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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-13
lJrellllil1Ova
poSta

opereta v 8. dejanjih

opereta v 3. dejanjih
v nedeljo, 16. aprila vprizo-
rijo otroci Mladinskega zbora
Slovenskega delavskega donna,
ma Waterloo Rd. krasno opere-
to "Janko in Metka". Pricetek
oh $50 popoldne.
Vsebina te pravljicne operete
ie nenda vsem znana ter je po-
dana raznih nacinih. Je izva-
jana kot opera, opereta ali kot
igra. v tenn slucaju Sc jo bo po-
dalo kot opereto ter boste sill
sail najlepse stvari petju, ki
jih vsebuje to delo.
Prvo dejanje
Tam nekje oh robu gozela Ii
vi siromasna druzina, oce, matt
in diva otroka Janko in Metka.
Oee je odsel krosnjarit nekam
ma semenj, a matt ,,je sla z do
ma. 'Otroka sta sama donna.
Laeaa sta in Janko tozi, da mu
je zelodec prazen. A Metka ga
tolaM in mu pokaze skledo NILE
ka, XII ga je dala soseda. Pa mu
pravi: "cakaj, Janko! Ko bo3
matt domov prisla nam bo mlec-
no kaso skuhala. All, d bro
mlecno kaso, XII sc bo kar topi-l
la v ustih." I
Misel ma sladko jed ga poto-
lazi in knalu prieneta peti, pie
sati in Sc smejati. Sredi najvec-
jega vrisca vstopi matt. In ker
nista nabrala drv in pospravila
po sobi, zgrabi metlo in ju ma
bije. Ko hoce udariti DO Janko-
tn, ia odskoci in matt udari po
loncu. Cd jeze joee, vsaj nj kaj
skuhati "a vecerjo, ker lonec je
razbit in yes sir razlit. Dasi je
Re pod noe, jima da kosaro in
,ju spool v gozd jagode nabirat,
sama pa sede k mizi in zaspi.
Zasveti Sc soba in villa vstopi
ter govori speci: "Prisel. DO
kmalu dan, ko ne hos vec revez
zanicevan, ter bos prosta vsega
,gorje". - -..., g..
Villa izgine in zacuje Sc oce'
tov glas. Nekoliko Sc je zamu-
dill v krcmi in je kar vessel. ze-
ma, katero je vzbudilo mozevo
petite, vzroji mad MIN: 20, tt
pijana klada, da bi Sc tt pove-
.sila brada. Ia vecerjo nimamo
mic, a ii Sc naples, pijali koz-
lic."
Da jo MOI potolazi, izlozi ma
mizo jajca in gnjat, cebulo in
bob in Ohio kave. Prodal je bla-
go ter iztrzil lepe novce. zena
VISA vesela, pricne kuhati veeer-
jo.
"Kje sta pa otroka"? vprasa
MOI. ~.
"Sla sta v gozd nabirat ja-
god', odvrne zena. =
"Kaj v gozd"? Sc vzroji on.
"Tam je carovnica Hrustalha.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-13
Koncert Zinke Milanov

Cleveland, Ohio. - o d b 0 r
Hrvatskog >kongresa priredjuje
u nedelju 16A aprila, 1914 u Slo-
venskom domu ma GAIT st. Clair
Ave. koncert Zinke Milanov.
Program pocima u 8 sata po-
slije podne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-13

Pred Gasom je ne0yorSki zupnn LaGuardid apeIidI
NeUyorGane prispeUke Naodn Uojn fond Ma njegoU
r0st dan uko bio noyOce predloz nradnkoBl fonda
SI34892 Oni znak pSizHnnja daroUa "bthday
cake Ma Sikh Uidae zupana, to,to, XII 10 daroUu in
Gelka newyorskega odbora onejenega fonda Emil Schra
IA LeUi). Il ..%.>.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-13

Lovely Leslie. Brooks. currently
appearing in "Coyer Girl" passes
on two tips for keeping cosy on
less fuel. The smartly tailored suit
with appealing lingerie touches
which she wears, Is an excellent
choice for chilly spring evenings.
And drawing the window shades at
night is a sure way to keep warm
air inside the house. The layer of
air trapped between the shade and
the glass can cut heat loss through
window panes by as much as ona~
third, = --.-a. -. -zr~,.s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-13

