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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-20
BOJI MA SICILIJI

AoFSNAAASnA SA@FAAA oIoAA Nv
verni Afriki, 10. julia. - Od-
por osisea Sc je danes razsul,
ko so pridrle proti vitalno vaz-
nemu kraju Emma ameriske in
kanadske cete.
- Angleska osma armada Sc BIZ
je pred vrati vaznega mesta
Catanije, XII je drugo najvecje
mesto Sicilije.
Odpor Sc magic krusi
Italijani Sc predajajo veil
kin skupinah in odpor osisca Sc
magic krusi. Samo Nemci, XII j.
majo stisnjeno med seboj neko
itaijansko ceto, Sc obupno bra
MILO.
Doslej je bio zajetih ze 49,
600 ujetnikov, cd katerih so jih
Amerikanci zajeli $4,000. Itali-
jani Sc ne predajajo samo v
skupinah, temvec v celotnih ar
madnih edinicah.
Ali SO to strahopetci, ali pamet-
nj ljudje?
Ma potu v Catanijo, Sicilija,
10. julia. - Danes Sc je do
znalo, kako je neki angleski
castnik sam samcat zajel 13O
Italijanov. +...-.
Kapetan Colin Morris je bill
tekom operacij locen cd svoje-
ga vojastva. Pri sebi je incl sa-
mo svoj vojaski revolver. Ma
nekem samotnem kraju je sre-
cal mladenko, XII mu je poveda-
la, da so blizu italijanski voja-
XII.
advance mucto pront0,
bumOs!"
"Mislec, da je samo par Itali-
ianov, sem Sci proti hisi, katerc
mi je mladenka pokazala," je
rekel Morris, "kjer sem z nogc
brcnil v vrata. Pri tenn sem "a
klical: Advance mucto pronto
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-20
PROGRESSIVE SLOVENKE

Clanice krozka st. 2 Progre-
sivnih Slovenk Sc opozarja, da
Sc bo jutri vecer, p. julia, vr-
sila redna seja v sobi st. I, no
vega poslopja slovenskega ma
rodnega donna ma st. Clair Ave.
Ker Sc "a to sejo nj poslalo do
pisnic, kot obieajno, Sc prosi
clanice, da upostevajo to vabilo
in sc polnostevilno udelezijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-20
MA POCITNICAH

Mrs. Frances Legat, 1922
Hecker Ave., Sc nahaja ma po-
citnicah pri svojih, sestrah Ma
ry Vovk in Jennie Vidmar, BIZ
vajocih v Detroitu, Mich. zelimo
j obilo zabave in srecen povra-
tex!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-20

FBI agenti SO prisli te dn ma sled in aretiral diva
nemska vohuna in scer Erwna Harry De Sprettera (na
evi) in Ernesta Frederick Lehmitza, e ma desn Vo
huna sta obvescaa Nemcijo gbanju ameriskih konvo
jew.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-20
POGREB

Pogreb pokojnega Franka
Vesela Sc bo vrsil v cetrtek zju-
traj Oh 8:15 uri il pogrebnega
zavoda Jos. zele in sinovi, 452
E. 152 St., v cerkev sv. Marie
ma Holmes Ave. in sicer pod
vodstvom Grdinovega pogreb-
mega zavoda.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-20

LONDON, torek, 20. julia.
- Ruske armade, XII razbijajo v
podkrogu proti mestu Orlu, so
zavzele vceraj 13O vasi ter pro-
drle sest mill proti severn, jugu
in yzhodu. Sovjetske armade so
pritele zdaj vlaciti ma prednjo
fronto artilerijo, katere izstrel-
XII so v dosegu mesta.
Berlin priznava, da so Rusi v
napadu ma vsej vzplamteli from
tt, vse cd Ljeningrada do Kur-
ska, kakor tudi priznava nem-
ske neuspehe pred Orion.
Med kraji, XII so jih zavzeli
Rusi, je tudi Malo-Arhangelsk,
XII lei oh zelezniski progi, ka.
terra vodi v Kursk.
Unicevanje nemske masinerije
Veeraj je bio unicenih u
nemskih tankov in 96 letal, s
semer je doseglo stevilo unice-
nih tankov in letal cd 5. JUL, ko
so prieeli Nemci z napadom -
3,516 tankov in 1904 letal.
Nemci priznavajo svoje napake
Berlinski radio je vceraj od-
krito in brez ovinkov primal, da
so bile vse kalkulacije, XII jih je
delal nemski generalni Stab o.
zirom ma rusko moe ma mostvu
in materialu popolnoma izgre-
sene.
Rusi naznanjajo, da SO cd 5.
julia pa do danes pobili 10000
nacistov.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-25
Returns From
Eastern Centers

