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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
14TH STRAIGHT DAY
Bombs Being Dropped On
Nazi Targets At Rate
OF 6 Tons A Minute

LONDON, Saturday, April 20
LP)--The first triple-header Ameri-
can heavy bomber strike highlight-
ed widespread attacks on German
air bases and Notifications In
France yesterday, and brought to
approximately $500 the number Of
Allied Britishbased sorties during
the 18th straight day of the "eve-
of-invasion" sky offensive.
The attacks, which cost the Am
orleans four bombers and three
fighters, followed up a 1,000-plane,
3,50O-ton Raj night assault on the
Nazi technical center of Friedrich
shafen and other important tar
gets.
Raj heavy bombers streaked out
over the channel in the direction Of
the French coast shortly after dusk
apparently in continuation of the
uninterrupted series of smashes at
Europe.
At the same time German planes
prowled along the southeast coast
of England during the night but
found the skies filled with anti-air-
craft fire and night fighters. There
were no immediate reports of any
incidents.
Since Wednesday midnight the
Allies have been dropping an aver
age rate of 6 IL tons of bombs per
minute, night and day, on Axis OBJ
jectiVes, and the German radio
late last night indicated the unpre-
cedented assaults were entering
the 18th day when it warned that
Allied planes were approaching
northwest Germany.
Two fleets of Flying Fortresses,
each about 250-strong, roared out
yesterday morning and nit the big
Avord airdrome 100 miles south OF
Paris, and coastal Notifications in
the Cherbourg area. About 500
Thunderbolt and Mustang fighters
escorted one bomber formation to
Avord, while the bulletin made no
mention of escorts for the fleet
which attacked the Cherbourg Sec
tor, 70 miles across the Channel.
An abortive attack by German
fighters on the formation that flew
to Avord was broken off by the
| fighter escort. This was the only
encounter with the enemy during
the day." U. S. communique
said.
In the afternoon a fleet of per-
haps $50 Liberators crossed the
20-mile-wide Dover Strait and
pounded the Pas-de Calais area.
Thunderbolt fighters shepherded
this formation over the territory
which may soon be the scene Of
bitter ground battles.
Hundreds of other fighter bomb
ers, American and Allied, ranged
across France itching for aerial
combat, but the Germans showed
little eagerness, and some crews
never sighted single plane. The
attacks on Nazi ground installa-
tons ranged from Tours to Paris
and northern France.
Since April Is when the ''big
push got under way it is estimat-
ed that the Allies have scourged
Axis targets with approximately
10000 tons of explosives.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
EVIDENCE TAKEN
IN MURDER CASE

GREENSBORO, April % IN
Taking of evidence was completed
and arguments of lawyers was
started today in the trial of three
men charged with first degree
murder in connection with the STAY
ing February 10, 1943, of E. ],
Swanson in his store at James
town. N. C.
Late in the day Judge F. Don
Phillips ruled that the jury could
hear testimony connecting two OF
the three defendants, John Edgar
Messer and William Dalton Biggs
and Elmer Hardie Biggs, brothers,
with an armed robbery at Dan
vile, Va, Is days after Swanson
was slain. Thereupon, R. F. Bar
Der, Danville service station ope-
rator, testified that in early morn
ing hours of March is. 1913, Will
liam Biggs and Messer. at gum
point, robbed him of $140
Mrs. Swanson, the storekeeper' s
widow, and o. M. Bundy testified
yesterday that Messer shot and
killed Swanson while William Biggs
held a gun on Mrs. Swanson. Miss
Doris Ray identified Elmer Biggs
as driver of an automobile which
stood outside the store during the
Staying.
The three defendants were con-
victed in superior court last May
of first degree murder and were
sentenced to die, but gained new
trial in appeals to the supreme
court.
After completion of lawyers ar
guments and the courts charge to-
morrow morning, the case will 60
to the Jury.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
Adm. Spruance Is Made
Fifth Fleet Commander

U. S. PACIFIC FLEET HEAD.
QUARTERS, PEARL HARBOR.
April 28-4R-Adm. Raymond A,
Spruance today was officially
designated as the commander Of
the Fifth Fleet.
This command designation for
Spruance replaces his former title
of commander of the Central Pa
cific force. Under that title he
was in overall command of the
invasions of the Gilbert and Mar
shall islands, and of the recent
carrier task force strikes against
Truk, the Marianas and the Palau
islands.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
United Nations Now
Producing 100000
Barrels OF Gas Daily

