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Detroit evening times., 1943-07-23
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Detroit evening times., 1943-07-23

Look the Which Your Birthday Comes and Find
What Your Outlook IL. According 10 tie Stars,
For SATURDAY.. July
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03

lisaci Sc slibne pokracuje. DR..
Henry B. Hazard, ktery vydal
lonskeho roku obcanske listy
LIB novym obcanGm, natura-
lisovanym v zamor1, udelil 5.
zarf obcanstv1 dals1m 585 pf1-
slusnikGm ozbrojenych sborG,
representations At cizfch zemf.
Ma nekterych valecnych de-
jjistfch, kter6 jsou pTilis odlehla
Cd dopravnfch linek a tudfz jen
nesnadno dosazitelna pro "a
stupce naturalisacn1 sluzby, po-
zadal komisaT Harrison tamej-
81 americke konsuly nebo jine
1fednfky Department. statu, a.
by vedle svych ostatnich povin-
nosti ujali Sc i naturalisacnlch
1kolG jake jeho representanti.
Takovyto plan byl jiz uveden
We skutek v Novem Delhi v In
dill.
F. l.. I. S. - Common Council.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03
Pfistali tajnS " Nemecku.

Americke letacf pevnost pri-
stala v Nemecku a opet vzletla
aniz by to Nemci pozorovali.
Takovou zpravu oznamil serg.
Philip H. Brown, 27lety v le-
tecke sluzbe jake obsluhovac
kulometu. Zpravu oznamil v
dopisu poslanem rodicGm.
Sdelil, re letci byli nuceni
pTistati, kdyz motor letadla ne
pracoval spravne. Pc pristani
Sc rychle vsichni pustili do
spravky motoru, coz Sc jim br-
zy podafilo, nasedli do letadla
a vzletli a navratili Sc bez DIAL
81 melody zp6t Ike sve zaklad-
ne v Anglii. "Nemci nikdy ne.
nell ami tusenf, re americke lie.
tadlo pTistalo ma jejich 1zem1,'
! pfse serg. Brown.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03
Henlein planoval rozbiti repu-
bliky liz " roce 1888.

New York (GTK) = Get
nych nemeckych casopisech z
1. Tijna vysel clanek byvaleho
elena Gsl. poslanecke snemov-
ny Krebse k vyrocf pripojeni
"Sudet" k Tisi. Krone jineho
pfse v mem toto:
"Kdyz jsem Sc ma zacatku
zaTf 1888 dovedel, re Nejvyssi
soud potvrdi rozsudek v proce-
Sc prot organisaci Volkssport,
uvedomil jsem 81, re 1celem to-
no je rozpustenf narodne-socia-
listick6 strany v Ceskosloven-
sku. Sci jsem Ia Henleinem a
v rozhovorech, jez jsme spolu
nekolikrat m6li, jsem no poza-
dial, ably zalozil move hnutf je-
ste pred 1rednfm rozpustenlm
strany, jez Sc uskutecnilo 4. Ri
ma. Jiz 1. fijna 1888 vydal
Henlein vyzvu k sudetskym
NemcGm, ably utvoTili Sudeto-
nemeckou domaci frontu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03
Mezinarodni studentsky den
" Clevelande.

New York (CTK) = Mezi-
narodnf studentsky den k ucte-
nj pamatky zabitych student6
v Ceskoslovensku a jinych oku-
povanych zem1ch byl uspoTa-
tan v Clevelande dine 10. listo-
padu Q 7. iodine vecer v Cleve-
land College. STUDENT univer-
sit a kolejf velkeho Clevelandu
utvorili spolecny vybor pro u
spoTadanf tryzny, jehoz pred
sedkynf byla 81. Marie Do z
Cleveland College. Ma progra-
mu byla rec Spencera D. Irwi-
ma z dennfku "Cleveland Plain
Dealer, profesora Herberta C.
Hunsikera, dekana Cleveland
College, a projevy student1: "a
Penn College promluvila Ma
riana Kornfeldova a Kurt Sin
ger a "a Cleveland College
Werner Levin. Hudebn1 pro-
gram usporadal Paul Weinan-
dy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03

