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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-24
Castilci vraga

Sredi Stroke puscave v Siriji,
"Hamad' j pravijo Arabci, Sc
vlece po silni vulkanski vzbokli-
nj pogorje Djebel Sindjar, cigar
vrhunec meri 1900 m.
Razorano poboeje strli nalik
otocku IL nepreglednega pesce-
mega morja. Ime Sindjar Sc zdi
potvorjeno il "Sinaar", svetopi-
semskega naziva "a znamenito
dolino, kjer so Sc nastanile prve
cloveske skupine. Pc obliki
ozemlja bi bila Ia podmena pre-
cej verjetna, kajti razsezne Ste
pc ma jugu cd Sindjara, med IT.
grisor in Evfratom, SO res po-
dobne brezmejnemu polodju, ko-
der je junacil bojeviti Nimrod.
Loceni cd sveta zivijo tod Je-
zidi, XII so navzlic divjemu So
vrastvu svojih sosedov ohranili
svoj prvotni lik skozi stoletja.
Obicajno jih poznamo pod psov-
ko: hudicevi malikovci. Ia VIDE
vek, XII zveni il moslemskih ust
cd sile prezirno, izvira IL mesa
mega manihejstva, znacilnega "a
niih vero. Jezidi so namrec po-
slednji cuvarji naukov, XII so
bill prvotno Zoroastrovi, a XII so
Sc spojili S cudnimi semitskimi
sestavinami.
Pc krvi so Jezidi kurdska We
ia il Perzije. Min sejki trdijo,
da so moslemski Kurdi nekda-
Mi Jezidi, poislamljeni oh krva-
viii pogromih. Pristni Jezidi live
le Sc v Dzebel Sipdzaru, kakih
20 tisoc v okolici Alepa, tisoc ma
Kavkazu blizu Tiflisa, in ma
vzhodni meji Turcije. Skupno
stevilo je tezko dognati, pise Jean
Lugol Tribune de Geneve".
Pred so lett jih je Brockhaus
cenil ma 2 do 100000 dus.
Hranijo Sc S kmetovanjem in
zlasti ovearstvom, prodajajoe
volno in sir. Ia turske vladavine
Sc Sc bavili zgolj rejo malo.
stevilnih ovac, XII so jih mogli
imeti oh svojem vecno nenlir'
nem zivljenju. Do zob oboroze'
nj so Sc pot;kah samo po ,plani'
nah, venomer pripravljeni ns
strel. Pc prvi vojni pa je varnost
stalno ,rastla, cato so Sc jeli po'
mikati v nizave, zidati sela in OBJ
delovati polje. Pritliene kameni'
te hise imajo poleg sebe siroke
plosead ali gredino, ma kater
prebije otrocad in zenstvo veci'
no dne. Vasi so ma splosno do
kaj umazane. zenske Sc prece,
nemarno zagrinjajo. Lepe MISC
po nayadi@ tudi otroci ne. Ven.
dar ne razodevajo nikakih zna,
kov telesne propalosti. Moski se
srednje velikosti in pleeati
vzbnjajo dojen zdravja in naoei
tVobee inajo crne oci in strlect
hGnice, kar jim daje bojevit vi
dez. Nosijo belo platneno halo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-24

