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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-16
Karel Ondricek zemFel.

Boston (CTK) = Dne 81.
brezna odpoledne zemTel v Bo-
stonu v eveku 80 let houslovy
virtues Karel Ondrfcek, syn ia
ma OndTfcka re zname hudeb-
nj rodiny prazske. Karel On
dTicek byl cd r. 1887 do r.
1893 koncertnim mistrem Ma
rodnfho divadla v Praze, Cd
kud Sc odebral do Ameriky. Pu
sobil zde temeT plnych padesat
let, a to kratkou dobu v New
Yorku, potion byl Tadu let dru-
hym koncertn1m mistrem slav-
neho symfonickeho orchestra
bostonskeho, pax druhym hou-
slistou prosluleho Kneiselova
k~varteta, nacez pc dobu ash 20
let byl angazovan jake houslis-
ia V triu u Miss Mccormick v
Chicago.
Asi pred dvaceti dny utrpel
Karel Ondficek t6zkou zlome-
ninu kyceln1 kosti a v dGsled-
ku komplikac1 spojenych S po-
ranenfm zemTel. Pohreb konal
Sc 2. dubna v Bostonu. Jeho
bratr, Frantisek, svetoznamy
houslista, jej pTedesl v smrtl
pred dvaceti Lefty, jeho bratr
Emanuel p1sobi v Bostonu a
New Yorku, kde zijf take Jeho
sestry, PAM Marie Leitnerova a
| PAM Gusta Vaskova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-16
President Roosevelt ma prak-
tickle plany k zachrane
bezencHI?
P1Se Carl Hartman:

Washington (ONA): = V
dobTe zpravenych kruz1ch Sc
|sd6luje, re president Roosevelt
pripravil praktick6 plany k-za-
chrane bezencG z Evropy a ty-
to plany budou predlozeny biz
Ike anglo-americke konferenci
O bezenc1ch, tkera sc sejde ma
Bermudach.
President vylozil pry sve pla
ny navstevn1k1m, kteTf shleda-
Ii, re president je neuveritelne
dobTe informovan o bezenec-
KEN problemu. Ocekava Sc tez
re bro oznamf datum konfe-
renee a cleny americke delega-
ce.
Zaroven statnf sekretaT Cor
del Hull prohlasil, re S velkym
uspokojenfm pTijal mexickou
nab1dku prijmouti spanelske
republikanske bezence re Sc
vern1 Afriky.
Ackoliv problem loyalistic-
kych bezencd Sc povazuje "a
odlisny cd obtfznejsfho a ne
bezpecnejsiho problemu evrop-
skych bezencG, iniciativa Me-
xika Sc povazuje "a pr1znive
znamenf pro konferenci. Mexi-
ko povolilo prist6hovanf mno-
ha tis1c1m spanelskym loyalis-
tGm cd Francova vftezstv1 v ro-
ce 1889 a nynf povol1 pristeho-
vanf dalSfm tTema tisic1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-16
Prace ma Normandii uspokojive
pokracuji.

Sekretar namornictva Frank
Knox pravil, re prace, prova-
dene ma byvale francouzske
lodi Normandie, nynf Lafayette
postupujf a re budou dokonce-
nv ash uprostTed leta. Jak INA
mo, vznikl 9. 1nora 1912 v new
yorskem pffstavu pozar ma te-
Ito lodi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-16
Dive sovstske lode uvazly ma
skaliskach.

Dive sovetske nakladnf lode
uvazly u americkeho pobrezi
ma skalisku. Jedna zena z po-
sadky jedne lode zahynula a
jedna byla ranena. Ostatn1 byli
zachraneni. Mezi muzi bylo
sedm zen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
HowFame Came %sL0ve|0rnA||eyC Cat
Thomas Went Out to Keep a Bock-Fenee Dafe
And Wound Up in fhe State Supreme Court

