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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07
Cab Driver Is
Shot And Robbed

Police this week seek the arrest
OF two alleged thugs who report
eddy held up. shot and robbed Amos
Chandler. %. of SAT- Lincoln street
Of $50 last week.
Chandler. a cab driver. told po-
lice that he picked the passengers
up al w. Warren and Woodrow
and that the shooting took place
near 1855 Bangor He was treated
at Receiving hospital for . bullet
wound in the right arm.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07
MOVE ON FOOT
TO SEGRECATE
IN D. c. PARKS
BY HARRY McALPIN

WASHINGTON, d. C.-(NNPA)
There is undercover discussion
in Congress particularly in the
Senate, where Bilbo of Mississippi
is chairman of the District commit
tee-of legislation to enforce seere-
cation OF the races in federal parks
in the nations capital.
A well-planned strategy has been
worked out leading TO this goal.
Here are some of the developments
so far.
A concerted effort Is being
made to get Harold l.. Ickes out
as Secretary Of Interior. Ickes
has been adamant In his attitude
against segregation on federal
property. He has charge Of an
federal parks and areas In the
District. A subtle newspaper and
radio campaign II being waged
limiting at his resignation and re-
placement by Pres. Truman. In
an effort to force II.
THE ID. c. RECREATION asso-
citation, working hand in glove with
the District commissioners and the
Senate District committee, has re-
affirmed its policy Of segregation In
recreation areas under its jurisdic-
ton. The National Capital Park
and Planning commission 10 work
ing on its l947 budget estimate for
the purchase of lands to complete
its playground and park projects.
and has instructed its executive
committee to discuss its program
with the D. c. Recreation board.
LAST WEEK, the Senate District
committee (Bilbos group dis
cussed how to maintain racial
segregation at the National Airport,
a federal project under the De-
partment OF Commerce, which Is In
Virginia. The District commission
er Guy Mason, has shown his CO.
operation by saying publicly he
does not want the airport In the
District. in settlement Of the Vir-
ginia-DC. boundary dispute, be
cause they don't want US 10 issue
liquor license and set up . bar
there"
Bilbo. discussing the recently en-
acted House bill on the Virginia
DC. boundary. said the Afro-Amer-
lean newspaper wants the bill
passed so Negroes can fraternize
by eating in the white peoples
dining room"
AT the present rate. the nations
capital soon will be annexed 10 the
state Of Mississippi
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07

be closely coordinated with pro-
grams OF veterans education. upon
which much emphasis will be
placed by the colleges as the ma
tion approaches the hrst fall term
opening since the close of the war
in Europe
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07

college presidents materializes,
counselling centers for returning
Negro GIs Will be established in
each southern state. Such centers
have already been set up in 'Vir-
ginia and Alabama.
These centers for advice and
counsel 10 Negro veterans will also
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07

WASHINGTON D. (NNPA
--Re-opening Of mat part OF the
House Veterans committee investi-
CATION dealing with charges of NAL
treatment OF white patients by Ne
gro soldiers at the Northport, l.. l.
veterans hospital has been re-
queStcd by the Linn Committee TO
Abolish Segregation in the Armed
Forces
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07

THE COMMITTEE says contin-
ued confidential Investigations at
the hospital have revealed vast
mass Of evidence either overlooked
or repressed by the Congressional
committee headed by Rep. John
Rankin Of Mississippi.
The Lynn committee explains in
its wire TO Rankin and other Con-
eressmen that re-opcnlng would
give soldier attendants an oppor-
tunlty 10 present their testimony
before the committee.
ONE ANGLE not brought out in
the hearings before Rankins COM
mittce was contained in letter
written by soldier-attendant at
Northport In Il he said
The slanderous instructions be-
ing spread by Rep Rankin that Ne
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07
Lund Grant Proxies Plan
Education Aid To Vets

TUSKEGEE, Ala. - (ANP) - If
plans discussed here Sunday by
the executive committee of the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07
BACK LANIER
AS MINISTER
7 0 LIBERIA
BY HARRY McALPIN