Velk SlldSC res Lemne OafVe, I'd
okras pa 81 pletejo lase v stevil-
ne tanke kitice, XII jim bingljajo
ma vseh straneh. Preko halle 81
odevajo ohlapen volnen plasc, v
katerega Sc zavijajo po segi no.
madov, da so videti imenitnej-
81. Tudi dandanes so Sc vedno
oborozeni, kadijo obilo in PHO
silno dosti vroce kave brez slad-
korja. Trgovski stan zanicujejo,
ia je baje samo "a siromaka, do
denarja pa jim ocividno nj kdo
We koliko. Zakonscico 81 jemlje-
jo lie emo. zgolj emir ali mir,
njih verski poglavar SINE imeti
vec zen. Ia prednost je povzro-
ella ze dosti prelivanja krvi in
pobojev "a emirsko cast. Mir
stanuje v sejk Adiju, trgu Mo-
sulske pokrajine, kjer je umrl
ustanovnik verske locine in ka-
NOR mora ,vsakdo vsaj enkrat v
zivljenju. Posebne verske vne-
me ne razodevajo, vendar daje-
jo eetrtino svojega imetja v re-
ligiozne namene. Ma ia nacin
more mir ziveti ko knee.
Radi izjavljajo, da jim je mir
to, kar je papez katolistvu. Me.
gov Wpliv sega v vsa podroeja
zlasti v verske zadeve, XII so po
vsem videzu osnova njihovega
narodnega zivljenja. Nalik In
dom so Jezidi razcepljeni v ka'
ste: sejki SO politieni glavarj
plemen; piri so nekaki ozenjen
redovniki; fakirji ali fokare sc
izrecno nabozni stan ter imajc
edini pravico oblaciti 81 ernc
srajco; naposled kavah in ava
ne.
Min bogoslovje premore bore
malo spisov v arabscini in neka,
obredov v kurdscini. Najvisji al
Starodnevni "Jezdan", kakor gs
klicejo - odtod nemara njiE
ime Jezidi - nj sam ustvari
sveta, temvec ga je naroeil pr
prvem cd Z arhangelov, kate
rim naceluje kot "Melek Taus"
po semitskem melek, malak, an
gel, in grskem theos (bog). Po
meni torej Angela-Boga, eigal
znamenje je paw. Ia Melek Tau:
je veliki tvorec vesolja in ODE
nem duh zla. Pc jezidskem ma
ziranju je "Jazdan" prevzvisen
da hi Sc menil "a stvari tegs
sveta. Duhu fla Sc moras pripo
rociti, ee ga zelis omehciti. Zatt
SO napravii bronastih pavoy, po
dobo nevidne sile, XII jih kayal
OBJ dolocenih rokih slovesnt
sprevajajo po vaseh, da pobira
jo darove, ki jih preplaseni lver
fniki urno prinasajo. ,s%f..,
line satan ali sejtan po arab
sko jim je ostro epovedano iz
reei, cello en- sam zIog tega ca
rovnega inena. Pravoverci tr
dijo dale, da pristen Jezid nj
sme slisati niti bozjega inaena
ko bi ga kdo yprico MEGA ire
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-24

Ameriski vojaki Franciji so bill zeo previdn ko
se nahaja ovu sovrazne streljace, XII il zasede
streai nanje Kot vdte je eden izmed voakov dvgnil
kol katerem ina nasaeno svojo celado da bi zvab
strel il zasede in ia nacn bi voja vede e maj isce
10 sovraznika.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-24