RESTORIRA SILO! Da vecjo
.silo in noye,moc izcrpanim mo-
tortem. -
\ 4NL4SfI MOTOR! Motor Sc
lahko in magic izcisti znotraj.
{ ! VzAktE SAFE VEN! MnogoS .
s.s saj Sc omehca in izvzame S sta
rim oljen,, dokler Gakate.>
/ ODSTRANI BLATO! Pomaga
a. oslstraniti IL inotoria skodljivo
blato, XII Sc tie nabralo mo- @
1, tozHen 0grpdiu preko ZINE
/ VALVES 14N 4 RINGS SfR&3-
SGEn1 M A1CISCENI! ALL
Il CUT special izbolisa adelova- z
NE kr0goy ln noimRga sprostiti
zatikajoGe valves ter da tenn 4
boliso kompresijo.
3 FDMAEA / ARANITI GAZO-
LfM Mnogf lastniki avtpv
/ p0r0caio O. vidneni 0ljsanju
.-s Y. - ~ !,
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-06
STOMACH KINDllNG
HIT WITH EDITOR

CAMDEN, Ark, Nov. 6. lUPl-W.
d. Inzar of Bearden is enc kind of
reader the editor Of Il local paper
enjoys seeing. When mzer came
II town recently To pay his subscrip-
ion. he also lef5 the editor mess
Of things such as tnrnip greens,
black-eyed peas anf a watermelon.
The editor needs a little stom-
aeh kindlina To help him once in
while said liner. The editor agreed.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-06
Candidates Wait
IoIe Verdict

ICON lAueu from Ia2e 1iS1
delay rarsss frtm a cay or so 70
December III Nsr,h Dakota.
Pennsylvania. Hhase > &c, oral
Fo.es n y 3e decisive III T.. count
7 is asn'sd serviea SsllttS ut.il Nov
: ea = -. Tat state has distributed
64}a7t armed service Sal!ats and
ex9a0ss .9ps2XiMa FL 100000 Of
.haa, - = CO A 1t. her the As
states have Distributed II estimat-
! ed I 894 - tallsss an6 oXreos p
i a55S55 of them > e returned.
Pei il lie IL e!2Seress G
. he srsS.d atial contest. A New
York =hesl aIi.S the two e2r'ezs-
- an IN tie $3.50 line. Ma
,ianal els il i or more doubtful
very doubtful states.
# he world eanl3 hold S breath,
it probably would CO 50 II tie AZ
X.9rs eNcitzmer Ct he POLLING.
NJ arly tal ri O. IL White
Irae#s ! Il stshe. IN z3r.rol Of
n hssse f represan.atiy ard
= Yel'!ozl complexion Of the sen
~. House anj senase S.3pdines
ara.
Sennte: HemaeratS IS. Republic
u, 81. Prs2r sSiye l.
House. democrats 2lt; Rero5li-
ans 30. ProereSsiyeS >, Farmer
Labor /. Ameriean-Lakor !, vacant
=
There are sufficient safe and
southern Democratic seats among
the SO for the senate at stake TO
assure that the Republicans will
not be able 70 increase their men,
bership ID 70 which would be neces-
,ary for them to obtain control of
he u0per house OF The 36 senate
seats up now, one IS for a short term
which ends January 8. when the
new 10th congress meets.
cor SCENTS VICTORY
Republicans insist, however. that
they will be able to win the eight
1r more additional house seats
which give them a numerical major
itv of The whole house and control
1f tha. chamber. As Of now, 81
Democrats cant id3tes including
Speaker Sam Ravburn ef Texas. are
anappossd ana five Republicans are
without oppcSlu0n. IN aaallon.
hrae Republicans were elected to
The house II Names jump-the-gun
election last Sertea Der.
Democrats are depending on Mr..
I Rsoseyel.'s vote appeal to reverse
IN anti-New Deal-Den' ocra.ic trend.
= became emphatieally evident in
the 1912 general elections and has
persisted through series of sub
sequent bv-elections in which the
lin Democra'ie house majority has
seen whitfield down until il no long
= exis.s. There are 432 house seats
at stake-and three already seated
from Maine equal 435.
Maine also elected governor last
Gu5ernatorial elections
are on the list in 81 states in which
70 governors now are Republicans
and y are Damocra tic. The ste.es
outside the solid South among which
the Republicans may hope to in
crease The number Of COP COVER
cors are Arizona, Rhode Islanc.
Utah. Indiana, New Mexico, North T
Dakc.a. Tennessee and West Vir-
5inia.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-06
s{IING CEGTuE& PINS
sFTJIF GrS PROBLEM