WASHINGTON. d. C.-(NNPA)
R. O'Hara Lanier. former acting
president and dean OF instruction
at Hampton institute and now a
special assistant at UNRRA. has
the backing OF all factions Of Negro
leadership for the position of MIN
lister 10 Liberia. the NNPA has
learned this week.. Pres. Truman
is expected 10 fill the position, va
Gated by the resignation of Lester
Walton, within a few days.
THE NAME OF c. c. Spaulding.
president of the North Carolina
Mutual Life Insurance company of
Durham, N. c., also was recon-
mended TO the President for con-
sideration. He was backed by j.
E. Mitchell Of the st. Louis Argus
and Claude Barnett Of the AsSo-
ciated Negro Press. Mr.. Spauldings
name, with his consent. has been
Withdrawn by his sponsors, how
ever, and they are now backing
Lanier for the post.
LANIER HAS BEEN ordered and
urged by Congressman William L.
Dawson, Mrs. Mary Mcleod Be-
thupe, and Dr. Claiming Fl. Tobias
He was the first Negro dean of in
struction at Hampton institute. For
merly. he had been In administra-
tive positions at Tuskegee institute.
Florida A. and NJ. college, and al
Houston Municipal college. Before
Going to Hampton. he was assistant
20 Mrs. Mary Mcleod Bethune In
the Office of Negro Affairs of the
NYA.
WHEN DR.. MALCOLM NJ. Nc
LEAN resigned as president OF
Hampton institute, Lanier was
named acting president, and was
at one time considered for the
presidency of that institution. He
served as the first Negro head of
the institute from January. l943 to
February, 1914.
He is native Of Winston Salem.
N. C.. married and the father of
two daughters. He is a member of
the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity,
the National Vocational Guidance
association. Pi Gamma Mu. Delta
Zeta Chi, Phi Delta Kappa and
Alpha Pi Mu,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07
Ask Reopening Of
Vet Hospital Case

gro soldiers are abusing white pa
tents at this institution require an
answer. | came with the first group
Of Negro soldiers here July 6. l943
Al that time the War Department:
spec fically provided that detach-
meniS in Veterans Neuropsychi-
atrlc institutions should be COM
posed OF Negro enlisted personnel
and white officers In other words,
the work 10 be done was considered
TOO mental and unpleasant for
white soldiers.
THE SOLDIERS we're given no
course Of training The facility was
tragically underStaffed. Soldiers
would be thrown on wards of vio-
lent patients alone. without knowl-
edge Of how TO protect themselves,
much less the patients, from other
patients, Rankin does not mention
the scores of soldiers grievously
manned, sometimes permanently.
by berserk homicidals or suicidalS
The civilian attendants had not
been given course OF training
either and understaffed as they
were. they had To- recourse to vio-
lence to protect themselves. Their
rudimentary techniques they
taught the soldiers. Attendants are
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-19

took Pvt. Schwinn to Mt. Village. Returning from Mt. Village Was James Rynning for induction into the army.
 He made a trip to Marshall with Eskil Anderson of he Territorial Bureau of Mines.
 Frank Whaley made a trip to Kotzebue, Candle, Haycock, and Council with Commissioner of Ed ucation pr. James Ryan and Mrs. Mclaughlin of the Office of Price Administration. They returned yesterday.
 Today Deputy Marshall Angell was taken to Unalakleet.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-19
T. HI. Wheaton Named Supt. Of Communications For Alaska AirlineS

The position of Superintendent of Communications has been added to the organization of Alas ka Airlines.
 This position is being filled by MT. T. H. Wheaton. MT. Wheaton arrived in Anchorage on the third "Starliner" DC-3 September 3, and will make his home in An chorage.
 MT. Wheaton is on "oldtimer" in radio, having started in 1924 with the U. s. Navy. His last posi-
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-19
AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES

Departing yesterday with the Alaska Airlines were Helen Hal liday, C. J. Carlson, Frank Rut- ledge, and Herman Keno for An chorage.
 Norman Weaver flew to Shis- maref Tuesday with Arthur Tok- too and Fred Davis and returned with the following passengers from Unalakleet: A. R. Rebees, Major Marston, Mrs. Clement Bahr Mrs. Frank Roberts and Mrs. Carlson Norman.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-19
"LOrd Flaw Haw'' Sentenced To Hang

LONDON, Sept. l9-PO-Wil- liam Joyce, Lord HawHaw", of the German radio was convicted of treason in Old Bailey and sen fenced to hang by jury of ten men and two women, who requir- ed less than twenty-five minu es to arrive at the verdict after Jus tice Tucker ruled that HawHaw left Britain in thirty mine wrapped in a Union Jack, win an order to carry on German propaganda.
 Joyce will make an immediate appeal his lawyers said.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-19

ton before coming with Alaska Airlines was with Continental Air lines, Denver, Colorado.
 MT. Wheaton is a member of the Institute Radio Engineers and holds both Radio-Telephone and Radio-Telegraph First Class li- cenSeS.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-19
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Arriving Monday evening from Seattle and Fairbanks were Mrs. Anel Doddridge Mrs. Abbie Cheesebrow, Lauren Fernault, John Moe, and Mrs. Pete Reader. Departing for the States were Mrs. Nettie Mulvahil, Mrs. s. Da- vid Mazen, Arnold Hildre, Stan ley Whiteley, Ed Slovinsky, Charles Evern, Ethel MacNair, Ed Sommers.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-19

Jasper-I have hidden all my savings in my mattress.
 Joan-What's the idea?
 Jasper-I want my money where I can fall back on if.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-19
WIEN AIRLINES

Pilot Peterson made trip to Holy Cross with Joe Alman and
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Gives Farewell Party

KATHRINE KEMP D.. daugh-
ter of Or. and Mrs. William Lloyd
Kemp last night gave a
farewell party at the Kemp
residence in Yarmouth road,
Birmingham for Bob Little,
who is leaving for the maritime
service 80.
Kathrine's guest list included
Diana Roosevelt, daughter
of Mrs. Dorothy Kemp Roose-
welt Dick McConkie
Jeanne Helgeson Andy Bur-
lingame Barbara Forster
Roy Bell Barbara Fox
.. Jim Watt . Conway Adams
Weldon Mcdonald and
Guy Schmidt ..
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
GardenGroup
Party
BY BETTY LUROs

NEARLY 100 MEMBERS Of
the Detroit branch. Women's
National Farm and Garden AS
sociation met yesterday in the
Michigan Room of the Hotel
Statler for a luncheon program.
Arrangements of pink and
lavender sweet peas in crisp
lacepaper hearts were placed at
intervals on the large U-shaped
table
The president, Mrs. Cash w.
Talbot. dressed in gun-metal
gray crepe, studded with silver
nailheads, introduced the guest
speakers, Mrs. Clarence Avery
and Mrs. Henry p. Williams.
Mrs. Avery, whose topic was
Conservation" in keeping with
her post of state chairman of
conservation, wore teal blue
wool with a contrasting natural
straw sailor swathed in teal
yelling. Mrs. Williams told about
the work of the federated garden
clubs.
Mrs. Leo =. Richardson. vice
president, and Mrs. Fred Schu-
man sat beside Mrs. A. w.
Goerke and Miss Ella Rieman,
corresponding and recording Sec
retdrteS- respectively.
Places were also marked for
Mrs. James B. Ogden, Mrs. Jo-f
seph Bridges, Mrs. Horace Wood
ward and Mrs. Esten Stout. The
Misses Blanche and Jane Simp-
son sat next TO Mrs. +. A. Tones
and Mrs. Gus Wagner.
Others included Mesdames
Harry Jackson, Alfred c. Page,
George Opp Herman Reinhold,
A. S. Crawford Frederick Huet-
well, w. c. Oddly, DR.. nellie G.
-DeffenbaHFh, Henry f. Epiey-
and Bernhardt Jacob.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Markwoods Feted