when a tom-cat goes counting he takes no.
body into his confidence.
one thing is certain though. Tom in
defiance Of the best cat tradition, didn't
come back And as a result he, or his
double has become the center of a legal
brawl of major proportions undoubtedly the
most extensive and costly bit Of litigation that
ever was set off by tie romantic meander-
ings Of mere ordinary house, or alley feline.
In fact it may be safely stated that Mrs.
Plaster's Thomas is the first cat in history
10 have started out on back-fence date and
wound up in state Supreme Court
Mrs Plaster it appears was not one OF
those cat owners who assumes that a cat will
always lnd his way home After Tom had
been gone a day she started ncghborhood
children searching for him, offering reward.
ON September 9th. last. the search bore
fruit one of the juvenile sleuths reported
that Tom was basling happily in the front
the Plaster home.
Mrs Plaster quickly made personal
check Sure enough there was Tom or a
cat who looked enough like him to be his twin.
Here, Tommy Tommy called Mrs Plas-
ter in the wheedling manner Of cat owners,
whereupon Toni II was Tom arose and
sauntered over 20 her.
Mrs Plaster. convinced she had found the
wanderer. carried him home
BuO she reckoned without Mrs White.
When that lady returned and found what
had happened She promptly sworc out
complaint before Magistrate Claude Spurlock.
charging Mrs Plaster with taking a cat that
didn't belong 90 hcr-,N #n
The cat. Mrs White aycrrcd Uas not oven
named Tom. lie was named 5ooky she de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Nadya NOrSkaYa
i'm Her Third and
Present Personality
"A Night Club
ChanteuSe.

She was musical Well-read and knew
much about art
That's why she was consulted when the
question arose about showing a Gypsy Rose
Lee movie in the local theatre
The Westchester society leader spoke
gravely about Miss Lees art a thing which
had won her considerable acclaim, then shrug-
ging. said, "Of course, I'm no expert
The movie committee acted on this word
Of commendation little realizing that the
woman who gave it really was the "red-hot"
Countess Nadia of few years back
But neither would any of that country
club crowd have suspected that in short
time the charming Mrs Jack gladden. would
again be transformed
Yet transformed she was
The new personality she felt coming on
seemed to be headed straight for the stage
or musical comedy She started singing lessons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

numerous lives when at thirteen she
got a walll-on part in a buresque show 4
Afraid Of parental objections, she told A
her mother she was an usherctte in
movie theatre.
soon She was doing her own speciality
The little dancers strp-teasc act was
going good one night when there was
scream from the audience. The girls
mother scrambled 90 the stage grabbed
her and stood before her protcctmgly
That almost ended personality No.
for Nadia CHATS how she spelled her
name IN her first carecr)
But the perscvcriug girl continued on
the stage and married "a comedian 80
she could be her own boss
Adopting the title Of Countess she devcl-
opcd an act both sophisticated and breath
taking Nadia made her appearance in an
cEcning gown At the end of her act she
pulled a string and all but the scantest attire
dropped off Sometimes this was a pair of
monkey fur panties.
But once this amazing Russian had
reached the burcsque heights she whslIed
herself from the stage for the last time.
Countess Nadia disappeared,
Soon afterwards Mrs Jack gladden., wife
of a well-mown newspaper publisher best
dressed woman in all Westminster. began
winning a reputation as the perfect hostess.
She became "a leader In civic affairs took
prizes at dog shows with her spanieIs. and
OF all things became president Of the Parent
Teachers Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

ordinary house cat, OF value" and that by
the best legal precedent mo action can be
maintained 10 recover an article of no value.
The Supreme Court after due cogitation,
refused the writ on the ground that Mrs.
Plastcrs valuation of the cat could not be
accepted as final
on October 80, accordingly, the case went
TO trial before Magistrate Spurlock and jury
Twcnty-eght witnesses appeared all
women. So did the cat. Sixteen testified
they were sure the cat was Tom, and that
he belonged 20 Mrs Plaster Twelve were
equally sure that he was Sooky. and that ne
belonged 20 Mrs White. The cat said nothing.
He just looked bored
Mrs Clovis, the cats former owner was
among the pro-Sooky witnesses. She not
only testified that she had given the cat TO
Mrs White but told why she had done SO.
It was because her husband. mechanic. has
asthma and like many sufferers from that
ailmeut is ancrgic TO Cat-hiif
The jury after considerable elaboration,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

brought in a verdict awarding the cat 10 Nj
White But Mrs Plaster still convinced Tho
cat was her missing Tom. appealed The dc
cision. and in consideration of posting 500
bond, was allowed TO u~tain custody
Then mp popped another legal technlcalty
In bringing her recovery suit Mrs White
had set Sookys or Toms value at SO
Her lawyer w. w. Roberts, raised the point
that under West Virginia law actions i'm
volving amounts Of less than SIS cannot be
appealed.
Mrs Plasters lawyer submitted a lengthy
counter-brief, and Circuit Judge John w
Hereford took the whole catalogue OF argu-'
ments under advisemcnt.
Magistrate Spurock hopes a settlement
will be reached some way; that at least. the
cat won't come back to him. His feeling is
that courts have more important issues 90
ponder than the identity and ownership OF
a cat that one asserted owner declares is
vaucloss and that the other says is worth
only SIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
DIV LAURENCE SANTREY

