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Evening star., 1944-03-19
PRESTON STURGES.
His Pictures Must Be Fun

his gag, no one enjoyed the joke
more than Sturges. Breen wrote:
I'VE don't know where the Breen
line is, but if it's where we think it
is, you'd better cut that gown little
higher"
When he was directing his first
picture I asked Sturges how he
liked directing. His reply was typ
ical: Its hard on the feet. You
have to stand up all day. Any one
who can stand up all day would
make good director. I wonder why
Hollywood doesn't hire policemen to
be directors"
Coffee Is His Muse.
In his Office jovial madness tran
spires. When a story is being worked
on, Sturges and his assistants gather
around pm. in his Office, work up
a dinner from the nearby delicates-
sen and anything else they feel like
cooking individually or en- masse,
and then sit down to food, and a
feast of reason as we'll. With plenty
of coffee. Sturges couldn't live with
out coffee, except with considerable
annoyance. He believes coffee drink
ers are the real originators of ideas.
Work goes on, with Sturges dictat-
ing to two secretaries, getting objec-
tions, corrections, additions, criti-
cisms and inspirations, as night
wears into day. An awful lot of work
gets done in these sessions.
On the set, Sturges never loses
his temper, has endless patience
with those who are trying, never
forgets a good performance, even
by an extra. He's a stickler for good
stage business, emphasizes character
in props and wardrobe. He says
these things set the tone OF scene.
When he's writing, Sturges goes
home to bed anytime from 6 to 9
am. but will be back at the studio
for lunch from IL to O. His table is
reserved for him in the commissary.
When the company is in production
the stars, character players, camera
men or the crew are welcome. He
always picks up the check, and there
are never less than 20 persons.
Sometimes his secretary berates
him soundly, makes some cogent re-
mark. Sturges winces, then smiles
and says. Your apology is accepted"
and goes on happily having fun
motion pictures.
Evening star., 1944-03-19
Makeup Is Vital
In Screen Beauty
By the Associated Press.
1000.
HOLLYWOOD.


HOLLYWOOD.
Every so often some actress is
announced to the painting public as
SO beautiful that she doesn't need
makeup on the screen. No one who
realizes the effect of strong lights in
draining color from the face, and in
producing disillusioning shadows in
the wrong places, is taken in by
these statements.
Joan Crawford achieved the effect
of haggard, diSillusioned woman
on the verge of a breakdown simply
by leaving off her makeup in Sadie
Thompson" which is not to say that
Joan was not, or is not. beautiful
woman. That's just the effect of
lights and camera on the unmade-up
face. Only men whose faces and
photogenic can stand the lines and
shadows of this abandonment of
makeup.
Evening star., 1944-03-19
Today's Schedules


NAT1ONAL-"3's Family: 23o and $50 pm.
CAPITOL"The Bridge of San
pm Stage shows; 1:2o, 4, 6:45 and s25
COLUMB1A-"Jane Eyre: l, 3:10
EARLE-'Iigher Higher: Stage
shows: 10 $50, $50 and 9:05 pm
KEITHS-"Cung Ho': l,
LITTLEThe Heart of Nation" 1:25,
METROPOLITAN"In Our Time: l, D m
PALACE-"A Named joe: 1:40, 4:2O, and pm
PIX-"Made for Other: 2, AIS, pm
TRANS-LUX-News and shorts.
Evening star., 1944-03-19
Rich Careers in Tvpes
BY Jay Carmodp.


