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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-25
SWEEPING PLANS


SWEEPING PLANS
Third, immediate annexation
Of Austria, crushing Of Czecho-
Slovakia and ultimate crushing
of Poland in order to bring
Germany, tcrritorially. to a po-
sition for effective defense.
These were the essential pre-
liminaries for the war of the fu-
ture. There is not only military
preparation, there also is terri
torial preparation for big war
and in this respect we with linn
tied space were very badly off.
IF the course we then pro-
posed 10 take should lead to a
big war" Hitler continued, with
out specifying what that course
was. obviously war would have
to be accepted. Because it was
better TO accept il then in a mo-
ment when we were superlatlve-
Is prepared rather than at some
other moment in which this adj
vantage might have been lost.
That one can not avoid war by
refraining from striking was
demonstrated by World War
One.
Finally there were psyche
logical considerations. one being
the mobilization of spiritual
forces of the German nation.
One can not drain off enthus-
iasm and willingness to sacrifice
for any cause and preserve 1t In
a bottle.
FEARED WEAKNESS
"These qualities show only
once in the course of a revolu-
ton and gradually weaken.
The grayness of everyday activ-
tiles and the comforts OF life
turn men into accustomed
channels and they become petty
gossips. What we achieved
through national socialist educa-
ton. through a gigantic wave
that engulfed the people, we
could not afford 10 waste"
Hitler worked up to these adj
missions after telling the Off
GERS he had considered himself
Germanys greatest opportunity
for perhaps the next half CEN
fury TO acquire safeguards He
said:
I'm nv life 7 have had to
reach the graveSt decisions. Such
decisions can be reached only
by man prepared to renounce
every personal consideration. ]
was convinced that in the next
10. 90. 30, maybe so years, no
man would appear in Germany
with more influence on the ma
ton than I, with greater zeal in
reaching decisions. ] believe the
wears TO come will prove | judg-
cd rightly.
Therefore I held it right TO
exploit the situation very soon
Tin 1880 so as to bring about
Qualification that was necessary
- not to bring about war, but to
effect safeguards that would be
necessary if Germany were at
tackled"
He then proceeded to outline
his safeguards, only admitting
they really were war "prelim-
inaries" as he enthusiastically
finished listing them.
Hitler told the division COM
mandcrs the German Ardenncs
offensive, which resulted in the
month long battle of the Belgian
bulge, was necessary to convince
the Allies that the war could not
be won and to show Germany
opponents they could never cal
-. -a,~;t,,tatinn
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-25

For Yeas Hermann Goering
has been sticking his neck out.
Now we can think Of just one
good use for it!
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-25

Here's hoping the San Fran
cisco Conference winds up with
all shaking hands instead of
heads.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-25
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SERIES of four memorial postage stamps hon
President Franklin D. Roosevelt will sale
Frank Walker has announced In
of 1ent 2cen red Scent purple and
scent blue the will Mr. Rooseves picture with
showing ancestral home Hyde Park the 2cent
Little White House Warm Springs Ga, and the Scent
Washington Design date
sale other stamps will be announced later
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Potato Marketing
Restrictions Lifted

4 War Food Administration re-
striction prohibiting Michigan
Irish potato growers from ship
ping their products without first
offering them for sale 10 govern
meut agencies was lifted TODAY
Affected arc growers in or
tawa. Kent. lonia, Clinton. SacI-
nav and BAY counties and all
counties north thereof in the
Lower Peninsula.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

the itching of Eczema pimples
angry red hlotches aud other skin
is hy applying Peter
son $ Ointment 10 the affected parts
Relieves itching promptly Makes
the skin look better. feel better
Ointment also soothing
Tor tired itch, feet and cracks
between toes 35c an druggists.
Money back II not delighted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
& WISHING WELL Il
Regi,,sred I. S. Patent OaIce-
BY MscLean
BY Jimmy Halo

ERE is pleasant little game Will message
every day 1t numerical puzzle designed spell
fortune the letters FIRST
Of letters II the
add g. your
OF KEY
numbers left right read the
the checked figures give you. S-21
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Genesee Grand Jury
Halted by Trial

