davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-08-18
Russia
numerous aerial formations, a tota
OF perhaps 225, 900 or more men.
Reds Messing for Crossing
River Into Eost Prussia
Continued From First Page }

MOSCOW. Aug. 18 R.-Gen
Ivan Cherniakhovsky's Sd White
Russian Army. poised on the from
tier of East Prussia, was reported
massing today for a crossing of the
Szeszuppe River, which would carry
Soviet forces onto German soil for
the first time in this war.
The forces of the 37-year-old tank
expert, after battling for two weeks
against fresh Nazi infantry anc
armor in Western Lithuania, sue.
ceeded in smashing German resist
ance and advancing to the East
Prussian border yesterday, Soviet
communique announced.
The Germans, in a desperate at.
tempt to check the Russian advance
launched futile assault against tht
extreme end Of Gen. Cherniakhov.
skys right wing, attacking north.
west, west and southwest of Siau.
liai, in Lithuania.
Heavy German Losses,
Soviet front reports said enem,
losses were heavy as the Nazis threw
IN waves OF tanks and infantry in ar
unsuccessful effort to break through
into Gen. Cherniakhovsky's rear
Gen. Ivan Bagramian's 1st Baltic
Army Joined Gen. Cherniakhovsky;
flank guards in the stubborn de.
fense.
East Prussia, where decisive bat.
ties of the World War we're fought
was threatened by three powerful
Russian armies along front nearly
200 miles long, extending from
Northern Poland at a point below
the Suwalki triangle northward be.
yond the Niemen River In Northern
Lithuania.
The Sd White Russian Army was
reported 40 miles east of the raj
city of Insterburg and IS miles from
the East Prussian capital city OF
Konigsberg, both astride its direct
western route. 1t captured 30 set.
Elements in the last "a hours.
The Szeszuppe River, a tributary
Of the Niemen, is the northeastern
frontier of East Prussia for more
than Is miles. The Red Army push
was believed concentrated north OF
Eydtkuhnen from bases at Vii.
kaviSkis
Meanwhile. Soviet offensives ir
Estonia and west of the Vistuls
bend below Warsaw scored new sue
cesses, while east of the besiegec
Polish capital continuing Naz
counterattacks were repulsed.
Gen. Ivan Maslennikov, occupy.
ing more than $50 Estonian town.
and villages, was within 20 miles o1
the rail functions of Tartu ane
Valka, vital to further German re.
sistance in the Upper Baltic.
The Vistula bridgehead tasl
forces shared 20 more populated
places. steadily increasing the salient
and knocking out 200 enemy tank.
IN the last "a hours to bring tn,
count to $50 in three days.
Evening star., 1944-08-18
Polio Delays Opening
Of North Carolina COLLEGE,
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. 18.-The
University of North Carolina and
two smaller colleges announced to-
day they would postpone their fall
opening until September 18 or later
because of the infantile paralysis
epidemic
The State Board of Education yes
terday declared an emergency ex-
listed and ordered all public schools
to delay opening until September 18.
Most city schools had planned to
begin their terms about September 4.
The university embraces not only
the Chapel Hill unit but North Caro-
lima State College here and Woman's
College at Greensboro.
Other colleges announcing defer
Evening star., 1944-08-18

used to help finance activities at
the center.
Stoddert, which has been consist
emily good throughout the summer,
turned in 1,225 pounds, its largest
collection for the summer.
Among the schools, Carberry, in
six collections this summer, has pro-
duced nearly so per cent of all that
was collected by the pupils during
the school terms. Every collection
has been better than the best daily
collection Of the regular program.
The grand total Of the drive now
stands at 6,7ol ,2o2 pounds, with the
summer collections amounting to
29l, ,522 pounds.
Evening star., 1944-08-18

Chevy Chase Playground yester-
day jumped into the front line of
big producers in The Evening Star
Recreation Department summer sal
wage program, when children at
tending the play center collected a
total of 5,100 pounds of old news
papers, magazines and cardboard.
This one-day collection was 610
pounds more than the playground
had produced during the campaign
up to yesterday. 1t brought the
weekly average up to 1870 pounds
and earned the playground 1855
for the one day, the money to be
Evening star., 1944-08-18
9 Veteran Divisions
0pth AMY Headed
Riviera Invasion
By the Associated Press,