81 voJakl vedeli kje maj isce-
obenem morsko in gorsko bole-
zen. Ma teh vodah mrtve zvez-
de sem prebil najzanositejse ure
svojega. potovanja, prezet z We
selim ugodjem, v popolni spro-
scenosti. Ande, pokrite S pepe-
lom in ledom, so bile podobne
slavnim telesom, ociseenim pc
postu in trpincenju. Obeudoval
sem oblake, belle, .da nikoli ia
ko, obcudoval nazobcano obzor-
jeS velike Kordiljere, "a katero
sc ustavljajo amazonske trop-
ske nevihte. Ponavljal sem 81,
da bi mogel "a tenn zidom pc
enodnevnem sestopu doseci pra-
gozd. IL tega nasprotja je izrek-
ljiva lepota Titikake. To popol-
no, neoskrunjeno ogledalo ne We
"a kuzila bogatih tai. Raz zem-
ljo, XII spada med najstarejse
ma svetu, ovlada nastajajoco Sc
stavo amazonskih naplavin in
pritokov, koder kraljujejo veil
XII pajki, gobava bolezen, ko-
marji in oh zuborenju rex med
ameriskim brsljanom oni goli
Indijanci pihalniki, XII SO 60
tovo zadnji divjaki v Ameriki.
Tamkaj je, kakor pravi predin-
kovsko bajeslovje, prvikrat we
slo sonce, brzkone je Stvarnik
locil noe cd dne. Cudezno in ca
robno jezero, kjer zemljeslovci
vidijo zgolj razvoje med Paci-
fikom in Atlantikom, a kjer
ustno izrocilo We "a sveto mesto,
ma katerem sc je rodil elovek.
Omika,. o kateri ME vec ne We
mo, je ostavila svoje neznanske
kosti v obliki templjev ma bo-
livijskem bregu jezera in more
biti svoje zadnje preostalce v
osamljenem plemenu Uru, tel
obupni uganki "a narodopisce,
prebivajoeem v podolju Desa-
guadera, tega izliva rex brez IL
hoda. Ma enem izmed 36. oto-
kov Sc je nekoe pojavil prednik
Inkov dolgimi usesi. Je Ii to
bilo ma otoku Sonca, ma osred-
ku Koatiju, ma ostrovu Meseca,
kjer so zapirai device kraljev-
ske -kryi, ma otokib posta in sa-
mostanov, ali ma polotoku Ka-
pokabani, XII sluje po svoJh dol-
menih, kakor tudi po pol ver-
skin, pol paganskih obredih svo-
jih bozjih potov po zetvi, ko du-
hovniki masujejo ma istih kane
nih, po katerih je curela kri cr-
nih lam?
zjutraj, v negibnosti in luei
prvega svita, resen nude ure.
Kdo more dopovedati srecno
vzhieenje tega prebujenja ma
Andah? Jasnovidnost, "Trip zile
13O - toda ma sencih udari ka-
kor gongom oh vsakem ma
glenn gibanju. Pc neznozeleni
povrsini voda mi prihajajo ma
proti znamenite slamnate ladje,
balse, XII jih vodijo ribici, jaha-
| je ma krnu, 2 nogami v vodi, ka-
kor jih je videl Pizzaro. Njih
)yrvi, njih stirioglata jadra ma
lik jadru pri sampanu (kitaj-
skem colnu), vse je il slame in
lnapravljeno il jezerske trstike.
lie prikupne gondole sirokih bo-
kov, obrobljene z debelim svit-
kom, ski jih della nepotopl ljiye, Sc
fedino zivljenje te neizmerne te-
koce gladine, tako sirprnasne s
pticanai. Ma desni plitvina Tia
Ihuanako, phtvina Uinamarka.
Kljun nase ladje orje bicnato
naplavino, ki pusca "a seboj duh
! 20 ribah, in tako pritisnjeno b
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-24
MehIe & Novak
Cement Contractors
6T8 e. 240 ST., Euclid. Ohio
Nv 1889

Sc priporoeava "a izdelavo
.Gementnih plocnikov, drive
ways, in drugih cementnih
del. Kot bivsa vojaka vam
hova hvalezna "a naklonie-
most pri oddaji del.
Evening star., 1945-01-22

Speed the day of peace and
plenty"'-Buy an extra War Bond
today.
Evening star., 1945-01-22
Cuff Links Gang a!oids
| Dinner al White House

The "cu1 links gang gathered
at White House dinner last night
to renew an association that began
In 1920 when Franklin D. Roose-
welt was campaigning for the vice
presidency on the ticket headed by
James M. Cox.
Associates In the campaign and
newsmen who Travelled with Candi-
date Roosevelt were original menu
bers Of the gang" which derived
its name from the links presented to
each by Mr.. Roosevelt.
Ordinarily the dinner is held on
the Presidents birthday, January
80, and since Mr.. Roosevelt came
to the White House other friends
have been brought In for the OBJ
servance.
Stephen T. Early, presidential
secretary, and Kirke L. Simpson,
veteran member Of the Associated
Press staff, are among the number
who were in the gang" from the
start
Evening star., 1945-01-22