EVERYONE from the scrubwoman 90 the
- bank president longs at times to be
k- someone else.
And everyone has the maidngs Of multiple
personalities wrapped up in him or herself.
But It's only rarely IN real life that any man
or woman lives more than one of them.
That's why Nadya Norskaya, the beautiful
Russian sonGstrcss who's already gone the
famous dual personality. Dr. Jekyl and Mr.
Hyde one better in a nice way, of course -
seems almost like stoy-book person.
she has had three distinct personals
ties each so different that few who know her
IN one would recognize her In another
She was only a child of four years when
her parents brought her TO this country, and
the childhood OF Nadjezda Semonovna Grinko
was relatively uncventful except for trying TO
keep out of the way OF the truant officer -
She took the first step that led to her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

clared. and had been given to
her three days before by Mrs.
Francis Clovis, a music
teacher, who had raised him
from a kitten
Advised Of the legal COM
plications. Mrs. Plaster also
retained lawyer. Thomas
West.
No believer in shooting at
a low mark, Attorney West
applied to the West Virginia
Supreme Court for a writ TO
prohibit Magistrate Spurlock
from proceeding with the case.
He ingeniously based his petit
ton on grounds that Mrs.
Pastors Tom was lust an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
DIV LIONEL CALHOI-N NOISE

4 WAS q soa September night nt by
fn yellow autumH auon and Thomas
! fHs car was ft,lae romantic.
Under SUCH -rgIHs tarr.s "a tou-sat docs
not sIt down auJ ,.-Yos poems IIc yaVus
stretches rf.tmds % be thinking about
hearty Ie,r aH1 thel u the freAarHotJun-
ty Slips olt the door Sot far hm the
warmth oi downy cushions He ha4 rene
devious H.tI Iov, cora some be4'HH back
fence and n9 bolts bars or humap, beings are
e.tge ~ keep hr' from
T..s H t'lt tt, re 'tuI PANE
r.r0I Tu.Has ul Nn lla I.I b.t.r a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

Huntington West Virginia on the September
night u question one minute he was lying
gozly ON his favorte pillow in the living
room an ordinary white housc-cat whose
long hair limited of Augora ancestry bat who
could claim no authentic pedigree nor other
special distinction The next hc was gone,
qlastps shape swallowed in tho mystery OF
Habt
What became of him after that pid
bc iHd tho lady east of h.s dreams uid his
voice UNITE with hers ,n raptUous hHcl force
HARMONY uatd some urappreriauvS mortal
Ir.ht ( ur #.fa ar old shot or Hgtun t
Aaae ull ever ina" Because
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

VIII FAMOUS ItaCIItT WHO
once trained Causo
But then "A New York
nghtclub owner spotted her She was offered
a contract
With true Russian temperament she threw
herself into the job of building herself up.
She would be Nadya Norskaya from now on.
This new woman would have nothing IN
common with the dignified Mrs gladden., or
the gay headliner of burlesque.
Things were done TO her hair-do and COM
plexon, her Russian accent disappeared.
The new Nadya made her debut at lie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
4 BIT OF RELIEF

Anthony Quinn as the Mexican
IS >tOlld in the face Of death. but
he contributes the~one Of tho few
light spots, in the picture with his
last confession which he repeats
10 a fellow Mexican, who will re-
IaF-it 20 the priest.
William Eylhe as the son Of the
sadIstic Major Tetley. played by
Frank COnroy, is perfect as the
sensitive boy, driven 10 10 take
part in the hangings by his father.
Mary Beth Hughes. is seen briefly
as the girl who marries another
man, although engaged TO Gil
Carter.
Throughout the film. a cross
current Of human emotion runs lis
course amid the mob hySteria. A
subtle look tells a life story. and
q few words spoken weave a pat
tern Of human relationships.
This is no cowboy opera. but a
beautiful piece Of dramatic delin-
cation. In view Of last weeks
outbreak here in Detroit. II might
he well for every Detroiter TO see
this film as a lesson in the futlitv
and stupidity of mob hySter!a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
swANEE SWEETHEART