I WASHINGTON, April % |RC
Interior Secretary Icles announced
TODAY the United Nations daily are
producing 10000 barrels OF 100
octane aviation gasoline, enough
to send 10000 planes over Berlin
every day.
It was the first official announce
ment of production. Up to now
the armed forces have refused
to permit publication of the daily
output.
IcIes announced it at a specla
press conference.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
News Revealed


NEW YORK, April %. - (P) -
A cablegram to the Associated
Press from La Paz, Bolivia, to-
night said a revolutionary attempt
had been put down and martial
law declared. No details were Civ
en- in the unsigned five-word mes
sage in the Spanish language.
Presumably the message, timed
at pm, was from the Associat-
ed Press correspondent in La Paz,
ulio Valdez. Such messages often
are unsigned, and there is no rea-
son to doubt it's authenticity, al
though transmission of such news
from a country in a state of siege
or revolution is an unusual feat.
Bolivia has been in an uneasy
situation since revolutionary
junta overthrow the government
and took control in December
1913.
The new regime, with Major
Gualberto Villaroel as, president
and Victor Paz Estenssoro as heac
Of its revolutionary party, has MOI
Continued on Page Two; Col. y
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
Naval Patrol Plane &
Is Forced To Land
Near Ethyl-Dow Plant

A u S. Navy patrol plane was
forced to land on the Cape Fear
river near the Ethyl-Dow Chemi-
cal Plant yesterday at 1890 p. m.
it was officially announced.
The plane which was making a
routine flight, was towed in by the
Coast Guard. No one was injured.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
Top-Ranking GOPites
To Address. Convention

WASHINGTON, April % III
Former President Herbert Hoover
and Rep. Clare Boothe Luce (R-
Conn., have been invited to adj
dress the Republican National Con-
vention starting June 26 in Chicago
and have accepted, the COP
national committee announced to.
day,
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
Judge Makes Penalty
Fit The Crime; Men
Fined Quarter Apiece

KANSAS CITY, April 28.-LB-
Circuit Judge John F. Cook made
the penalty fit the crime for six
men before him today on charges
of gambling by playing poker.
"What was the games limit"
asked the judge.
ga quarter one of the men
said.
each of you is fined a quar-
ter" pronounced the Judge.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
A STATE OF SIEGE
Numerous Heads Of At
tempted Revolt Being
Detained By Gov.

LA PAZ, Bolivia, April %. Up
The Bolivian government an
nounced tonight that a vast con-
spiracy had been broken up with
the detention of numerous revolu-
tionaries and that a state of siege
had been declared throughout the
country.
No details were given, but an
announcement by the government
said that acting President Major
Gualberto Villaroel acted constitu-
tionally with the consent of his
cabinet to preserve public order
in the face of subversive activities.
No public disturbances were re-
ported.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
FORECAST

FOKECAST
NORTH CAROLINA: Fair and c,
ed mild Saturday.
Temperatures yesterday:
High: GLOW: 81.
Evening star., 1944-01-14

QUANTTCO, Va. - William G.
Grayson, %, youngest son OF the
late Admiral Cary T. Grayson, was
one of nine men from the Wash
ington Metropolitan Area graduated
from the Marine Corps artillery
course and reserve officers class
here yesterday.
The young officer, whose father
served as personal physician to
President Wilson, was commissioned
second lieutenant. He attended
st. Albans School in Washington.
1t. Grayson's mother, Mrs. George
Harrison, wife of New York bank
er, whom she married in 1910, lives
in New York, but still maintains
the Blue Ridge farm, at Upper
vile, Va.
Other Washington men commits
stoned were Second 1t. James M.
Crane, jr., %. son of Col. w. G.
Crane, 1904 Idaho avenue NV;
Joseph P. Ondek, ~, whose wife,
Mrs. Elizabeth Ondek, lives at 4403
Fourth street S.W.; LIE Roy D. Rabe,
%, whose wife, Mrs. Barbara Cox
Rabe, lives at 2150 Pennsylvania
avenue NV; Richard P. Williams,
81, son Of Mr. and Mrs. r. p. Will
liams of Episcopal High School,
Alexandria, Va; and First 1t.
Charles M. Brooke, IS, whose wife,
Mrs. Mildred o. Brooke, lives at
1922 Concord avenue NV.
Second lieutenants gradua t e d
from artillery course were Matthew
Evening star., 1944-01-14

y. DeIlIlln, Il,
son Of M. j.
DENIM, 3348 S.
Wakefield street,
Arlington, Va;
L e ! a n d L.
Holmes, jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. L. Holmes,
1928 V Verm on t
a v e n ue NV,
and William j.
Nichols, "a, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Nichols.
T I N K E r
FIELD, Okla
Sergt. John Carr
Evening star., 1944-01-14