There is good living Hollywood these days
you are particularly type, wide variety types
H. Tor instance you are the Brooklyn boy type
benox Is you can run from picture per-
form the coe again. Or YOU NAV be the
Jewish type like, case will be one
role after another each involving merely change name plus
possibly of uniform perhaps you wsu broodng
poetic type the sensitive lad who quote
in the fashion of John Chaven You to get
from studio to the is wait
ing cast.
The similarity war picture after another
is thing that disturbs Hollywood you
But Hollywood points out there is nothing
Armies NaV1es and other combat constructed
like that and deny would realism which
is the very essence of such pictures.
OF its characters Hollywood will grant that the
most exaggerated the lad Brooklyn one who gets
his vowel sounds and who wuy who pitched
1r ne Dodgers yesterday and what the
OF military in Brooklyn hardly
ne enough to supply combat
the hear type be the wars outstanding
edy character In consequence they fatty refuse up
Bendx Has Strangle-Hold
Brooklyn Boy Role.
AS script brighten at his best in the
version played by Bendx represented virtually
perfect blending the tragic refugee from
Brooklyn erbug hall who afraid losing girl
AZ Armenian rival than he portrait
dix which he will be
the producers first choice long there conviction
kids from Brooklyn the hilarious the armed
forces.
At that however he in
the Jewish boy He branch
of the military service ung
Ho as wonderfully acuate lieutenant
pie Heart AS in the Bend became
career for Levene which demonstrating that he is
superb actor OF dimensions
comedy roles.
One of the most engaging characters to be
found picture the youngster to be
afraid He is universal almost Brooklyn and Jewish
lads and makes fine for the young
Robert Walker, played him in "Baaan" or Robert futon
who portrayed him in Destination next SEEN
IN the person OF whose
we'll
he invariably
character has dropped pictures after
having seemingly established himself
heel type who played by John
dramas Air Force" The
ghtng an American his
MS every picture but 1t deemed better
on implying there antisocial military
services He hardly belongs in combinations fighting
which operate the premise of for
Miss Bari Plays Actress
Role With Small Actress Skill.
The others do belong undoubtedly be kept
Miss Lynn Bari the pretty brunette
males in the latest version
Rey is confronted by almost more
experienced actress would have recognized once.
Miss Bars task in have not the picture
play actress
you actress" AKIN her
her again
Miss Bari is conspicuousy every time
Taof remarks to the contrary it emphasizes defects.
Moreover the role written
nothing that Miss Bari does, Mr. Tairon
than stress that point nag
It is unhappy plight for young performer
herself n first big role that might
who undertook to mpersonate genius without possessing the
Evening star., 1944-03-19
Again That Passion
To Be Authentic
BY the Associated Press.


HOLLYWOOD.
Hollywood dearly loves a search
for anything from Scarlet O'Hara
to shoe buttons for Gay COS cos
tunes. Recent search was for
saffron donkey to use in THE Ad-
ventures Of Mark Twain" As the
picture was done in black and white,
there didn't seem much reason to be
fussy about the color, but 1t sug-
gested search, so away they went.
Finally, the technical adviser
found his little daughter riding such
a donkey at a local nickel-a-ride
concession, thus wasting the 432
miles Of travel. 81 telephone calls
and 6 weeks time the press agent
would like you to believe was Law
ished on this much ado about
nothing.
Evening star., 1944-03-19
PUERTO RICO.

FUEN 10 EICO.
Out here where romance rides on
pumpkin-sized moon, the gobs and
jeeps are turning their backs on
Betty Cradle. They have their own
No. l .pinup personality in a copper
sloe-eyed bundle of love-
illness named Mona.
Mona rides with the truck drivers
in Trinidad. Her scantily clad like
ness hangs over the co-pilot's seat
on a transport plane headed for
Africa. She looks down from the
walls Of a Quonset hut in Green
land and occupants swear it's 80
degrees warmer inside.
An estimated 100000 seryicemen
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Gin neues anftridmittel, oas tuie
Girnts ausiiebt, iebod Site ,snb aet.
5ung 8ioerftano entgegenfest, rtag
bon oen 2aboratorien 6es 2anbpirt.
i1aftsautes baIo fretgeseben tperbea.
Das aIs ,,aapl< <5tdrfe" befan,lte
Waterial miro bon S1uren, 2nugett
unb 2oiungen ni9t aneegriffen. aIfo.
boI, @aiolin lnb SGure1, bic anf
Sberfladea gegofien tDerben, bic nit
Der Subifan5 angeitrihen tptroen, Iais
fen feine Spuren auriid.
Gin gutter Anitrid miro elmer Gem.
peratur bon 400 Grab Sabrenbeit
itm1bbalten. 5tarfer @lana, S1rte
,tno geniigert6e Debnbarfeit firtb tpeite-
re gor5iige. aaplitdrfe IdBt iib aaf
Sola, Metan, 9apter, geipebe 1tno
biele anoere Snbitan5en Ieidt a,iftra-
gen. @rperimente oantit iperoen a,tr
3eit i'm 0itli6en Diitrifts slaboratorinni
IN Bbilaoelpbia gemadt, spie oas
2an6mirti6aftsa1tt befanntgab.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-20
1QdnnkQn
A.Elsi,a,saltlt,sgo,s
Rsu @eb. Q. Taertges
Rsu @eb. q. Taertges
(Gortfeknnal

