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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15
DONALD BELL:
ROOSEVELT ODGOVARJA
CHURCHILLU

Predsednikova posanica je naslovljena kongresu,
toda prece DO adi dezeli in tud izven nje XII bodo
nasi njej odgovor svoja vprasanja. Med mimi Sc
nahaja najbrze tud uednik angleskega lista Econo-
mist" Pred par tedni je Sc napada radi tega ker
so amersk poli in psate obsojai Anglijo radi ME
politcne memorable in nam grozil da Sc DO Angina
obrnila proc cd in nasona Rusijo Zdaj pa Je
zacel 'Economist' razagat amerskemu ]udstVu,
kako je reba ravna In jasno je bo cutiti mglJaj ola
bo Britannia sla svoa poa, tako potcnem kot vo-
jaskem pogledu
Ia zadnji napad je Sc boil vazen kot plvi, ker ga
je podpirao tudi drugo ali mani nspirirano caso-
pisje kot Edenova yorkshire Post, "londonsk Times,
in Beaverbrookov Evening Standard Vs dobro infor-
nani opazovalc so takoj spozna, da je imela vsoka
roka svoje prse Yes ia Zbor je zaheVa poasnla
nasednjh tockah:
1. Vojaska strategja - Zedinjene drzave so Au've
Ga vodmo strogO eVropske Vone temVec delmo sVo-
je napore ma dvoje bojisc.
2 Montgomery maj postane namestniK vrhovnega
komandanta
3. Evopske plobleme maj resta Rusija in Anglia,
rlva ma vzhodu, druga ma zahodu Amelika maj
mesa.
4. Gede Nemcije, maj b Anglia spremena geslo
blezpogone pIedaje katero e iznase Roosevelt, je
Eorstno le Rusiji in Franciji.
s. Amerika mai ne krtzi1a angleske )olitike In
tiji in Palestin.
imperijalizma - Amelika maj pove, kaj hoce.
Ako on angeski kitk, ki je iznasel teh took, ci-
ia predsednikovo posanco, kaj DO nasel njej?
Gede prve tocke, vojaske strategic, je predsednk
opomnil da posVetili naprej EVrop, ola resimo
Britance in Ruse, da morali mst tudi ma Kino,
ki bi Sc bila sicer mogla sesuti
pogledu vrhovne komande Evlopi je predsed-
nix potrdil da uziva Eisenhower nJegoVo vecje
panje Ono malenkostno spremembo katero Videi
te dn e izvede general Eisenhower sam brez pritiska
skladu potrebami ia 'front.'
Tretjic glede uIeditve EvIop, tenn vpraSanju
bosa odlocaa nt Russia niti Anglia, temvec Europa
sama. Ameriska poitika nevnesavanja pomeni, da
roI2ta Russia in Anglia deati ko jina d1ago, temvec
mol2ta bt prevdni svojm pritiskom udi ako b radi
tega imelo pt do izgredov manjsega obsega Predsed
nix pravi de hQdo evropski narodi svoe ezavne prob
lezn9 sami 1zreslf znacilno e, da predsednk
tenn mestu preide vprasanje nesoglasij med zavez
Tiki. Predsednik prznava, da je vsaka poltka nemogo
ca ako soi MO sila da jo podpre. Obenem pa je
naglas da poka sile postati odocilni faktor
mednarodnih odnosajih. On poudarja, da bono
obotaVja posluzti svOjega vplva, da zaamcimo IL
vcdbo nacel Atantskega catera Predsednik e udi po
udaril, da mamo dolg naplam vadam izgnanstvu,
pram pokretom odpora, jem podtalne borbe in vei
kim zaveznikom. On XII Angleskem citajo predsed-
nkov govor bodo vede da e treba vpostevati prvake
podtane borbe Rusi bodo razumeli, da tudi Wade
v izgnanstyu nekaj stejejo. .=
Glede brezpogojne predaje pa je predsednik deja,
da e brezpogojna predaja sovraznik armad prv pred
pogo toda ysekakor le prv keFak povoni svet Brez
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15
ZADUSNICA

V torek, 16. januarja DO mi
milo osem let odkar je preminil
Victor Opaskar. V ia namen
sc bo brala zadusnica, v cerkvi
sv. Vida jutri oh $50 uri zju-
traj. Sorodniki in prijatelji so
vabljeni, da Sc udelezijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15

