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Evening star., 1945-12-06
|Rosalind Finds Role Confining

mot In nurses uniform and says,
startled:
why. Liz, what are you going to
do?"
st." she says somewhat defiantly,
"am going to be that bush nurse"
Knox argues a moment or two,
trying to put over to her what a
hard life she will lead. However, 1t
is plain enough by his face and tone
that he secretly admires her grit
the grit Is to carry her into the bush
country of Australia, there to learn
by trial and error the system fol-
combating polio, which in time will
bring world fame.
ITS a crazy idea" storms Knox
pacing the floor, clenching and un-
clenching his hands.
You gave it to me-" Miss Russell
persists, "and I intend to follow ii
through"
Well" Knox says, II guess there's
no stopping you. BY the way, how
does it feel to be a full-f1edged
nurse?"
At this moment Director Dudley
Nichols, who also wrote the script
calls, "Cut-everybody take a rest.
And just in time" means Miss
Russell. For I'll tell you how il
feels, Alex. It's terrible. How die
women ever stand these corsets?"
4 X
Barbara Stanwyck and Van Heflir
are in the throes of a sinister bar
gain on the set of The Strange
Love Of Martha Ivers."
The scene is Barbara's Office in Q
Pennsylvania mill town. Hef1in, 6
gambler and transient, faces the
angry woman. He has made his
offer to keep silent on a murder he
knows she has committed som,
years before. He smiles mockingly
Tipping half dollar through hi!
fingers. It's a character mannerisn
he uses throughout the picture
something on the order of that coin.
Tipping stunt that won George Raj
fame in "Scarface" Now the fire.
works start.
You went out of here a dirt,
little kid before" Barbara flares a
Evening star., 1945-12-06
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Evening star., 1945-12-06
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
ond Time Of Showing
Stage.

Stage
National-"Spring in Brazil: S:3C
pm.
Catholic University - Electra:
$50 pm.
Capitol-"Hold That Blonde: II
am. 1:50, 4:35. 7:20 and 1905 pm
Stage shows: 1885, 3:45, $50 and
9:15 pm.
Columbia-"Week End at the Wal.
dorf"; 1120 am, 1:50, 4:20, $50 and
9:25 pm.
Earle-"She Wouldn't Say Yes:
11:25 am, l:30, 3:35, 5:45, 7:50 and
9:55 pm.
Keith's-"The Spanish Main:
1875 am, l:35, 3:35. 5:35, 7:35 and
9:35 pm
Little - Col. Blimp":: IL am,
]2:45, 2:25, 4:l0, $50, TAO and GAS
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Metropolitan Confidentia
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Palace-"What Next, Corp. Har-
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and 9:45 pm.
Pix - "Bowery Champs: 3:2l
5:46. s:11 and 1923 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts
Continuous from 10 am,
Evening star., 1945-12-06
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.

Make believers at work: They said
1t never could or would be made,
but SISTER Kenny" life story of the
famous Australian nurse and her
revolutionary fight against infantile
paralysis, is actually before the cam
eras at RKO. In the title role is
Rosalind Russell, an fashioned
girl with wasp waist, and bodice
with shirtwaist and big black pic
ture hat complete with roses.
In the scene being shot today Miss
Russell stands before the desk of
Alexander Knox, waiting to be no.
ticed. And he's in a fuddy-duddy
costume, too, with his grizzled mus
tache and graying hair and Norfolk
tweeds of day before yesterday.
Period Of the story Is 1909, the
locale, Australia; the setting, hos
pital superintendent Office. And
Elizabeth Kenny, graduate nurse at
%, is in going-away clothes instead
of nurses uniform.
Knox looks up, sees his star pupil
Evening star., 1945-12-06

Maj. James C. Lockhart ef the
British Embassy will address the st.
Andrews Society of Washington on
Sir Walter Scott and His Country"
at an open meeting scheduled for 8
pm. Monday in the lecture hall Of
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Maj. Lockhart is a de-
scendant of John Gibson Lockhart
biographer of Sir Walter Scott.
Evening star., 1945-12-06

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Evening star., 1945-12-06

great puzzle Of who got away with
the jewels. Actually, however, a
much more refreshing one is that
between the hero and the charlatan
psychiatrist who prescribes romance
as his cure-all for the ills of the
mind.
Miss Lake as the harassed heroine
of Hold That Blond" is clearly
being developed as the comedy part
ner of Bracken, thing for which
she may or may not be qualified
She did, however, look lot more at
home In those old long bang over
the-eye days when she was Alan
Ladd's mol, a girl whose speech had
Evening star., 1945-12-06
WOoed bv LORE