SPRINGFIELD Mass. 10Y. s.
UPp=-GI Jee en- now hang his
la.he5 on a windy line II IN La
.r7der-anl they went blow out
% sea!
4 request from her brother at an
outlying Air Force weather station
here for clothes pins with
spring-the ordinary kint won't do"
sent Miss Marie NJ. Hansen Of Cam
ridge, Mass searching in vain
ntil--
She spiad an ad cf the Package
Ma shinery .. which manufactures
! machine for wrapping spring
l9thes rims. Mis- Hansen related
}er problem. The company found it
93e Z box C 90 CT those pins still
N hand and promptly sent them
D Mis- Hansen.
They're VI in Labrador now, do
ing duty in the wind every Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-06
SCHOOLS ! PLEASURE

BOSTON, Nv 6. tUPl=Ihe
Youngsters a one Mattapan school
lont mind in tha Lest COINS to
classes each day. The seheol IS op-
Grated b. the FIapdsUast Prevent
oiium Of the Boston tuberculosis
5sza. for chileren Nho have been
,Xposed 10 the Gread disease, al
heugh they are not victims And
the chilaren de beatty Of it IS
hat the Gle ses are held outdoors
N 16 acres of Na9dlaHd.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-06
RETURNS HELPING HAND

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. 6. CUP
"A newspaper story of the plish.
of Mrs. Catherine Gentes. Army
wife and expe atant mother, who wa.
unable to find living quarters here
brought so many offers Of aid that
she decided to spend scme time
helpin. others in like circumstanc-
rs. She founc homes for 81 service
wives. mostly expectant mothers, DC
fore she decided she had done her
bit and abandoned the project.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-06
OFFICE ENGINEER TAKES
OVER Il {. DTTIES

GEORGE Morgan. formerly Of In
rerial. has assumed 6uties IS office
engineer Department ef Public
Nosfs, f. Paul Ford department
director and city engineer, announc-
ed Monday.
The position of office engineer
VS. 3uth-rized by the Ci.Y Council
Argus 10, Fsrd said
Morgan. who was builJing sarer-
intandss' A. Camp Ioekc.s ard has
been connected with other construe-
tian and eneineefing rr9ies.s in
recent years, left the employ of the
I'm ii irrigation District at I'M
perial to take the situation.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-06
ALI PHONES, ANYWAY

CHICAGO. Nov. s. IUPl-HaroIC
j. Harrison, former member of the
Nays Seaoees, has told of an en-
terrrising racket of scme fighting
men in the South Pacific who
sought to supply the demand Of
friends and relatives in the States
tor souvenir japanese flags. The
men. he said. covered a coffee tin
with heavy red paint and pressed
il Gown on parachute cloth. When
il soaked through. it was the Ris-
ing Sun flag and was then embel-
lished with scribbling to represent
Japanese writing. The selling prize
vas $50 per flag.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-06
MILLION DAILY OUTPUT

KANSAS CITY. Kan, NV. 6
CUP1-North American Aviation Of
Kansas has reached production
schedules under which airplanes
and spare parts valued at more than
enc and one quarter million dollars
are produced daily. The figures
were revealed by Henry Hogan
chairman of the board of directors
who sale the companys Kansas
City, Kan. plant had turred out
more than 5000 BIS Mitchell bomb
erS.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-06
OMAHA COUPLE KILLED