FLINT, May % Grand Jury
investigation of Burton Township
liquor sale licensing was halted
today temporarily 10 permit Pros
ecutor Roach 10 try Bee AlCXan-
der, y of l2l5 Everett. on first
degree murder charge in the knit
ing of his eStranged wife. Lena,
y. of 9lS r. Mcclellan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Quits He eaIth Post

LANSING. May - ~ Mayor
Gregg today accepted the reSigna-
tion OF Or Edward J. Wettlauier.
who has been a member of the
board Of health for year. Dr.
Wettlaufcr. a dentist. resigned 10
devote his time 10 his Profession.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Rat Drive in Lansing

LANSING. May % - Lansing
residents today were urged TO CO.
operate In the current rat eNtcr-
program 10y reporting 10
the health department all lOcal-
lies where the pests are seen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

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Yesterdays Cryptoquote Let tho punish
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

the Nome had wormed her way inside these same
cafes, a singer then she crossed the Atlantic
and made a hit WdTblng French dltucS m New
York night clubs.
Leaving ORE Of t4e-atte4- isfe-1raT spring
night, She saw car parked near the door. II
was such a beautiful car she couldn't resist climb
ing into il. 4 minute later man came up and
said, How do you like my CARP
Nome allowed As how She liked IL fine where.
upon telling her his name was Fetez RcXach,
he got In and drove her around While. Ihey
were married a couple Of days later.
Returning to Paris with her husband, Nome
gave up singing in favor OF riding around IN
another car, d mauve one In this car she always
wore mauve clothes. Other days she delighted
crowds by appearing in shorts pedaling mans
bicycle or by stroLng in male attire.
When Paris fell the ReXaches and RubroSa
moved to Biarritz, where the romance between
Danellc who'd also taken refuge there, and
Flower OF Colds exhusband nowered
After their wedding in Vichy in 1912, the
Senor was placed by the Germans in enforced
residence in the little town of Megeve Daniele,
for her part, could have stayed in Vichy or, If
she'd wanted TO, gone 10 Paris, but, preferring the
horrors OF rustcity 10 doing without Porfrio, she
endured the rest OF the war by his side in Mcgeve.
cINCE then She has been all housewife. except
for brief appearance in legitimate play
called Tristan and Isolde
The unhappy memories OF that one profes
Sional interude, plus her fatigue and Porfrios
known opposition TO resumption Of her career
viii doubt be enough 10 forestall me possibility
which so exercised the writer of the newspaper
item quoted above.
For Tristan and Isolde was resOunding flop
II was so bad that students from the Latin Quar-
ter riotod i'm the audience every night. Finally,
they told tho producer that if he didn't close The
thing up they would.
4 compromise reached. The students
agreed 10 abstain from demonstrations for eight
days, when the producer was 20 remove the play.
So eight days later Danelle went home 10
POrfirio
Unless one or the other of them cracks under
the domestic strain. she will probably stay where
she is for quite a while, eschcwing Resistance
films along with sleep.
Sometimes Called a Patriot, Sometimes
Collaboration, Danielle Was Too Much in
Love All Through the War 10 Be Either.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

Her Fiery Dominion Husband Had System Thot Hos
Turned the French Movie Stor Into Home
body-He just Kept Her From Sleeping
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15
Lana Fulfills Wish
OF Noted Author

HOLLYWOOD - Selection Of
Lana Turner to play the role Of
Cora, self-willed and provocative
heroine of The Postnan Always
Rings Twice" fulfills a long
standing wish for author James
Cain.
Cain claims that when he first
saw Lana in Love Finds Andy
Hardy" he felt that she was the
one actress who could bring
Cora TO life on the screen.
Although an avowed Turner
fan ever since, Cain has never
met Lana. But Director Tay
Garnett has promised to remedy
that. He has invited Cain to be
on hand and meet the young
blonde star the day filming
starts or The Postman Always
Rings Twice"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15