New York (CTK) - II. lis
topadu pocfnajfc, pc celych IA
dnG poradany jsou v Kanade
tryzny "a popravene ceskoslo-
venske suddenly, a to nejen u
niversitami, nybrz take organi-
sacemi mladeze.
Newyorska organisace mia
deze Free World obdrzela z
Kanady zpravu O cele rade
NEST, kde jsou tryzny pofada-
ny, vcetne Montrealu V Que
becu. UstTednf svaz csl. stu
dentstva New Yorku obdrzel
jiz z Queens University, Kings
ton, Ontario, zpravu tohoto zne
nj: "Obdrzeli jsme Vas APPEL
ma ziskani zavaznych podpisG
darc1 krve pro Cerveny kf1z.
Sdeluji YAM, re tato akce je v
proudu v Queens University
Lonsk6ho roku STUDENT univer-
sity Queens darovali pres ctvrt
tuny krve Cervenemu KT1zi.
Letos byla tato kampan rozsi-
rena, ably byli zapojeni do ak
ce vsichni STUDENT, kteri mohou
dati krev. Name "a to, re le-
tos daleko pTevys1me nasi lon
skou davku. Dekuji YAM "a
dopis a pref YAM mnoho 1spe-
chu We vasf Rampant. Yam cd.
dany Arthur F. Holloway, pre-
sident Alma Mater Society
Queens University, Kingston
Ontario, Canada"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03
Dodatecna oslava.

Washington (GTK) Ma
pocest 25. vyroc1 ceskosloven-
ske samostatnosti uspofadala
PAM Nimitz, hudebnf Tiditelka
hlavni m6stske knihovny We
Washington6, deskovy koncert,
pTi nemz byla hrana zkracena
"Prodana nevesta" v pGvodn1m
znenf prazskeho Narodniho
divadla. Krone legacniho ra-
dy csl. velvyslanectvf DIR. Karla
Cervenky, jeho manzelky a
nadp. let. Karla Kuttelwasche-
ra 1castnili Sc vecera cetni Gle
move velvyslanectv1 a krajane.
Dalsf celovecern1 pofad byl
usporadan v mestske knihovne
pro severovychodn1 oblast Wa
%shingtonu, kde krone castl z
Prodan6 nevesty, Vltavy a Z
ceskych luhG a haiti cd Bedrl-
cha Smetany byly hrany desky
s largem z Dvorakovy symfo-
ME a jeho smyccovy kvintet
op. 81. Druhy koncert Sc ko-
nal dine 10. listopadu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03

m6lo poj1t -. tohle vase pie
memo mus1me vyhubit."
A pax je tn litevske obci
zosli svec, ktery vyklada praz-
skemu novinaTi, re Ceskoslo-
vensko je zeme poradku, kde
je rovnost, kde vladne lidskost,
a re takova zeme nem1ze "a
hynout. TAX Sc tn mezi doku-
menty zoufalstvf, bidy a nena-
visit objevujf dokumenty vfry,
radosti a optimusmu. a i zde, v
te knize, je to sm1chano tax,
jak to dovede smfchat jen Ii
vot sam, proste a nelfcene, jak
81 to z%apisoval clovek, ktery to
prozival. Je dobTe, re autor z
casoveho odstupu mic neprida-
val. Tento vecny referat, "a
chycujicf sceny, jak sc odehra-
valy, nemohl byt nijak doplnen
nebo zlepsen dodatecnymi L.
vahami. Je dobry tax, jak je.
Je to kronika jen nekolika me-
slcu, ale onech, kdy Sc z Evro-
py spolu s bezenci stehovala i
lidskost, jez jinde Ease zalezla
do podzemf.
V dedikaci pTipisuje autor
knihu "pamatce obeti nemecke
popravcf zurivosti a mezi mimi
i pamatce sveho svagra, staros-
ty jednoho ceskeho mesta." A
v 1vodu otrasaj1cf citat. Je z
berl1nskeho listu ode Elegan-
tie Welt, kde Sc povfda, jak
nemecti vojaci v Polsku krmili
deti cokoladou a jeden z mich
ma otazku odpovedel: "Ano,
chlapce, pTichazfme rovnou z
lidem darky a pomoc."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03
Liberty ship
"Antonin Dvofak."