NO0A%l<3bAtbI
8ir ieben ben 9ialog atpii6en I'M.
gldubigem SSngenieur un6 Dem Brie-
iter fort:
Sngenieur: Httlt gutl Qber tpie er.
fIaren Sie mir atpettens, BOB @atn,
na66em er feinen 8ruoer glbeI er-
iblaeen, fliidtte miro uno oie Gur9t
duBert: v8er INNER mild fin6et, Ger
tuir6 mild totem" 8ie fonnte er fiir9.
ten, in fremoem 2anoe getotet au tper-
ben, tpenn es ouBer Goam uno ietnen
Ra6fommen, Die er berlieB, feline an.
bern Meniden auf gr6en gab2
Bfarrer: &onnte er es oenn nibt
fir n0glid balten, 6aB ct fpdter ein-
NAL nit ettpaigen on6ern Na6fon1men
bes sl0am in 8eriibrung fontmen
t0nnte un0 oaB oiefe Die 8lutra9e an
linn iiben tpiir6en2
SSngenieur: Meinettpegen! geun
orttteus: WoIes er5dblt tpefter, &ain
babe 8eiber un6 &in6er gebabt. $50
ber batte er 6enn auf einmaI Elm
8eib? SSn Der Sren16e tonnte er oo9
feins ftnoen. 1n6 oaB er aus Ser Set
mat ems mitgenommen, itebt bod mir.
genos aef6riebet, es fei oenn, 6aB
tptr es inns in Die Sl. S6rift binein-
oer,ten tpiiroen. Sbenorein n1iiBten
mir annebrnen, .6aB er feline etgene
S6peiter gum 8eibe genomuten. Con
man oas nun glauben2
Sfarrer: Sineinoenten in Die 81.
S9rift n1iiiIen mir tpobI u1an6es,
ionft f6nnten Sic gegen mid u,19
ben @inpano erbeber, &ain bdtte Der.
bungern mitflen, oenn metnes 8iiiens
ftebt nirgenbs in Ser 81. Sdrtft, oaB
er geeeiien babe. SIT 6enn 6as eine
rtdtige biftorii9e &ritif, bob man a.
les aIs nidt geiheben anitebt, oos 5lt'
fdGte in uniern ipdrlt6en Auellen
ni9t ertp6bnt miro? 8enn bon God.
tern 6es G6am erit ipdter 6ie &eoe
lit, foIet bann 6ara1s, baB er friiber
feine Eo6ter gebabt bat9 Gus 6ieien
E09tern, olio aus fetnen 56meItern,
tpiro @ain feline Srau genomnen ba'
ben. 9as entpra9 aber oamals our9'
aus ben gerbdltniiien 11no ben &b-
ft9ten @ottes, benn nur 10 fonnte es
berbiitet tperoen, baB bas Wenf6en'
gei9ledt nidt gleid tpieoer ausitarb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-20

