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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-13

d display OF current ana O1Q music
numbers, pocket instruments, ane
a radio. James Stationery Store
has group pictures of local boy!
and girls now in service. Writing
material and the victory v are alst
featured.
Shoemakers Store-features In
ternational Girl Scouts. On display
are various things made by Cir
Scouts including weaving, knitting
embroidery, beadwork, and others
Gregg Hardware-has prisoner!
of war as theme, telling tina
miles of barbed wire imprison sis
million men. Contributions to CIVIC
Twill break these. Firestone Store
from a sparkling War Chest sigr
fall red, white and blue Grapes to
the large word, "Give.'' Sutton
Council Furniture. company-Pris
oners Of war as a theme. A real.
istic scene on the battlefront shows
the barbed-wire ENHANCEMENT
with dead mangled bodies lying
on the field. Displayed are gifts
suitable and welcome to these war
prisoners, such as cigarettes,
films, candy and kits.
| Wonder Dress Shop-theme oil
United Nations Front showing
food and its help in this great war.
The ten local charity organiza-
lions which will derive direct aid
from the funds of the Community
War Chest put their displays in
store windows as follows: Brigade
Boys Club-in Peoples Furniture
company. They are showing work
carried on by this group such as
their scrap drive which warranted
them a plaque and personal ship
launching ceremony. They also
emphasize their physical fitness
program. Boy Scouts-in Fender
Furniture Store window. A large
Boy Scout is the center of interest
for cards showing the work this
group has done, such as health
program, first aid, war bond
sales, salvage drive and govern
ment messenger service.
Salvation Army-in the Will
mington Furniture company. They
have used the theme, a man may
be down but never out; help him
up. On an attractive background
are shown pictures depicting these
projects among which are sum-
mer camps, recreation programs,
youth programs, and lodgings for
service men. Associated Charities
in Todd Furniture company. A
poverty-stricken home with aged
folk and small baby in want being
helped by a welfare worker who
is coming to the poorly-clad home
to bring her aid of food and cSth-
ing-as goes the family so goes
America.
Travellers Aid - in Sher-Lynn
Shop. A Travellers Aid attendant
in uniform is at her post, helping
a newcomer. Posters show the
number of people helped during
1912. USO-in USO Travellers Aid
windows. On red, white and blue
USO steamers are shown photo
graphs of USO activities through.
out the world-from Alaska to the
South Seas.
Girl Scouts-in the x Depart
ment Store. A Scout in uniform
tells how this group relieved moth
ers for war work by caring for
the baby, and other aids.
Sorosis Club have a poster show
ing child care-in the Diana shop.
The Public Health Nursing Asso.
citation have their CIVIC campaign
poster in the Holly shop. In An
dersons Clothing Store is the
United Seamen's Service display
showing a seaman box, including
games, books, cards and other
pastlmes, necessary on every ship.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-13
NORTH CAROLINA MOVIE

- RALEIGH, Nov. IL -lB- rss
State Department of Conservat5ionss
said today that its technicoion
film, North Carolina, VARIETY y1 W..
cationland," which depicts tb.
states claims to that title. will T
be shown in six foreign countries al5
under auspices of the State Ia.
partrnent. DV'
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-13
STILLS DESTROYED

ABC enforcement officers M.
f. Cooke and J. L. Mathis de-
stroyed a 100-gallon still and
S5O gallons OF mash rr1uay
morning. A second 1oO-gallon
still and $50 gallons Of mash
were we! destroyed by the same
o1i ,. Friday afternoon. Both
sun were south of Whiskev
creek on the Masonboro road.
NO arrests were made.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-13
CONTRACTS AWARDED

CONTRACTS AWARDED
The Wilmington District En-
gineer office announced Friday
the award of a contract for
wartime construction to
Burlington firm. r. F. Kirk
patrick and Sons will construct
buildings and utilities in Cum
berland county for a sum less
than $50, 200.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-13
PECAN CROP MOVING

RALEIGH, Nov. 12-tR-North
Cardinals pecan crop, expected
to be the largest on record, has
begun moving to the market, P.
G. Sutton, State Department of
Agriculture pecan marketing spe-
cialist, said today.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-13
WHEAT FOR SALE

WHEAT FOR SALE
The carload of feed wheat
brought to the Wrightsboro ele-
vator this week is now unload
ed and selling will start Sat-
urday morning. The selling
will cease at noon and be re-
sumed Monday morning. This
wheat, which sells for $1.22 a
bushe] is to be used only for
laying hens, milk cows and
hogs which are being fatten-
ed. More wheat is expected in
next week.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-13