San Francisco (CTK) = Ma
mornf komise We Washingtonu
tyto dny schvalila podnet, KITE
ry ucinil zdejSf csl. konsul b.
hus Benes, ably jedna z lodi ty-
pu Liberty" byla pojmenova-
ma Poole skladatele Antonina
Dvoraka. Kaiserova lodarska
spolecnost v Richmondu uspo-
rada u pfflezitosti pokften1 a
spuStenf lodi ma more recepcl,
ma kterou budou krone Cecho-
slovakn v San Francisco pozva
Ii i americtf pTatele Ceskoslo-
venska. LODI pokrtf PAM Emile
Benesova, zena konsula Bene-
Sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03
NAUcNY KOUTEK.
ObTi zijfci mezi nami a obri z
mythologie a pohadek.


Ia obry platf vseobecne ii
Tide, jejichz telesna mira pre-
vysuje p~rGmernou mfru pT1slus
neho lidskeho kmene O 80 cen
timetr1 Gill skoro O IL palc1.
Zpravidla jsou "a obry pova-
zovani muz pres diva metry
(asi 6 stop a 5H palce) a re
ny pres $50 centimetr1 (asi 6
stop.
Povesti mluvf Size O cetnych
obrech, ale nalezene zbytky
lidske starsfch dob podporuj1
vsak predpoklad, re lidstvo ne
bylo drive v6tsi, nybrz t6ze We
likosti jake nyn1.
Vyznacne m1sto zauj1majf o.
bri v mythologii, ~povestech a
pohadkach vsech narodn.
V indicke mythologii objevu-
il Sc v boji s bozstvy a bleskem
byvajf porazeni. Recka mytho-
logic zosobnuje income silly pr1-
rodnf v obrovskych Gigantech,
Cyklopech, Oloidech a j., kteTf
pax predvadeni byvaj1 v bo-
|jfch s bozstvy sv6t udrzujicfmi
a poradajfcfmi.
Norska Hydrologic z tavicf-
no zeleza svetoveho chaosu ne
chava vzej1ti obru, zosobnene-
mu to zivlu kvasfc1mu a jinych
sill pTirodnich, z n6hoz pocha-
zeji ostatni obFi. = Onoho po-
raz1 bohove a stvorf z jeho te-
la sv6t: totiz z jeho krve more
a vody, z jeho tela (masa) re
mi, z jeho kostf hory a skaly.
z lebky nebe, z mozku mraky
a z vlas1 stromy. Cetnf nastup-
CT jeho jmenuj1 Sc zhavf, zfzni.
vi a pod.
Ia bydliste bylo obrdm w.
kazano pobrez1, morem ODE
hnane, ale take sfdla ma no
rach a skalach. Vyznacuji
zpravidla elementarnf silly a
mocnosti prfrodnf, zijf protc
bro v boji S bohy, bro take v
klidnem souzitf a objevuj1 sc
nejen We sve velikosti, ale S vi
ce hlavami a 1dy, pc dusevni
pax STRANGE vypadajf zlostne.
lacne, hloupe, zT1dka vybaven.
znalost1 a vedomostmi. eDopl.
nuj1c1 protivou jim jsou v pfi.
rode trpasl1ci.
Pc zaniku pohanstv1 zachra'
neny byly trosky obrG v poves
tech, pohadkach, v nichz thus
ia Sc jim pfic1ta wink skal
nor, pahorkG, ostrovG a moe
nych staveb. casio vsak ns
mista obr1 stavi Sc radi CERT
kteTf zpravidla hloupe vystu
puff.
Cetne postavy obrovske do
chovaly sc i basnictv1, a to
r1znych narod1 pod nejrGzne.
SINH jmeny a navy, Obri pal
prenaseji hory, prekroc1 more
mflove jejich kroky stopuj
nejvzdalen6jsf kraje, dech je
jich zpIsobuje vichr, jejich 81
la je ohromna a nepfemozitel
ma, otvfraj1 tezke brany pf1ro
dnf, zahajujf zimu, ledy lamou
boure vyvolavaj1 i zastavujl
caste Sc jim pripisuj1 take do
bre vlastnosti, jez davaji de
sluzeb dobre veci nebo celeml
lidstvu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03

VTIPY -
Protinacisticka zbran " okupo-
vanych zem1ch.