dents action, Senator Connally
termed the resignation of Mr.. Jones,
his fellow Texan, very unfortunate. :"
He declared "the Government has
sustained severe loss"
He rendered outstanding service
as loan administrator and Secretary
lof Commerce He made the RFC
into a great instrumentality to tide
us over the depression and to A.
nance vital war industries" Senator
Connally said.
1T Is most unfortunate that he is
not to continue in these responsible
capacities"
O'Daniel Assails "Pay Or"
Senator COanie1, Democrat, of
Texas, said it 'has the appearance
|of New Deal political payoff ap-
Fpointment, dictated by Sidney Hill
|man and his Communistic comrades
who are running the country"
Senator Taft of Ohio, chairman of
the Senate Republican Steering
Committee. said he did not consider
Mr.. Wallace qualified" to admin
lister the multi-billion- n-dollar lending
and financing program
He predicted fight in the Senate
of historic proportions.
Senator Taft said Congress grant
ed the RFC and subsidiary agencies
unprecedented authority to borrow,
spend and lend primarily because of
its confidence in Mr.. Jones as a
businessman and financier.
Chairman Bailey of the Senate
Commerce Committee, to which Mr..
Wallace's appointment likely will be
referred. didn't want to talk about
the Presidents decision.
Move Surprises Wherry.
Senator Wherry. Republican, of
Nebraska, Republican whip, ex-
pressed surprise at the Presidents
move and said:
Here's man who has been a
past master at lending Government
money and has the confidence of
the people generally. It is too bad
to lose his leadership at this most
critical moment"
Senator McCarran, Democrat, of
Nevada, member of the Commerce
Committee, declared Mr.. Wallace
had shown no evidence that he is
qualified either by training, ex-
perience or ability" to succeed Mr..
Jones.
He shared Mr.. Jones own views
that the ousted administrator has
no place in diplomatic post such
as the President suggested he might
take.
Jesse Jones doesn't know the
language of diplomacy" Senator
McCarran said. His language is
that of hard-fisted American busi-
nesSman. He talks straight from
the shoulder"
Evening star., 1945-01-22
Hit-and-Run Driver Sought
After Car Hits Ambulance

Police today continued search
for colored man whose car collided
with an ambulance and who escaped
pursuers after anegedly menacing
them with a knife.
Bound for Casually Hospital yes
terday to pick up a patient. the am
bulance, owned by Chambers Under
takers, was struck from behind at
Eleventh and H streets NE. just
after having made a left turn. police
reported No one was hurt.
After the collision, the car sped
east on H street to Benning road
and was Abandoned in the 3400 block
of Benning road, the operator escap-
ing down a side street after brand
ishing knife. it was said.
The ambulance was driven by Nor
man w. Carroll, AZ, of 1928 F street
NE, police said. The other car was
impounded and police said they
were checking to determine If it was
stolen.
Evening star., 1945-01-22

tered by me or some one expert
enced IN business and finance.
! have had satisfaction In my
Government service because I
have had the confidence Of the
Congress. as well as your own.
I have had that confidence be-
cause ! have been faithful to the
responsibilities that have been
entrusted to me. For you to turn
over all these assets and respon-
sibilities to . man inexperienced
in business and finance will, I
believe, be hard for the business
and financial world to UNDER
stand.
appreciate the opportunity
you have given me to serve my
country through the depression
and in time OF war. My l3 years
Of Government service are ample
evidence Of my desire to be Of
any assistance I can to the Gov
ernment. / can best be helpful
in the line of my life's work
business and finance-but seek
no job. &
With best wishes, faithful
yours,
(Signed) JESSE H. JONES.
Evening star., 1945-01-22

The tert OF Mr.. Jones reply:
Dear Mr.. President:
have your letter OF today,
asking that / relinquish my post
as Secretary OF Commerce, which
carries with 1t the vast financial
and war production agencies
within the Reconstruction FL
nance Corp. and its subsidiaries,
so that you can give it to Henry
Wallace as a reward for his sup
port Of you In the campaign.
You state that Henry Wallace
thinks he could do the greatest
amount Of good in the Depart
ment OF Commerce, and that you
consider him fully suited for the
post. With all due respect, MIR.
President, while / must accede to
your decision, I cannot agree
with either of you.
You refer very kindly to our
long friendship and our splendid
relations during all the years,
and state that you appreciate my
splendid services to the Govern
ment and the excellent way I
have carried out the many difii-
cult tasks during these years.
You are also good enough to say
that have your full confidence,
and that you are very proud of
all have done during these past
years, and that you hope / will
continue to be part of the Gov
ernment, probably in a diplo-
matte post. 1t is difficult to
reconcile these encomiuma with
your avowed- purpose to replace
me. While I want to be of any
further service that can, I
would not want diplomatic as
Signment.
I feel and have felt a great
sense of responsibility to the
Congress and to you for the
proper administration of the laws
with respect to the RFC that
have been passed in the expecta-
ton that they would be admins
Evening star., 1945-01-22
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Jesse H. Jones as Secretary OF
Commerce has been called the
champion jobholder of the Federal
Government.
The Secretary administers the
Reconstruction Finance Corp, De-
tense Plant Corp, Defense Supplies
Corp, Metals Reserve, Co., Rubber
Reserve Co., War Damage Corp,
the RFC Mortgage Co., Federal Ma
tional Mortgage Association and
Disaster Loan Corp
The Secretary is chairman of the
Foreign Trade Zones Board, ex-
ofhcio general chairman of the
Business Advisory Council for the
Evening star., 1945-01-22