Those who wish to bathe or
the other six days of the week
he added, do so by using their
steel helmets in lieu of shower.
head.
Gregory Peck has bought
the site for his new enterprize,
raising African horned toads.
Peck, now on location near
Silver Springs to make "The
Yearling" for Metro Goldwyn-
Mayer, bought 500 acres of
land near there-most of it
under water. But that's the
way he want d it, under
water! He paid so cents an
acre., or $3.50 for the 500
acres, on which he will raise
the crOakers for medical labor
atories all over the country to
be used in making clinical
tests.
Shortly after Peck bought
the property, it was found that
it is part of dome" structure
which extends south and west
ward, towards Tampa, where
oil has just been discovered.
Pacific Coast business and
labor experts will discuss What
Can Be Done About Postwar
Unemployment" with particu-
lar reference to the loss of jobs
involved in the ending of the
European war, on Columbia net
works Peoples P a f o m
Saturday, June Is (WABC-CBSi
6:15-6:45 P. M. EWT. From Port
land, Ore.).
The program originates in the
studios of CHS station KOIN,
Portland. CHS Education Direc-
tor Lyman Bryson will be chair
man of the round-table. He is in
Portland for the annual KOIN
Radio Institute on the use OF
radio in the schools.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15
Robt. Montgomery
Directs Own Film

HOLLYWOOD - Robt. Mont
gomery will direct as we'll as act
in his own picture - at least
until Commander John Ford is
able to return to the set of
They Were dependable" at
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer.
So that production, which was
interrupted when Director Ford
fell from a camera platform and
fractured his right leg, will not
be halted during the ten days he
must remain in Hollywood
hospital, Montgomery has been
assigned to direct the almost
completed action drama.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15
Heard On A Hollywood
Movie Set

HOLLYWOOD - Even a
commanding officer can be
fooled under certain cir
cumstances.
On the set of Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer's 1T h ~
Were Expendable" John
Wayne, as a PIT boat COM
mander, is instructing his
men on the best ways of
avoiding detection by the
Japs.
Now Chief, I'd like to
have you take sanitary pre-
cautions at all times"
Wayne tells Ward Bond.
I'D like to have a big hole
dug over there for gar
bage. Have those pots and
pans scrubbed. Keep insects
away. Don't put anything
in the bay, whatever you
do"
During this inspection
tour, Wayne walks over to
a large kettle boiling over
a fire. He ladies out some
of the contents and tastes
it.
"Holy smoke, cook, do
you call that soup?" he
splutters.
mo sir" replies cook
Harry Tenbrook. That's
dish water!"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15

Several days after Paramount
had announced that Betty Hut
ton would portray Texas GUM
an in "Incendiary Blonde" the
Blonde Blitz went before the
testers camera. The test, in this
case, was not only important to
the star and the producer, but
also to every member of the
production staff.
Staff Experiments
The makeup man likes to ex-
pertinent with hair dressing,
facial lines, eyebrows and some
times wigs. Once a film has gone
into production, the makeup
man must stick to what he made
the star look like in the initial
scenes. If the heroine has bangs
in the first scene, they can't be
removed without good reason.
Members of the wardrobe de-
partment, the stylists and de-
signers, had very real interest
in La Hutton's test. 1t proved
for them that Betty looked swell
in a cowboy outfit. They also
discovered that she was ad-
mirably able to wear costumes
designed to suggest the dresses
of the period without copying
them. Shoes, boots, stockings;
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15

gloves, in fact, the whole para
phernalia to woman's wardrobe,
got a going over during the
test.
Tests Trying
The director is another of the
film unit to whom the test is
important. He wants to see the
sets. From them he plans his
camera angles. If he decides a
set is too small or provides too
little space in which to execute
the scenes called for in the
script, he can ask for changes.
Once the film has started, how
ever, director must stick
pretty close to set that have
been prepared. Late changes are
costly.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15
QUICK ON THE QUIP

Abbot and Costello have
learned that Starlet Frances Raj
ferty is gal of quick come
backs.
On the set of their latest COM
edy "Abott and Costello in Hol-
lywood," Costello was telling
Frances of the recent arrival Of
his niece on a visit to his home.
do you know that since last
saw her five years ago, she has
grown another foot?"
Frances quipped: Are you
kidding? Who ever heard of a
person with three feet?"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15
Greer Adopts The
Modish Vest Idea