THERE HAS been much in
formal entertaining this week
for 1t. Comdr. and Mrs. Donald
Markwood who are visiting
Mrs. Markwood's s parents
the Mont Davidsens of 6 Mile
road e.
Mrs. Markwood and the baby
have been here for three weeks
from Norfolk, Va. ... but Comdr.
Markwood arrived last Satur-
day E.
The Milton Kevresons, on
Wednesday night, gave a supper
party in their house in Louise
avenue -.
The Davidsons will give a din
ner ... at the DAG -. tomor-
row night
Their guest list includes Z.
the KevreSonS Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert w. Wise Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoyt w. CappS Mr..
and Mrs. James j. Madona
and the Robert Lambs
The MarkwoodS are returning
Sunday TO Norfolk
Young Monte Markwood was
Christened last Sunday in st.
JoSeph's Episcopal Church =.
1t was there that her mother
was chriStened, at the same e
font, and it was there that her
parents were married
Her godparentS are Mr.. and
Mrs. KevreSon and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wise
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Yacht Club Plans
Gay eos Revue

DETROIT -YACHT, CLUB
members are looking forward to
the Gay NineueS Revue" which
viii take place next Thursday.
There viii be old-time music
and dancing and a quartet made
up of Don Fox, Jim Fox. Bill
Berry and Bruce Logan will sing.
Harry Short is in charge
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Medical Group TO Meet

THE WAYNE COUNTY
MEDICAL AUXILIARY Wit
hold It's monthly meeting al
. p m, Feb. 9. in the society S
clubhouse, Woodward and Can
field Prof. Paul d. Bagweil of
Michigan State College viii
discuss Modern economic
Trend IN Medicine. "
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Carmeh+e Fund
Benefit Feb. IL

A TEA 10 raise funds for the
Discalced GaFmelitcS Will be
given by Mrs. Lambert Payne.
-f,f'----tit-fft Of the auxiliary from
8 10 , O'Clock Feb. u, al her
house in Fairway Drive.
Mrs. Heath BatiaEt1. chairman,
VIII be assisted by Mesdames
Frank Weston, Claude -Grusoe,
Frank Fccly. Cyril Grobbcl,
Joseph Buchcr William BaYcr.
William Quinlan and Grover
Thompson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
lbex Club TO Meet

MRS. CLARK T. WELLS Of
Handy road, Crosse Pointc. viii
entertain the hex Club Monday
evening at s .15 O'Clock.
Alden b. Dow Of Midland viii
give an illustrated talk on
Modern Architecture.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Mrs. MoehIig, Daughter
Return From Indiana

MRS. r. c. MOEHLlG and
daughter, Jeanne, of Muirland
avenue have returned from
Anderson, Ind, whore they
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Laughlin and their son, T Sgt.
Thomas LaHghlih. who recently
returned from 81 months Serv-
ice in the south Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

WARY ASQtCI III oCblS caps
Mrs. A. O. Brown wore a long
dress Of sapphire blue with
aquamarine top embroidered in
self colored beads and seed
pearls a hat of blue yelling
, and orchids
Mrs. c. w. Husband had on
Jenkins model of dark star hlue-
purple orchids, and a navy hat
with navy SeQuinS -.
A reception was held at the
Detroit Golf Club
For travelling, the bride wore
a three-piece suit of Rodier
tweed, having lilac dress and
lilac and gray plaid Jacket, un-
der a beaver coat, and a gray
hat
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Junior League 70 Meet

TIE BLOOMFIELD HILLS
and Birmingham members Of the
Junior League will meet Mon
day evening at 8 o'clock in
Mrs. Warren S. Booths house
IN Martel drive, Bloomfield
Hills
Mrs. Frederick Ward the
director, Will preside ..
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Brides Parents to Give
Rehearsal Dinner Toniqh+