With Tucker is Amy Arnell
known as the "SWanee Sweet
heart Her song personality and
charm entranced dancers. and the
romantic baritone numbers OF
Donald Brown set more than one
heart aflutter KerWin Somcrylllc
does thc novelty numbers.
Eastwood is planning a lot Of
fun for the double holiday Fourth
Of July celebration. All amuee.
mentS along the midway will open
earlier than usual and the swim
ming pool and picnic grove will
be available for family outings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
.Or-BOlU
Incident
Grim Film
BY COLLEEN MACDoNELL

a GRUESOME theme and some
finely drawn psychological sequ-
ences lift the "OX-BoW incident,
al the Adams from the classified
ton OF lust another movie
From the opening scene I'm which
TWO cowboys ride into a quiet little
Western town. 10 the finale, i'm
which they ride out the next
tho tim * parked WITH
hard-hitunC drama and suspense.
Caught IN the swirl Of MURDER
Gus mob fury which has shaken
the cattle town OF Bridgcrs Wells,
Gil Carter and Art Croft unWiil-
Ingly JOIN a manhunt for the killer
OF ranChcr. kinkaid. mainly be-
cause suspicion has been directed
at themselves.
Despite the pieadings ~ cooler
heads, the posse thunders off.
following a trail suggested by
Mai Tetlcy. an eN-Confedcrate
soldier They catch three mon.
Dana Andrews, the Mexican and
an old man. Tho three are Judged
10 be- the killers because Of highly
circumStantial evidence, and arc
lynchcd by the posse. After the
hanging, the mob learns that the
men they lynched were not the
killers, and that kinkaid is really
still alive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
'CAsABLANCA FORMULA

Attempting 10 keep thar casa
blanca formula IN working order
Warner Brothers have come out
with background 20 Danger a
spy drama OF Turkish blend,
which provides the screen side Of
the bill.
Although the title would give
you no hint as % what tran>plres
in this adventure picture il is an
exciting film with topic that s
as timely rs tot7y-y front page the
subject Of Turkish neutrality the
reafirmation OF which was an
nounCed In ABkara Yesterday.
George Raft. an American Sc
cre' Service agent returning from
SYRIA gets on The Bagdad-Istanbul
express a. A!eppo Aboard the
train he meets CSa Mason who
begs him 20 carry an envelope
across the border for her and re-
turn IL 10 her m her hotel a.
Ankara.
Raf, discovers that the envelope
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
FireUOrkS
Feature at
Eastwood

ONE OF the most versatile
bands seen in Detroit in some
time is that Of Tommy Tucker
who opened at Eastwood Gardens
last night for seven day stand
Tucker and his orchestra VIII
play Tor the sunday afternoon
Jam session tomorrow and through
Thursday night with Les Brown
and his band taking over ON
Friday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
FIREWORKS

Two fireworks displays will be
staged, one Sunday night and the
second on Monday Time for start
OF the pyrotechniCS is 10 p. m. Set
pieces Of patriotic character with
aerial effects depicting battle
scenes will be enacted
Hudson Local JAW viii take
over Eastwood Park this Saturday
for their annual outings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Goes Blonde

FOR HER first appearance in a
Tcchnlcolor film brownette Mary
NcLeOd'S treSSeS won I show off
their natural Coloring. Featured
IN America - starring Brian DON
levy with Ann Richards, Mary
VIII portray their daughter, de-
ci1nd hlonic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Recruits Workers

BECAUSE HE added several
hundred workers 10 the Douglas
Aircraft Corporations personnel
comic Red SHELTON wa, presented
with o plaque by the company
Tribute is q result of Skeletons
recent broadcast az which passes
IL admission MGLc alpL4Cat4ln- tor
employment az Douglas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05

contains maps of the proposed
invasion Of Turkey hy the Russian
armies. A forged set Of plans with
which the Nazis hope 70 promote
revolt in Turkey
Sidney Grccnstrect plump and
pernicious character Of Across
the Pacific and other spy dramas,
returns TO his evil ways rs a Eazi
a g q n -tT..!ng Silr-I-p Lar
Eastern dISSenSion and also ger
rid Of Raft and his two Russian
aides, Peter LORE and Brenda
Marshall.
They finally manage 10 ou-foll
him, but not until you've cncoun-
tered more intrigue than you
cuuiH shake Aia'a-fiarI n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Actress Buys Farm

LATEST HOLLYWOOD farm
ing enthusiast is Kay Williams.
The actress has purchased a farm
IN Pennsylvania and hcr mother
and a brother. who received a
medical discharge from The army,
are going there 20 run n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
u. s. Rules Pan+eIIeria