HOLLYWOOD - Greer Gar
son is now setting the pace for
the latest fashions.
AS Clark Cables co-star in
''This Strange Adventure" Miss
Carson walked on the set for her
initial scene wearing pencil
slim black wool skirt, matching
snug fitting vest, worn with a
full-sleeved white silk blouse
and black and white polka dot
tie.
It was especially designed for
the star by Irene, Metro-Gold-
wyn- Mayors executive designer
Incidentally, Miss Carson
plans to adopt the vest idea to
her personal wardrobe and will
wear it with different style
skirts, matching it first, with a
black and white checked wool.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15
Stars Meet For
Long DELAYED Cab

HOLLYWOOD - Jean Pierre
Aumont and Gregory Peck have
been trying to get together for
sn old-fashioned CAB session for
the past two years. When they
finally made it is was solely by
scident-and they had exactly
ten minutes to talk.
The actors met at Los An
geles' Union Station where one
was leaving on location trip
TO Florida, and the other to re-
sumo his military duties in
Canada.
When Aumont first arrived in
America, after escaping from
Europe through the under
ground, his first assignment was
that of leading man for Katha-
rine Cornell in Rose Burke. -
On that occasion, Gregory Peck
was Aumont's understudy.
The play ne yer reached
Broadway, and Peck never had
to step into Aumont's stage
shoes.
Aumont achieved stardom in
Hollywood before Peck arrived
on the scene. When Peck did
arrive, Aumont had departed
for overseas duty.
Then Aumont arrived back in
the United States for brief
leave. The two still couldn t
get together-until the recent
fateful meeting.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15
Margaret Paints
Gift For Mother

HOLLYWOOD-Her birthday
gift for her mother, Mrs. Gladys
O'Brien, was something little
Margaret O'Brien made herself.
The seven-year-old star, who
is just learning to sew, gifted
her mother with two linen an
timacassars on which she also
painted floral design.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15
RAMIREZ TO BRAZIL

Carlos Ramirez, Colombian
born baritone, left over the
weekend via American, for
Brazil, for an extended engage
ment at the Quintandina Resort
near Rio de Janeiro. He expects
to return to Hollywood in the
late summer.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15
TWO BITS A COLUMN

Cub newspaper reporters can
take heart from Thomas Mitchell
the Academy Award holder,
who has another potential Oscar
winning role with Clark Gable
and Greer Carson in This
Strange Adventure.
For his first full length col
umn written for the Newark
Journal he earned the magnifi-
cent sum of-twenty five cents!
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15
JEANS JAP SOUVENIR

Part of a Jap fighter plane is
what red-headed Jean Porter
found in her fan mail last week!
The Hollywood actress re-
ceived the souvenir from. a Ma
rine stationed in the Southwest
Pacific and now has the piece of
a wing hanging on her living
room wall!
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15


sic" tells of Laddie, a foolish
little pup who grows up to
follow his daring young master
into many dangers and passes
true test of courage when
courage means life itself. 1t
takes us from Yorkshire, Las
sizes home, to an air mission over
occupied Norway, where Laddie
and Joe are forced to parachute
into danger and dog and master
spend perilous days battling the
enemy both physically and in
duels of wits.
"Son of Lassie" is a fast-mov-
ing picture that will keep your
eyes riveted on the screen from
start to finish. All the human
actors turn in fine, symps thetic
roles. In d d l. ii o n to those
already mentioned, little Billy
Severn, Leon Ames (the father
of Meet Me in st. LouisO, Nils
Asther, making a grand come
back. and Robert Lewis give fine
performances.
Both dogs are, of course, Won
derful. Laddie, as pup, is the
cutest little tyke you ever laid
eyes upon, and Lassie, both as
herself and Laddie grown up, is
the clever, beautiful animal she
was in "Lassie Come Home"
You're bound to enjoy-and
enjoy immensely-"Son of Las
sic" See it, by all means.
"Gag-of-the-Day"
Over on the Twentieth Gen.
tury lot, one of those "Now-
when-I-was-a-y u n g-fellow"
producers was telling Betty
Cradle, who guest-stars on
Dick Haynes May 1st broad
cast, about the hardships he
was forced to undergo when
he was younger.
"Why, / had to go out and
earn my own living" boasted
the producer, when / was
only ten years old"
Really" asked Betty.
"What did you do before that?
Loaf?"
There is no Wednesday night
at a certain u. S. Army Air
Force base in France -.
Instead, between Tuesday and
Thursday all calendars there
read: Shower night" =.
So reports Capt. Robert Pres
ton, Paramount. star on military
leave, in letter to his wife,
Catherine Craig, also under con-
tract to Paramount.
"Ten men shower every five
minutes" Capt. eston ex-
planned in the note. First the
shower is turned on for exactly
one minute. We get all wet and
soaped. Then, exactly two min
utes later, the shower is turned
on again for a final two-minute
spray"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15
Son of Lassie
Lassie Plays Dual Role
Filled With Thrills, Is Grand Entertainment
by Burny ZawOdny

