiter and is later found
strangled by her own G-string, al
though Stanwyck had tried every
thing in her power TO appease the