5p6ter freilid, als es Meni6en ge-
mug ouf groen gab, entiprad es oem
gefibl natiirIi6er SbidIibfeit, bnB
@ott oie @be lnter @eidpiitern nidt
neiter eeItattete.
sS1genieur:: Das mag ia ri6tig
iein, aber, Serr gfarrer. mas faeen
sic oenn bier51: biertens, baB BON
@ain er8dblt miro: gr baute cine
5taot uno nannte iie 1ta6 Dem Ranen
Ieines Sobnes Senod? 8ober nabm
@ain Die 2eute CUR @rbmtu1tg elmer
Staot2
9farrer: Sebr einfa9l aus ieinett
No6fommen.
ssngenieur: Oeit einieen Sobnen,
gnfeIn uno urenfeln beoolfert man
ober oo6 feline Staot!
8farrer: 8ie niele 2el1te berlon'
gen sic oenn, bar1it bon elmer Staot
Die &eoe iein fonnte?
Sngenieur: Sd n1eine, es miiBten
oo9 pobI Eouieno iein.
8farrer: 8obIon! go min i'd ST.
men bteie SalrIeno borre6nen. Inter
giinitigen gerbdltniiien fam fib bic
3obl ser Meni9en IN 16 Sabren ber-
ooppe1n, alio in 80 Subren perbier-
fa6en, in 48 Sabren Deradtfa4en.
&unoen mir Die 3abl ab, 10 tonnen
mir iagen, oaB Die 3ab1 Der Meeni6en
ii1 in so Sabren ber5ebnfoben fann.
Alio na6 oen eriten 80 Sabren torn-
ten aus ben eriten 5tpei sSSnotbionen
(@ain uno ietnem 8eib) 90 Na6.
fommen berborseben. Sn ben 5peiten
so Sabren fonnten aus ben 5tpanaig
MenI9en 200, in 6en oritten so Sab
rem 1000 berporgebeu. Benn alio
@oin nur $50 Sabre nod lebte, 10
fonnte er 1000, alio bie boppelte
3abI bon gea6tommett, baben, tpelde
5ur grba11une einer Staot oertDenoet
tperoen fonnten. uno tpenn &ain 800
Sabre alt muroe, 10 fonnte er beretts
1000 NAL 1000, alio cine Muton
0o9fommen 5dblen. sic ieben alfo,
Serr sSneenie,tr, tpie aud oteie
S9piertefeit it9 leidt lOit, tpenn man
ibr senau ouf ben @runo gebt.
Snseniear: gs tpirb aber 6o6 im
9IItpn Spftonpnt @ott 6em WIlmGdl.
tieen 10 uran6es 5ugei6rieben; mas
it9 u11n0eIib nit fetner Seiligfeit
bertrGgt uno tpas man unm6gli9
glauben fann. @oIlen sic nun ai,6
al 6as glauben, &err 8farrer2
8farrer: Siibren Ste mir einen
beItimmten 6erartieen Soll on, Serr
Sngenieur, 6enn min id ieben, tpas
baau au iaeen iii. - Sortiesung folst.
M
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-20

8ie elm anerifaniiher SoIoat aus
elmer eroberten beutfden 5taot berieb-
tet, erfldrte ibu Der 9rtspfarrer:.
n8ir iino frob, 6nB Sbr Entertainer
bier ieio. l1nfere 5olbaten finb CUTE,
tapfere &1n1pfer, aber ME baben tie
fir einen bernerfliderea 8tpef ge-
fdnlpft nls inn gegenmdrtigen Rriege." "
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-20

