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Washington Journal., 1944-05-26
Sic Gtiutme OeS
6eDihens

Seitere Gfi5se bOn Bruno Mannel.
Mls ib nit @argot Oas erite
3ermiirfnis bate (tuir botten in8Di-
I1en nod mebrere), D~erlangte tie in
ibrer @ufregung oie @ederubr 5lt-
rid, Die i6 elmer gliidli6en @inge-
btng Margots beroanfe.
DMargot," REF i9 oa ebrli6 emit
tdlti9t, lift oas oein grnft? @ir
bertrogen uus oo6 wieoer. M06telt
gu, oaB ib in8pii6eh oie Belt Der'
i6lafe9~
Mit @argot lit in Iol6en augen-
bliden ni9t 8u lpaBen. sic iagte:
n@as ou in8niiden ma6it intereI-
iiert mild nidtl"
Sd CAB ibr ni6t Die nbr.
Sd mar iogar g~emiitsrob genug,
mid nod am ielben Abeno IN ben
Struoel 6es @ergeilens gu i~tiir5en.
Sd lenfte meme S1ritte auf ein
&oitimfeit. Sd tan5te BORT iinge-
8dblte Scale, feb aub ben 3auber
man9er S6onbeit auf mid mirfel
uno fam erit gegen fiinf l1br firth
na6 Sauie.
Seize idlaB id Die Cir auf, neil
meme @irtin mid nidt boren ioa.
tie. gs bietet meiner Seele Erolt,
ipenn lie ni6t peiB, oaB i9 auf
@bpege gebe. Damn iteate id ben
8eder, neil Sonntag NOR, auf ELF
uno ianf begeiitert in oie &iiien.
Sd idlief aber MIR Bis neun
l1br. 9a tpedte mid elm unfreuno-
li1es @eroiiel. Son Der @rpdgung
a~usgebertb, oaB Ser @eder ii9 ge-
irrt baben miiiie, orebte i9 mid
atf Sic onoere Seite. gs mar aber
Ser Sernipreber.
Sd ging an ben Mpparat unO
fragte, mer bort lei. Die Solgen
blieben niGt aus. gs mar Mtargot,
u1o es entipann iid cine ge8wull-
gene unterbaltung. Sic fiibrte i'm
peiteren 8erlauf oabin, oaB Mar.
got IN elmer &onoitorei nit mir
friibltiiden poate.
n@ut, i6 bin in elmer bal6en
Stunoe oa," iagte i6 aus angelo.
rener Soflifteit.
@argot lit in mander Sinlidt
cine fleiile 8eitie. @er iie einmal
bat marten ~laiien, tut es 10 leidt
ni6t pieoer. SD iprang aus Dem
8ett, lieB cine llnmenge faltes 8al-
Ter iiber mid laufen uno iab nod
5ebn Minuten ausgeidlafen aus.
Damn i6oB id los.
@en man beoenft, oaB Counting
NOR uro ser Weni9 an oieiem ga.
ge aler iroii9en Sait entiagen loa,
mar es pirflid elm Spfer.
2eioer benabm ii9 Margot bier
gegen redt unoanf6ar. Sic beliebte
ndmli9 nift oa gu iein. Sd iparts-
tie cine gei6lagene babe Stuitoe.
MIs iie fam, iagte i6, obne cine
Miene 3u oer5ieben: n0as erite
SriibItiid babe id binter. gu
fommt seraoe gum 5weiten 5u-
re9t."
.gnti6uloige," iagte Margot,
.aber i6 bate nod cine widtige
geiorgung gu MAIDEN" .arsge-
rednet am Sonniagl"
.Sa. @epiiie 9inge fam man
eben nun oann erleoigen."
Na6 oieien einleitenoen @orten
legte Margot ibr fleines Suitcaie
auf Sen Slid, iebte iid in 8oiitur
uno eroffnete mir, oaB iie I'M iibri-
gen einen 8drenbunger babe.
Sd beiteate aaffee, cine ganae
SGiiiiel aufidnitt uno piele 8rot-
den. Margot aB nit einem leidten
6ladern in oen idOnen @ugen. aui
ibrer feingeldmungenen Naie lag
elm fleines teuflii1es @lan5lidt.
9as fam mir iiberraideno Dor.
Sd fan0 einen gliidliden lleber-
gang u1lo iagte: sd modte nidi
in6isfret fem, Margot, aber mas
mar bas oenn fir cine 9eiorguns2"
Sic lieB elm Stiid 3uder aui
Washington Journal., 1944-05-26

