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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12

~ Second Baptist church
Est week. : ~ - 4; ~
The amendmenk passed by the
National Board OF Directors. In
March, and which calls for Z divi.
sion Of all monies raised BY local
branches for the association. was
bitterly attacked by the delegates.
led oy Oscar Brown. president of
the Chicago branch, and Joseph
Mcneil who is reported to have
started the mass protest to .he
amendment prior to the conference
Smaller branches were chief com.
plainants as approximately ninety
percent Of the delegates took part
in the controversy near the closing
session Of the four-day conference.
Attacking the amendment as -un-
fair to smaller branches which have
trouble raising funds above the
dollar-a-year memberships" A. T.
Atwater of Rome. Ga, said, 'the
National board of directors should
discontinue these high-handed prac-
tees of showing things down the
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This Nee


wednesdsy--EEery week. ~ =
T. Washington Trade Lune1non.
Y.w'esA. u o'clock. s sl
Friday--June IL: Cello .CurcnrA
Ardine Loving al Dctreit s1nulls'
tuic OF Arts. b 4
Sunday--Crownlng Of .sMixs Queen
PIN" at Twelve Horsemsn club
IRON tto I o'clock.
Suadsyy Robert Nolsn's 1(udnna
, Recital ct Detroit institut9 =
r. Arts. &C., .zt x
Sunday Sixfh Annusl nenrlesfs
: Program Of the rabsrnsels c.
- rus It 4 pm.
saturday and sund.v-- a.:
Michigan Youth Co.. sonen'
|, trail Branch y.wcA !.
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- w - Recorders
Smith, y. !of ASA yinewood
Rned x1o9 2lBsrtha Neal, 81 Of
lsms addrsss was fined $50 and
Aet 6dwsrdS -. OF 56s1 Roose-
selt erect was fined $l00. Each
Eere also placed on probation for
one year.
They all paid their hnes and were
released this week.
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i WIN ~, u y
cempan1 40 - ~ 1Il3
xkrik@Eg N ne a. -
cratic DEM = U ~ $3.50 ~ ;, /.
ship a. ppeaaar ,ln] y q d
softsn the snspenstun III ~, =
custer q tie ~ kim uru( "a el,-[
leaders Of ne hate Siriks ~ -.
ported underway t1is NJ n !
ColonelS Alonxo Hrak 6{SlrSr4
superyisor Of The Ssntxsl 80
ment division Of lie sr1nIv IN
forces slated that white ~ "a.
ored instig1tors Of tie re<snt gvsilS.
cat strike were suspSna1 " ! fro,-,
employment At The rsekird Ilsts1s
Car company. The airing az ~ ~
legged rcolored inxtiys torsJ ~ -
strike was regarded 81 Ns1ro = : e
ers Is an atpessement mes ~ ~
hansmen and scores 81 (h1lY ~
low-travelers Who No. - ersS'c
under the hammer ofsffsf fl3t -
authorities as this Is vpr2f1i1 - =
President r.. j. ThonI - 80
Packard union leadefshlp ~
catesorically that tho sstriks -.
instigated by Klansnsna - & lS's .
Thomas has turned over 'trunirS1{ y
OF telephone conversstl6n -
a Detroit Khan leader - = =
er which substantiates<h e,iS'S'ris
ing charges. Negro wofkoRs 20 49,
instgste the strike for ms 80
was directed against H. :. lI11I n
workers. rs ~ e.
Ascend sppeasenent n.y.
revealed in the reluctsncs = = ~. /.
military authorities to tsks krS4
action against c. Z Wei lr1Srr Z.
mel head and vice presi6Gnt ~ S1 J,
Packard Motor Car compnSS. ~ ~
deliberately strengthened q n'sx
ot the Ku Klux Khan by arbiGortl p. J
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12

~ 3 l. 4 IN
6dsr n ~ =
Ne 6ooihsrn 1n-1tisfs fsboea
1. wsnt on In the white House
wssk during President Barclay
xbsria's visit
= seems that Mrs: Roosevelt
He'd insult to injury when she
rote the following in her column.
mr. Day"
after had taken the President
q Liberia and the President-elcct
their rooms. retired. for the
sual stag dinner wes given in the
vening and I was obliged to leave
y night train TO get TO Attributable.
I. Va"
According TO John O'Donncll in
be May 81 issue of the Washington
Fines Herald. this stuff is polii-
~. dynamite. 10 be tossing around
the Southern states" The South
rners on Capitol Hill were in
ensed over the reception given
Barclay by the Roosevelts
Iepercussions down in the
I'd foothills Of the South
md are giving rising 10
heal speculation on Mr..
chances for q fourth
-~'
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The Committee expressed de-
sire TO attract as many of the
Southern newspapers as possible to
the convention.
In issuing the call for the Fourth
Washington Journal., 1943-01-22
Gbtle brad
nit 9enti9lanO
MrisangebDrise wpaten lire Oprtigcn
Weloer retten

