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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09

tung berihtet oanns aber nod iibpr
anoere nasifreinolihe Stromungen in
Der beutid'en Webrmad)t, oie - iJr
5nfolge = iogar BON liberalen Inter
erunNfreiien lmteritiist tperoen. vSr.
nerbalb Ser oeutihen @ebrmaht tper
Sen sur Seit 2ilten BON Offisierer
lnb Solbaten aufeeltelt, sic iit .r1b-
re1uo bes &rieges burb anltGnbigcs
Serbalten allsee5eibnet taben," beibt
cs in oem geriht ser 3eitune. Tin
lerer ais 5ltperlaiiia befannten GutIle
Sufplge itebt binter bieiem Shritt e!.
ne @ebeimorsaniiation, oie Iid aus
anbdneern ser alten liberalen 0ar-
teien GeutIhlaluos su'ammeniest uno
Inter oenen Sic SosiaIoemofraten Ell
ne fiibrenSe &pIle ipieIen. Siele 2iiten
luerSen an allen 6ronten uno in alien
helesten 8ebieten a:,faeiteut, ,,no sic
rpamabnabmen, oercn man It'd,
babel 6eoient, iino iebr senau. Or
Sf'i5iere uno Solbaten, Sic in biti'
SiIten ai,fgenonmen perbcn, perocu
als eintpanSireie 8eener bes Nasis
lrus anqeiehen. Ties aIIes iit mtIp
intereiianter, als Sie Eartei sur 3eit
seraae groBte slnitrenauneen naGi.
oas san5e oeutihe golf gu ibrcn
&ompli5en uno Mitihuloiaen oil Ser
aataitropba 5u MAIDEN.
~@as bas gan5e Solf antangt, 10
lit bie Yarteifontrolle iiber sic Girsc!.
uen natiirlib naf ipie Dor GuberIt
ltritt unb es lit baber ifper, iit eine
acnaue Mein,,ns Oariiber 5u biloen,
III lpeldem ausnaB ii1 oas be,,tlhc
@olf bereits bonn 9tu5ismus ahtpen
oct. aber Ser Hare 8eobahter fann
bier unS % bod idon An5cihen So
iiir bemsrfen. Ger &iideans bes Sii-
lergruiies lit eines oieier 3e;hen.
0eute risfiert herjaniee, Der :hu IN,
tcrldbt, nidts nebr; iriiber binsesen
luuroe oerieniee, Ser nidbt nit Sell
Sitter" su sriiBen tpaste, iofort SIR
Reoe geiteQt ooer, pern iih Dies in
elmer 9lmtsiteae abipielte. iosor aus
oie'er f)inausaeiporfen." ...
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09

.. Sas @edieIaelo miro rot uno
blau iein uno oen @ert elmer Gin
pnnftmarfe baben. 9ieies miro sum
@ed)leln Ger lO.Eunftemarfen Der.
Denoet. aber nur Damn, menn. elm
einfauf gen1aft moroen lit. Webr
OILS ncun Marfen in @ehielaeIo
peroen ME hernusgeaebeu perOen.
8riinc Garfen Y bis 3 fonnen
nur nod beionoerer Yefannttna-
hura Der SEA pcrmcnoct merSen.
Sle'e mcrocn nur in NotiGarn in
8rbrald, grbrad)t.
Nad Meinuns ser SSM Siirfte
oas @ed,ielgeloiuitem Dor Dem 81.
Mdr5 nod nidt pollitInoia funf-
tlpnieren. beoor Die iest in 8sbraud)
beflnaliden ariinen unb rotten Mar.
ten abaelauIen Iino.
Sle SHN oenft, oa6 iid) Sic Elm.
5elnen Sausbaltunaen nit 9eidtia.
felt in oas neue Spitem iinoen uer-
Den, menn lie 5uerit oronunssaemdk
Die alten ariinen mo rotten Norfen
oerDcnoen. beoor lie nit oan neuen
rotten nno blaucn anfaMlen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Ehrunq der Deuischamerikaner