A home talent show including
music, drama, and comedy
will be presented at the Blue
thenthal air base theater Sun
day at $500 p. m. under the
sponsorship Of the S66th Fight
er Group. A.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-13
'Adriatic Rats Wipe
Out Nazi Fuel Convoy

A SOUTHERN ITALIAN PORT
NOV. Observation-Disclosures
ed "Adriatic Rats" of the Brit
lsh Navy wiped out a blockade
running German gasoline convoy
OF four ships early today some
QUO yards off the Albanian coast.
The ships, one large and three
small, were hugging the Nazi-
dominated coast and headed south
toward Corfu when intercepted by
destroyers.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-13
V. F. w. MEETING

The regular meeting Of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars will
be held Monday at 8 p. m. at
the USO on Second and Or
ange. All members are urged
to attend this meeting at
which time a report of the
poppy sale will be made and
other activities of the post
will be decided upon.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-13
If Your Child
Is Coughing

Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
cause it goes right to the seat Of the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature to
boothe and heal raw, tender, in
hamed bronchial mucous men,
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
o bottle Of Creomulsion with the
understanding that your child is to
be benefited and you are to like its
quick action in allaying the har-
RAISING cough without upsetting the
stomach or you are to have your
money back. No narcotics.
CIRCUMCISION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-13
ON FURLOUGH

yin + ORAOO0u
Clarence T. Sewell, yeoman
second class, U. S. Navy, Is
spending ten days furIough
from duties in Panama, with
his parents at their home, 625
South Second street.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-13
RUG is LOST

T. w. Allen, of Rocky Point,
reported to police that he lost
a brown Administer rug from
his truck while he was travel
ing south on Fifth street b>
tween Dock and Orange
shortly after noon Friday.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-13
GUEST SPEAKER

GUEST SPEAhEh
w. S. Mcmahon of the North
Carolina Shipbuilding COM
pany, will be the principal
speaker at the annual "Boss
Night" banquet to be held at
the Brigade Boys club Novem-
Der Is at $3.50 p. M, when the
Senior Fraternity members
will entertain their bosses.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-13
RACK TAX COLLECTIONS

BAUM 1AA COAAA1OAAOo
J. E. Canady reported a
total collection for the city In
the back tax department for
the month OF October as be-
ing 81, 539.46. A total Of 1877 re-
CENTS we're written, an aver
age of S7S.12 per receipt.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-13
City Briefs
PRICE PANEL MEMBER

PRICE PANEL MEMBER
James B. Hughes, oil deal
er, has been appointed a men,
Der of the price panel of the
New Hanover War Price and
Rationing Board, officials an
nounced Friday.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-13

The Tennessee Valley Author
ity in 10 years has relocated 875
miles of highway and 81 miles of
railway.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08

81 iagen, Bob bu lie Iieb baIt. Sprih
gu ibnen BON ben @or3iigen, bie 81,
an ibnen be1puuOerit. 8erlaB Did
:ilht 81 felt auf oeine 5reunoifaf-
Ten, Itelle lie nitt gu iebr auf Sic
Erobe ourb lalrges Jernbleiben obna
peri0nliten ooer brieflihen Gerfebr,
Ilpenn es irgeno gebt. ysur Ser finoet
oas lpabre 2eben, Der iein 2eben bin
oibt, ser es in eoler, fre.m0lih=bilf-
veiber Nahitenliebe oen anoeren !pio.
met. slus oieier Saat eriprieBt Sic
rcidite grnte. @er nimmt, mas er be-
:ommen fann, uno ielbit nif)ts gibt.
fcnnt tpabren &eitta,m nift. gs lit
piel peniger iuihtig, pietpeit mir es
ielblt in ser @elt sebraht baben, als
.piepiel anberen mir gum Grfolg Der
Gplfen baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08