support when his nomination comes
up for confirmation. Mr. Wallace
summed up his new job as one de-
signed to promote "a maximum of
national employment by private
Evening star., 1945-01-22
Roosevelt and Jones Letters
President Proises Texon's Service;
Secretary Turns Down Diplomatic Post

The tert OF President Roose-
velt.s letter asking Jesse Jones to
resign as Secretary OF Commerce:
Dear Jesse:
This Is a very difiicult letter to
write-first, because of our long
friendship and splendid relations
during all these years and also
because Of your splendid services
to the Government and the excel
lent way in which you have car.
ried out the many dif1cult tasks
during these years.
Henry Wallace deserves almost
any service which he believes he
can satisfactorily perform. l told
him this at the end Of the cam
paign, in which he displayed the
utmost devotion to our cause,
travelling almost necessarily and
working for the success Of the
ticket in great many parts Of
the country. Though not on the
ticket himself, he gave of his
utmost toward the victory which
ensued.
He has told me that he thought
he could do the greatest amount
of good in the Department of
Commerce, for which he is fully
suited, and I feel, therefore, that
the Vice President should have
this post in the new administra-
ton.
It is for this reason only that I
am asking you to relinquish this
present post for Henry, and I
want to tell you that it is in no
way lack Of appreciation for all
that you have done, and that I
hope you will continue to be a
part Of the Government.
During the next few days I hope
you will think about a new post
there are several aInbassadorships
which are vacant-or about to be
vacated. I make this suggestion
among many other posts and I
hope you will have a chance, if
you think well of it, to speak to
Ed Stettinius.
Finally, let me tell you that you
have my full confidence and that
! am very proud of all that you
have done during these past years.
With my warm regardS
Always sincerely,
(Signed)
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT.
Evening star., 1945-01-22
NAM Survey Shows
Response 10 Plea for
War Plant Workers
Ey the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-The Ma
tional Association of Manufacturers
said yesterday preliminary survey
indicated that men and women were
responding to the recruitment drive
for war plant workers in most criti-
cal areas.
The increases, the NAM said, were
attributed primarily to recent work
or-flght pronouncements in WASH
1ngton and to patriotic response to
public appeals for war workers.
Cooperative groups representing
management, labor and the War
Manpower Commission are spear
heading the recruitment drive, the
association said, adding that it was
the position of the NAM that the
manpower situation could be solved
by such cooperation in each area,
especially if Congress gives the
VINO more authority to enforce the
work-or-fight principle.
In Newark, N j., the NAM said,
1000 added workers were placed on
war plant payrolls during the first
two weeks of a drive of a co-opera-
tive community mobilizat ton COM
mittee. while the local Office of the
United States Employment Service
reported an increase of rs per cent
in war plant applications.
An industrial management council
in Rochester, N. Y, reported a squirt
in applications after opening an in
tensive recruitment drive, the NAM
said.
The NAM survey was made among
Al local associations affiliated with
the National Industrial Council, also
connected with the NAM. Most of
the associations operated in critical
areas, the NAM said, and more than
half reported thousands were going
into war jobs. Only Is per cent re-
ported no material change in the
war plant labor picture and most
of these were in non-critical areas.
Evening star., 1945-01-22
Jones Tops u. S. Job Holders;
His Many Posts Are Listed

department, ex-officio general chair
man of the Aeronautical Advisory
Council.
He is member of the following
War Production Board, Economic
Sterilization Board, director of the
Textile Foundation. Council of Ma
tional Defense, Federal Advisory
Board for Vocational Education
Smithsonian Institution, Migratory
Bird Conservation Commission
National Munitions Control Board
Export-Import Bank of Washing
ton, National Archives Council
Commodity Exchange Commission
and Committee on Cooperation
with American Republics.
Besides his routine duties.
Evening star., 1945-01-22
|CoI. Howard Takes Over
|St. Petersburg Field
By the Associated Press.

