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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-02
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bon einem 5infen ber ierueIlen 800
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lieb uno teuer mar, als lie Salls uno
9eim berlieBen, bel ibrer &iidtebr
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tungsboriiteno fit religioie 8etati-
gung in Seer unb Slctte uno al1Ber=
oen Seeliorger bes @uclio Iuenue
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-02

rot, Die 9le,pglein tpie 5ipei Berler
groB, ei, mel9 idone tleine Siino=
den!
81 giu |tebt uno idaut Die S,.no'
lid ON; sefalen tun lie oa ieoem
Monn: ben bunten mobt' er baben.
Die Grau oes Saldes bats eeieben,
unb fiiblt aud idon iein innis Sle-
ben: Den 8unten modt' er baben.
~ Sic tpeiB aud no Der Bin bers
tommt, Ct tpobnt ia I'M ct. Wfarp's
Some, 8ei unIern euten Sdtpeltern.
sb, oieien min er's Siinolein geben;
bort bleibt es fider oud ON 2eben; ;
Madt iib bort duBer1t niitlidb.
81 Damn CAB iie ibm NIT frobenl
5inn, bos idone Sier6en freubig
bin; ser 8in Dor Srea1o' fuft beritet.
gr nimnt oas 5iinolein auf Sen
Arm, lmo trogt's na6 Saul Ohm
piel Mlarm, oas Siinolein fiiBt Sic
!6nnb.
g. llno tpie Der Suno lit uneeton-
men, gleid bieten ale ibm 8iatom=
men. Sm ~Idtpar5en unb I'M bunten
&leio. Ser 8in bat balo iein'n Slno
oerlor'n, Der &er (Suno) bat iid oeH
6ronf (&ranfen1pdrter) ertoren; oas
tut oem 8ill bod beut' nod leio -
%. Sftober 1912. ST. Suertges.
ssest tpieoer 5uriid ins Ssabr 1881,
als Die @ltern bon Wfutter gmmerp
l,nb ibre,n Sobn 5uriidfamen. Sic
1poren reht miibe getuoroen unD Sas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-02
Gedanken und
Erinnerunsen
Bon Ren. s. Saertges
(SortieBung)

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OieIe @roBtat bon 8in @riiter nno
Ieinem Siino6en muB beiungen tper'
ben. >.glIlo Ser Bin un6 fem Sitno@
6en: ser Sin NOR ftets elm Sunoes
freuno, elm Siinb6en muBte BEL tbm
Iein, fonlt nor er gan5 perlegen. l1nb
peil Die garo NOR bunoe1eer, 10 lief
Der 8iu ielbit bin uno Der, biz oob
er fono Elm Siinoden.
q CT gine gum SlnB 9afbtaibia
Der StraBe entlane; iab i'm Sof men
S1rnoeItaa, nit feinen iungen Sun'
ben, nit langen Saaren, tpeib 1rno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-02
aaittips ben 2. 6ebraar 1914