gegen einen gu Itarfen totalitGren
ginilu6, uno ibr 0erbienlt lit es,
eoB ultra-nationaliItiihe gemegun-
gen iteiterten. 9taf oieiem &rieg
miro ibre Gimme mebr unb mebr
gebort meroen, uno es lit mihtig,
eaB es iih Inn cine iiir uns freuno-
lide Stimme banbeln miro. Sir
HropaganoaSpede fonnte man in
groBen 3iistn bie 8epolferune ar.
gentiniens in folgenoen Sruppen
uufteilen:
SSn iene, Die an och Sereinigter
Staaten fein Sntereiie baben, neil
lie teinen aontaft nit Dem ameri-
fcnilden 8olf baben; in iene, bie
uns 5utieiit ireunolicb gegeniiberite-
ben, aber gorbebalte bniihtlih ser
Nahfriegsplane ser Sereinigten
Staaten modem; in iene, Die benfen.
oaB Mrsentinien' feine fulturelen
ganbe 81 Sen 0ereinigten Staaten
belibt; in iene, bie fiirdten, oab sic
@ereinigten- Staaten beabiihtigen,
Sateinamerfa gu einem &olonialge.
biet 81 MAIDEN, uno id]lieBlih in Ell,
ne fleine Winoerbeit, oie BON Der
oeutlden propaganda beeinfluBt lit.
gSir fonnen uns an Joe BON Die.
len Gruppen nenoen. Gun mir es
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08

8uenos slires (SNa.) = @enn
man einsn Heiieiiibrer Iiir Nmerifa-
ner in Mrgentinien gu ihreiben bit
tt, fonnte man iolgenoermaBen be-
ginnen: .@dbreno oeines Muient-
baltes in Mrsentinien lpirlt ou ron
oen 8etpobnern oieies 9anoes nid,t
als Wfr. ober Mrs. So-uno-io BE-
tladtet meroenL ionbern Dor allem
als ,ein Mmerifaner'. Ser ginorud,
cen ou berporbebit, miro Dem gan5en
amerifaniihen 0olf niisen oOer iha-
oen.. 8elinst es oir. ibre 3unei-
gung 5ll seminnen, 10 beiibelt ou
riht nur ielbit sSreunoe = ou baIt
GreunSe iiir oein 2anb semonnen. {"
gs eibt 2eute, oie iasen, oab es
GuBerit id,pieris lit, gu einem Ser
itan6nis nit ienen &reiien 5u font
men, Ole oen sr0Bten giniluB ia.
ben = oas beiBt, nit Sen resieren-
oen 4reiien. gs lit ihmieris, insbe-
icnoere iomeit es iih nm oie dltere
Generation banoelt. Mber Ole Webr-
5abl Der Ourbihnitts Mreentinier
ltebt uns meit nGber als Die balbfeu.
bale berridenoe Shidt. gie stim-
me oieier Weniden 5dblt pisaeiht
beute nidt piel, aber ibre ginltel.
lung 3Gblt. Sic oienen als Shranfe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08

Gin sroBer Cell unierer Hropasan.
"a iiir 2ateinamerifa miro in Sen
Tereinigten Staaten geplant. 9as
beiBt, oaB lie BON Moroamerifanern
geplant miro, oie ibre eigene Wenta-
!itat baben geplant iiir Glib
cmerifaner, oeren Vfentalitat bon
ser unieren peritieoen lit. 9ieie
Satiade auein beoinst eine &eibe
ron MiBperitdnbniiien. 0ie Sraee
'erbebt iid alio, Oh es niht meit er-
fclgperiprehenber ipdre, nit argen.
tiniiben 6reunoen piel mebr 5uiam-
nien5uarbeiten, als es beute &C.
ibiebt.
Seute lit oie Yropasanoa nod
Siioamerifa oie sleide fir Merifo,
golipien, Gbile. Nrsentinien, Bra.
lilian. slber bieie sansen Gambler iino
niht zines tpie bas anoere. gs Be.
itebt cine oberilddlibe Mebnlihfeit
snii6en ibnen, a6er lie biloen nibl
sinen bomogenen iiioamerifaniiden
glod. Die llnterihieoe in Der se.
ihidtliden gntmidluns Der seosra.
pbiihen Gage, ser 3uiammeniet.
sung Ser gepolferuns uno anoere
5aftoren baben Die Biloune ponein.
arOer abtpeibenoer Wentalitdten be.
! gGnitigt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08