Tajnik vojnega odpomoznega
o n d a Amerikancev juznoslo-
vanskega porekla, Rev. Strahi-
MIA Maletic, podaja pomoznem
delu "a Jugoslayijo sledeceStri-
mesecno porocilo:
Predstavniki Ujedinjenega od-
bora so re v zacetku leta 1914
iskali cd tozadevnih ameriskih
! oblasti dovoljenja, da Sc zacne v
tel dezeli organizovana akcija "a
pomoc izstradanim narodom Ju-
goslavije. Mnogo Sc je odlasalo
in zapreke so bile cd razlienih
strani, a navsezadnje je koncem
meseca augusta lanskega leta
dial Presidents War Relief Con-
troll Board zakonito pravico Uje-
dinjenemu odboru "a zbiranje in
odposiljanje pomoci nasi start
domovini. Ker so nekatere Or
ganizacije ameriskih Juzni h
Slovanov re cd pref imele po-
dobno dovoljenje "a reliefno de-
10, je Ujedinjeni odbor kot or
ganizacija, katera zdruzuje vse
nase narodnostne skupine, zr-
tvoval mnogo truda, dobre wolfe
in potrpezljivosti, da Sc Iposa-
meme reliefne skupine nasega
naroda V. Ameriki zdruzijo v
skupni centralni odbor, pod ka-
terega vodstvom bi ameriski
Juzni Slovani delali popolnoma
samostojno V svojih skupinah v
pogledu reliefa. TO prizadeva-
ME ma zalost nj uspelo in tako je
bilo mesec dni della popolnoma
izgubljeno.
Vojni reliefni fond America
nov, juzno-slovanskega porekla
sc je konstituiral po letnem zbo-
rovanju Ujedinjenega odbora v
Pittsburghu dine %. septembra
leta 1914 in vodstvo te organi-
zacije SO prisle skoro tiste ose-
be, kot jih imamo v vodstvu
Ujedinjenega odbora. Mas Vojni
fond je popolnoma samostalna,
nepoliticna in izkljucno humani-
tarna organizacija. Ona je IRA
stla in Sc razvila iz narodnih mo-
ci Ujedinjenega odbora, kateri
je postal v tel drugi svetovni
vojni izrazovit politicni faktor
ameriskih Juznih Slovanov.
Sledeci so vzroki, XII so vodili
Ujedinjeni odbor, da Sc tel de-
zeli pod njegovim pokrovitelj-
stvom organizira reliefna akcija
"a pomoc Jugoslaviji:
1.-Vesti, XII so cd casa do ca
sa prihajale IL osvobojenega te-
ritorija Jugoslavije, SO mas uve-
rile 0 strahovitem stradanju ma
sih narodov in njihovem ne
verjetnem pomanjkanju elemen-
tarnih zivljenskih potrebscin in
2.-Prepricanje, da more sa-
mo organizacija, katera zdruzu-
je vse ameriske JUNE Slovane
in sicer: Slovence, Hrvate, Srbe
in Macedonce, uspesno in ma ST.
roki bazi zapoceti reliefno kam-
panic med amerisko publiko, ka-
terra obcudovanjem gleda ma
| JUNO Slovane kot zavezniski ma
rod, katori je v borbi proti fasiz-
mu - k up n m u sovrazniku
Zdruzenih narodov-si pridObil
prioriteto "a izdatno materialno
pomoc.
V teku treh mesecev je mas
Vojni fond brez kampanje zbral
mad $290, 900 ter ogromno kolici-
no materiala v blagu, hrani in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15
Y ZADNJO CAST

Clanise drustva ''Nepredne
Slovenke" st: 137 SNPJ sc opo-
zarja; da sc nocoj, oh s. uri zbe-
rejo v zeletovem pogrebnem "a
vodu, da izkazejo zadnjo cast
umrli clanici Amaliji Golob.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15