IGEG BEACH Cal.. Nov. 6. diP1
Mishael A. Pilarim so, fssmer
Cmaha. Neb., ool.ee officer and his
s..fe. Lucille, II. were killed hte
&. ur3ay when their car sollided
Ss-7-.r With asother c@iven by
Char,a5 Cranick, Is, Wcstmirsssr,
III. MA. II the Long Fs1eh
Naval hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-06
ATTENDS ISO MET

Mrs. Ria Noah. t.rcct0r OF t2C
Use. F. Centre. left the city Mon
Gay for Idlewild, California. where
she will 2.tend 4 four-day Institute
Workshop. Purpose Of The institute,
an annual affair, is to enable direc-
;ors 10 "see the forest rather than
individual trees. Mrs. Noah said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-06
1see MExICANS At WORK

TIL mon'al. Farm ! - Rep9r.
for Ae month of Csts1er showed
1900 Mexican agricultural lab5res :,
q figure 81 rar cert as5ye normal,
George C-Tisaes. firm placement
manager. announced Monday
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-06
GETS 60-DAY TERM

John Dcmir2uez. 43-ycar-old In
dian, was confined to he city Jail
tel 60 DAYS Monday. He was relca ed
by police recently on a 60-d7N SIS
perSion with The provision th2. he
leave Fl Centre for six nontos. Ec
was placed in custody, when officers
faunt lin lettering il s1Wl1 1Yei
the week end.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-06

PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Noy. 6.
tUP1-There was a family reunion
at the Sieney knight home in Port
Arthur-three brothers and three
sisters who were together for the
first time in 81 years. They travelled
from Ohio. Kentucky. Louisiana.
and Texas.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-06
We have the battery that gives you
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RIGHT FOR WARTIME DRIVING!
RIGHT FOR WARTIME DRIVING!

mats protect the power
source !. . keep the power.
producing active material in
the plates longer.
Why not insure against
starting failures during the
cold months ahead? Let us
quickly install a new B. F.
Goodrich Glasstextoday. We
still have ample stocks.
BATTERY sERv:cE...FREE!3
Our careful attention will help
head off battery failure. Drive in.
Ask for a free check-up today!
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-06

CIT TAKES a tough battery
TO keep its starting punch
these days, because you can't
rely on long trips to keep it
charged. That's why wise
buyers insist on the genuine
B. F. Goodrich Glasstex.
A Glasstex supplies peak
power, to begin with. But
more than that, this battery
is built to keep producing
sure-starting power longer,
by many months, than ordi.
nary batteries. Special glass
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-06
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1914

Australia were being paralyzed by
what was rapidly becoming the
worst and most tragic drought oil
the century.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-06
nEouTu HITS AUSTRALIA

SYDNEY. Nov. 6. tUP1-The
Daily Mirror reported Montay that
Great parts Of eastern and southern
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-06
RAMBLING REPORTER
Con nued ION Pare one

Con l1uGl ION Pace One
week Once every six months heY
sew FOR the dispers ary n the ma
fine station and feel rlonficd.
Wouldn't II be a good idea 10 play
bridge less and work at the surgical
dressing center more2
Thank you. marine wives. I felt
certain You would realize the impor-
tance OF surgical aressirpe mere
than other people You have such a
large stake in this War Remember
IL helps us TO help others.
=. S. We'll be checking up
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-06
Note Ia Weather Man

You've done fine with the weather
thus far. Weatherman Roy Simpson.
In fact, days like this are 100
per cent perfect ard 100 per cent
satisfactory.
Oh, well. what's a little sticky
mud?
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-09
. SO THEY SAY

The nation which loses will
have endcd its existence be-
cause it is madness to expect
anything else of this battle but
victory or perdltlon. - Adolf
Hitler.
Some life is endangered by
every idle hour - Gov. John
w. Broker OF Ohio.
The leaders in education will
be confronted with the most
challenging demand in their his
tory (after the war;. The aV-
erage young man or woman who
has only finished high school
-eant4otbe expected to return 10
school for four long years. -
Col. John n. Andrews, SclectiVe
Service postwar activities d.
rector.
We were not surprised but
were disappointed not to find
major units Of the Jap fleet at
Truk. ! believe the Japs are be-
ginning to find maintenance Of
fleet at Truk very difficult and
perhaps they had decided to
withdraw their major units long
before we attacked Pacific
Fleet Adml. Chester w. Nimitz.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-09
BY PETER EDISON