PHOTOleSER-Er prveft eine Potokorte NIT
tells verqroesserUngslinse vnd Stereoskops
biete weiber unb perlpaihen ausle
ben.
Ser Grpert bat nod anbere Sin
gerse:ge, an Die er lid) balten tann
Man nilnmt cine StraBe Der. au
Ser lid Heben peiBer Yul.fte II
;iemIib reaelmGBigen Ibitdnoen aei
gen. 9ieie Supien iperoen ourd
Sonnenlid]t erse,tgt, oas ourdy Sen
tier pon 8ebGuoen oringt, welh'
ibre IGher uerlCren baben.
8enn einmal eine Sabrif ooel
cine gan3e SnouItrie erleoigt lit
perfolgt bie. sluffIdrung oen 8:eoer
auIbau. Gin Bib mag ergeben, oat
Glider ii6 aui 8ebauoen beiinoen
nel6e iriiber pie oifene Shubidah
teln allsiaben. GilenbabngeleiIe per
Sen ipieNer eelegt, uno Shutt wir(
aus Sen StraBen beieitist. Spatel
eriheinen Damn mieoer Gnenbabn
magen uno SaItfraItmagen aui BEN
giloe. llno Damn entid)l:eBt mar
iid) pieueid)t, ser betreiienben StabI
einen neuen gomberbeiub ab5ultat
ten. gui Gbnlid,e 8eile periolg,
man audi Die Gepuratltr 0iientlitel
Setriebe. pie araftlDerfe, Wailer
tperfe uip.
0Gbreno 8eneralfelomarihan Gr
lpin Hommel immel nod, Materia
fen aus 8enua uno anOeren ital!e.
niiheu SGien erbie!t, mad)te oil
HI6 Iufnabmen pon Grgebniiier
Der SlItangrilIe. Qtan lab, bal
uiele 2elite 5u Sub in 8enua ginger
uno oaB StraBenhabnen gdn5lid
iebIten. Saraus ihloB man, SoB oil
eleftriihen 2situngen ODER moali
herlue:ie oas araitperf beifGoig
waren. Sniolgeoeiien ip1ren oi
GLds megen MangeIs an eleftri
lhem Strom umbrauhbar geipelen
6cnua Ihidte Hommel niht piel
atateriaIien nahoem ser Stron
ieblte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08
Kameras koennen nichi lueuen

@aibington, 8. 6. (G. 81 =
Sbne SUB aui eurupdiihen 9ooen
gu ieten, neiB Elm Gboto. .Sntelli-
gen3-Wann Ger amerifaniiben 2uit.
naiie uel pon Dem, mas aui BEN
9ooen Dor iid sebt Gr it 10 gut
informiert iiber oie 9ooenperbGltnilie
nie elm Gbirurg i'm Sperationns-
5immer, menn er i=&ap auiuabmen
5ur Serfiiguns bot. Die sluffla.
rllngsflieger iolgen Sen 9ombern
uno bringen Still uno Silmauinab-
men bon ungIaubl:her alarbeit gu
rid. 9as Sauptquartier erbdlt cine
Suiammenitellune oeiien, pas Die
8omben angerihtet baben Wian
fam oaraus erfennen, pie lib oas
Seben einer beibd ditigten Staot ab-
ipieIt, pelde ssabrifeu repariert
1perSen uno pie sic 5ransportlage
lit. Hiemanb fam sic &amera tGu-
iben. G:e 5liesenOen Ebotosraphel
iino 5u ieoer Sagesseit tdtie, 10 baB
oas 2uftfommanoo ihlleBlirb Elm
mabres Sagebuh in giloern bon
Gusenoen Don Snoultrititdoten mo
SGien Sur Geriiis1ns 5at.
Snfra=rote Negatipe peroen but
Jig pon sluiflGrungsiliegern benubt.
0amit ldBt lid cine &amera n:ht
Ourh Gntfernllng, Gallh lno @pl-
fen triigen. Cine ioldJe gluinab.ne
lit duberIt idari
Die Muinabmeu elmer Staot Dor
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08

uno nah Ger gumbarOierung m0sen
einem Neulins 5iemlih gleih Err
i6e!nen. Selblt Der Sahperltlnoige
oeriudt nidt, Shliiiie oaraus su
3ieben. bis er oie ribtise Seleuh-
tung uno iein Stereoifop our Sano
FAT. gor ibm liegt cine persroBerte
&arte ser S!iegerauinabme. Tiel-
le:ft beitebt ieine Sauptarbeit i'm
Sergleiben bon aarten, Die unter
sleihen Gerbdltnilien an perihieoe-
men Sagen auigenommen plroen.
auf oieIe @eiie gepinnt er Elm 9ilo
Don Ser gombenpirflrng uno Ben
notlpenOieen Sperat:onen, Sic noh
aus5ufiibren iino, bepor seiagt per.
oen fann, SaB cine StaNt ais Gro-
outtionsuniabig uuf iet)s Wonatc
ODER gar auf ariegsoauer be5eihnet
DerSen fann. Sir 8ruppenItuoilnn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08