S. j. Marquisee, proprietor of
the Model Clothes Shop, re-
turned Saturday from a three
weeks buying trip in the east
ern states. He called at such
market centers as St. Paul,
Minneapolis, Chicago, Roches-
ter, Syracuse and New York
City.
He reports he found condi-
tons anything but pleasant on
the trains, in the hotels and at
wholesalers Showrooms. High
grade goods are almost impos-
sible to get for the retail trade,
he states.
At Syracuse, N. Y, Mr.. Mar
quisee visited with his uncle,
Jack. Marquisee, former partner
for nine years in the cloth
ing business at Hardin. He
paid a visit to his son, George,
at New York City.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-25

and knuckles, pig brains, heart:
and tails; tin Or glass contain
ers of brains, boned pigsfee1
and chilli con carne.
Two points per pound: Pork
kidneys and shouts, pork neck
and backboneS and ready-to-
eat pigs feet (bone i'm, tin OF
glass containers of pigs feet
(bone in) and tamales.
One point per pound: Fresh
pigs feet (bone in) and pig
ears.
Only one cut of beef, bone
less sirloin steak, has a point
value above eight. For this cut,
the point value is nine per
pound. Other items priced at
nine points per pound are bone
less ham, ready-to-eat ham
(bone i'm, either whole or half,
and hard dry sausage. such as
hard salami, hard cervelat and
pepperoni.
Five items on the official con-
sumer chart have a value of
ten points per pound. These
are homeless pork loins, fresh
and cured only; pork tender
loin, ready-to-eat homeless ham,
whole or half: hams or picnics
packed in tin or glass contain
erS.
Two items. ready-to-eat bone
less ham slices and Canadian
bacon, command values of II
points per pound, while dried
beef. either loose or packaged,
at IL points a pound is the
most expensive item on the en-
tire list of terms of points.
The housewife is informed
that the dealer will weigh and
determine the point value of
her purchase. If she then has
the dealer bone. grind OF dice
an item. the point value will
not be figured again. The Gus
toner is entitled to the entire
purchase. That is, if she has a
roast boned, she is entitled to
the bones. since she has paid
points for them.
There is no point value as
Slgned TO any type OF ground
pork other than sausage and,
here again, the customer will
pay points for a whole piece
and have it ground to order.
If a customer buvs in bulk
units of more than five pounds
of butter. lard and shortening,
she is entitled to use the slight
ly lower trade" point values.
rather than the consumer point
values.
ANY fractions of a point are
dropped if less than a half
point. but if the fraction is
a half point or more, the deal
err will collect a full point.
Fractions of exactly a half
point on two or more items
bought in single purchase are
added together.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-25