Joan Lorring, Warner Bros fea-
tured player, gained unique, even
bizarre, distinction during produc-
ton of the eerie drama, Three
Strangers. She became the first
and only girl ever to be wooed and
won by that prince of spine tinglers
that master of horrors-Peter LORE
the man with those "soft-boiled
ewes "
Evening star., 1945-12-06
Mai. Lockhurt to Speak

fine, natural, disillusionment and
bitterness in 1t,
Evening star., 1945-06-09
Four Realtors Elected

Four Washington realtors have
been elected to the National Insti-
tute of Real Estate Brokers. They
are Edwin L. Ellis, Myron Davy,
Waverly Taylor and the Aldon Con-
struction Co.
Evening star., 1945-06-09

from IL per cent TO S.s per cent.
Privately financed priority units
programmed rose from 8 per cent
to 4.3 per cent; publicly financed
units from 2.8 per cent to 11.9 per
cent.
Private Cost $4,000, 900.
If all the privately financed units
programmed to accommodate colored
families are produced, these de-
velopments will exceed an invest
ment OF $4,000, 900 In private capi-
tai. Total cost ALLEGATIONS for the
publicly financed war housing pro-
grammed at the end of 1914 amourr.-
ed to some $4,000 0OO, 600 of Fed
eral funds. Some 1875 per cent of
that amount, or about $295, 900 900
OF public funds, will be involved in
completing the colored families
share of this program.
Evening star., 1945-06-09
.CoIored Families GET
.8.6 Pct. Of U. 5. War
Housing Priorities

Colored war workers will occupy
housing representing 8.6 per cent Of
the total number of priority units
granted for privately and publicly
financed war housing when con-
struction programmed at the end of
last year is completed.
That information was reported by
the National Housing Agency today
in an announcement which put the
total number of colored war housing
units at lis 900 in the United States.
$4,000 Privately Financed.
The figures include $4,000 pri-
vately financed units, representing
4.3 per cent of the total of such pri-
ority units, and 10000 publicly
financed accommodations, represent
ing 11.9 per cent of the total of such
publicly financed units.
Housing to accommodate colored
war workers has increased steadily
during the last four years, particu-
larly since mid-1942, as a result OF
increased migration and war en-
ployment, MIA said. Between the
end Of 1941 and. the end of 1914
the colored share of the total pri-
ority war housing programmed rose
Evening star., 1945-06-09
D. {. Receives 5000
OF $4,000 Permits
For H. Housing

Nearly $4,000 dwellings were au-
thorized for construction under the
h. housing program during May
$500 of them here, raising the tota
number of such units to almost
$1,000 in the Nation and 5000 ir
Washington, John B. Blandford, jr.
National Housing Agency admins
traitor. announced today.
Washington's original quota OF
1000, authorized November IA last
year, was one of the first in the
country on which the go-ahead
signal was given, A second quota OF
1900 was authorized March 81 and a
third group of 1900 came through
May 20.
The H-2 program was begun last
fall as a means of relieving general
congestion found to be impeding
the war effort, Mr.. Blandford said.
Along with H-3 housing, it is de-
signed to meet needs beyond the
scope of the HI program-which is
housing reserved for exclusive oc-
cupancy by war workers moving into
community for as long as the war
effort makes it necessary.
Construction of H-2 dwellings is
proceeding in 366 separate localities,
Administrator Blandford said.
The $4,000 units of H-2 author
lied in May compares with slightly
more than $4,000 programmed in
the preceding month of April.
At the same time it was announced
that priority applications for con-
struction of 35,541 new dwellings
under the H-3 program had been
approved through May 1852 of
them in March and 1901 in April.
Under the H-3 program veterans
discharged or released from active
military service are granted priori-
ties to build a home for their own
occupancy. In addition the H-3
program is designed to take care of
cases of individual hardship arising
from considerations of health or
safety and to replace housing de-
stroyed or damaged by flood, fire or
other hazard.
OF the total priorities issued under
H-3, more than 5000 have been
granted to veterans who applied as
such, although a considerable addi-
tional number may have secured
priorities as hardship cases.
Although H-2 housing is program
med without occupancy restrictions,
builders are asked to give preference
to returning veterans and families
of service personnel.
The National Housing Agency
fixes each H-2 community quota on
the basis of the need and sets sales
and rental ceilings for the housing
in each locality, not exceeding So, 900
on sales in high-construction cost
areas and S65 month on rentals.
Evening star., 1945-06-09
Building Permit Granted
For $50, 900 Apartment

A building permit was granted this
week to the Federal Contracting
Co.. 5110 A street Sc, owner and
builder: Richard B. Ferris, 9l5 New
York avenue, architect, for the con-
Istruction Of one 3-story brick
apartment to cost $4,000, at 511C
A street Sc.
Bradburn Methodist Church, 1341
K street Sc, owner and builder
Katherine Gibbs, 927 Fifteenth
street NV, architect, received q
permit to erect one 1-story ma
sonry addition at l341 K street Sc.
to cost 5000.
Evening star., 1945-06-09
Two Courses Are Slated
In Real Estate Appraisal