tperoen aufnabmeu ober Slime in
Itarf uergroBerter Sorm aui cine
peiBe @anO proii3iert. slm belten
aber fann man e:ne aufnabme nit
Itereoifopilben .Sinien ituoierer.
@enn ein Silo pergrSBert puroe
unO Geripcftipe erbielt, fam man
leparote 8ebduOe. aarGle, Sliiiie,
g.lenhabnsiiae, Srambabneu unO
ieybit 0tenihen ieben., Ter gboto.
grapb beInno iih in elmer Sobe Don
iiini bis iehs Meilen. Nuu ab "
'hent man bem Sbjeft piel naber
5u ien. ltan fam ertennen. no
granObonlbcn Shaoen arrihteten,
no Spreng5Omben ibre 8irfltn9
auSiibten uno nie 6ebGuoe beid)1,
tigt purhen. Sranobeihdoigte g.
buuoe erIheinen Idrudr5er ais an
Oere, ndbrenO neu bonlbaroierte 8e-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08
DcutiAer uaetrtetteft'
bricf

Wa'blngton. &iir5lld) elnaelangtc
Melbungen aus Stofholm uno Nad
rlbten, sic IN bel,tihen 3eit,,ngen
publi,iert lpu- Den laiien cine Dadj-
Ieaoe geunrubiel,ng in Sen areiicn
ser gsu5isSunttiuntire iiber oie Semp,
,aliiierenNe gsirfllng, Sie sic @abr.
lager auf sic geualferuna ausiiben,
erscnnen. Itebrere bieier rHropbes
ten" iino su aerferitrafen nno 81
3lpanssarbeit perurteilt lporOen. Ser.
I'm lit bas Centrum oieier 3utrnits,
;euter. Srot aaer Serlud)e. ibre Si.
tiJfeit su unterbinhen, nimmt lie
tdnbia gu. @iele 9cutide iino begie-
rig su erfnbren, lpie es ibren Inge=
l;0rigen en- Ser Sront sebt nno mas
Die tpirflid,e Sriessiituation lit!
@a'bington. Sic bdniihen Oetaii-
bdnoler -8enoiienidaFt itellte aui Ell
nrr @erlammlllrg in slarbus felt, DAP
e8eniihtparenbGnoler belte niftS
aroeres als ,Grias" 5u oerfaltfen
brben uno oab oie 8eiabr bcitebt,
bcb iie in aaerfiir5eiter 3eit ibren
aunoen MIR nebr Grias -grlasnlittel
cn5tbieten, baben lperSen." go be-
rlhtete Ser Senoer in &alunbberg
CHS aopenbagen am 81. Sum-, oh
!pobl er lntcr 9sasi=Gontroae itebt.
Sic @enoilenidaft proteitierte gang
snereiih segen Den Glan Ser &esies
illng, Die 3uiubr neuer @aren 10
lenae ein5uiteuen, bis Die @orrdte
polfommen cufsebral,ht iinO.
@aIbington. Naf elmer Haoioien-
Dung oes 99G pom 20. Sum-, Die
von ser 6eOeral Communications
Gomnliiiion abgebort ipuroe, beItitig-
tc eine MelSl:ng aus Norluegen Die
S,inri6tung bon 80 oeutihen Solba=
ten inn @ebiet BON gfarof, bie per.
iudt batten, nad Sdlpeoen 81 fliit-
ten.
Stodbolm. Npa Gasligbt gae-
BANDA, Stofbolm, ifJreibt unter Dem
3atum bonn 19. SUM: Gin 8riei,
Ser bon alien nationaliosi sialiltiiden
aleritern 5,r @eiterleituns an Suis-
ing unterseihnet lpurOe, beitdtigte,
oaB Sic nationalio5iliIti Baitorell
5or leeren &ird)eritilblen preoigen."
r9ie 9(bbaltung Ser soienlte
fann nift eirselteat aperoen, oa man
Die Bartei ionit religiOier Snbiiierens
5eiduloisen tpiirSe. Die Situation lit
unbaltbar geiporben. 8iele Baitorel'
| liro oaron, ibre 9ferpen 5u perlieren.
Sn oem 8rief miro porgeihlagen,
OlB es oen Yarteimitslieoern 5ur
Nfliht gemaht peroen ioate, oie
@ottesbienite 81 beiuhen, genau 10.
tpie iie Yartei-3 3uiammenfiinfte be.
i,,ben miiiien."
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2lmskeb,sfteet, fir
3iriliet,ab perlai,et