NllllC O4lS 21AoV poAAAo - =
der the new program have beer
set with the most careful regart
to supply and consumer pref
erenceS. it is not possible tt
gauge these and other factors
in advance with absolute accu-
racy. Adjustments will be made
whenever they are indicated tc
be necessary.
Almost all popular meat cuts
have point values of eight
points a pound and less. But
ter is assigned a value of eight
points a pound and a similar
point value is given all ra-
toned cheeses. All canned fish
is valued at seven points a
pound.
A list of the principal items
on the official consumer point
table, which every seller of
newly rationed foods must dis
play in his store, in terms OF
points per pound, follows:
Eight points per pound: por-
terhouse (T-bone), sirloin, round
and flank steaks; standing rib
roast, finch cut; veal loin
chops. and outlets and calves
liver; loin lamb chops and bone
less shoulder; center cut pork
chops and roasts. fresh or cured
sliced ham. homeless picnics and
homeless butts: ready-tO-eat
tongue and homeless picnics;
bacon. rind off, by the piece Or
sliced: semi-dry sausage. such
as soft salami, thuringer and
mortadella, butter and cheeses,
including cheddar (American),
swiss. brick, limburger, edam,
smoked, etc.
Seven points per pound:
Standing rib roasts and steaks
1O-inch CUT. homeless chuck
or shoulder. veal rib chops and
sirloin, lamb rib. leg and Shout
der chops, pork loin end and
shoulder chops and steak, whole
or half pork loins. whole or
half hams (fresh or SmOked),
Boston butts (bone I'M. boul-
lion cubes, beef extracts and
all other meat extracts and
concentrates: pork sausage,
weiners, bologna and liver sau-
sage: all fish in Theoretically
sealed containers including
sardineS, salmon, tuna fish,
crab meat, fish roe, caviar.
mackerel. etc.: tins or glass
Jars of beef, lamb and veal
ton and vienna sausage.
Six points per pound: Stand
ing blade rib roast (plaln cut,
chuck or shoulder roast (bone
in, brisket, neck, heel or round
and shank, when homeless;
beef livers and tongues, YEA
shoulder chops, rump and sir
loin roast (bone in, leg and
shoulder roast of veal (bone
in, homeless breast and neck
of veal, leg and shoulder Of
lamb and lamb sirloin roast
(bone I'M. homeless neck Of
lamb, lamb patties and lamt
tongues.
Five points per pound: RUM
ROAST OIL Uttl \UOlAc Az, paw
beef (boneless), flank meat ane
beef neck Cbone in, hamburger
/ hamburger is defined as bee:
ground from necks, flanks
shanks briskets, plates anc
miscellaneous beef trimming
and beef fat'D, veal flank mea'
and neck (bone i'm, veal heart!
and kidneys, pork regular
plates. jowls and pork livers
smoked plate and jowl squares
lard and other shortening ant
oleomargine.
Four points per pound: Bee:
short ribs. plate. brisket ant
shank (all bone i'm, veal breas
and shank (bone I'M, calve'
brains. lamb neck and leaf fat
gatherings, scrapple and ia
males, souse and headcheese
tin or glass containers of pot
ted and deviled meats and sau'
sage in oil.
, Three points per pound: Bee
brains, OK tails and tripe; laml
breast and flank, lamb brains
hearts and kidneys. pig hook!
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-25
ADDING MACHINE paper for
sale at the Tribune Herald Of
FOR SALE, FOR RENT. WAN
TED, ETC, look in the CLASH
fled Section.
TO THE VOTERS OF HARDIN

I would like very much to be reelected Mayor Of
Hurdin and must take this means Of usking for your
support. as the time is short and I will not be able
to personally contact oil of the voters.
During the past two years I have tried had to
conduct the duties of Mayor for the best interests of
oil of the people in the city. and q greet deol of
personal attention was given to such duties. which
I believed wos the proper thing to do.
If elected. I promise to continue to work for and
keep in mind at oil times that I am your servont.
and have at heart the promotion Of the welfne Of
everyone.
Your continued support and vote Monday, April
5th. election day. will be much appreciated.
Respectfully yours.
CARL RANKIN
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-25

attend "a hours of class sessions
Meetings will be held for three
hours once each week.
Wednesday, at 100 pm. the
first meeting will be held,
Thereafter it is expected that
the classes will be held on Fri
day at the same hour.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-25

this country has ever known. Everybody
had all the liquor they wanted only it came
from bootleggers at exorbitant prices ana
the government was deprived of millions and
millions of dollars in taxes.
at seems to me, as I told my Congress
man down in Washington last week, that
we've got all we can do here at nome 10
help win this war without wasting time
arguing about things we know, from SAD
experience, won't work."
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-25

NURSING COURSE
Miss Borghild Dahle is in CHI
arge of a Red Cross home nur-
sing course being started in
Lodge Grass soon.
Those who take the work will
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-25

"I've been meanin' to ask you for the last
couple of weeks, Judge, what you think Of
this prohibition talk that keeps croppin' up
every so often"
1--WE heard some of it too, Henry, and
feel like this about it,.
1T comes from a comparatively small
group of reformers . . the same type that
plunged us into prohibition during the last
war. And, as we all remember, into nearly
IA wears of the worst crime and gangsterism
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-19

. ,,, .,,. r..,.s..l.. .,ltrd ,,r-.,,,.. mar.
80. 80, s,,-.,, g., frj that my drea-,
-,--- ,---g
81. 4oo, those memoirs ~ wears
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.,5 vet ..f,,-.,,.is women of oilr.ttg.,s
~: s,.,l,, an 49,. Federal. .l,,x In Ne,g York
go. --argo1 ~, fbc T,r,t,d states Govern.
,rr, ,,-,T -o,.i.,,ttrr a school for draft
6..o,~s
H., SO, ,,,o,,bs r. < htto~ro, James
,fs>.,rf,. told The r,lco we boon ros,ng AS A
s,t,,,,,c eor,,..o t,oo.,,l,,r,o and have
..,.'.,,,, d, I.,st +, dozen No. yorker in fs>-
,.. .,s,frcss r,ort,l disorders ard hear. ai,-
~. r., avoid ,,.r.,,r,, service.
T.t ,.,c..ltrg M, ...,,t,.., .r ,re Ground
,r., .,. career show. q ..n.,,.y That every
,...,.- .i,, ~ .,..,., 49, .,.l ..Is, ~. fun and
send ma, Won can't c.av.r, a man # a
,.-.r.. ....rls..1lo q, couut,.of which more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-19