DODATNO POROCILO
Pokojni Frank Gabrenja, ka-
terega pogreb Sc DO jutri vrsil,
je bill clan drustva Janeza Krst-
nika st. 81 ABB in podr. st. 6
SMZ.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15

nicnih sill. Chairman ameriske-
ga odbora je gospa Joyce Balo-
kovic. Med pokrovitelji ali
sponsors" tega odbora so mai
uglednejsi predstavniki IL anne
riskega javnega zivljenja, kakor
Marshal Field, Dorothy Parker,
Spyros Skouras in drugi. Ina
mo upanje, pri tozadevnih te-
meljito prepricanje, da DO ia od-
Dor "a casa svoje kampanje v
mesecu januarju in februarju
uspel, da zbere mad million do
Flarjev v denarju in blagu. Znani
casnikar in komentator radia,
Walter Winchell, je priporocil
ameriski javnosti mas Vojni fond
potion WIZ blue Network) in
je prvi prispeval svoj velikodusa
nj dar v znesku $1,000. Ma po-
pularnem progra mu radia
March of Time" je bilo nedav-
no apelirano ma Americane, da
Sc odzovejo akciji "a pomoc Ju-
goslaviji.
Povsem je umljivo, da Sc nj
moglo zapoceti organizacije v
TAKEN obsegu brez velikih stro-
skov. Stroski Ameriskega odbo-
ra "a diva meseca so znasali $685.
900. Vso to vsoto v znesku $685.
900 sta placala iz svojega last
mega zepa gospa Joyce in 60
spod Zlatko Balokovic. To je do
zdaj najvecji prispevek, kateri
je bill dan v Ameriki "a indirekt-
no pomoc narodom v Jugoslavi-
il. Take plemenite zrtve nj zabe-
lezene V analih nasega izseljeni-
skega zivljenja. Gospa Joyce in
gospod zlatko Balokovic v res
nici zasluzita, da Sc ju smatra
velikim dobrotnikom narodov v
Jugoslaviji. o tenn je treba, da
izpregovore svojo besedo uvod-
nj clanki nasega demokratskega
jugoslovanskega casopisja. Svo-
bodno lahko povemo, pri tel pri-
liki, da to nj prvi dar rodbine
Balokovic. Ia narodno stvar so
potroSili v teku let naravnost
lantasticne vsote.
! kakor je poprej povedano, bo
V januarju in februarju zapocel
ia Ameriski odbor z javno kam-
panic "a zbiranje denarnih pri-
spevkoV in reliefnega materiala
med ameriskim ljudstvom. Me
goVo delo Sc bo V glavnem osre-
dotocilo ma sledeca mesta: Los
Angeles, San Francisco, San Pc
dro, Oakland, Portland, Seattle,
Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, St.
Louis, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee,
New Orleans, Philadelphia. New
York in Washington. Dolznost
nasega naroda v navedenih me-
stih je, da v vsakem pogledu po-
maga pri akciji Ameriskega od-
bora.
Ze pri samem zacetku orga-
nizovanja Vojnega fonda Sc je
poudarjalo prepricanje, da je po-
trebno dati pomoc nasim napa-
denim narodom Jugoslaviji v
naJkraJsem casu, to je: predno
nastopi kruta zima. Hitra po-
moe je dvojna pomoc-to .ie bila
Vodilna misel nasega della. Radi
tega so bile vse nase sile dosled-
no usmerjene ma delo v dive po-
glavitni nalogi:
1.-Da sc ma nitro. zbere cd
ameriskih juznih Slovanov kar
najvec reliefnega materiala, in
2.-Na prizadevanje, da Sc pri
visjih oblastih doseze korak, da
Sc dobi posebno ladjo, katera hi
nabrani material prepeljala pred
nastopom zine naravnost v Ju-
goslavijo.
Prvo postavljeno nalogo, ka-
kor smo rekli, smo zacasno re-
sill, v pogledu ladje same pa smo
dobili po vsestranskem priza-
devanju sele "a. oktobra 1914 cd
! & E
Evening star., 1945-04-15
Maureen's a Practical Maid
By R0saHnd Shafer