Kdyz Nemec chce byt vtipny.
Nemaje jiz zadne prfdelove
llstky, snazl Sc Belgian v res
tauraci v Liege ukojit sv1j
hlad herinkem.
u vedlejSfho stolu sedf Ne
mec a jsa dobTe zasoben pride
lovymi kupony, hlta poole nej-
leps1ho nemeckeho zp1sobu O.
brovskou veprovou peceni.
Belgian zavola c1sn1ka: -
"Sklenici mineralnf vody, pro-
SIM" A potutelne dodava
eta ryba by chtela plavat." ,
Nemec myslf, re ma stejne
smyslu pro humor jake Belgi-
can, a proto zavola ma c1sn1ka.
usm1vaje Sc pri tom ma sveho
souseda: "Velke pivo. Praise
ma z1zen."
Bezplatne cestovani.
.Quisling1v list "Fritt Folk
nedavno pTinesl tuto anekdotu
"Kdo nejlacineji preplul Sever
nj more?"
"SamozTejme kral Haakon
protoze jej costa stala jen ko.
runu."
Druheho dine jisty muz "a.
volal redakci "Fritt Folku" q
pravil, re sc tomu vtipu nesmfl
ne nasmal. "Ale nejhlavnejs.
re vseho jste zapomneli," do.
dial. "Az Sc kral vratf, dosta.
ne svou korunu zpet a Dude NIT
ODE cesty zdarma."
Ne docela totez.
Pred casem n~avstfvil Hitler
Mussoliniho v Italii. Duce ia.
ko vzdycky chtel udelat ma flu.
hrera dobry DOZEN a proto, jal
proj1zdel Rimem We velken
prGvode, rozkazal zastavit &
~zavolal jednoho ITALIA z divakt
k autu. Kdyz Sc priblfzil, roz'
kazal mu: "UhoG mne."
Ital Sc strachem trasl, ale
rozkaz musil byt vyplnel, a tai
Duceho trochu "pohladil."
"Vyborn6, synu," pravil Mus
solini, "uposlechl isl rozkazu
ale zapamatuj 81, re Ital Itals
nikdy neuhodf."
Hitler obdivoval tuto zkous
ku narodni spolehlivosti a kdyi
Sc vratil do Nemecka, navstfvi
Kruppovy zavody v Essenu
Zastavil prveho delnfka, ktere
no potkal, a rozkazal mu: "U
hoR mne!"
Ami to poTadne nedopovede
a uz dostal takovy pohlavek
re Sc zapotacel az ma druhol
stranu mfstnosti. Kdyz Sc vzpa
matoval, Tekl: "Vyborne, synu
uposlechl isl rozkazu, ale pa
matuj 81, re Nemec Nemce nj
kdy neuhodf." 1865,
"To je v poradku," rekl del
nix, ga jsem z Prahy."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03

BrasilStf STUDENT uctili pamat-
ku popravenych csl. studentHG.
Mezinarodni studentsky den "
Brasilii; STUDENT zakoupili
til letadla.
New York (CTK)-Dne II.
listopadu konali STUDENT v Rio
de Janeiro v Brasilii velkou
tryznu ma pocest studentI "a
bitych II. listopadu 1889 V
Praze. Krone jinych recnikG
promluvil i ceskoslovensky Wy
slanec Vladimir Nosek.
Brasilstf STUDENT zakoupili
tTi letadla, ktera byla pojme-
novana takto: Lidice, Pearl
Harbor a Coventry.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-06-26
TREASURE CHEST
WHAT ARE WE FIGHTING FOR

We are fighting to keep, and intend to hold to
those spiritual cultural and material things which
racial group have acquired under democratic form
of government.
We fighting with dollars and yes with very
lives to perpetuate system of which although
1t not 100 percent perfect and which leaves many things
IN social and reforms be adjusted within
own country has still proven itself to be be of the
equitable forms of government that the world has
We are fighting to continue form of government that
still believes and has faith in the private initiatives of
citizens to accomplish in volunteer way those necessary
things which state Socialism is forced upon the people,
We fighting to eliminate for all those eco
nomc restrictions placed upon person because of his
cal background
We are fighting to release country for all of
religious bgory and intolerance
We are fighting for equal break in this life for all
men, regardless of race, color religion.
AS american citizens we do no less than to that
we win this peace well win the war
AS have made remarkable progress under
our system. of government
We appreciate the opportunities that we have been
gwen under our form OF government and we are fighting
SO that IN the peace to come after the war; $4,000 900
colored citizens may take their rightful place
world
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-06-26
THE GREAT THINGS IN LIFE
By Ruth TAYLOR