oamit nod aonitana aIs &eder oie
&epublif proflamierte. Nn ser
Spite bon 1000 Mann 5og er iiber
oen Sdpparsmalo sesen 6reiburs,
fonnte abcr segen oas re auldre Mi.
litdr nidts ausrid)ten uno muBte nit
ieinen 1reunoen in sic ShmeiS iliih-
ten. Sier belt er iidl bis our baoi.
ifen Grbebuna inn Wai 1S49 auf.
Die prooiiorride &esieruns iibcr-
trug ibm 5uerit Sen Sberbefebl scr
Nefararmee uno Damn oas &riegs-
miniIteril,m. Nah ser Mboanfung
MieroIloausfps, Ser nit Dem Bolts.
b,er in Der Rfals ihlehten grfols
bate. nuroe Sigel an ieiner SteIle
ser Obcrbeiebl iibertragen. Gr fonntc
nun aipar tros tapierer @eiehte b,i
Wasbauiel uiD. ser groben Srup-
peniibermaft Der anriidenoen
Heidstruppen niht Ginbalt gebie-
ten, betpcrfiteniste ober nit ieinen
$4,000 Mann einen meiiterbaften
&iidsllg 5miifen orei ieinSlid)en
9eeren bon suiammen 100000
Mann binourt iiber SeioeIbere unS
bradte sic Sriimmer oes Seeres
aliidlid iiber ben Rbein in neutra!es
Shneiser 8chiet. slls er pon BORT
1851 ausgepieien ipurbe, fam er
iiber England nod oen Ser. Staaten.
Sas aacs peroient anldBlid) Ser
gbrune ieines 9eamens als Sdus-
patron Ser lebenOen uno fiir Sic 6rei.
beit amerifas f1mpienSen uno op-
fernben 0eutidamerifaner refapitu-
liert gu meroen. Sir manhen 9eicr
lit 6rdns SieeI pielleidt nod, fein
ge grifi SIDE aber fonnen iest in
getreulifer grfiillung ibrer @iirscr-
pflibten peiter Dem &riese unb
Siege oieIes unieres 2anoes i'm
Sinne bes oeutidamerifaniifen
Sflagers oienen, Ger in oie popul1re
amcrifaniide. 9iteratur iibergegan-
gen lit:
IS fights nit Sigel!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
~ ~ w.
rhirteten ~
ID leicht NH
owie die EAlV
,keit yer. I'M
q vertrei. ~ III
NeA

den wieder wissen wollen und sur
selben Zeit Ihrem Magen guttun vol.
len, besorgen Sic sich noch heute
Alpenkriuter.
Falls Sic es in lhrer Naehbarschaft nieht
kaufen konnen, sender Sic fur unsor
ApenkrSutsr Einfihrung sansebot y 4
erhalten Sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09

ionlidfeit, oeren Ybantaiie uno
Wut aQes iib,rtraf. Ms oie isinans-
panif oes Sabres 1887 oem' 'guten
8eiddit elm grbe madte, rpelhes
ser oamals crit 26 Sabre alte Sen-
rp @eisgs in ieinem S,imatitaat
Nep Dorf gegriinoet batte, baute er
elm 5lDeites 8ermogen aui oen %ui.
nen ieines eritcn auf. 8roB5iigiser
Weitblif, elmer ser Gbarafter3iige
6es @annes. peranlaBte i'm, nab.
renb ser @olorallih5eit BON 184S
cine 9aouns 8aubol5 nit einem sc.
gelibiff INN bas aap Sorn nod
San Jrancisco 5u brinsen. Wdb-
reno anoere eifrig nad) @olo Judi
ten, ihui er elm gaubol5seid)dit,
oas ibn 5u einem Ser reiditen M1n-
ner in California mahte. ltnp er
entfaltete Damn ieinen darafteriIti-
ihen pbilantbropiiden uno biirser.
Iihen .@eilt. Gr itiitete Der staot
Snn Jrancisco elm Wuiif3entrum
un6 elm neues Hier.
1855 wenoete lid ieood) oas
Slid mieoer gegen i'm uno lieB i'm,
ieine 1rau un6 orei ainoer pfennig.
los an Ser Giiite Gbiles. gs beibt,
baB er feline llbr perieben mubte.
un Die erite Wabl5eit be3ablen 5u
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09