Of the Magistrates Courts sitting beside
the Wd-es and making notes
ono day l Thought I'd appear in court
iu moro startling outfit wore the
uniform of Rough Rider, Ny friend on
tho bench HIS Honor was naftled anG when
hem.ftyr.t something about Teddy san
Juan H. and a.4s, register. he sIcssed
I was an iap-err. mean dlettan.c
don't ht. ihe word "mpostor'
So ! was punched and sent for spoil
o. Oh, Ela.ra E,.aruatary
rnau there s.a- The tme-Hhcu Harold
r. N.Caru * ,he Chicago millionaire. was.
having martial difficulties with Gamma
Wtsta IHe couple had reached am iu-
pa-se appeared aH the scene as cap
,su EaHrsy Sterling Wynan. iu the role
OF q .t-or officer between the emb4tt'ej
camps got myself IN a bit of jaw 1-tstl,
the cops over this incident and my sanity
was questioned by aHcnists
Some months afterwards l attended
the opening ceremonies OF the Mdd'e>.H
College Of Medicine and Surgery az Cam-
bridge Mass. / was present in the roe NJ
COR sterling G. Wyman Luuacy Commissions
Or rrc Stu-e 0T NoW York
delivered a scathiug araignment Of the
thics Of aHeuists who appear as witnesses IN
criminal cases.
To show my appreciation for the applause
accorded me / presented a SILVER loving cup
10 the president ot the college.
Cnc thing about being am mpersaHatar.
yau meet such interesting people.
The Nagk IS mo- doubt happier .than ary-
body to icau that have gone oht " the
erand.ose personality business. Far yeats ]
was thor worst headoehc. II got So thtr
.uagtncl ,htt every uma There was naval
ATTAIN ut any magnitude the admiral sent ast
word 60 watch Gov Weinberg
once r.ca Introduce. myself as t..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-19

stephen Weinberg, in
the Air Force Officers
Uniform i'm Which He
Helped TO Welcome
Lindbergh Home, and
Left as the Pro~aic
Accountant He Is
Between approximations.
and that the Navy rec
orls did not list a Lieu
tenant com mn n d o r
Ethan Allen Weinberg, A"
the name l used.
As a rule / have cx-
pcrieuccd very little
trouble In projecting my
self into a superperson-
age role. When Queen
Marie Of Rumania made
her historic visit 20 the
United States. I had no
difficulty crashing her
sWauky hotel suite and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-19

Pola Negri, the Movie
Actress. Who Was Pros
tratcd First by the Death
of Rudolph Valentino, and
Then Again When She
Found That the Man Who
Had Posed a. Her Doctor
and Supervised the Func-
raj Was an Impos,or.
newly appointed en"su-
lar agent rm baltc
aAuhres. Morocco. l
stated ! was commits
stoned 10 study Oh.
court system OF Sow
York CRY For several
Week, ! made "A toar
Evening star., 1943-08-15

"Soulpture Of the Week" at
the National GoIIery Of Art is
Bernini's bust Of Louis XIV
(Kress Collection). 1t will be
the subject of O brief toIk to
be given at the gallery twice
dolly this week, Monday
through Saturday, at l2:4O
ond 40 pm, and next Sun
doy at 2::l5 and Sis pm.
Evening star., 1943-08-15

Bellies Of q collective form in
the eostern regions Of Soviet
Russio. They don't weor the
foncy heodoeor in the fields.
It's port Of their dress up for q
festival Of song for which COL
lective form folk eother in the
neorby viIIoee.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-09-23
Me:Ae On Dun Md~!
One 6~t Tpo 70 20!

bu the warts O battles
all the
up
in Elm n
and
back with the feeling that we did what we could
and
only Language
of lilies the roar O. cannon the 0
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
By CHARLES GENTRY