. 8y the Associated Press.
ROME, Aug. 18.-Three American
infantry divisions which spear
headed the United States 7th Army
drive into Southern France were
identified today as the Sd, seth and
45th, all veterans of Mediterranean
campaigning and formerly units Of
the 5th Army in Italy.
The Sd, commanded by Maj. Gen.
John w. ODaniel of Washington,
has carried its insigne-a square
patch of blue with white diagonal
stripes-into the thick of actions in
Morocco, Tunisia, Sicily and Italy.
1t is made up largely of soldiers
from the Pacific Coast region.
The 36th Texas" division, with
1T" patches on the shoulders, got
its baptism of fire on the beaches Of
Salerno September 8. 1913, and
finally unlocked the road to Rome
by bold inflltration of the enemy
rear in the Alban Hills. Maj. Gen.
John E. Dahlquist of Minneapolis
Is the commander.
The 45th (Oklahoma) Division is
headed by Maj. Gen. w. w. Eagles
of Indiana. The 45th cut its combat
teeth in the Sicilian invasion and
promptly won praise as one of the
standout outfits of the war. 1t also
took part in the battle of Salerno
and served at AnZio.
Joined with these are the largest
airborne forces ever sent into action
in this theater, commanded aground
by Maj. Gen. Robert P. Frederick,
and the largest French Army to see
action since 1910, including both in
fantry and armored divisions. as
well as special assault units and
Commands.
Gen. O'Daniel, so, husband of
Mrs. Ruth B. ODaniel, 1921 Newark
street NV, has participated in the
landings in North Africa, Sicily,
Salerno and Anzio. He has been
decorated five times during this war,
and was decorated three times in
the World War, in which he served
with the 18th Infantry in the
Meuse- Argonne and St. Mihiel Sec
tors.
A native of Newark, Del, he at
tended the University of Delaware,
was graduated from the Infantry
School in 1928 and the Command
and General Staff School in 1899.
He began his military career as a
corporal and sergeant in the Della
ware National Guard and was COM
missioned second lieutenant of
infantry in October, 1917.
He has been awarded the Silver
Star with Oak Leaf Cluster, the
Legion of Merit with Oak Leaf
Cluster and the Distinguished Serv-
Ice Medal since going overseas.
He has a son, Pvt. John w,
ODaniel. jr,, serving with a para
troop unit in England, and a daugh-
ter. Anne, who works for the once
OF War Information here.
Evening star., 1944-08-18

ment of opening included Catawba
at Salisbury and Atlantic Christian
at Wilson.
Three new cases of polio were
listed by the State Board of Health
yesterday. which brought the total
since June / to $50.
Evening star., 1944-08-18

American Sd Army's mighty upper
cut to the Seine was planned
months before D-day on the Su-
preme Headquarters mapping tables.
Nothing in the attack, it was said,
was improvised or off-the cuff
strategy.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-12

eridienen mar. Qls er iid oem Siigel
naberte, iiebe, oa ertpartete i'm fdon
Die alerieligite Sungfrau. &aum bat
te 6er Snoianer tie erblidt. oo tpirf
ter lif Dor ibr nieber rno ruff ent;
5iidt aus:
80 mein &in6letn, inniglt &C.
liebte!" Selma mio, mum querioa!
(&usorud Der $ingebune uno Inter.
perfung, tpomit l1ntergebene lire
Serri6aften an3ureoen pflegten.)
melsmutter iein 2eio, 6oB er getreu
nod ibrem Willen gum gr5bil6of &C.
gangen, ibren Auftrag ausgeridtet,
oab Der 9srdlat ibm ieood teinen
@lauben idenfen tpoue.
sSSnitdn6ig Bat er iie, bod einen on
oeren itatt ieiner gum 8iidof gu fen-
ben. Denn Elm bornebmer, einfluBrei-
6er> bereoter Serr tpirbe tpiIligeres
@ebor fin6en als er, Der 111,r Elm ar~
mer aniprudsloier 2anomonn, unfd-
big iiir cine io1de 8otidaft tpdre. 9ie
miloe Simmelsfonigin beidpidtigte
feline 3peifel uno Iengite; pies i'm
bin auf Die bielen Mittel uno @ege,
oie ibr 5u @ebote 1tanoen, ibr 8orba-
ben ous5ufiibren; beitan6 aber bar-
auf oaB iie geraoe i'm gu ibrem Dien=
lte ertpablt babe.
SSuon Diego fiir9tete iebt, feline
Beigerung mo6te Die bobe Srau pers
lebt baben, oesbalb iudte er ii9 gu
entiduloigen:
~Ber5eibe, &onigin, meme Ser
wegenbeit, ioute id eeeen Die Dir ee-
biibrenoe gbrf,rbt eefeblt baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-12