ygeun, es lit cine fiirdfbore Srago-
oie,, 1penn 10 et4pas paiiiert, tpabrer1o
oie 2ette orauBen fd1npfen ,,no ibr
2ebeu risfieren. sic iino iebr erbit-
tert baritber. - .-.
~8ie Hdbbiner 8ridner ausfiibrte,
baben ib1n feline Srontreifen cine quite
@efeeenbeit eegeben, Die @initeuung
oes ameritaniI6en Soloaten fennen>
sulernen, uno ct iei 5u Sen folgen.
ben S61iiiien getommen:
1. @s iit unter oen 2euten elm 1111'
erbortes @rtpo6et1 oes religioien
@mpfinoens feit5uitellen.
2. gs lit ein Giidgons bon eng-
itirniser religioier 3eriplitter11ng unb
raiiiiden 8orurteilen 81 beraei6nen.
3. @s lit tpobrideinlib, 6aB sic
2ea1te BEL ibrer Hiidfebr aug ueberiec
,,n1ebr 1pirtlt6e Religipn ,&n6 tpcni-
ger Dogma" in ibren &irden foroern
tperoen.
4. @s berridt gegenpdrtig cine
No9froge nod elmer boberen Sorm
BON Observation-Disclosures unb
@rbolungsm0elidfeiten.
5. gS beltebt cine Nottpen6igfeit
fir cine Before @uffldrung binii6t-
lid ser Soeole uno 3iele oieies &rie,
ges.
6. gs belteDt ani9eineno cine aas
9en1eine @rbitterung unb 8eforgnis
iiber oie 8irtungen oes &rieges. aui
otu Stanoaro ser ieruellen Morul in
Nmerifa.
9fobbiner 8rtdner 5ollte bobes 2ob
Sen SelofaplGnen uno fiibrte ols 8ei-
ipieI einen an, Der felt Salerno, i'm
Septenber, nidt mebr in etnen 8ett
gei6tafen babe Sin onoerer babe 80
Gage nidt sic &leioer pom 2eibe ge=
bobt uno blieb bel oen Truppen, TO-
lange tie borne Iagen.
u0ie 2eute neigen nun mebr ser
&eligion 81, als 6omols> oa ite ft6
nod I'M 3ibilleben befanoen", iagte
8ridner. "Oies lit feline boriibergeben.
De gr1deinun9. Dos religioIe grleb.
mis- perbleibt nit ben 2euten, oud
tpenn iie aus Ser Sront' berausgeao-
gen iperoen."
8ridner berfidert, oaB S1tben ,,no
Neger, NIT oenen ct geiprobPn babe,
ibm Iagten. es gabe tpentg 8orurteile
gegen tie I'M &eere, un6, ,JbnB De facto
tein Nntiienitisnuts in Der Armee 5u
|finoen fei'.
0ie Dii5iplin lit inn allgemeinen
ausge5eidnet, beridtet Der Rabbiner.
Ct iei unter ben 2el.ten 8tpar anf bic
anfidt seitoben; oaB Die Dtpifionen
idneller abgeloit iperoen iollen, aber
has ,,babe oem &feetit 11idt &C.
|16aoet'.
|. @as nun Die unterbaltungsoarbie=
tutgen anbetrifft, 10 bdtten ibm Die
Sruppen iiberaa eeftaet, oas geioeau
iei nidt bod gen1pe.
uOie 2e1te am Beriilben Golf bot.
ten nur oas erobte Sob fir oas, mas
linen Die &uilen in oieier $iniidt bic
ten, fubr Der 8abbi1ter fort. >,Gie
beriteben fem 8ort Der r,iiii6en Sic
Der ooer ben .Dialog oer Stiide, aber
fie iagten mir, 6oB iie it6 bei ben Nuis
fen an beiten aniilteren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-02

Gin i2ano boiler &nedte,
$50 oas 8eib bat bic &ebte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-02

Hrielter lit oerbGltnismaBig gertng.
Biele Bfarreien umfoilen Sunoerte
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-22