cleaning and even washing in her
well-kept home Il hung up the
wash on Sundays in a corner of
the garden under a bush so the
neighbors wouldn't see," she says.
She is proud that she can do a good
job of fancy ironing
Mrs. Price is a very good cook.
particularly priding herself on her
iacy-thin pancakes, fluffy omelets
and such items. She and Price like
to cook for each other and their
friends.
A severe critic of things theatre
cal, her own experience goes back to
the age of II when she began doing
radio shows. and later television
shows in London. At IA she had
been enrolled in the Abbey Theater
and had won all the prizes in the
frequent acting and play festivals
about Dublin.
1t was in one of these that Harry
Richman spotted her, when she was
II. He told Charles Laughton, who
gave her her first film role, lead
opposite him in Jamaica Inn"
which brought a Hollywood offer.
Since then. she's been under double
contract, at Twentieth Century Fox
and RKO.
Her baby daughter Bronwyn. aged
10 months. is red-headed beauty
like mama
Evening star., 1945-04-15
NEW YORK

NE" YUM.
By the Associated Press.
Michael Joseph Todd. now appar-
entity firmly entrenched in culture
is readying The Happy Breed"
Elinor Prvor's novel about the Nor
mons, for early production. 1t is
being adapted by Betty Smith Of
Brooklyn horticulturist fame. Mike
also has an unpublished score by
Victor Herbert which should be his
next musical. For the Betty Smith
dramatization, says Mike. Joan
Fontaine and Walter Pidgeon would
be suitable" Suitable, he says!
Two extremely broad versions of
Gilbert & Sullivan's H NJ s. Pima
fore" are IN rehearsal. .. Max Cor
don's production is called Holly
wooo Pinafore,' with the principal
role Hollywood producer instead OF
Sir Joseph Porter, the action takes
place in a movie studio. . John
Wildberg's version is an all-Negro
production with Bill Robinson and
Avon Long starred, called Mem
phis Bound and concerns show
boat troupe. They will open with
in six Gays of each other during
May.
Greta Keller, the continental
chanteuse, started a concert series
last week. Max Reinhardt once de-
scribed her artistry as The voice
only God can destroy"
Perry Como, of the swooning bar
itone set, will make another film
shortly. :. Jimmy and Tommy Dor
sey will appear in United Artists
film about their parallel batoneering
careers which will be called My
Evening star., 1945-04-15
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Maureen O'Hara doesn't drink,
she doesn't smoke, she dislikes night
clubs and big parties and Holly
woods more sophisticated section
views her with suspicion-sure that
she can't be real
Maureen is just an old-fashioned
person, but she is not dull. She's
sentimental. domestic, practical and
beautiful. She's a good actress, too
Part of Maureen O'Haras charm
is her sincerity; she's frank to the
point of being disconcerting. Her
opinions are likely to be incisive and
She likes or dislikes people entirely
on the basis of her personal reac-
ton, not on the basis of their i'm
portance. There is no neutral ground
in the O'Hara domain.
About the name, O'Hara; her own
name is FitZsimon. and she con-
siders it more distinguished. She
acquired the O'Hara when she made
her first film
Maureen was born in Dublin. Ire
land. in middle class family of FIVE
children. Her mother was an opera
SAAAS>A uild oAtI COD, wiz 10 Sll1I q
beauty, Maureen says She's proud
in an impersonal way that she has
been named as beauty by four ma
tional columnists. She's keeping the
clippings so that her children tshe
has one child so far can be proud
of their mother. But she values
beauty only for what it's worth and
takes no personal credit for her
clear-cut, statuesoue good looks
Maureen likes candy, but avoids
it to keep her weight down. When
she goes in for losing weight. she
does it seriously The wardrobe de-
partment found complete refittings
on elaborate costumes necessary be-
cause she lost pounds one week
end. Her own taste is for rather
plain clothes yet she makes a cos
tune whistling matter when she
walks on set
Married to Will Price, SCREEN
writer, now Marine lieutenant in
the Pacific, Maureen's absent hus-
band is we'll enshrined in senti-
mental mementoes about their
pleasant stone canyon home Flow
ers from her bridal bouquet are
preserved in perfume bottle. tied
with wisp of the tulle bridal veil
An album holds pictures of their
wedding. which took place at the
Price family home near Macomb,
Miss.
Maureen is combination of Irish
sentiment and practical training,
and the statuesque beauty has
turned to and done the cooking,
Evening star., 1945-04-15
The Durable Mr.. DOWnev
BY lean Meegan