Two case-study courses in rea
estate appraisal will be held at thu
University of Pittsburgh July % II
August 18, the American Institute
of Real Estate Appraisers of thu
National Association of Real Estate
Boards announced today.
The courses will be sponsored
jointly by the university. the insti-
tute and the Pittsburgh Real Estate
Board. The first course will enc
August 4 and the second course will
begin August s.
Enrolment from outside Pitts.
burgh will be limited to so persons
for each course.
Evening star., 1945-06-09
1t. KoIb TuIks to Realtors

Navy 1t. Stanton Kolb, son OF
j. Leo Kolb, local realtor, and secre-
tary of the firm of j. Leo Kolb, Inc,
1887 Wisconsin avenue NV, on
leave. yesterday addressed the Nor
folk (Va) Real Estate Brokers AS
sociation. 1t. Kolb is stationed in
Norfolk as billeting officer, a post
he formerly filled here.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Britain, America Not in Accord

America and Britain wholly in accord except ap
parenty the destruction of Germany and toying with
Secretary of the Treasury Morgenhau proposal her
into a ambike agricultural state.
Stain has quite different plan, that fits in well with
his preparation for future eventuaities.
II Germany west of the Elbe is to be harmless Anglo
American dominated farm state Germany of the Ebe is to
strong proSo, industrial state that will work for Soviet
Russia.
All reports coming through Switzerland Moscow and
other speak of plants aircraft factories tank
motor and industrial machinery works in towns and cities
east of the Ebe rapidly being put into operation by Russian
engineers with some already running full time.
While considerable confusion and disorganizaon still
prevail the American and British of occupa-
Moscow reports rapid of hefmaeyin the
Theoretically sealed Soviet eastern half of Germany.
The subway lines reported be operating
Berlin and 80 theaters said to open.
Red army reporedly beginning the
and resenghenng the German fortress of Koengberg
Red forces the Danish island Bornholm have not
been withdrawn but the have been REINFORCED
The chief Of the sta Of the Czecho
announced that
CO-OTdinated IA the Red army
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Skoda Industries Resume Work

The SkOda
armament industrial plants
Its industrial machinery production
to Soviet Russia.
The American diplomatic representative the Czech govern
men named by Washington has been allowed
which occupied by the Red
Fourteen divisions of the Romanan army attached
Soviet
According diplomatic circles Romana has been completely
sealed through all
world foreign in
Buchal under this ban.
There much speculation what is in Romana
competent Polish authority told that Poland
Red authorities have recruited 100000 Poles for Polish
army organized by the Reds.
Those who refused shot, il is alleged
The late President Roosevelt promised
would march through Berlin Is a symbol OF victory.
No American soldier has trod the Hers
capital. '
If small American eventually do will be by the
permission of Moscow by Of victory lost
all meaning In il would be somewhat humiang
For than $50 years il was Engands policy and
British prime ministers until the coming of Winston Churchill
that vas enforced whatever that
should become strong and predominant power all other
European states Sublugatlon.
That apparently has been discarded longer is enforceable
because Of the mistakes in later policies
There MUCH earnest persistent
underStahdinG with Stain and Soviet Russia
The only basis durable understanding
cePabe 10 Russia that the democraces relnQuh
10 communism and the lmperaSc power Red Colossus
The British Empire has jumped out of the frying pan into
the fire,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Red War Losses Bleed Nation

Russia is far from being strong at the end OF
the people think and Moscow wants the world
o believe
losses the battle fields and her economic
exhaustion prvaons left vulnerable spots the
totatarian Communist realm.
weaknesses however, admirably covered by Mos
always the offensive political policy and bold
diplomatic tactics.
America unfortunately, reveals weaknesses in its vastly
greater strength through uncertainty fears vaeaon and
lack of that positive unbelievable foreign
policy that characterzes Stains
The keynote of American policy appears be of
cessions, appeasemen and compromises.
That of Stain of no compromise
feeds the popular demand for justice vengeance in
Britain and America
less interested in Justice" than in the removal
of all anti Communist elements the
pean continent.
Obviously that will make easier the onward march of com
and help to consolidate its power
Whatever their political convictions all ANTI COMMUNIST
elements regardless of color shading according Moscow
definition, "Faseists' and war criminals
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Moscow Refuses TO Be Distracted