giele Der beften Sruppen Gbimlgs
iper3en fir cine 8lodaoe seeen bic
aomnnilten eiageiest ftatt gegen bic
SSoponer geialtot 81 sper6en, Die belte
ornuf unO bran finb, gbina IN 5iDei
Eeile 5i idneioen.
Bon Der 6ineiiiben armee babeno
mir ei1ige 5adoeritan6ige gefagt, baB
fie ,,iiberbanpt feline armee ift" Der
6ineiifbe Soloat, Der obne Elm 8ebr.
pflidtiDiten in linierem Sinn in ben
Dienit gepreBt miro, lift tanfer ,nro eitt
gutter 4ampfer, tpenn er cine gbmrce
bat. aber i'm alleemeinen lit er ndg.
Iid untererndbrt, es feblt ibnt an
dratlider Bflege, aleio,tng, 0boob
unb &ititaeug.
Sdlimner nod: ct miro Don m.
fompetenten Offiaieren eefiibrt, Die
nur 5a oft ettpas fir fid ielber aus
ieinem SoIo uno ietnem &eis bera,1s.
quetI6en.
Sn Der SalmeenflnB-S Sffenlipe 5lir
ReuerIdlieBung Ser 8urnaitraBe iol-
len fid @enerale ben borliegenoen Be-
ridten na6 eetpeigert baben, aneriffs.
befeble gu befolgu = 10 oaB Srup.
penfolonnen bonn Sei1t6e morberifb
bingemetet peroen fonnten, neil iie
feline l1nteritiibung batten.
@intge b0bere Sffiaiere ftrduben
it6 oageeeu, lire Eruppen 5ia risfie.
rem, neil fte nad Der Sbeorie berfab.
rem: feline slrmee, fein Breltige uno
fein Graft. -s. ---.
amerifantf6es 8 ei 3 padtmaterial
fir Die dtueftfben @rmeen bot bic
iible Getpobnbeit, in 2agerbdnfern
tpeit binter Der Sront 5a enoen. Sd
babe 8efduloteuneen eeb0rt, beB Die
,6ineff9e 3entrolreeierung t1ebr oo.
ram iutereiiiert lit, Erappen ,sno Ra.
terial au banftern, INN lire Boiition
.geeen bic &omullniften ,tn6 nnoere
atpeifelbafte glemeute au ii6ern, 6ie
eeeen Die Sapaner f6ntpfen. Chung.
finger 8ear1te boben oiefe Beibulbis
gltng aaeroings IN abreoe geiteM.
8rditSent Gooienelt befin6et iia bor
Dem i6pierigen 9roblem, Die &egie.
rune Gbtane Qat ibefs fiinitlib am
2eben ,ait erbalten ooer Die 8eltorgu.
nifotion, tpie fte in 9unlborton Snts
geplant tpuroe, f9on I'm itatlss mas.
cenoi in Stalins Sdnse gelaneen al
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0as ltrelltiuirrbare DIT
1leiiiite gsro6le,lt