@lts Santiogo Oe Chile fam oieleit
Mitttpo6 Die lang ertDartete Nfel=
oung oes Mbbru9s Oiplomatilfer
Besiebungen 3u 9euti6lan0. Die
geiponnte Gage ergob iid aus Der
anaeblihen Spionagetdtigfeit oes
oortigen oeutiden Marineattades
&opitGn @iebubr uno aus Dem be-
anitanoeten aufentbalt in Chile BON
Sans Borders, Dem friiberen oeitt-
I6en @enerolfoniul in Seem gorf.
Sn iiioomerifoniiden &reiIen bier
oerlautete, oaB Oeutihe, italienii6e
uno ioponiide Sntereiien in Chile
unter Der Sono @el0er nod Irgen-
tinien ionoteu, neil lie nit Dem oi=
plomatiiden 8ru6 Gbiles nit Der
Mfie gerehnet batten.
Bolitiide &reile in Sontiago boz
ben oieIen @erlautbarungen nod Die
l1eber5eitgung geauBert, Bob Der
S6ritt gum Mbbru6 Oes oiplomati=
I6en 8erfebrs nit ben Adlenldn=
bern Die foft einbeliee 8iaigung oes
dilenii6en Gongrelies unO Der gro
ben Maiie oes Bottles finOet.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-22
ShSiide TIiidtlinse in @uklunO

from the Overseas News Agency. Inc."D
Mebr ais 100000 iiioii6e 5lii6t-
hinge aus Bolen iino nun in HuB-
LAMB, 80 Yro5ent bon ibnen in ben
mittelaiiatii1en @ebieten uno Der
&eit in Sibirien. Die meilten 6lii6t-
linge iino Sraren olte WGnner unb
&inoer, Die ni1t fir ibren 9e6ens-
unterbolt arbeiten f0nnerL ionoern
out @oblfabrt ~ongemieien iino. gon
$4,000 &inoern leben $4,000 in Der
Sbbitt BON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
men. Mebr oils 10000 &inoer iinb
@ailen.
9ie Somietregierung gibt ben
5lii6tlingen freie Sransportm0glid)-
feiten uno bilft BEL Der llnterltiit1tng
Der neutrality-suspicious. fir
&in0er, 8etagte uno Snbalioen. Die
Gage miro ais uiebr idmierig" be-
5eidnet. 8reiBig iiioii6e 8ertreter
muroen i'm ginperitGnonis nit ben
Sopiet6eboroen BON oen polniiden
geboroen ernannt; iie iino i'm Silfs-
perf in ienen @e6ieten tGtig, mo Die
polniiden 6liidtlinge bo~rpiegeno
aus Suoen beiteben.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-22
0entIdlIanSs ariessleiOen

(From the Overseas News Agency, Inc.")
9as oeittide @olf leioet uilgemeiit
unter Dem langen &riege. 9as err
gibt iid aus einem ungepobllif)
freimiitigen 8rief aus Siiooeuti6-
LAMB, Der in Der 8ailer uNational=
3eitung" beroffentlidt muroe.
Sin elmer STEELE oes 8riefes beiBt
es: o6olt ieoer bat einen 8ernuno=
ten, Der oefoaen 1T ODER D%erpnnoet
muroe. gie SoIoatelL Die BON Der
6ront auf ltrlaub fommen, baIten
meiitenS ibren Wfuil0, aber nenn fie
reoen, fiiblt man, mie furbtbar Die
2eioen in &ublan0 iein miiiien uno
in mel1em MlismaB Die friibere Be=
geiiterung erloi6en lit.
u9ie 8artei bat fiir5li6 5ablreide
offentIide 8erlammlungen in Stao-
ten uno 90rfern am 8ooeniee obge-
balten. Giner Der erfolgrei6iten
iiiooeuti1en 6liegeroffi3iere, Maior
@ngen, lpra1 at Der traurigen,
friegsmiioen Menge, Die feline Suit
bot, iiber &riegsfragen gu ipreden."
Sn Dem 8rief miro peiter geiagt:
u@1breno oie 2ebensmittelIage in
folge ser iddrfiten Organization bell-
te beiier lit als 1918, 1T 0as @iien
in ben @aitItatten Idlimmer."
olleber ben @usgang oes &rieges
gibt es feinespegs cine einbeitlide
Weinung. 9arum fommen mebrere
&eiASminiiter uno Barteifiibrer be-
merfensmert oft nod Siiooeuti6=
lono. Sic molen Die Gtimmung be-
ben, uno Die 3eitungen unteritrei6en
tdgli1 ben abioluten 8iuen oes
oeuti6en Bottles, bis gum enbgiilti=
gen Sieg ourd3ubalten.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-22
in
Berlin mn0 QDn6um