radio. He is heard over 349 stations
and in some cities he can be heard
two or three times by transcription
on the same day.
One days audience under this ar
rangement probably amounts to
more than all the club dates he
filled in 20 trips to Europe and l,700
theater engagements in this country.
DoWney never has regarded sing
ing as his only calling. He's in the
coffee and cotton business in Brazil,
the hotel and contracting business
in Mexico and the real estate bust
ness in Connecticut He maintains:
Il can work 10. IL. Is hours at a
crack-I don't think a day goes by
that I don't work IL hours-but
when I just sing l relax"
He can afford to-noW. He has a
radio contract through l947-Wlth-
out options, rare arrangement in
radio. He made TOO a week more
at the Plaza Hotel this last engage
ment than he did when he was there
seven years ago.
A letter from one Of his home town
folks 'Wallingford. Conn., came
one day with the bitter-sWeet judg
ment: You have improved, Morton,
but not much"
Well. he didn't need to.
Evening star., 1945-04-15
Broadway in Brief

Brother Leads a Band" 1t will
feature hit songs recorded and
made famous by each of the musical
brothers. "A Bell for Adano"
will lay off six weeks from June 80
until August 13 so Frederic March
and his fellow actors may have
vacation.
The road company Statue Of Lib
erty, installed on Times Square for
the Sixth War Loan drive. will re-
main for the seventh: the lovely
lady of freedom is having her face
lifted and repainted in entirety
just like any other modern Amer
lean girl.
Golden Gate Quartet is off on
concert tour. William Calm
Productions. Inc. announces it will
present musical comedy about the
Brooklyn Dodgers, entitled The
Beautiful Buns" . Calm is a
medically discharged GI. The
Theatre Club. Inc, has voted its
annual award to Il Remember
Mama"
Evening star., 1945-04-15
Today's Schedules
ATHOLIC UNIVERSITY

CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
Peer Gynt":: $50 pm
NATIONAL - Three Genera
tons: 2::30 and $50 pm,
CAP1TOL-"It's in the Bag:
1:55, 4::3O, 7:l5 and 3 55 pm.
Stage shows: 1855, 3:35. 6:l5
and 8:55 pm.
COLUMBIA-"Ill Be Seeing
You: l:35, 3:35, o:35, 7:35
and 9:35 pm.
EARLE-"A Song to Remem-
ber":: lao. 4:25, 7:05 and GAS
pm. Stage shows: Ills, $50,
$50 and 9:10 pm.
KEITH S-"Experiment Peril
GUS: /, 3:l5, $50, 7:45 and
10pm.
LITTLE-"In Which We Serve:
2:l5, $40 and S:35 pm.
METROPOLITAN - "Practic-
ally Yours: l:20, 3:25, $50,
7:35 and 9:40 pm.
PALACE-"A Tree Grows in
Brooklyn: l:30, 4:10, $50
and $50 pm.
PIX-"Mue Town: !, 800, $40.
8 and 1920 pm.
TRANS-LUX-News and shorts.
Continuous from l pm.
Evening star., 1945-04-15