I by Gne ASSoClaLEu FfGks.
|, ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, Jan. a.
Command OF the Army Air Field
here was assumed today by Col
James H. Howard of st. Louis, who
succeeded Col. Romulus Puryear.
Col. Howard, holder of the Con-
gressional Medal Of Honor, often
has been called the "one-man air
force" for his exploits as a sky
Fighter. A former Navy pilot, he
has seen action with the Flying
Tigers in China and the Army Air
Forces over Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-26
Municipal Theater's Drive
For Funds Is Due THURSDAY
BY JAY CARMODY.


that it victim
that which invests
with
heatergo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-26

HOLLYWOOD.
Joyce Reynolds is retiring from
the screen. The 18-year -old SEN
sation of jamie" has informed her
Warner bosses that from now on
her time belongs to 1t. Robert
Lewis, to whom she was married
seven weeks ago. This means an
other jamie will have to be found
for the movie sequel ironically
titled jamie Gets Married"
Clark Gable, now in New York,
goes to Florida for a week before
reporting for his film with Greer
Carson, Strange Adventure. Clark
has not yet met Greer, but says,
Whatever the boys say at the studio
is okay for me-" Which is not quite
accurate because Clark now has
strong ideas on what he will and
will not make in the way of pic
lures.
Ruth Chatterton will play the
sister who is murdered in Uncle
Harry" for the movies. Esther
williams has bought herself five
acres Of land for $25 for five years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-26
Marriage Halts Star Career

at Twenty-nine Palms. The only
drawback to this dream is there is
no water there and the tenants
have to dig.
Peggy Ryan draws $4,000 a week
on her forthcoming personal ap-
pearance tour. Not bad for a. little
girl aged 20. Jane Russell gets
the Katharine Cornell part in
'Dishonoreds Lady" in the Hunt
Stromberg movie. never thought
I'd live to see the chestiest sweater
girl in Hollywood or anywhere else
following in La Cornell's acting
footsteps. Jane, whom you did not
see in The Outlaw" because Pro-
Queer Howard Hughes refused to
eliminate a questionable bedroom
scene, was to have starred in
Young Widow for Stromberg, but
he switcher her to this more i'm
portant production. where her CO.
star is to be Ralph Bellamy. And
that reminds me. Ralph is looking
for the Hollywood phony who
| promised to back his New York
play, "The Democrats" to the tune
of $4,000, and then backed out "a
hours before Ralph was due to sign
the papers and put up his bond.
Jon Hall is burning at Turhan
Bey. Il was called by the front
once" Jon tells me, and told to
vacate my dressing room. And when
asked, 'why?' they said, 'Turhan
Bey wants it," Jon who would
rather avoid any fisticuffs right now,
moved out and says philosophically,
I've got a better room now and I
wouldn't mind moving out for any
one except a male Montez."
I saw Turhan later and told him
of the conversation with Hall. And
this is Turhan's side of the feud:
They were putting another player
in with me in my dressing room, SO
I asked for another dressing room.
I did not know they were giving me
Jon Halls. I must see him and
explain"
I'm afraid poor Turhan will have
TO do lot of explaining.
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received. They should be addressed
to Cue and Curtain. G. w. u, Lisner
Auditorium, 2lst and H streets NV.
Memos of Monday: Republic
Pictures, a studio that has grown
rich on modesty and quality, goes
on apace with its expansion plans
and intention to use its earnings to
entertain its public. i. Latest star
to sign a Republic contract is Jo-
seph Schildkraut, who will play the
leading male role in the company's
"The Amazing Mr.. M" =. The mo-
ton picture industry has set itself
goal of more than $6,000,0 900 in the
forthcoming drive of the American
Red Cross =. Tonight and Every
Night" Columbia studios musical
follow-up for Cover Girl" and the
Earle's next attraction, earned Look
magazines achievement award for
Victor Saville who directed the pic
ture. Foolish Notion" which
opens at the National tonight is the
fifth Philip Barry play to be pro-
duced by the Theater Guild :.
Last one was without Love-" which
soon will be coming along under
M-G-Ms trademark with Kath-
crime Hepburn and Spencer Tracy