THE OLDER an inCCnuc rs the
better she u.s. happens 90 he The
theory of Susan Miller the lovely
load az NV Dear Public which
rs M MS second and tina, week ~
the CasS Thcatge.
Friends have heen very kind
in saving that I'm Young and
hrautffut. irut when eeRie iif
against experienced performers
like Ethel Shutta and Willie
Howard. feel that should get
rid of my piCtails and start iu
all over again Susan claims
The greatest problem girl
has 10 face In facing n Sophis-
ticated audience - how To ap-
pear Young and fresh without
hcing amateurish AZ the same
time
When She was In movies she
had tho help Of experienced dlrcc-
tors. While she knew what she
wanted she sul had a second
chance
Here I'm really on nv own.
When I 20 out 10 sell song
like our Private Love Song
I'm glad I've someone like Eric
Brotherson 10 cling 10. other
wise l would die" Susan says.
KNOWS WHAT SHE WANTS
II know how 60 sing, but In
revue like this, I'm literally
terrified. I ann 80 confused be
cause 4 don't want the whole
stage and vet ! want 10 feel
that I'm lett alone 10 do a song
the way 1 believe II should he
done"
Susan Is leaving My Dear Pub
lie ar the end of this week. not
because She IS really unhappy
but beCauSr vhe -brtTrvrS tt1at sire
can have a better chance in some
thing that's slated for her thus
fall
The lovelv-Affss Miller has had
a series of opportunities which
have knocked once and then let
her down.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
400 Soldiers Enrolled
In u. of D. Courses

Four hundred soldiers from
army camps in all parts Of the
country have been enrolled in the
army's specialized program in
basic engineering TO open Sept. 13
at the University Of Detroit.
Buildings on both the downtown
and McNichols road campuses
have been taken over by Col.
Chester A. Marr, commandant,
and his staff. The course consists
OF six 12-week terms, each carry
ing full hours of academic, phys
ical and military training.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Police Hunt for Six
In Midnight HoIdups

Police today searched for six
men linked 20 two holdups staged
shortly after midnight.
Four OF them went into the
fruit store of Rocco MeSsano al
1000 John r., and took a box
from a shelf containing an un-
known amount of money belong
ing 10 MeSsana's son. Two others
held up Helen Kane, %. of 1857
Monica, AT Hamilton and Colline-
wood. and took her purse, con-
tanning S1O0.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Two Join Hedy

JOHN SHEEHAN and Ralph
Sanford are additions 10 the cast
OF comedy. The Heavenly Body"
which co-StarS Hedy Lamar and
William Powell. Both Will have
roles as policemen. Alexander Hall
is the director and Arthur Horn
blow .Ir. rs producing.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Film Time Clock

ADAMS Usus 'r H.d' ~
ar a- ts TC.ct u r.-er-
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BROADWAY CATIUor .nNs" 81
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Nea' Plane i.m ,AaHsknl.' B.. So
IN 6.fs e'4 D.
CINDERELLA salhny Dangerous q"
81 5I '1H. iu.Ha The
rrtsrerad.'s a.ia. 80 M
tt~fff- n -s--r-r----f-- q 2 ~
alses sr 20 q.22 p m
IoN 'Ucsir.,rr. HONEY moon lodge Dr.
OIINNOOD Slightly Dangerous g.
99- g. m. me DespsradoeE. a..
MADISON .rhttx Dangerous -
f- 81 3al -'. l0.5s p. m The
nrsperadoes 81 20 a. m, ? -, 36.
MCmGA> The Constant N,mph g"
- -. %. Z- 10.ts p M seven
NHss from AIrs,rH la a. NJ %,
FAiMS-SrNTT - "Aeuar Gunner. d"
10 20 a. M clT. 3 90. iO.3o g. N.
ssronE On 90 40 81 p y. m.
Rko IPTOwN Slightly Dangerous 8"
30 4 sO. 81, e.05 g. N. The Det-
reradocs BIS S.25, 2 40 g. m
BON At. slightly Dangerous 30 46
Do 80 3. m. ".' The besperadors.' 20,
rrirNrw> -NCss. short subjects. 3
r~Irrb ARTISTS aRa,aao D." T. a.
2 80 III So 2A o m a stranger ~
Town " d Is a. m. 2i3. s. s., -
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Susan Miller, Star of MY Dear Public
Believes Att IngenueS Improve With Age

that he has his binoculars in her
direction when be starts looking.
SuSans best friend rs her
mother who travels with her hut
wisely stays out Of her daughters
affairs 50 that she has had the
chance 20 make her own decisions
every time a decision has raised
IT'S ugly head.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
30 Win Contracts