''Samotar ma Kupljenju," je
zamisljeno ponovil stefuljcek;
'"povej mi se, kako ii je ime!'
Med temi besedami sta pa "a
cula odzgoraj mocan zvizg. MIA
denic Sc je zganil, Sc pokril in
nitro rekel:
"Iti moran; potrebujejo me.
- Bog vas obvaruj!"
Magic kakor yeverica Sc je
zmuznil mladenic skozi drevje
in izginil izpred mozkovih oci.
-. Mozek je zmajal z glavo in
Sci pocasi svojo pot naprej. Pre-
misljeval je o 'krvavi kosi': ma
vdusenje, S katerim gredo njeni
pristasi v boj, mu je bilo vsec,
a. njeni nacrti so Sc mu zdeli Sc
vedno proved neprevidni in pre-
vec drzni. -
Mozek je Sci pocasi dalje in
prisel ma senozeti, kjer je srecal
oborozenega vojaka:
"Pozdravljen, Bregar'', mu je
, klical mock ze cd dalec;; "rav-
no tebe sem 81 zelel; pa sem sc
morda kan skril, ker Sc tako
bojis, da bi te domaci ne spo-
znali; zdaj je pa ravno prav, da
sva Sc srecala."
"Kaj hocemo sedaj zaceti,
Stefan? Andrej Sc nj dosel S
svojo ceto. Ali n a j ga caka.
mo?"
"Dokler ne pride Andrej, sc
pridruzite nasim bojevnikom. S
svetom jih lahko mnogo nau'
cite, zakaj vi ste izurjeni v vol
skovanju. Vendar &c udarimo
Sc nikar ne postavljajte v maj
vecjo nevarnost - zlasti ne t
- zakaj tt Sc moras ozirati Sc
ma druge razmere."
| Pri teh mozkovih besedah j
padla temna senca ma vojakove
oblicje. - Nekaj { "a S a je "a
lostno razmisljal, potem pa j
rekel napol glasno:
"Ah, da, Nigana me skrbi. -
Ko sma odsli il Krskega, 10 "a
nisem mogel obiskati in il pove
dati, kdaj Sc vrnem."
"Vse skrbi moramo prepusti
tt ljubemu bogu', je pristavi
nato Stefuljcek z resnim obra
zom; "On We, zakaj nam poslj'
tezave in skrbi, on pa tudi mo
re vse obrniti ma dobro."
(Dalje prihodn1ic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-22

"Suznja ii ne bo rikdar,
dokler xiv bo en- Slovenec;
kmet lie tvoj bo gospodar,
on tt spletal image venec.
Dvigni narod Sc krepak,
bic mad tvojim simon sviga;
neusmiljeni grascak ?.
zdaj roko mad kmetom dviga.
V boj "a svobodo sinov!
Dvigni, kosa Sc krvava,
da zasije dan tt nov
in Sc poznih vnukov slava!"
Zadnji glasovi so izginili
v dolini. - V Bodescah je Ia
zvonilo jutranji pozdrav nebes
in zemlje Kraljici. Mladenic Sc
je odkril, pokleknil ma skalo in
molil svojo jutranjo molitev.
Sedaj je mozek vstal in Sci
proti mladenicu. Ko ga je ia u
gledal, ga je nekoliko oblila rde-
cica, ker je mislil, da ga nihce
ne opazuje
mic Sc ne sramuj!" ga je
pohvalil stefuljcek; "krepak in
navdusen bojevnik 81, kakor vi
dim; le tako dalje"
~ veseljem zrem v bodoc-
nost," je odgovoril mladenic
"ker vidim, da bodo zasijali mo.
jim bratom lepsi dnevi; rad bi
:jih ucakal, - toda pref bonn u.
mrl."
"Cvrst 81 in mlad in neustra'
seno gres v boj; cato ne smeS
gOVOrltl o smrt!'
"In vendar rad umrjem zs
pravice svojih bratov. &c mi be
nasprotnik v boju porinil me(
| v srce, bonn veselo zavrisnil
preprican, da umrjem "a pravi
co."
"Krepak mladenic 81, - tods
"a smrt 81 vendar Sc premlad.
"Pristas 'krvave kose' sc NJ
SINE bait smrti; in tax sem JAZZ
Pravila nam velevajo: zmagat
ali umreti. Boriti Sc moramt
do zadnje kapljice krvi. &c kme
podleze, ne SINE noben prista'
'krvave kcse' ostatn ziv."
"Kdo te je pa sprejel v krva
vo koso?'
"Oni start samotar, XII prebi
va v ogljarski koci ma Kupljen
ku."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-22

The japanese militSrists have mo-
biiized their subjects for 100 years
of war. They have never doubted
they would beat the United States.
They still boast they will dictate
the terms Of peace in our White
House.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-22
(Nadaljevamje)