9lIs eines Der fdDierigiten Broble'
me, Dor benen oie Ser. Rationen ge.
gentpartig ftebe1, bot iid Die tntuter
fontpIiaierter fih geftaltenoe Gage IN
geltdltenbe Gage IN gbina erfpiele1.
l1eber bic tpabren 3uftdnoe bot Der led
Sabren i'm Sernen Often beoba6tenoe
&orreIponoent Der affoc. 8reiie, Sbo'
burn 8iant feline grfabrungen IN fol
eettoen aeuBerl1ngen rieoergelegt:
,,Das @no-rni1tang4& g4&eeine unter 8e'
neraliiiimo gbiane &ai ibef", i6retbt
er, bat ft6 bon ieber mebr Inn ben
,npermeioIiden 8iirgerfrieg nit Der
8O,OOO,OOO 9insitiden &ommrnifer
aefiimmert oIs Inn ben &f geger
sSapan. Nod nabe5u 5tpei Sabren anf'
entbaIt I'M gbina-8urma- -Snoten'
Haum bin i6 au Der 1eberaeugung &C.
fonmen, 6eB Dem @eneraliiiimus un>
1etnen 8arteifiibrern in eriter 2inif
oaran gelegert iit, fi6 ielbit 5n be-
baupten.
Demofratie gibt es nt6t in China
8abrfdeinIi6 beItebt feline tpirt
Iamere Diftatur in Der 8elt als Die
Der @uonintang-Bartei.
Gs gibt feline Gebefreibett, feline
8reiiefreibeit ober niel bon irgeno'
ettpos anberem.
gs gibt cine @ebeinpoli5ei, &on'
5entrationslager uno @ridieBungs'
fomntanoos fir iene, bic es wagen, IN
8ort, S6rift ODER Sanbluug gegen
bic Bartei at arbeiten.
Geit ssabren itebt Gbtna Dor Der
@efabr oes Observation-Disclosures. In
oas mag befren6li6 Hingen fiirs ame'
rifaniIde goH, Dos oen ginorltd e1p'
fonsen bat, oaB Die gbineien felt iie'
ben Sabren in einem berotfben
&an1pf gegen Die Sapaner feieu. $50
rum tpuroe bas anrerifaniide' Bubli'
fum nidt informiert? Sn eriter ST.
ME Der dineftf6en 3eniur tpegen, IN
Stpeiter aus 6en @r,ttoe, tpeil fid
8nibineton Der Soffn,sng bingab, oaf
bic Situation fritber ooer ipdter be-
reinigt mer0en tonne. 8aibingto1 gaf
gbiang ourb General Soiepb 8
StilpeG ale Silfe, Die ,1titer ben I'm
itdnben nt6elid NOR. aber oas @baos
tpuroe 10 idliuu1, bob Stiluen i6lieB'
Ii6 nod 8afbinston suriidserufen
tpur6e.
Sd babe aneeaei6nete @riinbe fiji,
Die Mhnabme, 6aB StiltpeG itets bar
na9 tra9tete, Die Sapaner in gbtno
at befriegen ,trrb Dos obne 8er5ag
Ser @eneraliiiinto bot ftd felt Sabreu
bereebli9 bemiibt, cine 8erftanoig,s1e
nit oen 9ineiif6en 9on,n,uniiten in
Noroen bes 2a,tbes berbei5ufiibren
oie fi9 riibmen, aftiber gegen bic So
paner 5u fampfe,t unb mebr Siege er'
itritten au baben als bic Eruppen bel
3entralregierung.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

ErlStaV TChitcherine, appeared
The Prince was little on his up
pers at the moment, working for
Palm Beach jeweler by day and going
on the prowl at night
1t was at night, at party, that he
met Lucy and, according TO both, II
was love at first sight.
No doubt they were right. AS he
had already been wed three times
che comes from the Russian State OF
Georgia, " Which also produced the
marrying Mdivanis), and she, Of
course, four times, il seems hardly
likely that they could have been mis-
taken about something in which they
had SO much experience.
Yet love was apparently not the
sole factor. To judge from her subsc.
qucnt behavior, she was also be.
witched by the Princes title and
prospects
So she went TO Magraw and said
IN effect, Leave us have no more OF
this marriage want a divorce"
At first he thought il another tran.
sient whim, like her insistence on be
ing called Mrs. Thomas, after legally
becoming Mrs. Magraw, or the one
which had prompted her TO have her
head shaved in order 10 wear bright
lycolored wigs.
The actual proceedings began with
a cocktail party, at which, besides
Lucy those present included her in.
coming and outgoing husbands and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

q battery of lawyers. When the re-
freshments gave out everybody drove
down 10 Key West, Florida. where
she was divorced and remarked.
On their return TO Palm Beach,
Lucy wasted no time in letting peo'
pie know that she was now princess.
She made tour of the local stores.
informing clerks and such OF her
elevation in rank she replaced her
American servants with European
refugees, she phrased her invitations
in the style of royal commands and
then overwhelmed those who obeyed
by having the butler announce, Her
Royal Highness will appear soon.
Nor apparently did it disconcert
her in the least when behind her back
folks started calling her princes
Cotton Panties" or when the Russian
Nobility Association cast doubt on
the authenticity of her husbands title
Was all this just the comedy thai
il seemed, or was there something
more back of it all?
Those in the know believed that
through piling up OF hypothesis the
like of@whiCh had not been undertake
en- since Kipling wrote his poem, II.
she had arrived at the conclusion tina
she was going to be a queen.
Her reasoning, they declared, ran
somewhat as follows:
II Russia should be defeated and
cut up into its original states, and
if a puppet king should be appointed
to rule Georgia, and If Vladimir hap
pened 10 be the choice for the throne,
she would be Queen of Georgia
But, of course, the Russian army
has knocked out those hypothesis.
And now, as the final blow, Georgia
has been declared a republic.
SO it looks as though Lucy may at
last have given up her queenly as.
pirations, which, in turn, suggests
why she is giving up the Prince
Shut OF them both, she may re-
cover something of a more tangible
value, to wit, her daughter LuCettl,
who got tired OF calling mama Royal
HighncsS and walked Out, taking
along her $4,000 a year income.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY >
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