MR.. AND MRS. FRANK p,
HASTINGS of Warwick road
tonight will give the rehearsal
dinner at the Wardell Sheraton
for their daughter, Norma, and
Navy 1t. Marshall J. Feeley,
who will be married tomorrow
evening.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

The guests will include 1t.
Feeley's parents. the John j.
Feeleys, DR.. and Mrs. Herbert
Hudnut and the wedding party.
comprising Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schneider, Miss Helen Black
wood, DR.. Bruce Lemon, DR..
George Flucksa and DR.. Paul
RiZZo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

their house in kenwood
road. Crosse Pointe Farms
An orchestra played for
dancing -.
The McrkclS have a house
guest Lawrence Flynn of
New Orleans e..
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Birth Announced

1T AND MRS. DONNELL
MATTHEWS OF Birmingham
have a son -. Donnell Matthews
Jr born Wednesday
1t. Matthews is stationed at
Perry Field, Fla, and, during
his absence, the baby and Mrs.
Matthews -. who is the former
Madelaine Pease will live
with her parents . Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren +. Pease of Bir-
minghaTn -,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

Gibson IN her house in Burns
avenue.
The table was covered with a
Venetian lace cloth. centcred
with an arrangement of spring
flowers IN a low crystal bowl
and lighted by pink tapers in
crystal holders.
Mrs Edward J. Posselius and
Miss Phyllis Clippcrt poured.
This is the first OF a series Of
teas which viii be given through
the year 10 benefit the Bargain
Counter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Greys in New York

MR.. AND MRS. OSCAR p.
GREY Of Pennington drive arc
spending a few days in New
York city, where they are
guests Al the Waldorf-AstOria.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
| n N ayfair with
1 H ~ cSo4oe>ro77

MR. AND MRS. HENRY FORD II will have weekend
guests . Mr. Brooks Mccormick Chicago who
are arriving today to stay until Sunday night
Dr. and Merkel night celebrated their wooden
anniversary by giving cocktail party and buffet supper
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Mrs. Gregory Gibson Gives
Tea to Aid Bargain Counter

FRIENDS OF Mrs Gregory Gibson carried quantities Of
clothing and other articles the League Catholic Women
Eargan Ca-nlor Na!onL!no lea Mr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
NewIyweds Fly West

1T. RAYMOND c. HUS-
BAND and his bride the
former Barbara Brown
who were married last evening
in Central Methodist Church
today are flying TO San
Francisco where 1t Husband
is stationed
The bride is the daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. A. O. Brown
of Renfrew road and the
bridegroom is the son of DR..
and Mrs. c, w. Husband of
Argyle Crescent
They were married At z
o'clock by the Rev. +. Shirley
Johnson
Barbara was a lovely bride
in her wedding dress OF candle
Light satin fashioned on Grecian
lines with a long train and a
net yoke outlined with seed
pearls and a long illusion
-vctf- held in place by a close
fitting tiara Of orange blossoms.
Her bridal bouqnct-was
CtpDbqDOtiS
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

THE WEDDING party included Mary Lane maid of honor
bridesmaids Mrs Robert Swanson Mrs Glenn Corbett and
Mrs Kenneth Leroy Brown the former Marjorie ovey who
McCoo Neb Flight
Charles Thorn, best and uSherS Chris Wagner
Stan Woienbcrc Carl Abbott Pvt Robert Hovey who
up from North Carolina
The attendants dressed alike in jade taeta and
Mary Queen of md azaleas
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

ID alike in jade green tafleta and
and carried pink azaleas
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Miss Lane Attends