France, tega ne verjamem.
Ljubi Bog nj nikogar odloeil "a
nesreco," ga je tolazil stefulj-
eek; "nekaj casa mas pac sku-
sa, ko pa enkrat prestanemo
poskusnjo, potem mas pa popla-
ca S tenn vecjim blagoslovom,
kakor nam prica Job. Zato le
nikdar ne obupati, nikdar ne IL
gubiti poguma, ampak vedno "a
upati ma Gospoda. Da mi
bos verjel, da Sc prav mic ne
bojim "a tvojo sreco, pazi,
France, kaj ii povem: &c bi tt
ma svetu ne incl nobenega pri-
jatelja vec;; tedaj je in ostane
kroparski mozek tvoj prijatelj.
Name smes vedno racunati in
&c bos kdaj potreboval pomoci,
tedaj yes, ma koga Sc imas O.
brniti. - stefuljcek INA in pre-
more mnogo."
V znak priiateljstva in v slo-
vo sta 81 podala roke.
Drugo jutro je korakal Kro-
parski mozek navsezgodaj IL
Bodesic skozi gozd proti Brdom
Oh svitu jutranje zarje Sc je u
stavil ma nekem prijaznem gric-
ku pod spikom in Sc oziral O.
krog sebe. Zamislil Sc je: da-
nes je torej napocil dan, XII pri-
nese kmetu trpinu zlato svo-
bodo, dan, XII ga resi- il neusmi-
ljenih Hartmanovih in valpeto-
viii rok, danes bo zagospodova]
blejskemu kotu nov, dober go
spodar, gospod Andrej, XII Sc ze
bliza S svojo ceto, da pomaga
kmetom pregnati kruteza z gra-
du - in potem bo on sam zapo-
vedoval, on, XII jih bo ljubil in
DO incl srce zanje ter jih bo va
roval nadlog in jim pomagal v
nesreci. - Tako upapolne misli
so Sc porajale V glavi mozka,
ko je videl, kako natanko SO Sc
drzali vsi kmetje njegovih ma
vodil "a upor, kako je sedaj ze
vsak ma svojem mestu in kakc
gredo vsi kakor en- moz v DO,
"a skupno sreco. Stopil je neko'
liko visje in tedaj mu je visa
pokrajina stopila pred oci V VS.
svoji mogoci carobni krasoti oh
zarkem jutranjem solncu. Poe
MIN Sc je villa po prijazni doll,
nj Bohinjka kakor srebrn pas
ko oklepa devo, ko stopa k po'
roki in sc veseli svoje mladosti
a obenem ere v resno bOdoc.
most; nasproti MENU so Sc dvi
gale proti nebu kakor nepre'
magljiv branik mogocne Kara
vanke Stolom, cigar sneznoo'
deti stozec so lahkotno obdaja
lie belle jutranje meglice. z ne
boticnega pogorja mu je padlc
oko ma ravnino in sc razveselje.
valo mad prijaznimi selisci ir
vasicami, XII so bile posejane ka'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-22
CRNA ZENA
Zgodovinsko poves+
Priredil Jovoron
Priredil Jovoron