@bite Ylains, q. .. Die &ilfsDi-
reftoren bes 3ipiloienites in 18 StGS=
len uno 81 9orfern oon @eitheiter
Countp eriudten Hr1lioent @ooiepelt
:, einem 8riefe um eine Jorm ser
Ausbebllng au oieier bisber frei1piQi.
gen 2ienitleiitung.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08

niibe Mnseiteute. Mtt Muioeidnung
oes fulturellen- Standards Der Ser
eintgten Staoten fam oie Beip,ln.
6erung oes argentiniiden 0oltes ge'
tponnen per0en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
A Bit Of Advice

LET me give every Hollywood
player a hit Of advice" he added.
when they play Deep in the
Heart of Texas in a camp, stand
mp or they'll kill you. That's
their national anthem"
JinX Falkenburg outlined the
adventures Of a girl in the camps
and was prpfuSe in praiSing the
boys and officers. In Camp Hale.
Colo. she even reversed the
usual procedure and "yoohooed'
at a general
And he liked IT," she con-
cluded.
According 10 the latest report
submitted TO Us producer-talcnt
committee. the Hollywood VIC
tory committee nearly doubled
us efforts and accomplishments
during the month of April. at
tanning q now high in tho num-
bor OF players participating IN
war activities and in the number
n USO camp show tours ar
ranged
During the 30-day period $50
players appeared IN lS9 events.
OF these, ~ were for govern
ment agencies. Sc for the army
and 80 for the navy And since
the inception Of the HNC. 1884
individual players have donated
time 10 benefits and various
other phases of the war effort
handled by this free talent pool.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Fireworks,
Dancing at


THERE viii he dancing after
Il noon and night Sunday at
eastwood and on both Sunday
nd Monday nights there viii be
fireworks displays each At 10
D. m. Johnny Long and his band,
current attraction in the Gar
denS. opened Friday night 10 a
packed house and this afternoon
will play the weekly Jam session
Eastwood is placing stress on
the Sunday afternoon dances
this year for war workers UNI
able 10 attend night dances.
All rides and amuSements viii
open early Sunday. The SWIM
ming pool IS now open day and
night and the picnic grove has
been opened to family and fra
tcrnal gatherings. EaStwoods
two new park shows, Frozen
Alive, the bathing beauty pag-
cant, and the living freak show,
Believe 1t or Not have proven
drawing cards
Johnny Longs Band boasts
several people very popular IN
Detroit. Ernie CaCereS. featured
sax and clarinet player, played
around Detroit for many years.
was formerly with Glen Miller
George Williams is the Long
arranger and he formerly worked
for Miller. Many of the Long
numbers closely follow Glen'S
style. Cliff Leeman. drummer,
was formerly with Artie Shaw
and JIMMY Dorsey on their
Eastwood visits.
Long will play through Thurs
day night after which Sonny
Durham Will take over for a
week. JohnnyS new vocalist,
Marilyn Day. has been a sensa-
ton wherever she has gone.
Her effective manner with You
Made Me Love You is Conta-
gious, and Gene Williams work
with LAS Time Goes BY, gets
under the skin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

UipCITV--I.iNernois- Nc Nichols Park Frse.<
fnhOiil Omen IL IS Last show . r -.
Special MATINEE Tuvfrrtus HFrrt Frvd4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Foundation
RecitaIs

THE DETROIT >FOUNDA-
TON SCHOOL or MUSIC viii
present a planofortc recital by
Jeanne Southern next Sunday
afternoon The program consist
Of compositions Of Bach, Bee
thovcn. Chopin GcrShwin, LiSl'
and Nicmann.
The Foundation will also pre-
sent Harriet GOlhaar in a re-
cital Friday June II IN a
program including works of
Beethoven, Salnt-SacnS Ruben
stein and NICmann.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Music Concerts

THE DETROIT CONSERNA-
TORY OF MUSIC will present
several concerts in the Con
servatory Hall during the
coming week. Tuesday, Henry
Lichtwardt will present several
piano students IN a recital,
Wednesday. Alice Gricg will offer
a number of students from her
class in dramatic art. and Ma T.
eta Lindsey will present 4
group of vocal students IN a re-
cital Thursday evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Veronica Lake
II Pound S
HOLLYWOOD MAY %.

JUST AS the doctors hoped,
Veronica Lakes 1S-day rest in
Seattle brought the blond star :
weight back 10 normal.
At the end Of her second bond
tour. Veronica was down 10 80
pounds She weighs 100 now,
and feels ~ for her arduouS
assignment IN So Proudly We
Hail