NEW YORK.
Morton Downey, in % years of
singing, has. survived the public
RACES for fellows like Little Jack
Little, whispering Jack Smith
Lanny Ross, Rudy Vallee and Harry
Richman-and winds up in the
Crosby -Sinatra era making $4,000
a week for his Mutual Broadcasting
System show and $150OOO a year
from personal appearances and re-
cordings
Shrewd, genial, fortyish, the Irish
tenor has none of the nut element
in his following. He described him.
self once as the dowager's dilem-
ma" The backbone of his fans are
sentimental taxi drivers, sensible
housewives and homesick soldiers.
However, when he has a night
club opening he can assure the
management that the carriage trade
will turn out-and there won't be
bobby-socker in sight He frank
ly says: From the time I went
to work for Paul Whiteman 1924l
I always tried to get six important
Inames-social or political--in every
town to come to our opening. The
papers would write about them
and We were in"
Celebrity List Huge.
Downey's celebrity list is much
longer now 1t is SO good that the
old Plaza Hotel on Fifth avenue
paid him $4,000 week last month
to bring the fashionable trade to
the Persian room The first week
he was there patrons included Clark
Gable, the Duke of Marlborough,
Lana Turner, Justice Frank Murphy
Arlene Francis, Mrs. Jimmy Doo-
little, Jim Farley and Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Foy.
Next to his exceptionally high,
sweet voice. Downeys most impor-
tant professional asset is his friends
they run from half-fed artists to
millionaires Probably he is the
only performer who ever had king
for a booking agent. Leopold of
Belgium liked him so we'll at a night
club in London that he had him
engaged by the Royal Palace Hotel
in Ostend.
His everyday friends are regular
patrons OF tne StOrR CluD ana Il,
yet the men and women who listen
to him on the air discount such
sophistication and are mindful only
Of the grand songs he sings: The
Old Rugged Cross" Molly Malone" !"
mo Namara's Band"-and the fact
that he is the father of five children
His mail is full of crocheted knick-
nacks and God Bless You felici-
tationS.
Mail Follows Pattern.
Downey's mail follows this pat
tern: May I say your voice is sweet
and lovely as ever-and may God
keep it So"
Early in the winter the tenor went
overseas. Immediately his mail was
bulky with bon voyage messages
like: My husband and I have lis
tened to you for years. Go with
God by your side, Morton.
There is steady flow of 500 letters
a week. The number of people he
reaches is extraordinary even for
Evening star., 1945-04-15
HOLLYWOOD.

|
Nightmares of barbed wire and fly
paper, royalty, the horns of Texas
steers and Miss Shirley Temples
kisses are routine with such Holly
wood people as Miss Ann Harris of
the Selznick studio and Dr. Herman
LisSauer of Warner Bros.
Suppose you were a Phi. D. who
spoke five languages, who knew his
tory like a Sorbonne professor-and
suppose people called you on the
telephone all day to ask questions
such as: Was a fellow named
Chauncey Olcott a crooner, like
Sinatra, and did bobby sox brigades
follow him around, like Sinatra?"
Wouldn't bother you at all. You'd
probably know the answer, bang,
just like that. Or know where to
get it Immediately.
Miss Ann Harris and DR.. Herman
Lissauer are two of Hollywood S
best-known research department
heads. Their dossiers, files, bibles, y
Photographic collections and memo
ries are enormous. In fact, their
collection of Americana, their pre-
else, all-inclusive data on historical
periods are so large that profess
sional scholars often turn to them
When great universities. and IL
braries fail.
A lot of their work is as dry as the
dust on Latin professors book
shelf, but they have fun, too-get all
| tangled up in barbed wire, like Miss
Harris is at the moment.
Matter of Barbed Wire.
Miss Harris is involved in barbed
wire because of Selznick's all-star
Western, Duel in the Sun" The
story is about Texas around 1880.
And Director King Vidor wants to
know: Did they use barbed wire in
the Panhandle in 1880? Was there
a fence law in 1880? Duel in the
Sun had better be right or else
thousands of Texans will take pen
or gun-in hand
The flypaper incident occurred
during production of a recent pic
ture which had old Chicago as a
locale. There was long and anus
ing scene involving rolls of f1ypaper
and comedians in a store 1t had to
be cut out of the picture. Flypaper
hadn't been invented in the period
the picture was supposed to depict.
Shirley Temple. one of Selznick's s
stars, now is working for Columbia
in Kiss and Tell" There is a scene
in which she auctions kisses at a
USO bazaar. The script writers re-
membered that gals sold kisses dur
ing the last war. but wait a minute,
are kisses Salable commodity in
this war? And does the USO sell
them? Several dozens of letters
and a handful of kilograms were
dispatched and the scene was held
up until it could be proved that the
USO did, under certain circum-
stances. smile on kisses.
Paulette Goddard's prayer book
was a questionable item in kitty y
a Paramount picture. The period
was 1870 and it was thought quite
important for a person to have pre-
riselv the right prayer book Para
mounts London Office, in response
TO a cable. secured England. found
an 1870 book and shipped it over.
1t was used in the Scene-but the
preacher held it in such way that
YOU couldn't tell whether it was
relic or modern American hymnal
The King Couldn't Write.
Warner Bros. once made a pic
ture in which an English King
signed his name to document
Result of that was several thousand
letters from high school students.
They were studying history and
knew very we'll that this King was
illiterate
Joe De Young, another wellknoWn
researcher. stood in the middle of