kor dragoceni biseri in dragi
kamni ma zelenem, deloma Sc S
snegom pokritem prtu narave.
In sedaj mu je oko obstalo in Sc
(vjelo z naravnim ocesom - z
blejskim jezerom in dolgo casa
je zrlo oko v oko in mozek je
stal kakor zamaknjen in pre-
misljeval. Cez dokaj casa je 70
pet dvignil glavo in Sc ozrl pro-
tt zapadu; tedaj pa so Sc mu pr
81 dvignile in srce mu je zacelo
jacje biti, ko je zagledal pred
seboj velikana, orjaski Triglav,
XII jje stal ma strait kot cuvaj in
kot priea moei gorenjskih kme-
tov, pa obenem kot porok bolj-
Sc bodocnosti, Triglav, cigar
snezni vrhovi so Sc ravno kopa-
Ii v zlatih zarkih jutranjega
solnca in Sc lesketali kot de-
manti in briljanti, zdaj zopet
kot zeleni smaragdi.
"Ljuba, krasna, velicastna je
ia pokrajina," je rekel mozek
napol glasno sam sebi in dial
desnico ma oci, da bi Sc mu ne
bliscalo, lin vredna, da Sc ME
nj sinovi borimo "a svojo svo-
bodo in resimo svojo in njeno
cast"
Mozek je sedel ma debelo ko-
renino in takorekoc vsrkava]
carobno pokrajinsko podobo
svojo duso. Naenkrat je zaslisa]
petite. Bill SO jasni mladeniski
glasovi, XII so brzeli po zraku
cvrsto in drzno kakor zvenece
vodne kapljice, XII skacejo brez'
skrbno po pecinah, XII so sc pa
nato odbili ma bliznji skali in sc
potem glasili pocasi in mehkc
kakor zalostinke velikega te.
dna.
Mozek Sc je ozrl prot
oni strani, odkoder so prihajal
glasovi, in takoj je zagledal ma
bliznji skali oborozenega mlade-
MICA S precej dolgimi, bledimj
lasmi in neznim obrazom. ci-
gar poteze so vendar kazale We.
liko moe in odlocnost.
Mladenic Sc je oprezno ozrl o.
koli sebe in ker nj nikogar O.
pail, je pei dale, da je veselc
in krepko odmevalo po okolici
"Krasen, krasen dom 81 moi;
Lepa moja domovina!
Mocen, krepak rod je tvoj;
visa boji Sc te tujina!
&c zatira te tiran,
boja &c vihar razsaja:
vsakdo rad gre zate v bran,
vsakogar pogum navdaja."
stefuljcek Sc nj nikdar Gu
tako jasnega in polnega mlade'
niskega glasu. Lahek nasmeh
ljaj je obkrozeval njegove ust
nice, ko je napeto poslusal ma
daljne mladeniceve vrstice:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-22

Our enemies ~ The real source
Of all this talk you hear shout the
end Of the war being .just lround
the corner.~ Complaeency = the
worst kind Of ! booby trap. Until
the enemy y smashsd lets al back
the attsck with exira Bonds.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-22

The Japaness are prepared - l0ss
5000, 900 men the outer ring
of their Pacific defense system
1000 miles from their homeland-
They plan to make Us pay stag
gerinE blood price to frighten -
into q negotiated peace.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-22

German equipment il still good.
The Nazis are using IS, 200, 900
labor slaves to help build up noun.
.sains of supplies. Your War Bonds
must be mountain high TO pay for
the huge stock piles Of munitions
20 overwhslm Hitler.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-22

The Nazis have 800 well equipped
combat divisions, comprising mill
lions of men, more than they had
when they started the war in 1899.
Their morale is high. We cannot
count on 4 German homo front
collapse. ~.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-22
Zeli Sc

CE POTREBUJETE novo streho ali pa
te je trebaI vase streho popraviti, Sc
obrnite do mas. Izvrsimo velika in maj
hna della ma trgovskih poslopijih in do
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-22

Tho Naxis ars well fed. They IRE
starving. conquered Europe to sup
ply food to Germans at homo and
ON the fiskaing fronts. Tho ealorie
content of Cesman diet il higher
shan II was before the war began.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09
u. ". Mirror to Build

NEW YORK Oct. 9-The New York Mirror has
bought Manhattan property TO build the worlds most mod
newspaper plant materials released by
the War Production Board, II was announced today.
The site square block 200 by 200 feet is bounded by
39h street Second 10th street and the high
way leading to the Queens Midtown tunnel.
The plot, acquired through Huberth and Huberth in
three parcels has assessed valuation of than
100000.
Architects will start work shortly plans to erect a
building that will most efficiently lend itself to the opera
ton of modern newspaper.
The Mirrors home will be les third since it
founded 20 years ago
"A converted ancient six-story brick building at IS
Frankfort street in the shadow of Brooklyn Bridge
the birthplace of the Daily Mirror June "a 1924.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09
'Frenchman's Creek Coming to United Artists