Die gegenieitigen 2uftangriffe in
oieier ISOLDE auf Berlin un6 Qonoon
baden in ienen 6eioen SauptItGoten
l1mere 8erlulte in Weni1enleben
rno @eb1uoen angeri1tet.
Naboem Berlin mebrere Monate
lang BON 6liegerangriffen peridont
gebIieben mar, muroe es BEL mono-
'beIIer Nad)t 5pii9en Montog nno
Dienstag idmer beimgeiubt. gs
mnB iiberraldeno getpirft baben,
Dem Die mad england 8lriidfebren-
Sen Biloten ser o3opal Sir Sorce"
meloeten ben 8erluit niir zines ibrer
5lug3euge. Smmerbin lieb Die oeat-
ide 2ufttuaffe nit ibrem @egenan-
griff auf 2onoon innerbalb einiger
Stunoen niAt auf iid) marten.
Sn Der folgenoen Na6t mieoer-
bolte Die o&opal gir 6orce~ ben an-
griff olf Berlin, muroe aber oies=
NAL NIT 10 idarfer @egentpebr em-
pfangen, Dab iie % Glug5euge ein-
biiBte.
8eim 8meiten @egenangriff auf
England ridtete Oie 6euti1e 2uft-
maffe, gemGB britiihen Meloungen,
ihpereren Sdaoen an als am Gage
porber, oariinter elm SdulbauS, MOS
rim 70 ainoer uno 12 2ebrerinnen
bon gomben eriG1agen fpliroen, pab-
reno mebr ais 80 Mn0ere mebr ODER
minoer idper perlebt muroen.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-22
YOlititer TlbnM
tam bOr hen &Ongreb
Seine Grnennnng 5t anItraliIder
WiiIiOn beanitanOet

GOmarO S. 6lpnn, Der friibere po-
litiIde Bob" Der Nep Dorfer 8ronr
@egeno uno ipGter goriisenoer oes
observation-disclosures Der oemofrati-
ifen Bartei, oen unier 8r1liOent ais
goti6ofter nod aiiltralien entien-
oen nil, mltBte Ieine @rnennIng ols
Diplomat oiele ISOLDE Dor einem
altsiduB oes 8unoeslenats peront-
iporten.
SEER 5lpnn fam lit 8ertretilng
ieiner eigenen Sade ais eriter Dor
0en ausi6uB, oeiien 8~oriibenoer
Senator Gonneap lit. @r ltelte ner-
i6ieoene Acknowledgment iiber feline
politiihe Hoae I'M 8rour 0iltrift
Nefp Yorfs in @breoe. Snsbeion-
oere ~perteioigte er iid in Sade oes
iogenonnten Observation-Disclosures ais
es 5itr Geoe fam, er babe li6 fir
ieinen 8ripatbelib 5000 Hflalter-
lteine bon ben 8eboroen oes Bronr
0iItriftes identen loifen.
6ernerbin beItritt er Die 8abr-
belt per0ffentli6ter @erii6te, po-
mad er Dem beriidtigten o9utd
S6ul3~, ullter ienem Rufnamen ais
o&odeteer" befnnnt, gum Yolten ei-
mes Deputy Sberiffs" perbolfeu
ba6en ioa.
IS bieB, Elm @ertreter oes Stats
departments, pobrideinli6 Silfs-
Stontsiefretdr Gong, fperoe iid Dor
ben Senatoren in Der 6rage Der oi-
plomatiiden SGbigfeiten tSerru
5lpnns 1uBern.
"a unler prdiioent BEL Dem nell-
li6en ausi9eioeu 6lbnns aus Dem
Rutionalen 0empfratiihen Nus
telegrapbiib marin fir i'm ein-
oarf man ertuarten, ooB feline
Grnennung gum 8otldafter in Iu-
pom 8unoesienat gebiaigt
oiirfte.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-22
3nIaRise S06rten