tonnen. SJne CSeIo, isreunoe unS
Genntnis oas Spaniihen ian> er
9e'hdfti5ung ala gepobuIit]er ar,
helt.r a. elmer fIeinen hileniihen
9lhn.
Gr riifte balo III Sen GoIten eli,
mes aonItruftionse Superintenoenten
auI uno cr madbte iid) nit Den Sat-
iohen oes @lbnbaus pertraut in Ell.
ner 3elt, oa gnbn.n iid) raid aus
oebnten. 1858 erbielt er ieinen er-
ten Sub-aontraft mir cine Giien.
babnbriide unh troB elmer neber-
'dlm. mining, ola oas Hroieft bei-
nabe 5unidte mafte, uollenbete er
es redt5eitia. MIs Giienbabnerbauer
in GbIle mar Ieine berporragenoe
Z iItllng Die Sinie Galparailo.San
tlago. welte Gbiles Sauptbaien nit
Ger bis oabin iiulierten Sauptltaot
uerbano. Meiggs bautc lie in Spei
Sahren uno matte eiren 8c.pinn
Don elmer Million Collar. Or CT.
jielte Griola. neil er Die hileniihen
slrbeiter uno Die Gbineien riftig
5u bebanoeln nubte.
1869 begab iid Meises aui Gin
Iaoung o,r oortisen Hegierung mad
Feru. I'M 9abnen 5l1 bauen, melbe
oie biSber. unalsinglihen mineral
reid}an aHoen ericu!oiien. Gr erbielt
Muitrag, cine 107 Weil.n lan:e 9i-
nlc bon slreallipa, Ner,,s smeit-
arGBtc Stbt, nah afollcf1bo, an
Ger Ea,iIiffiiIte, 5u baueil. Gin
GROCER Cell Ser arbeiten puroe in
Soben bon $4,000 Sub ausseiiibrt.
!ltaiggs iagte, .,pobin elm 9lama
fonlne, fDnne er cine gabn bauen".
Gr ie'erte Die Sollenoung Der f8abn
'ehs Monate Dor o.r pertragIid
uorseihriebenen 3eit nit einem
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09

5lpei Woden mdbrenoen ganfett fir
Die yotabeln Herus. BUR geriho,
nerun9 Simas trug er bel. inOem er
elnen ShuttablagerungsplaB in ei-
men Yarf pon mebr als iieben Mei-
len 9dnge peripanoelte.
Die aronung ieiner aarrierp tpar
Die 1856 Meilen lange 8abn GaGao.
Sima-Sropa. sic Jog. .8abn .3um
Wono". gr iiberpano ale Sdluie.
rigfeiten, idlug 9unnels ourh Ser.
ge iolioen 6elicns. ihuf elm neues
J!uBRtt, um Ylas iiir sen 8abn-
oamm 5u ifaifen. 9ie Mrbeiter
mnbten Dor grid,opiung uno 3u-
iammenbrud in Der oiinnen 0uft
geidiiBt iperoen. Manhmal bingen
iie an Irabtieilen iiber tieien Gliii.
ten.
Die $125,OOO,0 900, weldes Yerus
Babnproiefte folteten, beanipruhten
Die Staatsfaiie iebr uno Neiaes
gab ibr anleiben aus eigener "a.
lhe. Tor einem Ioo im Sabre
1877 bate er sic 8efriebisung, Die
rBabn gum Mono" raft iertig al,
leben. Sn anerfennung ieiners Der.
oienIte benaunte Yeru ben b09iten
Berg an Ser 2inie nad i6m, oen
1900 SUB boben Mont Meigss.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09