OF Mr.. ana MrS. H's' f"1'"foS'
George w. Hawkins, $40 N. Stafford,
Arlington, Va, and william r. A.
Watkins, 113 Valley road, Brook
mont, Md, have received their pilots
wings and have been commissioned
second lieutenants after completing
their Advanced Flying School course
here.
CAMP CHAFFEE, Ark. - Pvt;
Ernest w. Crosson, jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest w. Crosson, 3706
Forty-third avenue, Cottage City,
Md, has been recently assigned to
the 18th Armored Division here.
TURNER FIELD, ALBANY, Ga.
Second Its. Edward Harold Poff,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ Poff
203 S street NE. and Augustine J..
Adomanis, son of Mrs. Petronella
Adomanis, 1925 Perry street, have
Evening star., 1944-01-14

been graduated from the Army Air
Forces Pilot School here.
PATTERSON FIELD. Ohio. - It
was learned at the Air Service Com
mand headquarters here that Sergt.
John A. Boyd, 4643 Macarthur
boulevard NV, now stationed in
the Mediterranean area, has impro-
vised a test unit out of three
cracked-up planes, two American
and one French. According to off,
cial word, this tester has saved in
valuable hours in permitting a
checkup on an automatic pilot, even
to Stimulating flying conditions.
Evening star., 1944-01-14
Miss Smith Named
Nurse Recruiting Head
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Edith H. Smith, dean of the school
OF nursing at Syracuse University,
has been appointed chairman of the
Recruitment Committee of the Ma
tional Nursing Council for War Serv-
Ice, DR.. Thomas Parran, public
health service surgeon general, an
nounced yesterday.
He said Miss Smith, in co-opera-
ton with the health service, will
work on plans to recruit $1,000 stu
dent nurses.
She is a former dean of the school
of nursing at Stanford University.
AS chairman of the Recruitment
Committee she succeeds Miss Kath-
arine Fayille, New York;
Evening star., 1944-01-14

Rogers, son of Mrs. Matilda A.
Rogers of Alexandria. Va, has been
promoted to the grade of staff SER
geant.
CAMP FANNIN, Tex.-First 1t.
Archer R. OVERLY, chief of the
transportation section here, was ad-
vanced recently to the rank of
captain. 1t. OVERLY, a veteran of
the World War, has been stationed
here since last May.
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND.
Md-Pvt. Jack Ettle, 303 Waterford
Evening star., 1944-01-14
- fa:WITH ID c.!
FIGHTING MEN@ :

road, Silver Spring, Nd, is receiving
his basic training at the Ordnance
Replacement Training Center here.
GAINESVILLE, Fla.-Pvt. Gra-
ham T. Northup, son of Mr.. and
Evening star., 1944-01-14

Mrs. Harold r..
N or t hup, 6219
Wagner an e
NV, and Pvt.
Charles Myers,
son Of Col. and
Mrs. Charles M.
Myers, 2217 OBJ
servatory PLACE
NV, are study
ing engineering
under ASTP ct
the University OF
Florida.
M A r IANNA,
Fla.-George w.
Hawkins, jr., son
Af NHr ord MrS
Evening star., 1944-01-14
Lions Club to Meet

The weekly meeting of the Uptown
Washington Lions Club will be held
tomorrow at 1915 pm. at the
Broadmoor, 1901 Connecticut avenue
NV, it was announced today.
Evening star., 1944-01-14
British Destroyer Sinks
Sub Off Southeast Spain

BY the Associated Press.
CARTAGENA. Spain, Jan. IA
German submarine was sunk yes
terday by British destroyer, es-
corting a British freighter from
Cartagena to Gibraltar, In the
Mediterranean of Cape Aguila, on
the southeastern coast of Spain.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-12
9sitt'uud, ben IL. Saunar 1914