2eioenoen uno armen Silfe in ibren
Soften uno Anlie9en getpGbren per6e,
uno oab ibnen beionoere @naoen un6
Segnungen oaielblt 5uflieBen tplr0en.
Mit oieiem gefeble fan6te iie i'm
gum 8iI9of, inoem iie nod einidarfte,
Deoer 5u RUBEN nod 5u ralten, Big
ct ibren 8unid erfiiut iebe. Ser ST.
oianer tporf fid ibr gu GuBen uno
ipra9:
SD gebe, id eebe, ourdlaudtie>
fte Serrin uno Jrou; ols oemiitiger
Diener 1peroe i9 tl1n, 1pos INNER
ou befoblen. 2ebe 1pobll"
uno nit elmer tiefen gerbeugung
entfernte ct iib. 8al6 5tono ssuan
Diego an Der Sdpelle Der bii9ofliden
Wobnung, tpo ct nad langen @arten
enoli6 bon ben Dienern oes &auIes
oem 8ii6of boreefiibrt muroe. Don
Suan De 8umarraga, aus oem Sroen
oes FL. 6ran5istus uno erlter 8i16of
Der neuen Belt, enpfing i'm nit
freunoltdem 8oblpouen.
Wit 8ertounoerung borte ser 8i=
16of ben Snoianer an uno itaunte
iiber Die er3dblten, tpunoerbaren gr-
eigniile. Do6 er fdentte ser gotldaft
nur tuenig @louben. @s idien linn
elm Sraumbilo oes Snoianers au fem.
gieQet6t fiirdtete er audi cine Eau-
i6ung 6es boien Geinoes, oa 6ie @in-
geborenen crit fur5 borber gum bl.
@lauben befebrt tporoen tporen. Ob-
fdon alio Der 8tidof i'm Bis ins
tleinite ausfragte l1n6 an feline &nt.
'porten 5uiamu1enbdneeno fano, 10
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-12

entlieB er i'm bod nit ser 8emer.
tung, ipGter tuieoer gu tommen. Obne
9meifel pollte ct it6 ii6er BEN gba.
rafter 6ieies 8oten oorerIt ertl1noigen
ltno piini6tc Die 5ade rubig gu iiber'
legen. IeuBerlt betrii6t uno troltlos
ging Der Snoioner bon oannen, TO-
mobl oespegen, tpeil man ieinen 8or.
ten teinen @louben geIdentt, als ou9
neil Ser 8unih ser ~beiligiten Ma.
l1no nun tlagte Suan Diego Der Sin'
rio''> Die i'm eeianot batte, 1tnerfiiqt
blieb. S6meren Ser5ens lentte er TO-
NIT feline Sdritte Der Seimat 5u.
3ueite Grldeinnug
Ser Beg fiibrte i'm tpieoerum am
SuBe oes Sepepac borbei, mo linn am
Worgen oes n6mli9en Cages Waria
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-12
babene! @ott ldiiBe oidI"