She already had husband. Thomas
Nagraw, her fourth, and he was a
regular dream one. too, considering
all he had put up with.
True. ne was not as well-heeled as
her FIRST spouse That gentleman, a
newspaper owner n m Ned
Thomas, had not only accumulated
around $4,000 CO., but shortly after
marrying Lucy mad had the grace TO
pass on to better world, leaving
her close 10 s. 600 600, outright, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

The Colonel, after a
spell of helping Hoov-
or rehabilitate Europe,
had tried in vain TO re-
habilitate Lucy.
And as for IN e
lieutenant-commander
she saw him seldom
because he was so
much at sea.
Anyhow, NJ a 6 r a w
W a ) making Lucy's
ends meet and being
an all around good
fellow, 10 boot, when
that tall, balding son
OF the SteppeS, Prince
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

all the remainder TO their infant
daughter, Lucctta, in trust
But, If MagraW lacked Thomas ma
yuma. or lettuce. he made UP for it
with tho disposition of a martyr, not
TO mention an ability 10 handle other
peoples finances with skill.
Neither her SoIdierly second hus.
band. Col. Lyton Gray Ament, nor
her sailorly third, Lieut. .Comdr
Charles A. Ham. had possessed any
such fiduciary qualifications
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

Z llN l'llNN.
And now. IL you
will hold Your hats.
we VIII explain why
this is not as silly
rs il sounds.
Properly speak
ing, the explanation
begins with the
question why Lucy
decided 20 marry
Prince Vladimir in
tho first Mace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
BY LAURENCE SANTREY

A NEW game is sweeping through
~ the smart set - which, need
less TO say, can stand an
occasional sweeping.
This game bids fair TO supplant
such favorite. up-to-the-minute pas
times as gin rummy, bean bag and
puSsin.the.corner.
II is a guessing game.
You say 10 the girl with bloodshot
eyes sitting across the table; Guess
why Lucy Cotton Thomas Ament
Ham Magraw EristaW Tchitcherine
is seeking TO divorce her fifth nus.
band the coforfui Georgian Prince
Vladimir EristaW Tchitcherine?"
II you are not able 10 say this you
had better 60 home.
If you are. the girl guesses. Then
you guess And you keep this up
until ,a) one or the other stumbles
over Tchitchcrinc who. for all you
know may be- thcrc-or CD somebody
turns up a likely answer, or (c) you
boJh get fed up and 90 elsewhere.
The nice thing about this game is
An Lucy Etc, actually is suing
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-28
DICTIONARIES Buy Farms
as Haven for Veterans

ARNOLD, Pa. - U.P) - The
local American Legion Post has
bought three farms totaling 240
acres near Tylersburg as a haven
for men discharged from the
armed services.
The post spent more than
$4,000 on the property, farm
ing machinery and livestock for
the novel rehabilitation project.
Any veteran may go to the
farm for either short visit or
10 remain as a paid member of
the agricultural crew. While
nearby forests and streams offer
recreational hunting and fishing,
the promoters believe routine
farm work at the prevailing
wage would give a livelihood
and sense Of self-sufficiency.
Postmaster George Simon, di-
rector of the posts farm pro-
gram, said the facilities will be
available to all World War II
veterans who would benefit by
them. He explained that the
Legionnaires feel conditions will
be similar to those after the last
war and want a way 1--WE can
help carry the load" for those
men returning incapacitated or
unable to adjust themselves.