THE 80 GIRLS who made their
debut as dancers in "Du Barry
Was a Lady a year ago and have
been dancing IN other pictures
since then, have all had their con-
tracts renewed by M-G-M. They
are currently working on a
Broadway Rhythm nu m b Q n
under The direction Of Don Loper.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

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agriculture Ic has no'.'1 Parf-
noun. so yvH t7Ne IN extension
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TWO p.c'-'C>. a'4 ."> '''.t
tcth CcrfuD -toN rc w.,' ne .1-
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sam
joel 'Nn 4".'-
ne Na>h,a TIP
The More me N,i,..
Jean Arihif vas '''' ''-'
ce>SluI Plcl .4.t NJ O.
n' never .',n -A ''.' t,.'.7
Tho var ef,e-r- Hc w1T Lease his
farm 10 q Dc.-rhor WHO VIII .o.N
alter inc Cat,ic ana Ne'f l'ic
place gong unll ne iel-.AS.
NOCAI OPENING
l'lCk FoIdil whose 'di'''.' 'S
singer were "aSl'o IN InoI I' 90"
noS FoIcS' L'ES 10 '>s', ,,, ] y. ~ - -
ne - ~. =. - - ,,,,.;t
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-. ny =, --'r,'..- - -. I.,,,,.,.lr
VI al'. - H.. s,a.S', =, -.
W .lal''r - 80 u.a' ~ rIo ~, ;,,s, v.,nl5,,t
allow his voice 10 he exploited.
piSletIlI1e ,..'.I 10 oe d '"1s'l '''' ~
4luliE i'e-ii'ai.'
suppose DICK ~ould SUN hf
trying 10 hoe ms Inc voice u
the Berg AllenhurE agency haah /
INSISTED ne concentrate on N"is
lng. Rodgers heard hlfn "rer ne
was IN HOLLYWOOD WIN lile itSuI'
Dlck gets tAe male ledu opposite
NiNienne Secal.
JTSTUN CASE
w atch on me hillne VIM
ne ilrsl american i'lC,u'e 10 ~
SHOWN m 'reffi'aflF af'TI -''l'-'''N q
son. 70 sure i JdCh W a. Il'' ou'
boys VIII pe hldrFhn't .ln'o "'I
many ere long tha' ne haS '''t,
picture dhhoen IN herman "''u
Teaoy 10 go
~. Non,o o,,,a,,,,o, ver 'a,,'' 80 ,hinL ~ ,hon,
if they see this movie. which al
though made in America. has a
background Of Nazi horror.
pr, rp1pI-Tr.
~
I was amused al Eddie Cantor
telling me George Murphy'S role
in Show Business is almost as
good as his own. AS an actor. /
Eddie laughed, Il never give away /
anything. But as the producer OF /
this picture. as well as the star. L +
realize ] had better let George do I
his stuff. He's good
How many Of YOU slick chicks +.
ano TugCuiuers Us .l,n2, IeilF,,,1ei h,,,, ,I.ar
Murphy TO Hollywood in 1894 ?
Cantor signed him for his Gold !
vyn picture Kid Millions" night
after Murphy had clicked on the
stage in Roberta
BY the way, George heatedly
denies he is leaving Metro-Gold-
Mayer.
.r-~p -. ,O1IvU0OO
"
Wallace BeefN has told a few
Of his close friends he VIII have
an announcement soon concerning
one Aurella Narwock. a pretty
little girl he has been seen with
these last few evenings. We can
only believe Wally's announce
ment may have something 10 do
with marriage. Apparently his
~ IolaIlIe WIN WI VIC, nsss,li'I ss1s 80 -, -
cagement. is AT an end. Somehow.
7 never did believe that marriage
would come off. although for a
time IL looked all right.
,r~ry cry
Nine hundred and seventy-two
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Veteran Gets Role

ALEC CRAIG, veteran charac-
ter actor. has been added 30 the
cast of White Cliffs of Dover.
Craig will portray the role Of a
CoCkney soldier IN the film which
stars Irene Dunno with Alan
Marshal.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

She went 10 Hollywood for
brief trial and then returned 10
New York to take the leading
role in Higher and Higher but
SHE Sull had a great yen 20 knock
tho public cold IN any sort OF en-
tcrt8inmcnt wh3ch would really
set hcr up in the business.