Black Market ope rations
in textiles and apparel, now
threatening to increase u. S.
clothing costs through elimina-
ton of lower priced lines, may
begin at the textile mill and
carry through every step of the
industry, right TO the retailer,
according TO Office of Price
Administration enfo &c m n
officials.
Simplest operation, in sales
by the mills, may he in falsifi-
cation of invoices, the customer
paying for more yardage than he
receives, and knowing IT. Or
more directly, there may be
cash premiums paid on the side
by the buyer.
These sales by the mills are
normally of what the trade calls
grey goods, the unfinished fab
RIGS which 90 TO the conVerters
who may dye the cloth, print II.
give it water repellent finishes
or any number Of special treat
mentS
Here arc the optional steps
and the entirely legal steps
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-09

ton by Director Ben StolOff that
they might hire Foster Swear
old daughter, Stcphanie, for a
scene with him in his current
picture Murder in Bermuda,
al Goth Century Fox.
Explained Foster We tried
that two years ago III a picture.
We we're half way through a
hong scene when she interrupted
and asked Daddy, is that man
taking a picture of us?
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-09
Rowing Reporters

ers that were long range any
way have heightened our reach.
They can stay with the bomberS
and fight off attacking German
planes over targets where hith-
erto our BITS and r 25s were
dependent mainly on the so
callber machine gun that the
German rockets are meant TO
counter.
Once started homeWard, the
bomber chance of getting there
TO fight another day--or night
is better this winter than ever.
Though control cables be shot
away, a pilot can depend on an
electronic auto-pilot that IS
much safer than a mechanical
or pncumatic system. And once
he reaches Britain, he neeu' no
longer dread crash landing on
a fog bound field. Now there are
so many fields that some arc al
ways clear, and he Will be guld-
ed to one.
al of which adds up to a dark
future for the defending Luft-
waite, made darker by the loom
ing shadow Of the Bog, the
worlds greatest bomber which
soon Will come roaring into the
air war. But against even 1t,
men who keep fighting and try
ing will find defense, perhaps
not complete but respectable
And the LuttWaffe Is still fight
ing and trying. In the air as on
the ground, the Nazi IS many
things, but he is no pushover.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-09
STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION

The disorder and confusion that result when in
dviduoI communities bIindy go forward without
consultation with their neishbcrs could hordly be
better demonstrated thon in the moze OF duPl'eot'
ina street nomes existing throus hout Moeomb eoun-
ty municipalities
The recent heortenns efforts OF those eommun
flies in cooperation with utility firms, in clarifying
the situation through q countrywide study OF the
problem is the sort Of thing that reemphosizes the
need for planning ond thinking on bosis OF the
district as whole.
1t was, probably, quite natural that the several
Mocomb county communities - in their roP'd'y ex'
pondins youth-were prone to think solely OF fher
own problems; and to ignore those Of the county at
Jorge.
Now, however thot such course hos proved
untenobe it is highly desirable that, in much more
weqhty moters thon thot Of street designations the
munic poIities shoII work together to make OF the
county as whole the we'll balanced, orderly and
progressive governmental unit TO which its 100000
residents ore entitled.
There should be no issue Of township against
village, city against township or North against
South; eoch section Of the county whole should
and must if we to ottoin efficiency, work in hor
mony for the good Of oil sections Of the county.
The street name revision program is q subston-
tiol move in the right direction.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-09
DR.. NEW DEAL GOES SOUTH