a lheTe is splendid sentence that has appeared
OF the Negro papers laely wish it had appeared else
where as well for its lesson knows or creed or
color Raonng has taught the fine lesson that someone
must i've beside yourself In that line lies the whole
secret of greatness.
The great things in life the simple things Friend
snip work IoVethey the true essentials without which
there IS no happiness. AS Hendrix van Loon Write-We
are all OF us fellow travellers along same road and as
Scn II oehooVeS us to work together for one common
purpose the greatest of happiness for each and
all OF our companions ~
we say that the thing crave most of all for o1r
selves selves IS chance to get aheadiberty freedom in
Wlch TO progress the right to live choose the eoa
opportunity OF equals to work and live and grow B1 to
nave these things, all have them the world
over we can't keep the other from living his own
lie, and yet live want to live ~
IN order to achieve these ends we need wisdom TO act
Justly kindness to deal mercully understanding to deal
WIN our protherS, as we would be death with: vaor 70
gh cruelty and prejudice generos of spirit to love orr
brothers oursef F " oVe oou
only as we obtain these qualities can we keen orr
sous as well as our bodies free Hatred and envy and con-
tempt are the curses of life The only vyav to eradico+
them IS to wear the amulet of lovethe will to Owe J
toward all men. p - "lenonness
The Golden Rule is still the most practical rule Of life
Inc one peace that will be possible in this war +
peace ha Tree men makea peace applicable to all neon
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-06-26

Corps of Engineers, have been set
up everywhere that American
troops have gone, even though
some of the shelters are make
shift.
Most frequent request at the
clubs is Can I take hot bath?"
Second, Where can l get some
chow" Then, refreshed by the
SOLVER and the inner man content
the club serves as a base for fu-
ture activity--a few games of pool,
some dancing, perhaps a lecture
and maybe even a rubberneck
sightseeing tour.
Many servicemen use the clubs
to catch up with their letters to
the folks back home. To those
who, in the foxholes, have been
compelled to use candy bar wrap
pings as letter paper, the bounti-
full supply at the clubs as an open
invitation to write.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-06-26

confronted with the low elements
OF both groups who are illfterare
Out OF all of the illiterate grouns
have met of all races, I am forced
to say an illeterate man or woman
IN their thinking they all are on
equal basis. This does not mean
from Social standpoint, but from
a Moral standpoint. Too MANY
here in Mississippi from their ac-
Ton who are educated never think
Of the little fellow who needs their
assistance. we have a very incur
able attitude toward our unfortu-
nate friends.
May ! suggest to the Citizens of
the South since we have Poll Tax
why not tighten the election laws
and qualification for office hold
ers, raised that all Public Officials
be a College Graduate. When men
orWomen are educated they respect
the rights, feelings of the other fell
low will not trample upon the
rights simply because they hold
q commission from some one who
gives them the authority to ride
and work on his or her coat-tail
For better race-co-operation here in
the South Citizens must see that
only men and women be permitted
to hold high places Of trust who
possess high Morals to keep har-
mony among 8 peaceful poole. To
get this type Of leadership. Homes.
Churches and Schools must align
themselves more closely
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-06-26

Enlisted Men in Tank Destroyer
Units Become Members of
Field Artillery
Enlisted personnel of Tank De-
stroyer units have been designated
as members of the Field Artillery,
the War Department announced to-
day.
The men Of the Tank Destroyer
Units are drawn primarily from
the Infantry, Field Artillery and
Cavalry. The action giving them
the branch designation Of Field Ar
tillery applies to those receiving
training in Tank Destroyer Replace
ment training Centers and to mem
bers Of actual units.
Soldiers Taught To Chef For
Themselves In Emergencies
Every American soldier will be
taught to chef for himself so that
he can shift for himself in emer-
gencies, the War Department dis
closed today.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-06-26
HONEYWELL
Rev. G. E. Berry, Reporter