babeneI @ott ldiibe oidI"
Weit oieien 8orten berabI6ie6ete
lt9 Der Snoianer uno lebte ieinen Be9
fort, uno balo befano er lid am bel"
matliden SCRIBE. 9lm nG6lten Sage,
om 10. De5ember, einem 5onntoge,
nadoem er in oer Stride gum bl. So.
tobus Dem fl. MeBopfer uno Der
GbrlItenlebre bei9etpobnt, lenfte Suon
Diego gum 5meiten Male feline 5drit.
te gum biidofliden Balolte. No9 lam
gerem 30gern tpuroe er enoli9 Dor.
gelailen.
Meit Wobl&pouen borte i'm Der Br6'
lat >pieoerum an, tpollte ober bod 1T
Sa4en bon FOLDER 8idtigteit nidt
let9tglaubig nod boreilig 5u gBert
geben, uno trug 6esbolb Suon Diego
auf bon Der boben Srou elm Sei.
diem ols 8etpeis fir Die g9tbeit Der
@rideinung 81 bitten. Das geforoerte
3ei6en fonnte ben SSSnoianer ni9t aus
Der Gaiiung bringen, bielnebr bat er
oen Oberbirten, ielbit Elm getpiini6tes
3ei6en gu ertuabnen, neldes er ols'
Damn bon Der Srau erbitten meroe.
Dieies offene, oufridtiee gBeien
modte ouf ben gr3biidof suan oe
3umorraga einen guten ginorud.
NidtSoeitoweniger, Inn ii6 Dor 8e.
trug 5u idiiben, befabl er einigen
Dienern, unbemertt Den JuBitopfen
oes Snoioners 5u folgen; i'm nidt aus
oen augen gu berlieren; gut 4dt 5u
geben, tpobin er gebe, nit mem er re-
oe uim.
(5dluB fo1gt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-12

Sern lei es BON mir, in 0eine unenooe
5u faIlen, ODER bid nit metner Ant.
mort 81 er5iirnen. Germ min i6 bin.
eeben; nit freuoigem Ser3en min id
oeinem gluftrage 5olge Ieiiten; i9
min feline @nti6uloigun9 fuden, nod
aud ben 8eg aIs beidtperli6 era6ten.
@er peiB, oieleidt miro mani midi
ni9t 5ulaiien; o0er laBt man mid
al.d 5u, man miro mir fein 9ebor
identen; ODER tuenn man midi ou9
onbort, man miro meinen @orten
feinen @lauben identen. Sod i6 bin
bereit, i'd tue, tpie ou mir befoblen;
uno bier an oieIem Orte, tperoe i6
oid, o erbabene Jrou, morgen obeno
gegen Sonnenunter9ang ertparter.
Sebe tuobl> mein &inolein, meme Ct.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-12
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~grbabenite Serrin uno Srou", er.
tpioerte Der Snotaner:: sd gebe no6
geerifo, our 8orlta6t EIotelolco, UNI
oalelbit ser III. Meiie bei5upobnen,
tpe1de Die 9iener unb Stel1pertreter
@ottes fit uns oufopfern.
Sierauf offenbarte iid linn Die ie'
lieite @ottesmutter, oenn Tie tpar es,
als ~oie iuugfrdulide Maria, sic
Mutter oes mabren @ottes, tpeIder
Ser l1rbeber bes 2ebens, Ser S90p.
fer aller Dinge, Der Serr Simmels
unb Der @roe lit, iiberoa gegentpdr.
tig."
Sic CAB ibm Sen Nuftrag, oaB bier
an oieiem Orte cine Stride gu ibrer
@bre erbal&t tperoe, tpolelbit iie olle,,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-12
nniere 2tebe 6ra1t ton
Guadalupe
@tngefan6t bon 8m. Spanner,
Buffalo, sc. q.