Sie HapubIif Tern urb Nie Scr.
einigten Stantsn neroen bcucr ae-
meinIam Den 20. Sahrestaa o,s ge-
ginnes oes @1us ser beriibmten
"gabn gum Mouo" ieiern, meld)e
~oas 9fiifgrat Ser anoen brad"
unO Sen Often uno @eIten oes ito,
amerifaniihen Sentiments mitein.
amber uerbano Tie pbantaitihe
8abn mar oas @erf oes magbalii-
gen amerifaniihen Sngenieurs Sen.
rp Meiggs, Der tros oes Nates bon
SahperItinOi9en i'm Sahr 1874 ben
Vau o,r 1856 sfeilen langen gahn
Don Gallao iiber Gina nah Sropa
in angrifi nabm. Sic miro beute
nod als Elm greiiternerf betradtet
Sie b6hite Nornalipurbabn ser
Welt idlingelt lid on oen ihnec.
beocdten abbdngen ser snoen bin
.aui ourh 81 Sunnels in S0ben bis
III 5000, SUB. SSn itpuinoeliger
3id5ad- -&uute iiberipannt lie Gliiitc
10 tiei oaB oeren @poen ielten Son-
renliht iieht. Gcn elmer Sobe pon
44O Sub in Gina flimmt Sic 9ahn
auf cine So0be pon 1880 ,sui, in
Siclio, Dem .Saf, Ser anben". llno
babel be5dlt iie eife Steiguna uon
pier .Yro5ent o6na 3abnraSipur ooer
&abel AMI ibrrr 9an5en Sduge. Gro
pa, Der gnbpunft am SitabiaG ser
anoen, liest f2,470 Sub bod.
Die Beiairtlanst Der Sunnels,
oie ourd Die Anoen fiibren, b.l1uit
it'd aui, ungeiabr 21,OO0 Sub (etlpa
fiinf. Meilen). Sn einem slHdnitt
BON IA Neilen betrdgt ser 9luiitieg
2673 Sub ourh % Sunnels.
Ger 0au oieier auB. rgetpobnIi-
hen 8abn mar Ser oobepunft Ser
Garriere elmer amerifaniihen Ser
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
'F0hIe mich sehr gull
Dunk dem
Alpenkrdufer"

trage Dirme zu
ten und hilft, We
Abfall sanft III
auszuscheiden, .
durch Hartleibii
ursachten Case z
ben und sibt
dem Magen das
anseaehme &c.
fIhl Won WSrme.
Wenn Sic die
Freuden glickli.
cher Linderung
Won Hartleibig-
AsA-ll-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Ntattentatii4e preblente
fir Ha,asira,,e,t

@a7bington. = Die Sanobabnne
Der &ationierunesnarfen na6 Gin,
fiibrung oes neilen r8efieleelbes"
ab 27. 5ebruar miro lib mie iclgt
geitalten:
Wdbrenb Sieier 3eit tperSen sic
8erbrauher 9ebensmittelmarfen be-
niisen, -oie bier. perihie0ene ssarben
uno 5ipei peridieoene @erte baben.
Da5u fommen noh bas Hationie.
runes.r @edielseIo" uno cine CRIME
.unb cine braune ginpunftmarfe
gum @ebieln.
8enn man sic neuen Sorihrii-
ten, ser SEI suiammeniaBt. miro
oie RroSeour unsefibr 10 iein:
1. Crime Ginpnnftmarfem iiir
&onicroen mcroen swiiden q. Se-
bruar uno 90. Mdr5 gum 8ed,ieIn
uerpenoet. graune ssleiif- unS
1ett-Ginpunftmarfen limo ihon gum
Wedieln uernenOet nproen. Sic
Serm,nouns Don Ginpunftmarfen
gum g9ehieln miro iih bis gum 20.
aHdr5 eritreden, nur fir oen iSall,
Dob Ole SanOler nod, nid,t geniigeno
WefIelaelb in Sdnoen haben Io(l-
ten, um it'd bebelfen sl fonneu.
2. 0rine Iarfeu q, g mnb W
iouie bramne Narfen 3 nnb 3, sic
Dor Sem q. Jebruar in 8ebraud,
iein meroen. meroen ibren ges,n.
wdrtigen Eunttpert beibebalten.
Oieie meroen nidt Sen 10 1untte,
mert babcn, pelhen aQe rotten uno
hlauen Warfen baben meroen. Die
nit Dem 8ehielselS am 27. 6ebru-
ar in umlauf geiett peroen. Sic
griinen unb braunen Marfen mcr-
Sen am 81. Mdr5 ungiiltis merotn.
3. Jinf blaue @atiouierunasmar.
fen fir &oniernen. - 9S, 9S, GS,
% unb gS - peroen am q. ;se,
bruar 8iiltigfeit erlansen uno f0n.
men bis gum 20. Mai influiipe per-
mcnoet meroen. Seoe oieier Marfen
bat einen @ert BON 10 gunften.
9aau fommen ieoen Wonat nod,
ertra flint blaue Warfen, Die einen
Wert BON 10 Yunften baben tper.
Den, unteridieoslos, pelben Nenn.
mert Die Warfen aufaeorudt baben.
A. Ore: rote 10 Yunftemarfen-
N8, 88 unb G8 f0nnen sllm
eintauf bon rationiertpm 1leiih,
Jett ur1 Selen, in Ser Seit pom
27. 5ebruar biz 20. Mai pcrmen.
bet meroen. Naf Dem 27. isebruar
gibt es Damn cine 3ulase BON orei
rotten Warfen uno 5mar alp IA
Tage
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Gtii,as Heeiermi,e ,piu
8cparatief,ei, pen 1aran