9luBer oieien ltntertpegs- @eiuden
iino 6abrten 5li folgenoen 3fpeden
5ul1Iiig (obglei1 feite Hegeln ni6t
beIteben) 8u @ottesoienitelt, Sod
oeitell, 8egrGbnilietL pidtigen Gin
fGufen, nobegelegenen &eitaurnnts
Gum Speiien nidt fir unterbaI-
tiings8mede), 8u 8~eriommllutoen oes
&oten &reu5eS, BON 3ipilpebrperban-
ben ooer on0eren 9emeirniibigen Or
ganiiationelL gum Nr3t ooer ms So
ipital fir dr3tli6e 8flege, sur Apo-
tbefe fir 8eiorgung bon meoi3ini-
i6em 8eoart ferner CUR 8eii6ti9ung
zines apartments ooer Sauies, oos
Der 6abrer 3u mieten o0er 81 folt-
fen geoenft, itno anoere 6obrten, Die
5um Sdub pertpoaen geiibes notig
lino.
Sotpeit 8ebrmo6tsaneeborige in
8raee fommen, fino fir lie, ndbreno
iie ii6 alf llrlaitb befin6en, 8eiude
I'M Muto obne peiieres 3uldifig.
GrOteite sesen Oas @erbOt
SIN aapitol griff ser republifa-
nif6e Heprdienoant Gopin ". SOIL
BON SEEM Oorf oas 8erbot fir Ser
gniigungsfabrten an. @r logte, er
lei 3uar fir cine ginitellung Der
@ergniigungsfabrteiI aber Die 8e-
b6roe lei 81 einem 8erbot nidt be-
redtigt uno er arbeite @eietesmaB-
nabmen aus, Die es ibr ber6ieten
piiroeuI 5u 0Sanftionen~ 81 greifen.
Sn 4ligulta in Georgia foroerte
Milpee Spens, Sdriftleiter oes
uauguita Seralo", ben GongreB-
mann BauI 9ropn ouf, Broteit ge-
gen ooS 8erbot Don 8ergniigungs-
fabrten in ben Sititaaten 81 erbeben,
neil oas uein nabres @eltapolpitem
fir Die M~aBregelung unierer 8iir-
ger berbeifiibren tonne. 9ie &egll-
liernng oes @aiolinberbrauds, fiibr-
te er neiter ans, tonne lid ais ge-
fdbrlider fir uniere 5reibeit ertpei-
len, als Der unn0tige gerbrau6 bon
8rennltoff.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-22
uGine Siege in Der snppe"

Amerifanii6e 3iidtigfeit uno
&iibnbeit iino es alio, melhe oie 2e-
benslinie Gbinos often balten. ga
lit nur cine Siege in oieIer Suppe.
Ser @ert Ser 2rtflinie fontte I'M
Elm oielfades erbobt tperben, penn
maj ein paar meitere S~ransport-
flug5euge bei6Be. @inbunoert Grams
portfllig5eiige Diiroen geniigen. Sic
Diiroen ni6t etma einen Gurus bar
itelen, ionoern cine groBe Gapitals-
anlage, menn es iih oarum banoelt,
einen Der bier groBen MQiierten 81
beriorgen, Der BON Dem geringen
Material abbGngt. oas iiber Die 2uft
81 linn gelangt.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-22
&nKiidJe Tlieserin @arina &OsfOua
gefallen

&nBlanos befannteIte MilitGrflie-
germ, Warina Gosfopa, lit unldneit
bei einem 6luge umgefommen. Mus
Wosfau muroe nur gemeloet iie lei
auf ibrem Boiten eefaQen, bod MUIR
ben feline Begleitumitdnoe erpGbnt.
Sic tot 5uleBt 9ienit BEL Der &oten
2uftmaffe. Magemein befannt in
5liegerfreiien muroe iie 1888, nad-
Dem ie NIT 3tpei anoeren Jrauen
einen Nonitop-6lu bon Mosfnu bis
5ur Observation-Disclosures @ren5e
gemaft bate, Elm gntfernung BON
iiber 1000 Meilen.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-22
agisftreitfrafte in snneiien ueritarft