itolieniide Sueeno Dor benz gintrttt
in bic faihiittide Grmee. g8ie 5dtpei+
ger 8latter in Grfabrung gebradt ba-
ben iteben fatbo1ifbe 8rieiter in oer
l1mgebung bon Como nit gebeimen
anttfaf6titiiden @ruppen in gebeimer
grebinoung, Inn amerifaniiden, bri.
tif6en unb ertedti9en sc fongenen
our S1udt 3u berbelfen.
8ii6of 8iobonni go35ont bon Gre.
mona uno bic Bfarrgeiitli9feit bon
Oltbto uno biele anoere beno6barte
Prielter tpuroen berbaftet, tpeil fte ge.
gen Die Serrorafte uno gGubereien oer
No5itruppen Broteit eingelegt batten.
Ser Observation-Disclosures @unofunf orob-
te Dem itolienii6en 4lerus nit ben
itarfiten strofen fir irgenoeinen 8t.
bertrand gegen bic MaBnobmen oes ia.
f6iitiiden Staotes.
Dtefe religioien 8erfolgungen mer.
ben geleitet bon Dem berii9tigtigten
&oberto Sorinacci, bem eegenparti.
gen Staatsminiiter 6es fafdiIhldeu
&egimes. DerIelbe bot cine groBe Qn.
3obl bober firdli9er 8iiroentrager
als 8aooglio'InbGnger ongeflost uno
Die 8ifdofe uno Hrieiter nit boben
Strafen beorobt, tpenn 1ie fid er6ret.
item, trgenoettpos gegen oos bon ben
9eo8i geleitete faidiitiide @eeime gu
unternebmen.
Erob aae6em tpei9ert ii6 bic italie.
nti9e Sierardie energtid, Bic 5ablrei.
den, bon ben Na5i oeritbten Bliin6e.
rungen bon &ir6en uno BribatbGl1.
|crn nit Stiui6meigen 3u 6ul6en.
Rad 6em 8etIpiel 6es unerl6rodenen
Raroinal S9uiter bon Mailano baben
oiele 8ii6ofe in Sirtenf9reiben f6ar>
fe Proteite gegen Die Eerrormetbo6en
Der Na5t erboben. Son 5einem bon
8omben beibd6igten 9aIait aus bat
Raroinal @duiter Den u8onoalismus
oieier gottloien @or6en" oerurteiIt.
Ser @aroinal beorobte iogar nit
Ertommunitation ale, tpeI9e ben na.
5tItiIden ooer faidiitii6en 8eboroen
in irgenoeiner @eife Si1fe 1eiiten. Gin
padiomes Guge baben bic No5ibeboro
ben gan5 beionoers ouf ale Brieiter.
pelde bic antiiemitii9en gerfoIgun.
gen berurteilen. Dte @eitapo.56nuff,
Ter nerfleioen it6 fogor ols Su6en>
um itb @intritt Bel 6en Brieitern gu
oeri9affen, um oieielben Der su6en-
freunolidteit iiberfiibren gu fonnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-12

oer 8unoer, Die ct gum 8eIten oer
NenIdbeit tpirtte. 8eiIenoe aus oen
entfernteiten Eetlen Der @roe, aus Der
Staot Merifo, aus &frifa, aus Srant-
reid, ia aus Dem Orient famen nod
2imo, um Ben Seiligen 5u ieben uno
beteuerten, iie bdtten i'm our9 bic
StraBen ibrer Stoot tpon6eIn leben
- obtpobl er ME bic Staot 2imo ber-
laiieu bate. ginIt bate Der Obere oes
Glolters flint geobi5en ausgelonot, I'M
Wartin, ser ausgegangen mar, 5u 1u,
den. sic gingen in Deridieoene &i9-
t@ngen auf Die Su6e uno famen elmer
nod oem anoern 5uriid nit Der Mel-
oung, tie ieien Martin begegnet uno
febre er nad etli9en Winuten 5uriid.
8abren0 tie nod ipraden, itan6 i9on
Wfarttn Dor ibnen.
Ser beili9mGBige Neger bate ou9
cine beionoere Borltebe fir Siere. Da
Staten uno Mduie groBen S9aoen
i'm &loIter anri6teten, tpuroen iiberolI
6olen oufgeitel1t. @ines Sages fono
Wartin cine Der Mdl1ie in elmer Sol-
le. Primes Wduslein", reoete Mar>
tin oas Ster an, uou tu1t mir 70 leio.
Weine 8riioer poIlten Dir fein 2eio
ontun, aber 6u muBt gelteben, 6oB ou,
oetne 8ertpanoten uno 5reun6e 70
oie1 S6aoen onridten our6 3erfre1en
Der getpeibten &er5en uno 8enagen
oes Sol3mertes un6 oes 2innens. Sd
lueiB, fbr fu6t 9eabrung. 8ie >pGre
es, &penn tbr ale tnSgeiamt 6as @lo<
iter perlieBet uno binaus in sic 6e1=
Ser tpanoern miir6et; id) >peroe eu9
BORT ie0en Sag fiittern."
Die Maus lief tiberau lumber, um
Sen anoern WeauIen Die Na6ridt 3u
brtngen uno one tparen nit einem
Wale berihmunoen. uno Mortin ging
ieoen Sag binaus uno fiitterte bic
MduIe.
@or etli6en Sobren, er5dblt ser
gerfoiier, peroffentlidte id in einem
meitoerbreiteten S Gents>8odenblatt
Sic @ei6idte oes fe1igen Weartin uno
I6on nad tpenigen Boden erbielt i9
bon mebr ols 700 Yer1onen 8riefe,
morin lie mir er3ablten, mas iie olleS
idon bonn ieligen Mortin erbalten bdt-
ten. Cine Jrau beri6tete bon eine1n
tleinen &naben, Bruce Sones aus
getporf, ge. s., Der cine aufgebro9ene
2unge botte. Sd mar, 10 fdrteb bic
Srau, iiber5eugt, oaB Ser &nobe ge,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-12