Gbungfins. 7ie hineiiihe @esie.
rllns erfldrte, lie beabiidtige BON So.
pan Gntidaoisunsen fit allen ieit ser
@eiesung BON MutSen, i'm Septem-
Der 1881, angerifteten Shaben a,l
foroern. Gubei banoelt es iih niht
nur nm &egierunesanIagen, ionSern
AUDI Grinatintereiien. 9sad Ser Gr.
rldtung elmer &o,nmiiiion our Inter.
iud)lns ser @erbrefen beid)1itigt iit
Iih iest cine anbere nit SadyitGben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
$tc,aereinsiehmite ieu
pereiftfaebt t,,er~en

Walbinaton. slusIihteu auf cine
oereinfahte 9eredmung ser 8unoes.
Iteuer .ruroe BON Step. 9ouebton, g.,
Nortb Carolina, nah elmer barmc,
niIhen Sislng Ses guosetausihu'.
les NIT Steuererperten oes Sdab.
antes uno oes aongreiies semaft
Ger Mlisihub nrbeitete an folgen6en
5tpei 3ielen:
1. 80 bon Sen so @iIionen Steuer.
3ablern iouen bon ser Notpenoisfeit
elmer Steuererfldruns iiberbaupt be,
freit peroen, inoem bie einbebaltenen
petrdee Sie tatlddlihe Steuer iene /.
9eute bariteaen ioaen, beren ginfom.
men tlur aus 2obnen ODER 8ebGIter,'
beltebt.
9. @erihmelsung Ser Sieeesiteuer,
Nor,naIlteuer uno Surplus-Sar su
elmer ein5isen Steuer, 10 oaB aud,
fir oie Steuer5abler NIT gr0Berem
ginfommen unb ienen, Sie niht nur
9obn- ODER @ebaltsempfdnger fins.
cine tpeientlihe 8ereinfad),1ng bel Der
Steuerberehnung eintreten spiro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
nntiteu,st,e beein,,t
h, Sc,ujetinH,aitric

Mosfau. Die nielen ssabrifen Sc.
Soiulet-llnion, oie 5lusseuae, Sanfs
atnh @eidiibe beritellell baben BE-
gonnen. eriasteile fir Eraftoren uno
anoere anoipirtidaftlide @oidinen
ber5l'ltellen ,tno &ublanb hidleunigt
Die @orbereitunaen fir Sie erObte
Sriibiabrsanpflansune ieit arieas-
beginn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09

Bon Ser Office Of @ar Sniormation
Evening star., 1944-09-14

Mr.. Ardrey's work. Not even Holly
wood was interested in embalming
1t In celluloid, although it did take
Mr.. Ardrey even as 1t rejected his
play as a little too deep for mass
audiences.
That seemed to be the end of
Thunder Rock" as it is Of SO many
things of the sort. 1t was not, how
ever. 1t has just emerged as a
British film with Barbara Mullen
and Michael Redgrave in the prin-
ciple roles. They are the, two who
made such triumphant thing Of
JEANNE" The British critics have
turned out to be quite enthusiastic
about them and the script.
Miscellany department: M-G-M's
precocious children, Margaret
OBrien and Jackie Jenkins, the free
kle-faced type Of The Human Com
edy" finally have been teamed !. :.
Our Vines Have Tender Grapes"
is the title of their joint effort, a
very fitting title by the sound of it
-. Benny Goodman and band, as
rumored previously, have officially
been added to the cast of Billy
Roses THE Seven Lively Arts" i
They might easily turn out to be
the livliest of the seven The other
six had better be lively, too, con-
Mr.. Roses investment also
must cover Beatrice Lille, Bert
Lahr. and the top stars of the Ballet
Russo. .. Every one except Mr..
Rose, bland man and a confident
one, shudders to think what it
would mean If the arts were one
whit less than lively.
Evening star., 1944-09-14