Here's the blessed movie event been waiting for film
fans It's "Son of Lasse the MGM hit at the Valentine
Theatre which Lasses Laddie worthy of
wonderful mother Everyone loved Lass Come Home and
Lasse filmed breath taking
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15

ford plays Joe
grown up and
p r e t y June
L o c k h art, in
her most i'm
portant role to
d a t e, is the
Dukes grand
daughter, Pris-
ella, played in
"Lassie" as a
child by Eliza :
beth Taylor.
GSA- Nf r
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15
Star Screen Tests
Save Movie Dollars

HOLLYWOOD-Even established
emp from taking tests producers often insisting test
ing their leading players before assigning them role
To the unnaed, this wastefu procedure but the
test Hollywood money.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15

Almost Lawyer
Only a chance to study music
kept Sonny Tufts from going on
to Yale law school with his fell
low-graduates at Old Eli. Now
Sonny plays lawyer in Para
mounts Gross My Heart"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15

Technicolor am ii d Americas
most rugged splendors.
Donald Crisp and Nigel Bruce
repeat the roles they created in
the previous success. Peter Law
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-23
Unfinished Job

Y dsheartening story of American military government in Germany be put together from recent dispatch by Carl Levin from Wiesbaden Germany and two paragraphs in the Washington column of Peter Edson.
 Mr. Levin, writing in the New York Herald Tribune, tell of German secretary the Trade and Indus try officer of military in Wesbaden who suned that officers duties after redepoyed last Sep tember.
 The Trade and Industry Branch has the important func tion seeing to that anNaz ndustrasts and trades given help in resumng setting up business, that former Nazs denied assistance The German retary took and interviewing turning picants she fit
 One nti-Nazi industriast to whom she gave quick brusho became suspicious and reported the incident to the military office Getting nowhere there he told his story enlisted man, who passed along to American reporter Subsequent investigation by executive officer revealed that the womans husband had been active Naz Mr. Levin writes and had worked for the party in Eng land 1886 1888 In spite of this record the military has allowed him to hold of five executive positions in a big Wiesbaden cement factory
 Mr. Levin reports that the herself had been tioned and classified for discretionary removal He con- cude by stating that of the day before he wrote ms story she still held her secretarial job.
 few days before this story appeared Mr. Edson had written "One principal for deterioration of military in Germany is that high point of AMG-the experienced officers who graduates of Charlottesville and other military government schooare coming home fast as they get here'
 While it is not the military governments business to please the German people, certainly is it's business not to dusion them For the sake of those who the victory their until the Nazis have been purged from high places and democratic framework established Someone AG the State Department has surely got to that job through
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-23

Malaga, Burma and India
 There is, however, supposed to be much better official explanation for the presence of British troops on Java It's like this:
 When the Japs surrendered, the combined chiefs Of staff in Washington extended the British South east Asia command to include the Southwest Pacific including the Netherlands East Indies The assign ment was to effect the surrender of Jap forces in the NEI. on behalf of the Dutch government which didn't have enough of an army of its to do the job.
 Before this surrender could be arranged, it just happened that revolt of native Indonesian Repub- licans broke out Whether or not the Japs egged on the natives said to be beside the point The import ant thing is that the British just happened to be caught in the middle of this revolt. They aren't fighting Indonesians at all They're accepting the surrender of the Japanese.
 In further explanation of this embarrassing sit- uaton there is said to be parallel in North China where the combined chiefs of staff have given U. s. forces the task of arranging the surrender of Jap armies in cooperation with the Chinese Nationalist