bei1t tperoen tpiiroe, tpenn bic gteIi-
q1tien oes feligen Martin i'm beriib-
rem tDitr0en.
Sd begab midi in 8eglettltng bon
&eo. Georges 5u oem Rnoben. Ser
neun Wonate alte &nobe tpar tletn,
berfiimmert uno foit leblos. Sn iei-
mem Orieen5elt rang er ber5peifelt
nad 9ltem. 9ne @er5te, Die bon gan5
goro-NeD SerieD, Seem Oorf uno
Bbilaoelpbia berbeigerufen tDoroen,
itan6en rat- uno bilflos Dor Der iel-
tenen &ranfbeit uno ertparteten iei+
men baloigen 500.
9feb. Georges beriibrte ben fronfen
&naben init Der &eltquie 6es SeIigen,
ipra9 eintge @ebete uno bat bic gl.
tern, unbeiorgt 5u fem. No9 feds
Eogen tpurbe our9 M6ntgenitroblen
feitgeiteut, 6aB cine bonit6n6ig neue
2unge getpa6ien mar. giner Der Mer5.
te fagte mir: 9onfen sic ni6t mir,
1onoern oem Yrte1ter. gStr fonnten
nidtS trn uno tprBten fein MeitteI.
98ir fonnen uns ni9t erflGren, tpes-
bolb oos &ino nod 1ebt. Ser Mr5t
1por nidt fatboliid.
Gin Monn in ToIeoo erflGrte mir,
er babe in ben Soipitdlern Der 5toot
iiber 5000 2e11te nit Der @eliquie 6es
feligen 0fartin gebeilt."
Scr ielige Martin'', 10 id1ieBt ser
8erfaiier, >ertpirft 6urd feline Sir
iprode bel @ott Die fleinIten uno bic
groBten Dinge, feline iroi16en Sitter.
9Ser ni6ts berlangt> 6as gegen ben
Wilen @otteS lit, tpenoe it9 bon Ser
trouen an oen feligen Martin> 6en
oemiittgen Diener @ottes uno Der
oenen er gu be1fen itets be-
reit ilt.'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-12
,,OOo'S SerbQ1tt Q1tO
OonrS"