Old Dr. New Deal may have closed his office
for the duration in this country but practise at his
branch office in Puerto Rico promises to hit new
hioh And the doctor con thank woodworking
old remedy called Puerto Ricon rum for his new pro.
fessonoI oftluence So for the remedy has helped
the doctor even more than it has the potients.
1t works this way. Rum has become wlly-niIIY,
pretty much the American national drink, as hosty
glance OF the shelves Of any grog shop will tell you
The Internal Revenue Bureau has oIwoys collected
the federol tax on the Puerto Ricon product and
then turned the whole tox back TO the insuIor gov
eminent without even deducting the usual 10 per
cent agents commission.
Until liquor distiIIing wos halted in this coun-
try Puerto Rcos tox amounted to only 81 OOO,-
600 or s., 100000 year. The official estimate Of
the 1914 tax, however, is about $50, 900 OQO Some
sources place it SO per cent higher But at any rote
Gov Rexford Guy TuoweII and his loyal Legislature
now envision sufficient income TO launch ful-scoe
New Deal on the island unhompered by any knucke-
ripping from the United States Congress-
AccordnqIy, the Puerto Rico Planning, Urban
ling and Zonng Boord lost month presented to
Governor TuqweII six-yeor plan Of social and ply
sicoI improvement for the island The totoI cost
would be Sal ,4O4 Gas, which is the islands entire
projected income through 1850, plus 5 ,8O4 646
Of borrowed funds
The proeronn includes many Improvements which
unquestonobIy needed, and badly - schools,
hospitos, roods housing sewage systems other pub.
lie health measures, more direct relief But the pro-
gram, judging from the prospectus, would rule out
private business almost entirely Puerto Rcos man.
ufocturing industries would be developed financed
and apparently run by the government
All this is PREDICTED upon presidential veto Of
an amendment TO q Puerto Rcon relief bill, now
pending in Congress, which would let the federoI
treasury retain half the collected tox and spend
SIS OOOO 600 year for relief out Of thot sum- with
Puerto Rico matching the amount. And proponents
of the sixyeor plan to take this veto for 9ront-
ed, if the bill ever gets to the veto stoge.
Meanwhile, continental supporters OF the plan
con always drink run thus swelling the Puerto
Ricon treasury Those oein the nsuor New Deot
Nwill list have to switch TO beer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-09
SKIP THE PIE PLEASE

ST. LOUIS - Motorman Har-
old Landau walked into res
taurant and calmly asked cof-
fee. drinking CAB driver how
long 1t would take him TO fin
ish.
About three or four minutes.
Why replied the cabbie.
Il want to get home. said
Landau. my house is ON fire.
And IL was.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-09
. FLASHES
OF
LIFE .
nv the Associated Press
PEARLS OF WISDOM

NEW YORK - A young wo-
man who makes consumer re-
search surveys has discovered
technique for overcoming
housewife resistance.
Met at the door by a hostile
prospect, she SurrcptiouSiy snaps
a string which sends dozens OF
cheap, imitation pearls TO the
floor.
Almost every housewife, she
says, viii come TO the rescue. AS
they scramble around picking
up the pearls the ice is broken
and she gets her answers.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-09
ADD INCIDENTS

Walter Brennan's daughter,
Ruth, is starting a screen career
OF her own in a small role in
David O. Selznlck's Since You
Went Away She's using the
name of Lynn Winthrop. :.
Clarence Muse, the Negro actor,
has written a ballad, River Of
Freedom" which Paul Robson
Will introduce in concert soon.
Muse is the composer of When
It's Sleepy Time Down South.
Alan Curtis and his mus
tsche have parted company.
Universal thought 1t made him
look too villalnous.
A soldier spent 10 minutes
talking TO Vera Vague the other
night Later, he told a friend:
That Kay Francis is wonderful.
But l never knew she looked so
much like Vera Vague
Nominated as the funniest
scene OF the year. Gary Cooper
singing Pistol Packin' Mama"
in those South Pacific newsrcels.
Add oddities. Van Rootcn
and Van Tooten are the names
of two actors on Paramount's
The Hitler Gang" set ..
Betty Hutton may do play next
spring based on the life of Eva
Tanguay.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-09
HASTY SELECTION

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.
A car stolen from in front of a
garage was found four blocks
away, probably the spot where
the thief discovered the futilitY
of the push-there was no motor
under the hood.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-09
. IN HOLLYWOOD

Sonny Tufts, who plays a}ski-
trooper in Il Love Soldier, -
got his AZ classification as the
result of a skiing accident.
If Greta Carlo returns 10 the
screen. she'll probably be co..
starred with Charles Boyer III d
Universal flicker.
Preston Foster put the nix,
but emphaticallV, on a suEgeS-