General Senri $. @irallo fiibrte
in elmer Geoe aus, oaB 10000 Deltt-
fhe in Ellneiien angelangt ieien uno
nun Ben aIiierten Eruppen in Nor0-
afrifa gegeniiberiteben. Cine gut
a~usgeriiitete Mrmee, Die gut fdmpft,
itebt ben anglo-amerifanii6en uno
frei-fran5ofii6en Eruppen gegetl-
ii6er", 10 iagte Der Sodfommiiiar i'm
@iiitenort NiameD Dor ieiner fiir5-
lid erfolgten &iidfebr nod 4lgier.
9ie aaiierten Operationen bdtten
rai6er ponltatten geben fonneu, aber
Der uHreis miiroe in feinem 8erbdlt-
mis- 81 ben grgebniiien geitanoen ba-
ben, ipenn man Die 8ooenbei6affen-
belt uno oie 8eoeutung Der @dien-
Steaungen beriidii1tigt.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-22
9ie nusuldhigen
MMtOfabrten
Ansnabmem fir nnseIdaftlide
Tabrer

Ser 3mef oes @erbotes bon Ser
gniigllngsfobrten im Auto lit oas
Sporen BON @aioIirL nidt aber uu-
NOTICE SGrte gegen Oie 9lutofabrer
uno elm ou5u einidneiOenoes Gin
greifen in ibre @epobnbeiten, err
flGrten 8eomte oes &reisfontroa-
amtes. DieIen @emGbrslerten 5lt-
folge f6nnen Mutofobrer, tpenn lte
untertpegs nod poer bon Ser grbeit
fino, aud geieai6aftlide @eiude
MAIDEN o0er sic 6abrt 81 onoeren
3meden nousbebnen", borauseeiebt,
oaB 0ieIe vMbIteher" ongemeiien
Iin0
Washington Journal., 1943-01-22
Sfitrnppen erbalten gr6fte See
NatiDnen

Onfel Cams Sfitruppen in Camp
Sale erbalten Die gr0Bte Gee-Q uota
in ben Staaten. Gas Eager 1T 3pei
Weilen bod I'M pinterliden 5elien-
gebirge gelegen uno Die ~llebungen IN
ldwerer aalte perlangen beige @e-
tranfe.
Gas ariegsamt geitattete fiir oos
eagle Gountp, Colorado, no Camp
Sale gelegen lit Die groBte Quota
in ben Staaten. Gs muroe oie Gno-
ia nm 80 Pro5ent oergroBert, iooaB
lie iebt 40 Hro3ent ser 9urd)-
idnittslieferungen fir 1871 aus
modlte.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-22
&mhem melOem
grOkere GrfOlge
0cningrab cntIett nnS &amemsf
iuieOer genDmmen