HAILED AS one of the most lavish productions ever
turned out Hollywood Frenchmans Creek" is scheduled
for prerelease premiere at the United Artists Theater 10
follow Dragon Seed" II is announced by United Detroit
Theaters Detroit will be the first city TO il outside of
New York where il is in world premiere at the
Rivoli Theater.
Filmed in Techncolor, rFrenchnan's Creek from
Daphne Du Maurer'S best seller definitely the most
be-wgged of all Hollywood movies back far the mem
DRY of the oldest living inhabtan extends It's producer
Mitchell Lessen has been carrying for the past few years
in what is called 1.-The DeMie tradition" which means
terrific lot of splendor, modern stuff. baths and chch
all tangled up with beautiful ladies.
After his Lady in the Dark" that Mitch as he IS called
the SETS should carry from where Dele lett oil
isn't surprising for he DeMles designer and adutan
for years. His "Frenchmans Creek" boasts cast OF
hundreds 100000 to produce and took months TO
film location in Mendocino County, about 500 miles
north of Hollywood
Joan Fontaine is cast in il the daring Dona ST.
Coumb the bored lady who joins the pirates ship The
Frenchman pirate leader is played by Arturo De Cordoya
the Latin American lover from Mexico who scored his
initial hit and the Mexican Oscar in Jealousy and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09
Don Cossack Chorus
Sinqs Folk Tunes
By IRMENGARp PoHRT

THE HARD hitting Russian
CoSsacls probably bear little re-
semblance 10 the satin blouSed
and peaceful looking Gen. Platoff
Don Cossack Chorus which APP
peared in Masonic Auditorium
Saturday evening, and with its
singing alone did this group tell
us that it too is from there where
flows tho quiet Don
Yet in this singing the Don
CosSack Chorus managed 10 put
much Of the now sad, now boiS-
terouSly happy spirit which makes
up much of the Russian emotion,
and a largely Russian audience
responded accordingly.
The variety which a chorus of
this type can bring forth is not
great. and 50 Saturday night 5
program was made up largely OF
liturgical and folk tunes
The former group inclu d d
Gretchaninof'S "Credo' and
GLORY to Thee, o Lord LVov,s
"Of Thy Mystical Suppes," Tchai-
kovsky'S Blessed Be the Lord,
and The Lords Prayer the lat
ter in English. One or two Of
these might have been replaced
with folk tunes and we would
still have had an adequate appre-
citation Of the chant used in the
Russian Orthodox Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09

The more interesting portion OF
the program was highlighted by
Michael Dedovitch's singing OF
Those Evening Bells Church
bells of Novgorod, and "Nightin-
gale" His tenor is clear and soft
and very. beautiful. indeed, and his
solos were equaled only by V.
Mamonoffs singing of Snow over
Russia which brought cries for
more, in Russian from Russian
members of the audience.
In addition TO providing the
background for these SoloistS, the
chorus. directed by Nicholas
KoStrukofft sang Song of the
Tachanka." Galitzky'S Aria from
Prince Igor Song OF the
Plains" The Song of General
Platoff." "Kaleenka, - and Brave
Soldier"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09
Paul Lukas
Gets K.O.'
By HARRISON CARROLL

HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 9-Refus-
ing R-K-O's suggestion of doubles,
Paul Lukas and George Brent per-
sonally slugged it out for the final
scene of Experiment Perilous, "
with the result that a heavy table
was knocked over and the big toe
on Lukas' right foot was broken
in four places,
Most hectic incident of the Hol-
lywood goodwill junket TO Monte
rey. Mexico. was NOT carried in
the wire stories. AS Stan Laurel
and Oliver Babe" Hardy ap-
preached one of Montereys ia
nous breweries. a hefty local
seized Hardy's arm and almost
jerked il out by the roots. As
the party came out. the same
gent. using his paunch as a
weapon, tried 10 butt Babe head
over heels. Instead, Babe, who
sports mean paunch himself,
butted back and floored the bully
Five hundred witnesses cheered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09
Film Time Clock

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09

then TO Hollywood to play in For Whom the Bell
Tolls"
Costumes by Raoul Pene Du Bots. and set new
standard magncence. perfectly duplicating the oppish
styles of the period Music by Victor Young who studied
the music masters of the period and Incorporated the
themes of old English hunting songs, French chaneys
and other strains .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09
Piano Recital

JEAN KINSMAN of the De-
troit Institute of Musical Art, will
present Alma Essiambre in a piano
recital Saturday in the auditorium
of the MacGregor Library.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-05-04
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