Inter 6iefer Nufidrift beroffentlidt
e6oie 0obertp in oer De3embernum,
mer 6es Sign" cine anmutige 5fi5.
5e iiber oas beiligmoBige 2eben oes
ielieen Morttn De Borres, Der mir
Solgen6eS entnebmen:
Martin Be Borres tpnr I'M Sabre
1877 in 2ima, Heru, geboren. Sein
gater 0on Suon De Horres por ein
ipaniider @oelmann, feline Mutter Ell
ne in Banana geborene Negerin. Don
SSsuan ber1ieB feline Srou fur3 nad
Der @eburt Martins, beIu6te aber,
bon Der Seiligteit Mortins betpogen,
otter feline Samilie.
Sbgleid bic San1ilie iebr oiirftig
leben muBte, 1an6te Don SSSuan ibr
felten etli9e @elomittel. Wenn sic
Nutter ben fleinen Martin auSfanos
te, Inn Sleii9 uno anoere 2ebe11smit-
tel 5u faufen, berteilte ct oIles unter
Die Aruen> bic linn begegneten> pofiir
Die Mutter i'm beitrafte> mas i'm
aber ni6t bi1roerte, feline Sreigebig>
felt gegen Die 9lrmen fort3uieben.
Gls Wortin IL Sabre alt NOR, trat
er bel einem Barbier'8unoor5t in Die
2ebre, tpas our oomaltgen 3eit feline
aniebnlibe Stellung tpor. Mber Soar
tin benuBte feline ertporbenen @etnt'
niiie gum 8eiten Der Armen, 6enen er
nit feinem @ruB ,,@ott iegne bid"
&eilung an 2eib u11o 5eele bru9te.
Na66em er als Eertior uno bier
auf als 2aienbruoer oeS Oominita=
nerrOroens iein iegenoolles Bert fort,
iebte, ereignete es iid nidt lelten, 0aB
er Die Rranfen our6 eine etnfa9e 8e+
riibung nit Der Sano beilte.
Sci ieiner 5eltgipredung puroe
ourd @io be3eugt> oaB er 1ogar, ouf
Die Inrufung Der Naerbeiligiten Drei.
faltigteit> Eote er&pefte. Seoen Sag
beiudte er Die Nrnen uno aronten
un6 obldon er Sunoerten aus ieinem
&orbe 2ebensn1itteI brabte, botte er
uo6 genug iibrig, nm 9lrme in Der
na&iten Staot gu lpeilen. CT botte
elm 10 itarte5 @ottpertrouen, oaB @ott
ibm in alien Dingen belfen tpiroe, 6aB
er ME Dor ben i6mierieiten Dingen
5uriididredte. Mit Der iteten 8unab.
me ieiner Seili9feit tpu9s Die 3abl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-12

Sn ben bon ibnen beiebten @ebie>
ten in Stalien fitbren Die Na5i Die
1elbe 8erfolgung Der fatbolil9en Sir
DIE uno ibrer Diener 6ur9, als in
Deutl9lono un6 in anoern belebten
eltropatI6en 2dn6ern. No6 6em Bors
Bib ibrer fatboIt1den W3itbriioer in
DeutI6lano leiiten Die italienii9en
8iidofe uno Brieiter Der tpronnii6en
No5iberfolgung oenielben beroii9en
Wt0erItan6.
Ser totbo1i1de &lerus Staliens pro.
teItiert ourd beitanoige Breotgten uno
Die 8iidofe 6ur6 Sirtenbriefe gegerr
Die Suoenberfolgung un6 tparnt bic
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8ilo L: SrelteS M. 8rotpnion.
SIN 19. Sabrbunoert begann nit ie,
Dem Sabr5ebnte bos itets 8o6s-
tun Der fatbolii6en Stride in oen
Ser. 5taaten als 1tarfe geiltige
Madt. Die gnttpidlung eing nidt
obne eroBe Opfer uno aablrei9e.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-12

8rotpnlon, Der 6ur9 @ort un6
@drift fir oie &edte Der Stride ein>
trot. - 8iloer 2 un6 3: Gin
anoerer unermiioli6er gerteioiger
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fer, Der @riinber Der Willionsae.
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is doing all right.
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Ida Lupino goes into complete retirement for at least three months-and can't even talk mo- ton pie ureS Poor Ida is on the verge of a nervous breakdown . For her husband, Capt. Louis Hayward tof the marines) went
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PRE- VUES

Who said beauty and brains and talent didn't go together?
 From that pretty pack of l5 cover girls. Gmodels to you who were brought to Hollywood by Columbia pictures for the musical Cover Girl'-four have landed long term contracts and re- gently two more were signed fo- dramatic roles -. These two B. J. Graham and Eileen McClory will emote for "American Children, featuring Otto Kruger and Pat ricia Parrish.
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 Glamour Town Notes :. Pret ty Virginia Mayo has been select ed to play opposite Bob Hope in ESylvester. the Great (and the only woman to be in the east -. Virginia originally halls from St. Louis-and once assisted the horse act in Billy Roses 'Mrs. Astor's Horse She was also that beautiful blonde with Danny
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Dream Pre-Vues

Kaye in up in Arms and also played a small role in s'Jack Lon don.
 Alice raye's and Betty Grable's absence from the screen has re- suited in stardom for one talented beauty-namely Vivian Blaine =. Viv, after impressing critics in Greenwich Village, will star in s.All-Out Arlene"-the story of the Wacs and she'll do. the musical Something for the Boys with that sensational new singer Perry Como Vivian has been tagged the Cherry Blonde
 Remember John Carroll-he's somewhere n Italy :. Broadway model ChiG Williams-has gone back to modelling at S350 per week-her screen test at Warmers is reported not to have been so good But at S35O per week for modeling-we'd say she still
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through the horrors of arawa- and he has been much sicker than anyone knows.