WashingtonianS will see the Stur-
ges practice of making an actor out
of the handiest human in his vicin-
ity, one with a local touch. Well
semi-local, If anyone wants to quib-
BILE.
One of the people Sturges wanted
for that picture was chap with the
concave face of prizeflghter, a
man with a fierce look on a bat
tered face 1t would not be funny
Just to have such guy to look at,
Sturges reasoned, but he would be
comical indeed If he happened to
have a mother complex. Mother
complexes are not generally asso-
ciated with a face that looks as If
it had lived through succession of
disasters, and Sturges was pretty
sure the character would come to
audiences as a delightful surprise.
But, where to get such an actor?
Where indeed but the prize ring,
which Is where Sturges started look
ing He had to look no farther
than among his pugilistic acquaint-
ances, one of whom was Freddie
Steele, once a middle weight cham
pion of the world and a chap who
operated for a short while out of
Washington.
The Sturges' eloquence being what
1t is, Steele had no chance to es-
cape the request that he become an
actor Washingtonians who knew
him when he was getting the look
that Sturges required in his man
will find that Steele has worked
out very we'll as a thespian.
An ex-laborer, a former stunt
man. and stand-in are three 9TH
ers in Hail the Conquering Hero"
who prove that a small streak of
the ham is not a divine gift.
Archives department: To Mrs.
Elizabeth E. Hamer of the National
Archives staff we are indebted for
the information that those are quite
official pictures which Twentieth
Century-FoX used in Wilson" those
newsreel-like recalls illustrating the
hero's trips to Paris. q.
wilson's trips to Europe were not
covered by the commercial news
reel companies so the United States
Army Signal Corps motion pictures
of these and other events were par
ticularly valuable to the (studio's) |
researches" says Mrs. Hamer.
wilson's tumultuous welcome in |
Paris and London, scenes at the
Peace Conference, May Pickford,
Douglas Fairbanks and Marie Dress
Ter selling Liberty Bonds through
out the United States, and Theodore
Roosevelt cheering m ling
drafteeS are among the Signal Corps
newsreels appearing in the picture"
she adds.
Producer Daryl Zanuck's research
staff spent week at Archives look
ing merely at neWsreels of the pc
riod, of which "A were finally Sc
lected for reproduction.
wilson represents one of Holly
woods most successful discoveries
of the resources of Archives, which
expects to play a consid-
cradle part in movie-making when
American history in involved.
Echo department: There was dis
appointment in many places several |
seasons ago when the reception of |
Robert Ardreys Thunder Rock"
under the auspices of the Group
Theater was profoundly on the cool
side. But for all the disappoint-
ment, the GOODNESS accounted for
the rather sudden disappearance of
Evening star., 1944-09-14

it's coat-in her new film, Billy
Roses Diamond Horseshoe"
Playing a frustrated entertainer
to whom mink coat is a symbol of
success, Betty dreams of her ambi-
ton, and in the dream she sings
and dances while live minks, repre-
sented by cartoon figures, cavort
with her.
Evening star., 1944-09-14
Sturges Uses Local Ex-Pug
To Prove Any One Can Act
Ry JAY CARMODY.


tnat everyone
CT his thepa friends who like to think their gifts uperuman
actually divine
smooth contempt for the sensiuveness
In his satire the
Evening star., 1944-09-14
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Sage.
$50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol - Wilson: $50 am.
1926, $40, 6:45 and $50 pm. Stage
shows: 12:15, $40, 6:25 and $50 pm
Columbia Dragon Seed: 1O:4S
am, las, 4:05. Gas and $3.50 pm.
Earle-"Janie":: 11:l0 am, 1:50
4:30, 7:10 and $50 pm. Stage
shows: lilo, $50, $50 and 9:15 pm.
Kcith's-"Casanova Brown: 1l:4O
am, l:40, $40. $40, TAO and
$40 pm.
Little-"The Ghost Goes West:
Evening star., 1944-09-14