TEL ,,un1ere S1ebe Srdu BON 9ua01s
1npe" lit ben &atbolifen Horoomeri.
fas oerbaltnismaBig MIR tpenig be.
tannt. Ser Sitgel Eepepac, mo- In.
fere Siebe Srou bon Guadalupe Dem
Snoioner SSSuun Diego eri9ien, befin.
bet fi6 in Der &epublic Merifo, unge-
fobr oreieinbalb Meilen bon Merifo
Staot entfernt. 0ie G1teren Breoiger
uno G9rifHteller riefen in ibren COB.
reoen .uno @driften in 8e5ug auf bic
@rfdeinung bon Gepepoc begei1tert
aus: 80 gliidIi6es Nmerifa, bepor.
5ugtes Imertta; Nmerifa 10 iebr ge.
ltebt bon Noria; g1iidli6e 8etpobner
ameritaS> tpie fontmt es, 6oB bic
Weutter oes Serrn gu9 beIu6t?"
9ieie un6 dbnlide Nusoride, oenen
man in 6lteren ipantlden @9riften
1pieoerbolt begegnet, 3eigen CUR @enii>
ge, oaB Die ertpGbnten @rIdeinungen
cine ausgeoebntere 8eoeutung boben,
ols eS auf ben er1ten 8lid ideinen
mag. Worta 5etgte itb Qmerifonern
ols Mutter, uno 6os auf omeritani.
1dem 8ooen.
Grite Grf6einmms
@s NOR am neunten Sage 6es $40,
nats 9e5ember i'm Sabre 1881. 3ebn
Sabre un6 bier Wonate idon berrfd,
ten Die Spanier in Merito uno bot
ten Neuiponien erobert; Der @rieg
tuar been6et uno oos bI. @oaneeIium
begonn 81 bliiben. 0a begob ii6 Elm
reubefebrter Snoianer, Ser in Ser FL.
Saufe oen Namen Suan Diego erboI-
ten, in al1er Sriibe auf ben Beg 81
Der ungefGbr oreieinbalb Meilen ent,
fernten Sron5isfonermiliion 5u Glo-
teloleo.
CT tpoGte 6aieIb1t in Ser Stride oes
bl. SSatobus 0es gelteren, Batrons
bon 5panien, Dem bl MeBopfer BEL
mobnen, oos an ienem Sage, einem
@omstage, in genannter Stride 5u gb>
rem oer feli9iten Sungfrou oufgeopfert
tpuroe. SSSuan Diego tpar Elm armer,
einfader, 6erniitiger Sn6ianer bonn
2anoe, botte erit bbor tur3en1 Dem
@obenoienit obgei9moret, uno ipobn'
te nit ieiner ebenfalls neubefebrten
Srau 2ucio 5u guantitlan.
Als er in Die NGbe bon Sepenac
tam, mo- iid iest oas Seilietum Il.
g. Grau bon Guadalupe befin6et. bor-
te ct iiberaus melooilde, bimmlii9e
Sone, bic bonn SeIien ber an iein Obr
flangen. CT tpanote Die Nugen nod
Der &idtung, bon tpo Der punoerbare
@elang ertonte, uno getpobrte eine
>peiBe, idimmern6e Bolfe, umeeben
bon einem pradbbollen 9tegenbogen,
oeifen berrlide Sarben mittels Der
Strablen er5eugt mur6en, bic bon ei.
mem auBerit blenoenoen 2idte i'm Weit-
telpuntte Der BoIfe ausgingen. Cine
fife, lie6lide Stimme, bic aus iener
blen6enoen Bo1fe brang, rtef i'm iett
beim 0omen; er elite ben Siigel bin>
an uno erblidte inmitten oes Beuen
@lan5es cine gar tpunoeridone Srau,
iebr dbn1i9 iener, Die mir iebt auf
Dem tpunoerbaren 8i16e ieben, 11nb bic
Der Bei6reibung entipridt, tpelde Der
sSnbianer bon ibr gab, nod ebe oas
Bil6 IelbIt ii6 borfano.
Meit poblpoQen6em 8lide iprad bic
EoY$~ cSs~.. .,..~~ O.. .S,o~o~ ;~p So;1~ 49,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
Bricker Manager Sees
No First Ballot Win

ew York, Apr. cap Fore
casting that there will be no first
Ballot presidential nomination, Roy
d. Moore. campaign manager for
Gov. John W. Bricker. predicted
the Ohio state executive
will go into the June Republican
convention with the support Of PSI
delegates.
In the first claim OF this nature
made by the Bricker camp, Moore
told a reporter that a survey Of
prospects in the Midwest and South
indicated the Ohio governor could
count on the backing Of about one
fourth Of the 1869 delegates.
With $50 votes needed to nomi.
nate, there has been much specu.
lation among practical politicians
that Gov. Thomas Z. Dewey Of
New York, who says he is not a
candidate. might amass sufficient
strength to win on the first con.
yention count.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
You Guessed II, He
Uses Same Routine

New York Apr cap Mar
kets Inspector Edna Johansen
showed her credentials when
butcher charged her oyer-ceil-
ing prices for some chopped meat
and sweetbreads
The butcher skinned his straw
hat 10 the floor. ripped off his ap-
ron He wheeled about and point
ing a finger al the boss, Edward
Braunschweiger. shouted Il told
you this would happen. You're not
going to make a criminal out OF me.
IN through"
out Of the store he stalked as
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
Rabid Dog May be
at Large in City