@emGB Meloungen aus Mosfau
fonnten ruiiiihe Ernppen nidt MIR
oie @ntiebung 2eningraos betperf-
lteuigerL ionoern aud ibre @rfolge
in S~iioruBlano, no ieit @noe No-
pember leds matchmaker 5uIammen-
bdngenoe Offeniiuen 5ltr Hiiderobe-
r1tng Bottoms uno GborfomS I'M
Gang lino, bergroBern.
Die &ote Mrmee eroberte Ben
8abnbof bon &amensf ltno fdmpft
iebt in oieier IS Meilen noroli9
BON &oitom geIegenen Staot, Dem
leBten beoeutenoen 8obnfnotenpunft
Dor 2i1oia. ltnterbnlb BON &amensf
iiberquerten Sopiet-S treitfrdfte oen
9one5, Inn iiber Dem gangboriten
@eg &oitow 81 errei6eug nit oeiien
Ginnabme Die geiamten oeuti6en
Mrmeen i'm &aufolls abgelhnitten
mdren.
SIM &oufaius ielbit beiesten sic
3ltlien na1 Der lleberquertng oes
5luiies Manpd 9ipnoe, ben gno-
puilft elmer 8abnlinie, oie nod &ro=
potfin an Der 8abnlinie &oltoiu-
8ofu fiibrt. NuBeroem muroe aud
GberfeBf i'm nor0Ii6en &arfains err
ebert.
No1 Dem Ip1ter bon Mosfau ber-
breiteten Beridt felt fiA Die Gage
al oen ein3elnen ruiiiihen 5ronteu
(auBer 2eningrao) folgenoermaBen
oar:
gm beridJieSenem SrOmten
Siioli6 BON @oronel6 baben rlii-
lii6e Grrtpper, Die entlane Der 8abns
linie @oroneih-@barfom fampfen,
oie Staot Sitrogor5bsf beIagprt, Die
25 Meilen nor00itlih oes fiir3li6
eroberten Mlereiepfa liegt. Die 3abl
Der an oieier 6ront gefangengenom-
menen Sruppen miro ais $1,000 ges
meloet, unter oenen iiA $4,000 I'm
garn, 1000 Staliener uno 1000
9eutide 6efinoen iouen.
Am Mitteqauf oes 9on bot oie
&ote Mrmee Ben 8abnbof bon &a-
mensf erobert nno bat iid in oas
Stootinnere binour9geidlagen. Mn-
oere Nerbdnoe iiberquerten ben Do
neg uno beoroben nun oas meiter
Iiioli6 gelegene 2i6aja, mo ii9 Die
8abnlinie Wosfau-&oitop nit elmer
nod Stalingrao fiibrenoen 2inie
frelt3t.
Mm llnterlauf oes 9on tragen
oeutide Sruppen nod INNER i6me-
re 9efeniipfampfe auf ben oitliden
3ufabrtitraBen mad &oitom aus. Sn
oieiem @ebiet tpuroe Die ruilii1e
8orbut 3uriidgetporfen.
Geningra6s Gntlebung
Gie 3eriprengung oes eiiernen
oeuti6en @iirtels Inn 2eningrao
loite in @osfau eroBen Siibel aus.
Set Dem Script 1871 lit 2eningra0
immer mieoer bon Der &oten Armee
angegriffen moroen. Mit Ser iest
erfolgten &iideroberung baben Die
&uiien cine 8abnlinie auriifgeiDon-
men, Die BON 2eningrao iiber S6liii-
ielbrrg nit anoeren nod WoSfail
uno Murmansf fiibrenoen Qinien
perbinoet. Wurmansf lit Der ballpt-
iddlidite @ismeer-Safen fir Die 60
i6ung britii6en uno amerifantl1en
&riegsmaterials.
lle6er oie enbli1e gntiesung mel
bette Wosfau: uDie 0ffeniipe unierer
Sruppen fano bon 5fpei &ihtungen
aus ltatt: bonn 8eitufer oes 5luiies
Nelpa, iiiomeitli6 Der Staot S9liil-
ierburg, uno bonn Often i'm @ebiet
iiiOli6 0es 2aooga-Sees. Na1oem
uniere Eruppen Die befeitigte Gone
oes 6einoes bis 3u elmer Strede bon
IA Gilometern our1broden batten,
gingen iie gegen Die unbefeitigten
@arniionen Der Deutiden Dor uno
or1ngten iie 5uriid."
Washington Journal., 1943-01-22
llnaariide arieasDerlmfe midlt bod

giner Meloung aus 8uoapeit 5u-
folge bat oas oortige &riegsamt ole
ungarii6en 8erlulte an Ser Oitfront
ieit Dem 20. Muguit nit 1892
Wann angegeben. 9arunter befin-
ben iid 2,256 @efaaene, 9,117 Der
munoete uno 2,059 @ermiBte.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-11-02

peatedly he had to try, until he WAS
able to keep himself afoat for few
seconds with the prescribed breast
stroke used at that period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-11-02
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.
Sights and sounds:

Sights and sounds:
1t could happen only on Holly
wood sound stage-and, Of all
things, to Paulette Goddard!
Playing canteen girl in Mark
Sandrich's untitled current movie
Paulette spent the whole day per-
| forming a chummy scene with a
handsome boy in private's uniform
1t took place in one of those little
photograph-yourself booths, where
you drop quarter in the slot and
come out with something on but
ton resembling your face,
Sandrich made seven takes of the
scene, which each time wound up
in a solid, lingering kiss. Right
after that the two proceeded to a
railroad station set, where Paulette
was to- bid the fellow fond good
by.
We didn't recall ever seeing the
hero of this sequence before, so we
asked his name of Sandrich.
"Darned if I know: but he's good.
isn't hep" said the director. We
consulted the author, Allan Scott,
who stood nearby watching the &C
ton. Scott didn't know either. But
he, too, thought the boy good.
Just then Miss Goddard came up.
Certainly she would have the an
sWer. Said Paulette: Il dunno: but
he's good, isn't hep" Adding to the
irony of the situation, on the station
platform as she waves good-by to
the soldier, the script has Paulette
call out: Hey, Buddy, what's your
name; you never told me-"
The unit business manager finally
came up with the information we
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versations while moving from ore
department to another.
A $4,000 grocery stock, including
$4,000 in precious canned goods, was
trucked over to the studio from one
Of Los Angeles leading wholesalers.
And the Paramount studio COM
missary supplied the necessary ra-
ton points, which will be returned
when the foods go back.
Lot of fellows would have will
ingly traded jobs with the camera
man on the set of "Kismet' at
MGM. 1t fell to his lot to photo
graph Marlene Dietrich for tests in
the much-heralded dancing costume
she wears for one of the harem
numbers.
In addition to gilded legs, Die
trich is Respondent in a bit of gold
embroidery. some black chiffon and
a few chains. After seeing the
rushes on the tests a hurry call
went out to the wardrobe depart
ment. They rushed over a half
dozen more chains which were fixed
strategically on the Dietrich chassis.
1t figures up four hours for Mar
lene to get ready in this outfit. One
hour to gilt her legs and get them
dry. Ninety minutes for her fancy
couture, As minutes for a tricky
and exotic face makeup and 30
minutes to get into the embroidery,
chiffon and chains.
X X
We listened a few minutes to the
misery of DR.. George Christensen,
studio dentist at MGM The doc
tor is having his troubles these days
and they're all wound around little
Margaret O'Brien, that cute young
ster who first bid for favor in Jour
ney for Margaret"
Seems Margaret is losing her
teeth so fast it's impossible for DR..
Christensen to keep up with her.
He built her a first-class set of
caps to wear in "Canterville Ghost"
but the caps won't stay put for more
than two days running because her
new teeth are growing in so rapidly.
Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-11-02
Where and When
Current Thaoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
National-"Sons O. Fun" Olsen
and johnson: Tonight at $50.
Capitol-"Dr Gillespies Criminal
Case a new experience: II am,
Las, 4:35. 7:25 and 1915 pm. Stage
shows: 1855, $40, $50 and $40
pm.
Columbia-"For Whom the Bell
Tolls" life and death in Spain:
1890 am, lilo, 3:55, 6:35 and $40
pm.
Earle-"Let's Face It." Bob Hope
in the musical: II am. lao, 4:25,
ITO and 9:55 pm Stage shows:
LOS, $50, 635 and 900 pm.
Keiths-"The Sky's the Limit"
Astaire and new partner; las am,
las, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and GAS pm.
Little-"El Rancho Grande,' in
Spanish with Tito GUITAR: IL am.
1880. 240, 4:30, $40 and BIS pm.
THE Little Foxes: $50 pm.
Metropolitan-"A Lady Takes
Chance hazards of Jean Arthur:
1875 am, l:35, $40, $40, 7:45 and
GAS p. m.
Palace-"Johnny Come Lately"
Jimmy Cagney on his own: II am,
LOS, BIS, $40, 1870 and $40 pm.
Pix-"Seventh Victim Murder:
2:l0, 4;50, 7:35 and 1915 pm.
Trans-Lux-NeWs and shorts:
Continuous from 10 am.
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more than its share, although they
are run on and off with such speed
that 1t is difficult to remember
them.
The pitchmen, for example, are
much better than you would re-
member without notes. They are a
couple of fellows with a strange
contraption with which they initiate
every school of music from Tschai-
kowski to Wayne King, and do it
with a notable skill.
The vocal department is presided
over by Wynn Murray, a girl who
has been given virtually nothing to
sing but who makes brave gesture
to compensate for the thoughtless-
ness of her employers. Happy in
Love" is perhaps Miss Murray's
nearest thing to worthy song,
much nearer than Thank You,
South America" or Its a Mighty
Fine Country We Have Here"
Dance specialties pop into the
movement of the opus from time to
time, the most spirited ard arrest
ing of them those of Rosario and
Antonio. They leave little doubt
that Latin American 2ypsies live
with much more furious zest than
other dancers have led you to be-
lleve. Jean Moorehead and Jack
Whitney handle the more conven-
tional phases of The dance and
small ensemble provides adequate
support on such occasions as its
presence is deemed proper.
The big idea, you see. is escapism
the escape Of the audience with
its sanity and its clothing intact.