StcphanotiS
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

The attendants were d
IarY Queen Of Scots caps
Evening star., 1945-06-19
4 Arrested Youths Shoot
VIRGINIA Policeman, Flee
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va. June 19-Four
white youths. about 18 years old,
escaped in an automobile last night
after shooting a sergeant of the
State Highway Police, by whom they
had been arrested on the Washing
ton highway.
The victim was Sergt. R. A. Fai-
son, who was taken to Medical Col
lege of Virginia Hospital suffering
gunshot wounds in both legs. His
condition was described as serious.
According to police. Sergt. Faison
had stopped the four boys on the
highway just west of Richmond,
placed them under arrest and
searched their automobile. Police
said after the officer found a large
sum Of money, several guns and
several sets of license plates, he was
shot by gun the youths had kept
hidden.
Evening star., 1945-06-19

may make . monopoly unlawful. It
would be possible. for instance, to
conduct some kind OF q newspaper
without any news service whatever;
but nobody will maintain that, II AP
were the only news service in exist
ence, the members could keep 1t
wholly to themselves and reduce all
other papers to such news as they
could gather by their own efforts" ("
United States " Associated Press,
50 F. supp. 1862, 37l.
1s. It is argued that the decree
interferes with freedom Ito print as
and how ones reason or ones in
terest dictates" The decree does not
compel AP or its members to permit
publication of anything which their
reason" tells them should not be
published. Il only provides but after
their reason" has permitted pub
lication of news. they shall not, for
their own financial advantage, un-
lawfully combine to limit Its pub
ncation.
The only compulsion to print
which appears in the record is found
in the bylaws previously set out,
which compel members of the asso-
citation to print some AP news or
subject themselves to fine or ex-
pulsion from membership in the
association.
Evening star., 1945-06-19
Teacher Pay Bill Hearing
10 Be Resumed Friday

Hearings on the pay bill for
Washington teachers and school
ofiicials will be resumed at 10 am.
Friday before the Education and
Fiscal Affairs Subcommittee Of the
House District Committee. Todays
session was Cancelled.
Another hearing on the bill to
direct the Commissioners to buy
Villa Rosa so as to continue the
Children's Museum in operation
there has been scheduled for pm.
Thursday.
Tomorrow, Chairman Randolph
of the House District Committee,
will confer with Maryland and Vir-
ginia spokesmen who are fighting
the proposed ban on the sale here
of rock fish less than l6 inches IN
length.
Evening star., 1945-06-19
Mexico 10 Ask Par|ey
For Ban on Franco
By the Associated Press.


SAN FRANCISCO, June 1e.-Mex-
leo came forward today with a pro-
posal that the United Nations per-
manently bar the Franco govern
ment of Spain from membership in
their world league.
Luis Quintanilla. former Mexi-
can Ambassador to Moscow, planned
to put the proposition formally be-
fore public session of one Of the
United Nations Conference Com
missions, which are driving toward
completion of world charter this
week.
His proposal invited argument as
to whether the conference should
attempt to write any specific mem
bership limitations when it is as
signing to a world assembly the
task Of admitting outside nations.
Mr. Quintanilla said he would ask
the commission late today to adopt
a declaration stating that no gov
ernment should be admitted which
came to power with the aid of mill
tary forces of countries which have
fought against the United Nations.
Evening star., 1945-06-19
IS Film Heads in London
On Tour Of War Zones
BY the Associated Press.

by tHe ASSOClaleQ ffehS.
LONDON, June 19.-Fifteen Hol-
lywood executives arrived in Lon
don today on the first leg of a tour
conducted by supreme Allied head
quarters to give them perspective
of the war in Europe.
A trip up the Rhine on Hitler's
yacht is part of the tourists pro-
gram mapped for them.
Tomorrow they will inspect bomb
damage and civilian defenses of Lon
don and attend reception at the
Admiralty House, with visits to 9th
Air Force and Raj stations and the
Guards training depot at Caterham
the next day.
The tourists include Daryl Zan-
uck, Jack Warner and Paramount
President Barney Balaban; Harry
Cohn, head of Columbia Pictures;
Eddie Mannix Of Metro Goldwyn-
Mayer; Producer Sidney Buchanan,
Cliff Work of Universal Pictures
and Peter Rathvon.