Fear that a rlbid dog may be
in this community has been ex-
pressed by Dr.. c. F. Wolf. who has
hal come to his attention the first
case OF rabies since the middle OF
February. \ small dog in the Haw-
thorne St. neighborhood was bitten
by a strange dog about ten days
ago, DR.. Wolf states. ana since
that time the bitten dog contract
cd the disease. No trace has been
found OF the strange dog Al
though the number of other CANNES
the dog might have infected is not
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
Birth Control Given
as Needed Peace Term

Seattle, Apr. pap - Mrs.
Margaret Sanger. birth control
movement leader. said in an inter
view Monday that unless the
men who dictate the peace terms
force Japan. Germany and Italy
TO control their birth rates the
three nations would throw the
world into war again in 20 years
She said japanese militarists as
far back as 1921 were fighting dis
semination OF birth control infor-
nation, fearful that lowered birth
rate would block their plans for
war. Mrs. Sanger is visiting her
son. a naval lieutenant stationed
here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26

the boss explained he was a new
employe and he didn't even know
his name. Braunschweiger received
a warning.
Several days later Inspector 10.
hansen returned. There was the
same butcher Il told you this was
going to happen" he began. then.
executing perfect double take.
sighed. oh, oh.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Joseph Frasca declared in munich
pal term court later that the but.
cher was William Tuerkheimer.
partner of Braunschweiger and CO.
owner Of the butcher shop for
years.
They were fined S25 each and
Braunschweiger sent TO Jail for a
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26

WASHINGTON-AP - \ new
set Of rules for the distribution of
newsprint and other paper was
sought Tuesday from the War Pro
duction Board (WPBl The Sen
ate's Truman Committee gave the
WPB 80 days in which to produce
adequate standards 10 govern the
ALLEGATION OF paper pulp among
book. magazine and newspaper
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26

known. no other cases Of rabies
have been reported in the city
4 dog owned by Perry Burrell.
a y. Park St, was ordered tied
for ten days observation after il bit
Jack sharp nine. 5 y. River St,
Monday afternoon y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-04
ITALIAN CAMPAIGNS

II was niorvstnc roo Up ind
tae Russians filming biographical
material winch dates back sc&eial
hundred years Whereas almostali
az their recent films have been
concerned with Inc immediate diff
ficulty :n which Russia finds her
self. General SuNoroN relates
Size Russian Campa GINS against
Napoleon IN Italy and shows, par
fIcu'ark the personality OF the
i,la.l "a ilc- lead tho army there
Thus particular general was in
douhtrtdly chosen as The subject
az movie because he Of all
czarist officers. was The most
democratic and pr or "a @ d the
greatest contrast 10 The dcspotlsm
% EnAA1an !a!inHG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-04
EAGLE CAFE

With Sam Tamarlndo as its new
manager. the Eagle Cafe features
Les Scott as emSee, Betty Gray
in a military tap, Del Rogers.
Loure EStn, and the Mad Rus
sian and his orchestra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-04
Unusual
Purse

THE BEAUTIFUL costumes
winch Josephine Leach wears for
dance routines al Saks Show Bar
are not the only unusual pieces of
clothing which she owns The fact
is that she has a purse which is
probably unlike those owned by
any other woman
The original purse was not eN-
ceptional merely a large black
envelope style one To IT, however
She has added her collection OF all
the military insignia OF the Amerl-
can army right up TO the 2-stdr
general
Often wheu She walks down the
street carrying No. she says young
girls turn and stare with complete
envy And little wonder for the
articles she has Sewed 10 this
purse include the crest OF the
Philippines. the insignia OF bou
the Christian and jewish chaplains
and the crest from an officer
can.
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DEMOCRATIC LEADER

Suvorov was himself the son of
? general but chose to enter the
imperial army as a private As a
f1eid marshal later tn his life II
was natural for hum TO under
stand the wish of ms subordinateS
70 be- treated a men rather than
mechanisms.
y. p. CherkoSov is the actor
who plays Suvorov and who does
rather a good lob OF making one
Ike The old general FOR hIS KIND
ness. has courage, has crude hui
n4eF.- and his knowledge Of the
means OF getting the best work
from ms soldiers
Don Cossack Chorus" is a
short musical feature on the same
bill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-04

Kurt SaffIr pianisis; Tosia Mund-
stock and her dance group; the
Alger School Spiritual singers
and Katherine Zin are listed on
the program.