$50 pm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY Night:
1l:23 am, 1880, 3:35. 5:35, TAO and
o:4S pm.
Pix-"La Maternelle":: 3:45, 7 and
10 pm.
Palace = The Seventh Cross:
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-12-21

Ensign Richard R. Lowman, Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard r.
Lowman, 1872 South Locust street,
who served for several months in
the South Pacific as co-pilot of a
Navy bomber, has been promoted to
Lieutenant (jg) USNR, and has
been transferred to Jacksonville,
Fla, from Hutchinson, Kan. The
lieutenant enjoyed a brief leave
with his parents, enroute to his new
base.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-12-21

Pvt. George K. Slayman, one of
the four sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
L. Slayman, Hagerstown Route 4,
who are in the Armed Forces, is a
member of the 399th Infantry Regi-
ment of the Tooth Century Divis-
ion, with the Sixth Army Group in
France. Private Slayman entered
the Service in April 1913 and after
training at Fort Bragg, North Caro-
Lima, went overseas this summer.
The 399th Infantry Regiment set
some kind of record for the speed
with which it said goodbye to the
East River and hello to the Rhine.
Some of the men in the regiment
marched down Fifth Avenue in New
York City to help inaugurate the
9Th War Bond Drive, and they were
in action on the U. S. 7th Army
front in Eastern France when they
read about the results of the same
drive.
Arriving in France on October 20,
the men, commanded by Col An
drew W. Tychson of Maddonsfeld,
N. j., spent several days assembling
their equipment and regaining their
land legs.
Then came the order to move up,
and for three days and nights the
regiment rolled toward the front.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-12-21

An electric brain which enables
ground engineers to learn the
cause of airplane crashes has been
produced by fight engineers of the
plane industry.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. RouZee, $40
Brown avenue, and husband of the
former Miss Elizabeth Hartley, who
lives at Is West Baltimore street,
are serving in Italy with the Second
Bcmbardment Group, a BIT Flying
Fortress unit of the 18th Army Air
Force. Sergeant Morrow is Radar
mechanic with the group, and Ser
geant Rouzee is Grey chief.
The Second Bombardment Group,
which traces its origin to World
War l as the oldest heavy bomber
group in American military history,
has flown its Booth mission in the
Mediterranean Theater.
Led by commanding officer Col.
Paul 7. Cullen of 855 N. Sultana
Ave-, San Gabriel, Calf, the group
by coincidence flew its Booth mission
on the first anniversary of the 18th
Air Force-November 1, 1914. 1t
attacked targets at Vienna, Austria.
The second Bombardment Group
was organized in September, 1918,
at Moulon, France and its giant
Flying Fortresses are a far cry from
the old French Breguet day bombers
flown by it's original members.
In more than ID months combat
flying in the Mediterranean, the
group has dumped 1868 tons of
bombs on axis targets, rolled up
more than 1874 sorties and shot 496
enemy plants out of the skies.
From North African bases in 1913,
it participated in the Tunisian cam
paign, the knockout of Pantelleria
and the softening of Sicily, Sardin-
ia and Italy. With the 18th in Italy
it has flown in the great air battles
over Regensburg and Stayr, lent its
weight to ground support at Cas-
sino, Anzio and Southern France,
helped pound German aircraft in
dustry and Ploesti's oil and partici-
pated in the first shuttle run to
Russia.
The Second Bomb group has been
awarded a Presidential citation,
and it's members hold thousands of
decorations ranging from the Dis
tinguished Service Cross to the Air
Medal.
Staff Sergeant Morrow has been
in the Service over two years. He
received his basic training at st.
Petersburg, Fla, and after receiving
specialized training at several air
fields in this country was sent over
seas about eight months ago, and
has been in Italy ever since. He
writes his wife every day and says
that he is tremendously interested
in his Radar work. In civilian life
he was employed at Pangborn's.
Master Sergeant Rouzee has been
in the Service almost three years.
He received his air force training at
Keesler Field, Mississippi, and other
fields in this country before leaving
Lewistown, Montana, in April 1913,
for North Africa After the African
campaign he saw action in Sicily be-
fore going TO Italy Before entering
the Service he travelled for the
Automatic Sprinkler System in
Ohio.