-&Ieinel teberrai6un
or mar I'M 8apiergeiddft un6 be-
iab li6 5iiafeoerbalter. rMeine
Srau loa i'm befommenl" erfldrte
er.
,Mb, pobl als fleine l1eberra-
Idung?" fragte ser @erfdufer.
,Gas fam man pobl iagen",
meirlte er, uiie piinidt ii9 nauli6
yin Muto."
Washington Journal., 1944-05-26
9erb seiast

nSabt SIR nift @ertuanote 1T BEN
an 9olen faIlenoen Brobin8en?"
$50, mir baben mebrere abgetre-
tene Santen."
Washington Journal., 1944-05-26

voll Won Case und Blahungen-besorgen
Sic SIGH Forni's zeiterprobtes Alpenkrau-
ter. Mehr ais elm Abfuhrmittel, es ist auch
cine Magentatigkeit ~anregende Medizin,
hergestellt aus is der Natur eigenen me-
dizinischen Wurzeln, Krautern und Pflan-
zen. AlpenkrSuter bringt TRACE Darme yum
Arbeiten und hilft, verharteten Abfall
sanft und leicht a~uszuscheiden, sowie die
durch Hartleibigkeit verursachten Case zu
vertreiben und gibt dem Magen das ange-
nehme Cefihl Won Warme. Wenn Sic
die Freuden glicklicher Linderung Won
Observation-Disclosures wieder wissen
wollen und EUR selben Zeit lhrem Magen
guttun wollen, besorgen Sic SIGH noch
heute AIpenkriuter und nehmen Sic es
Elm genau vie auf dem Etikett angegeben.
Falls Sic es in Ihrer Nachbarschaft NIGHT
kaufen konnen, sender Sic fur unser
Alpenkrauter : ~Einfuhrung sangebot un
Washington Journal., 1944-05-26
0 S Sofia wistrP 9oe

FoRNPS HEIL-oEL EMINENT anti
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer-
gen, muskulosen Ruckenschmerzen, stei-
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln, Verstau-
chungen und Verrenkungen.
FORNTS MAGOLO - alkalisch-lindert
gewisse Magenstorungen vie Sodbrennen
und Verdauungsstorungen, hervorgerufen
durch Elm Uebermass an Saure.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-26
Treiben Sic Case aus,
die durch
HorfIeibigkeit
verursacht werden und geben
Sic auch dem Magen Komfort

Wenn f~unktionale
Hartleibigkeit an
dauert und Sic mi-
serabel, nerves und
irritiert fuhlen und
an deren Symp-
tome leiden-kopf-
schmerzen, tiblem
Mundseruch, YER
stimmtem Magen,
Verdauungsst
rung, Schlaf- und
Appetite keit
T-NA fsLIE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Joan Failed
Addition. Here

Joan Barry. the red headed
complainant in the Charlie Chap
lin Mann Act case, who made such
a big splash in Hollywood, scarcely
made a ripple in Detroit accord
ing TO the theatrical agents
whom she bounded for months in
an attempt to break into show
business.
"Sure. 1 remember her WELL"
said Charles Stanley, former
radio auditioner. "She audi
toned several times for one pro-
gram, back In 1899, but she was
n total flop.
JUST ANOTHER FAILURE
"She was a dramatic type.
Singing and dancing weren't up
her alley, so we wrote her Oft as
a washoui Shed come up there
wanting to recite My Man and.
even after she was told II was
no 20, she kept on coming back.
Had she been the beauty
that she's been painted in the
papers, we could have made
something out Of her but, AS II
WAS, she was just another fall
ure In our books"
On the other side Of the ledger,
Betty Dryden, a Detroit theatrical
agent, was much impressed with
Joan and remembered her chiefly
because she was so weil-man-
nered and well-spoken."
STILL EXPECTS SUCCESS
"Most of these girls who come
up TO the office seeking audi
lions are forgotten before
they're out the door," said Miss
Dryden but Joan was differ
ent. The moment i saw her
picture In the paper i thought
recognized her and letter
/ received from Hollywood last
month made me sure Of IL.
II knew the girl was talented
and expected great things from
her. She had beauty, talent
and poise. still expect her to
make a success OF her career"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Hedy Lamar Is Sued
In Dispute Over Book

HOLLYWOOD. March 81 CUP)
Writer William r. Barrett to-
day sought $1,000 from Hedy
Lamar IN a suit claiming that
her agent purchased screen and
radio rights 70 his book. Woman
on Horseback" but failed to pay
the stipulated amount.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01

&. All the Wonderful New coIors for Spring!
The Fashion Popular Lilac, Purple. Gold!
Tans Lime! Blues! Browns! Greens!
. All the Materials -psetssd by-Eashlon!-
Tha Fashion Hits You Now Read About!
All Are Here in a Wonderful Selection!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01