NEW YORK. July 3 ms
PuC Gen. a. G Strickland Of the
L. s Army AIR Force has been
appointed military governor Of
the conquered Italian island Of
Pan'cllcra, the British radio said
TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
4 LES ANDREWS

The GAY Deceivers. take-of the
Andrews Sisters a Ia the Three
Aake-BniIaves, IN very ~THsfn6
parody style. while various mem
bers Of the band step up in front
OF the mike 10 display solo talents
Its thoroughly entertaining
stage show and HEIDI gives II a
neat patriotic finale by having
various members Of the armed
forces in the audience stand up
and take a hand.
It's pretty obvious. but It's a
hit with the crowd
Phil BreStof and his orchestra
have very tuneful overture 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
EXCELLENT CAST

Henry Fonda as Gil Carter gives
A fine performance, acting with a
reserve that seems headly possible
in such a blood and thunder saga.
but Academy award winner. Jane
DarWell, as tho bloodthIrsty Ma
Gricr is magnificent. All through
the torture Of the three condemned
men she laughs loudly and
hrutally in a Characterization
that is the Western equivalent of
Madame DeFarge.
The handsome Dana Andrews
gives a natural and restrained
coloring 20 his role Of one Of the
men who is lynched. Neither brave
nor cowardly. he is altogether
human as man who doesn't want
70 die and yet EHows the fuulity
of fighting death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
OFF TO A GOOD START

The film starts of with a fine
newSreel tempo bat soon sinks 20
4 highly improbable q epth Of
melodrama, begged down by in
volved plot.
Mr. Raft unfortunately is no
Humphrey Bogart when II comes
10 q role Of tins sort and the re-
>ult IS that he seems 10 hc playing
a gangster around the .Darda-
nelleS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05

my p "A p Q r.
thin disguise
because v q u
VT Ote that
hunk In last
weeks col
unln W 1T h
your tongue
l n v o u r
cheek.
- II a I I
didn't sig n
my name he
ca sc l. IN
supposed I q
be "A Sedate
lady, hut At
heart 1 am "A
MIKE I'm I,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05

of late, ! have had my gahzy
wings batted down. II IL a long,
sad story that would make YOU
cry in your beer.
"IIowevcr. I am glad that YOU
gave us specta-gals lCOrny-
noe) a break. It's about time
We got one. It's quite true that
girls with glasses get them
strives married off - fast,. or
even faster than some Of those
glamour faces, hut they have To
Hork harder. Whenever l run
across a charmer III glasses
Sav. there is real competition.
The most terrific siren
ever knew met while travel
ing. She had thick glasses and
"A Snub nose. hut nice figure.
She was intelligent. selfish.
\uthIe>s. and with the mem
listened an excellent converSa-
ton.
THE girls did not like her,
naturally, hut that ~ had
sign. Occasionally. when We
would come 10 some remote
hamlet where there was
shortage OF men, she would con-
ndr In me. Men were such
fools. she said, and she proved
II. She fascinated me no end
and. whatever She had, she GER
tainlY had.
II tell YOU this because | pur-
po>elv forgot to tell YOU the
reason the soldiers do not whiS-
tie nj me j. not because ! wear
glasses but because ! have
face slightly on the cinnamon
bun side
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Mystery,
Heidtat

BY CHARLES GENTRY

HORACE HEIDI is evidently az
the height of his audience appeal
Judging from yesterdays reaction
to the stage show which opened
at the Michigan.
The popular maestro and his
Musical Knights offered a presen-
tation which sent the applause
meter looming and the chief rea-
son we can think of, is the infor-
NAL, How'ya gang, attitude with
which II is done.---u----
While talking 10 the customers
is generally conceded 10 be pretty
sophomeric stuff. Heidi has IL
down TO pat and quite adult II"
He has an ingratiating manner,
an easy smile and a casual air
which makes the w hole thing
pretty slick. OF course. il isn't his
personality alone that accounts
for his success. He's smart
enough Snowman 10 have some
thing 10 offer.
First of all is frankie earle,
that keyboard character, who, 10
get good and corny, not only
tickleS the worries. but m k 8
them laugh, too. He's really an
individualst when il comes TO
sitting down at the piano and the
people only cheer when he gets
up--to make him sit down and
PLAY some more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

THE GIRL who signs herself
"Nosey Josie is back again.
IYou know. the girl who felt so
bad because the soldiers didn't
whistle at her.
Now she confeSScs why they
didn't whistle. and it wasn't be-
cause she wore glasses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
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