The third Sunday was high
day at the Brushey Creek M B.
Church. The 72nd church ami
versary was celebrated, sermon by
Rev. S. H. Jackson. Three souls
added to the church, namely, Mrs.
Martha Steward, Mrs. Lula Bell
McClarion by Christian experience,
Mrs. Alma Thomas, candidate for
baptism. Collection. $20275.
The program that was sponsored
by Mrs. Lille Harris of Hopewell
at the Springfield M. B. Church in
behalf of Mrs. Cora Jackson, a
district missionary, as well as the
president of the Springfield Mis-
sionary Society was a great sue
cess. w eagain thank those of you
who as loyal members of the
Brushey Creek M. B. Church, for
your cooperation, and support. Ser
mon by Rev. Joe Bridges of Har-
risville. Collection, $1,000.
l am happy to tahnk Mrs. Sebie
Nixon for the nice, well prepared
meal for me Sunday. A well pre-
pared meal comes in handy, es-
pecially when the better half is
away.
A few Sundays ago Mrs. Lille
Harris visited Mrs. Estella Pool,
Mrs Rosetta Catchings, Mrs. Emma
Newell and other friends of Oma,
Miss. She reports a pleasant visit
Four weeks ago I promised to
talk to you on the subject, 1.-THE
Other Side" therefore we will all
look forward to this article next
week.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-06-26
Home, Church And School Must
Stress High Morals

The home is the very foundation
and beginning of each Boy and
Girls livelihood. Their entire fu-
tire is dependent on the type of
training they get 1t is the home
which builds, teaches the high mo-
rails giving the better side of life
to the younger ones, out of these
homes come the business man and
woman of tomorrow who will have
the say when it comes to creating
and fostering higher ideals for its
young men and women Of tomor-
row in the various communities
throughout the world and especial
~ here in the Sunny Southland.
The home in cooperation with
the Churchs and Schools have a
great work to accomplish, this
work can be accomplished only
through home training Spiritual
Guidance and Education This
source of training will make real
man or woman regardless of their
color, this make one whole. Us
ually when one is found to pos
sess this type of training he or she
are always confronted with people
who take the pessimistic side of
life no one is right but themsel-
YES. It viii do every boy and
girl Of today to prepare themsel-
yes for a real life work. to reach
the top in life one must be pre-
pared 70 appreciate the little things
as well as the big ones.
The Negro here In the South il
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-06-26
Army Addenda
Servicemen's Clubs Overseas Range
From Grass HutS To Hotels

From Grass HutS To Hotels
A weatherbeaten grass hut in
New Guinea, a patched big top of
a one-horse. circus that found the
going too tough in the Solomons,
a deserted farm house in Tunisia,
a tourist hotel in Cairo that saw
better days even before Hitler
smashed into Poland-these, and
many like them, do duty today as
Service Clubs for American sol
diers in various parts of the world.
They serve their purpose we'll
according to reports to the War De-
partment, and add materially to
the relaxation of the soldier when
he goes on leave. Servicemen's
Clubs, through the efforts of the
Special Services Division of the
Army and the American Red Cross,
and frequently with the help of the
Evening star., 1943-06-09
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM,
HOLLYWOOD,

think have found out why girls
sometimes become strip-tease ar
tistes on the stage or screen. 1t
pays. My informant is Ann Corio,
who is at the head of her profess
sion, ranking with Gypsy Rose Lee
and Margie Hart.
Miss Corio was wearing a leopard
velvet housecoat, showing generous
expanses of suntan acquired from
sun bathing atop her hotel here
In the past five years." says Ann
who recently completed her latest
picture, ''Sarong Girl" Il have never
earned less than $4,000 a year. ]
have a 100000 trust fund all paid
up and it starts paving off when
I'm 40 at the rate of 500 a week
After 40 you never know where you
stand in the show business" 1t
seems that when Ann started the
burlesque career it bothered her
when the remark was made: Look
at so and so, he used to get $4,000
week. So she decided that she
would put the money in the bank
dAlA lSdsC liClSSll lICC 1Ol 1lCl 1Cdl
ambition, which is to become an
actress or the legitimate stage
Miss Corio leaves Hollywood in
July to rejoin her stock company
which will tour cities around New
York, Boston and Detroit.
Il don't want to go back to doing
White Cargo or The Barker" Ann
tells me- "A new play is being spe-
cially written for me, called 'Dia-
mond Ills Daughter. She is now
figuring out how much, if any, Mae
West owns of the title. "It will be
done in the 1905 period" enthuses
Ann, "and I'm dying to wear those
costumes with wide skirts and
buStles.'
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Talking about dresses, AIMS film,
'Sarong Girl" is almost misnomer
because in it she wears % creations,
10 of them by Adrian, who would
probably faint if he were commits
stoned to make a sarong. But Ann
was unhappy over the pictures title.
TT is misleading" she says, land
unfair to Dorothy Lamour. I called
her and told her was upset, that