. Suits In Smart cardigans, Classic Styles!
New chssterhslds and Boy Versions!
. New Stripes, Plsids and Solid Colors!
Sizes for JHniorSI Misses and Momen
. Now Is the Tine 10 Select Your Outfit
"A Deposit Will Reserve Your Selection!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01

These three Join Grand River presenting wider
than-ever selections Of records sheet music and accessories
amid the modern Whatever your aste
from Bach boogewooge you'll find it easy and find is
finn to buy at Montgomery Ward
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-19
BY ANN STEVICK
NEA staff Corrsspondent

Our girls are in on the war,
parley VOC, they'll be in on the
bonus too, Hinky Dinky parley
VOC.
Our girls may make up a vet
Grams bloc of nearly a quarter
of a million at wars end, count
ing WACS, WAVES, Marines,
SPARS, Army and Navy Nurses.
They'll cash in on the new bene-
fits bonus outlined by the G.. I.
bill of rights - schooling loans,
out-of-job pay, disqualification,
job hunting help.
Veterans Administration in
charge of the new program says
a veterans a veteran TO them,
filed under a number, so women
vets are bound TO get the same
benefits as men. That leaves a
few equality formulas for some
legal Solomon to work out. For
instance, what circumstances
will entitle the married girl vet
eran gets? Ex-service girls will
be going back to college, bust
ness school, beauty operating or
teacher training at government
expense up to $500 yearly for
books and tuition, $50 a month
living costs if single, S75 with
a dependent.
Offer is good for any 90-day
veteran whose schooling was in
terfered with by entering service
and it's taken for granted for
veterans who entered service be-
fore age Is. It's too early for
precedent to show, but people
working on the program say the
over-25 veteran who shows apti-
tude and can stand up TO en-
trance require mentS oil
the school she chooses from lists
being made up by state govern
ors won't have great trouble
showing she was a potentia
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-19

Remember the old pulp magazine dds, "Unce
Som Wants You'll" Earn Big Money as Railway
Clerk?) WE'LL if you're Of on inventive turn Of mind,
Uncle Sam really does want you, and no foong.
The orred forces, which have solved q multitude
Of problems from pn-point bombing to insect bites
still have lot Of problems to be solved. According
to the owl, which put out pamphlet for the No
tionol Inventors Council and the Department Of Conn.,
nerce the armed forces ore in the market for ideas
on practically any subject.
The booklet lists IS specific problems just for
storter. Among them find thot the government is
looking for man who make odoress toxic agents.
stobIe ortifieoI fog quick and effective non-btum
inous dust palliative for oil climates, and devise an
optiooI method for telling the difference between or
tifcioI and natural green.
Thot gives you an idea Public appeal by the Ar
my and Navy is probably os good way Of solving
difficulties as any, The armed forces know their feI
low countrmen. They know thot they'll probably get
lot Of Iomebroined suggestions. But they olso know
y HOT there must be thousand def tnkerers and
\ oodoeteers for every crookpot.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-19

prpewar scholar. She'll get one
years school plus as much time
as she spent in service.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-19
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON
NEA Staff Correspondent

Exclusively Yours: Betty Ora
BILE is threatening to retire. Says
she wants to stay home with
husband Harry James and the
baby. Now where have we
heard that story before? But
Fred Astaire is serious about
quitting grease-paint and hang
ing up his dancing shoes. He'll
star in four more films at RKO
and then turn producer. Hes
been talking about joining the
executive end of motion pic
lures for the last two years.
Best crack about southern
California heat wave was jim
my Dorsey's: It's SO hot In San
Fernando Valley" he cracked,
that houses are selling for 81
with a copy of the song thrown
in"
Sudden thought: Despite the
recent large crop of youth
gone wild" movies, Hollywood
still hasn't discovered another
Clara Bow. She typified the
short-skirted flapper Of the roar
ing twenties.
There Is now an official Hays
office ban on revealing cellu-
loid hocus-pocus since that ex-
pose of filmtoWn camera tricks
in a national mag.
Anne Shirley and Adrian
Scott, the RKO producer, are
planning on a Thanksgiving
wedding.
Susan Hayward is still under
suspension at Paramount for
turning down the lead in High
Above the Stars
"WOOFUL"
Charles Boyer gets new
title in the Columbia flicker
Together Again" In one scene
gal describes him as "wooful.'
It's charm, appeal, glamor-or
something.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-19
Q IN HOLLYWOOD