Contributing keeping the public mind in America, Eng
land France Italy and elsewhere focused popular
criminal hunt Moscow itself wise distracted from the
fundamental that undere all those surface manifesto
the slightest DETECTED from Soviet Russas
position and power achieve the hegemony
Europe
The election campaign in England the eight
weeks which will defect the British public foreign policy
to domestic politics. weakens Brans position temporarily and
enables Russia effectively
her
Farsighted and realistic, audacious ruthless
methods answering its the goal unhampered
by Utopan illusions, confident strength position
Europe and Asia Soviet Russia already making fafreaehine
preparations for the steadily growing probability of World
War Ill.
While playing along" in San Francisco, where many
tions talking third great conflict
is preparing to win ii if it
While the plans of America and Britain regarding the
tue of Germany completely upset and dsarranged Stain
going his way be with
Britain seemingly having we'll defined
marshal knows what he how get and where he is
going
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Cooley TO Honor
Dead Students

Memorial services honoring for
mer students of Cooley High
School who died in the service of
their country will be held at 8 p.
m. Monday. in cooperation with
the Veterans of Foreign Wars, at
the schools auditorium, Hubbell
and Fenkell.
owen A. Emmons, high school
principal. said the principal -ad-
dress and presentation of citations
to the parents of the schools S
war heroes will be made by Maui
rice +. Cole Michigan commander
OF the VIEW.
The program also viii include
music by the Cooley ROTC and
band, and senior mixed chorus.
Benediction will be given by the
Rev. William w. Townsend Of
Grace Presbyterian Church.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

MADRID. Spain May 26-With all of its calamitous
potenaes the stupendous drama of continent breaking
up continues TO unrol IN Europe with da resignation
The cycle of millions of prisoners, "LOar
crimes death S,1enceS and executions by the
thousands BY Communist peoples tribunals" de-
nunoiationS, dSsGsSindtionS murders, rape PHiGge
concentration camps fear, hunger and incredible
poverty, to end
There is none to call halt and to make it clear that
only the greatest cooperation can save Europe
Political anarchy acceerating economic chaos and
economic decline promotes TottCa decay and moral dis
integration.
That and freedom and democracy is what World War
II has brought the peoples Of Europe.
New York dispatches tell the discovery in thoughtful
crushing of the central caTeges oil the
European vertebras-Germany France Austria and Iayhas
broken political and economic social spine OF Europe ana
that the European Axis in Moscow
Riding high the of Its military victories over
Germany less political and diplomatic victories
over AieE-Amerca and Britain-SOviet Russia, with
tremendous positive fOrcefulness in its toataran Com
nunst diplomacy dominant power in this situation
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Family Argument
Ends in Wife S Death

CHICAGO, May 26 INS)-
Tragedy today had climaxed the
quarrel between Mrs. Stephanie
Dlugolnski and her husband Louis,
over the painting of bathroom
in their home.
Mrs. Dlugolnski, So. died of
burns received during the quarrel.
The husband told police that his
wife threw flaming rags at him
and that they ignited a kerosene
can which she was holding.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Fa+es Propitious for Russians

The fates are proptious to the Red dictator
He within the great walls Of the Kremln and lets the
world TO him.
And the world comes-including America and Harry
Hopkins
Stain courts
He has not asked for a meeting of the Big Three.
Stain let's the others worry and find
TO Danish it.
No statesman diplomat in the world today knows the
value these oriental tactics exercise them better than
this Red Genhgis Khan
Moscow correspondent Of the London
Times declaring that America and Britain must accept the
Lubn Polish government attack to cover his weak
position.
He turned the spear around.
The Moscow government owned and controlled Communist
and radio launched fierce offensive against America and
Britain, more especially the latter.
1t charged that the western Allies were violating the
Yaa agreement and that Gen. Eisenhower and Field Marshal
Montgomery collaborating with Nazi Fascist elements
in Germany in having temporarily made of Grand Adm
Doen chief of the collapsed German state order to avert
chaos and possibly anarchy of the Ebe River in Ger
many by the abrupt removal of all authority
Doenz together with his cabinet and staff, have since
been taken as prisoners of war by the British.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

II enables Moscow chalk up its scoreboard what
in appearance another victory.
The press answered sprtedly. but the less
defensvely.
explain, soothe and to placate the
Kremin.
Moscow pacates
Stains letter press offensive had achieved their
objective.
II found England weak.
Stains particularly significant in that revealed
dator first reaction following Foreign Commissar
NlnlntnY.s retn Francisco.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
May Head Reich Steel

NEW YORK, May 26 (INS)-
r. ]. WysorA former president of
the Republic Steel Corp, today
was reported scheduled for the
job of supervising the German
steel industry under Gen. Eisen-
hover.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Sees Franco Fall Near

SAN FRANCISCO, May 26
GNS)--Rafael Negrin. prime min
lister of the Spanish republic dur
ing the civil war, said today he
does not expect the Franco regime
TO last another year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Prince Tours N.Y.C.

NEW YORK, May Is (INSl-
Prince Abdul Illah, regent of Iraq.
toured New York City today on
an official visit TO the United
States at the invitation of Presi--
dent Truman. --.--
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
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