Ann Sheridan will star in two
movies, quick, now that she is
home from overseas. One is
when Old New York Was
Young" the other, Calamity
Jane"
Irene Manning will sing The
Lords Prayer" on her forthcom-
ing overseas tour. It's G.. /.
request.
The Olivia de Havilland-John
Huston romance is colder than a
casting directors heart.
There have been more write
in applicants for the job of tech
niCal adviser on The Lost
Weekend" than any movie film
ed in years. It's the story of a
three-day drunk.
Martha O'Driscoll and Eddie
Norris have discovered each
other. They were a twoSome
at night club.
Real-type casting for &C. l.
joe" Bill Murphy, Guadalcan-
al hero, will play a soldier.
News item: A new Hollywood
milestone was achieved with the
filming of the first movie blush
in technicolor. The blush was
by Rita Hayworth for her final
scene in Tonight and Every
Night" Ho-hum.
Sign in Hollywood depart
ment store: please keep in mind
that the customers memory
will last longer than the war.
Ida Lupino, who is more than
an amateur at musical compost
ton, has completed three new
tunes in collaboration with Nick
Arden.
And it's Arthur Murrays def
milton Of a Hollywood confer
ence-"a group Of men who in
dividually can do nothing, but
as a group meet and decide that
nothing can be done"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-19

ice brother, but she'll be a good
risk for a beauty shop, interior
decorating studio, tea room or
similar spot. The government
guarantees half the first loan
up TO $4,000. II first loan is
approved and guaranteed by a
federal agency, full amount OF
a second loan will be guaran-
teed il total guarantee amounts
TO no more than $4,000. Top
amount will be a nice working
capital of $4,000 at 4 per cent,
20 years TO repay, if she can
get it. Government leaves the
decision to the money lender but
demands common sense terms of
payment, price, and condition of
property to be bought.
Disability pay eraging
S2228 monthly, paid according
TO percentage of impairment,
was going. TO 100 women vet
Grams as of April Is, 1914, Q02
WACS, 10 Army nurses, five
WAVES.
Some of the thousands of over
seas girl warriors as we'll as
those injured in the home front
posts will come in for vocation
al rehabilitation given to train
veterans disabled in line of duty
for self-supportng jobs. Train
ing period pensions are $50 a
month if single, 500 a month If
married.
Death pensions to dependents
of 10 women in the services in
World War III were being paid
as of June 30, 1914.
Women warriors can take out
National Service Life Insurance
five-year, loW-cost wartime pol
icies and change them over on
discharge to regular life insur-
ance or tidy 20-year annuity.
Mustering-out pay ranging from
500 to $500 will be handed the
girl veteran on discharge.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-19
UNCLE SAM WILL
UNDERNEATH A LOAN

When a woman comes home
from the wars her government
will back her up when she goes
to the village bank or loan COM
pany or Aunt Flossy Funds for
a loan to set herself up in a
home, a farm, or business. She
probably can't convince h e
money-lender she's a promising
farmer as easily as her ex-serv-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-19
. BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTON .

prpewar scholar. She'll get one
years school plus as much time
as she spent in service.
THEY'LL HUNT A
JOB FOR HER
Girl veterans won't be SELL
ing apples on the street either.
The G.. I. bill of rights sets up
elaborate job hunting machin-
cry for them with a special vet
Grams job hunter on duty in
u. S. Employment Service offices
throughout the country.
That special lien on the old
job which veterans get in
clause Of the Selective Service
Act is good for women veterans
too if they apply for their old
jobs within 40 days. The deal
with the old boss proceeds on
an informal basis unless the vet
eran strikes a snag. Then she
can 60 through the local Sc
lective Service Board up to the
Department of Justice for free
services of a u. S. attorney tc
argue her claim.
Should times get so hard with
in two years of wars end or o.
her discharge, whichever is lat
or, that this job hunting helr
fails to place her, the veteran @
90 days service can collect $2(
weekly unemployment pay fol
as many as she spent in service
IN 70 50,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-19

Before the war, Japan was
one Of the principal exporters
of canaries to the United States.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-19
HATE AND FEAR

An American correspondent repotrloted from
Gern,on prison camp reports that Nozi propaganda
for domestic consumption is now aimed at building
up fierce, consuming hatred OF Americans. he OF
fers examples, among them the following, from
Berlin newspaper, by Nozi labor boss Robert Ley:
"Hote! Hate! Hate! Every German must hate
the oonosters, the murderers the ossosns who come
from the center Of world Jewry and capitalism -
the United Stotes of America"
Nozi propaganda has had its effective moments.
It sold the German people hopPed-uP, sodistc,
pseudo.rythoooicoI bill Of goods. But this example
seems hardly worthy Of los they prefer to be
known) which has produced q good share OF the
worlds Influential philosophers and percePtive an
oNss of human behavior 1t must owfuIly trans
parent to any German who still proctises the for
hidden pleasure Of thinking for himself.
The foct that we hate what we fear was one Of
mans earlier psychological discoveries And surely
the thinking German can in these historical ex-
hortotons to hatred that fear Of another great power
has aripped the official Nozi heart.
It is very encouraging to be hated by Maj Ger.
rnony First France and England the villains,
then England alone, then Russia - oh, what an ogre
Russia wos and the stronger she became, the more
dreadful BoIshevism appeared Now the United
Stotes is strong enough to be the target Of hows
and snivels
The typical Nozi is typical bully. Thot is q
sofe proved generality He first tries to intimdote
q weaker opponent with struts, scows, and fright
ening screams When he has assured himself that
the return blow won't hurt he strikes. But if the re-
turn blows begin to smart he suddenly assumes the
injured look Of outraged innocence and accuses his
former victim Of viIloines to match his own.
Noz propaganda tells the people that we treot
German prisoners as "supermen" and guests, feed
inc them good food ond ice ereom cones. To q hun
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-19

Nozi propaganda tells the people that we treot
German prisoners as "supernen" and quests" feed
ina them good food and ice cream cones To q hum
cry Berner in the soup line, that may seem more
like prosperous strength than softness. Maj poPo-
eondo says that we ore money, SEX, skyseroPer-
and HoIIvood-nod Thot, too, must be q little hard
to swallow in the same edition that carries news from
the German front and toy.
All this seems to suggest determination to
"wove US into Germany" ahead Of the Russians, as
some suggest might happen. And thot would seem
to fit in perfectly with Allied strategy that coils
for unconditional surrender.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-10-27
Missouri Valley Authority (MVA)-
CONTINUED from Page One)


multiple purpose allocaton harmonized the unity of
lures provisions for the of all mankind not for favorsm
to any region.
AS the rivers valuable roll down mountain
tops to the they with imaginary lines
labeled state boundaries Neither should the best and most
efficient of such be because there
such imaginary lines. People side just good,
just deserving and than people the other
side of such a line.
Likewise where in the great scheme of river set
by the creator there that say ito be developed
and controlled by this that the next governmental depart
ment each charged with and authorized defend its
purpose In the unity of natural creation
separabe from land land nseparabe from plant fe forest
minerals and products and all these nseparabe
the livelihood Of people in the region In unity and
multiple purpose all these perfected through millions of
unity and for multiple should they be de-
authority that has time facilities absorb
a complete basn-wide vision
Tongue and Powder but examples. Big Horn
Little Missouri will furnish Identical Milk river
flows from Montana into Canada and back into Montana Belle
Fourche Platte Republican and Smoky Hill twoate
with final to their vested legislative
bodies such body state national take time
the completely visualize the situation and properly
decide difference opinion between States the
numerous departments of federal government An MV.A
sitting such matters, do it speedily fairly
efficiently Again in the language of Chairman ientha
what God has made should develop one.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-10-27
of Delay



controlled by one management. Those
newspapers have handled these
stories in a manner as to deliberate
ly mislead the public. They have
been unfair to the public in not print
ing the above facts which they well
knew.
Recently Mr.. Newcomer was cited
for contempt of the supreme court.
AS member of the supreme court
cannot comment upon that case, and
this fact those newspapers well knew.
AS to the matters circulated by the
Republican committee, and by the
anonymous mimeographed sheet,
feel it is my duty to make this state
ment."
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-10-27
Farmers Union
Continued from Page One)

OhcJ
of the organization under the leader
ship of Mildred Stoltz, state educa-
tional director. Other featured speak
ers during the convention were Emil
Syftestad, general manager of the
Farmers Union Grain Terminal Assoc
citation; Charles Egley, general man.
ager of the Farmers Union Livestock
Commission company, and DR.. o. E.
Melby, president of Montana State
Following the adjournment of the
convention on Saturday, the state ex-
ecutive board met for two days, plan
ming on methods of carrying out the
mandates of the convention.
Patronize the Cooperative In your
is there to serve you!
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-10-27
The Elephant DOES Forget

An excellent photography, "The
American Way-a photography for the
Use of Newcomers" has been COM
piled and issued by the subcommittee
on American Orientation of the Good
Neighbor Committee on the Emigre
and the Community, 2 West Gath ST.,
N. Y. A copy will be sent on request.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-10-27
Judge Angstman

Continued from Page One)
his sincerity and ability, makes him
the outstanding candidate on the non
partisan ballot this year, and merit
ing the support and vote of every
working man and woman in the state.