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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
GGiuoob Gits, ga.
Ct, HcMIS Nscn,ctnbe.

Eaftor Sbclnas 8. So6niser. Saupts
gottesnicnil ieben Sonntas 1890 llbr
morg.,;s. C6llntaGiIIle 9:2O libr.
&unfiranhenlluterridt lie nad Ineabe
bes Siurccrs. &irfcnrat5iibung ieben
leeten Santstaa I'M Mnnat ubr abenbs.
Spnntagl6uilebrerIisuug ieben britteu
Snnnta9 I'M Wonat, $3.50 itbr morgens
&irhen1orprobe ieben ssreitae 7:3O llhr
abenbs. &ird,en Srullen Sereins>Sit>
5ung icScm brittem Sounerstug im Noz
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
Nms 5arreu, pa.
Crgeleinipcib cibnnaSfet.

Sonl1tag ser IL. 9topcn,ber, ,pir>
I'M Weoiidtnis Ser NtitalicSvr Scr
Gp. N,,tb. ct. Haulus Nirdeu. .@c
meinoe ST isarreI unperscbli1 blsi.
ben, oenn an oieie,n 2os miro sic
nel,e clettriide Srecl einse,peibt
3rei Wottesoienite, eit oel,tb der lurH
Gin engliiGer, iilnben itntt.
0Clstibcr @pttesoicnit 10 libr
morgens NIT Srgelipiel. Yreoiat in
Seutiber Sprude uom 8farrer Ar'
tbur s. 8lanf.
gei oicicm @ottesoienit miro Sic
l,eue Srgcl uuo 5hpei neue. Sabnel,
aur gbre @oites unS gum Hchdht,
mis- ser Stride gnpiomet.
Gin Srganiit aus Glepelano MIR,
ein @oripel gcbcn lm sic Srgel 81
priifen.
Sm Mbenogottesoienit finSet ei,l
ipe5ielles Snitaaierl,nssprograr'n
itutt. Die 0obl,cn iperoen gum Mn-
ocnten an 8eorg 5but, Scr leln &c.
bern fir iein Gaterlano I'M &rieJ &C.
opfert bat, gapibnlet. Sic nerlc Ct
gel miro gum slltbenfen allcr ilinger
M6nncr ups 5rm,en oeren Nunel'
arf ser 8eoeltftafel itebcn ,mo Sic
I'M @cbroienit bcs 2anScs itanbeu
,mo nod iteben, eelpionet.
slbenoeottesoienit beginnt : llbr
abenbs.
Die gltern rno 6raucn bon Sol.
0aten pcriannleln iih unterm SNrn!
Ser &irbe; Siele 8rlrppe miro 1mtcr
2eitllng bon st. Colonel Sobn
@ooos ser 80. Gtuiiion I'M llebcr.
ieeoierit, Saipr q. $. 8lant, Uait
palturen umb &ird)enrat feierlidj IN
bie &irhe gefiibrt bis Dor Ser glltar
Gas Yroera,m entbdlt @enns. Ser,
leillng ser Gpi'itel ,uto guangcli:;n1
ano 8ebet lntS cnsliid)e SreSist io'
apie Salllt Scr slpei 6abnen. Sn Die.
iem 8cr5engottesOienit trerocn ble
Namem ser Wt1nner lnS sSrnucn alli
ser 8eoenftafel lnO i'm Ilerlt Oes
2an6es perleIen. Gann ,perSen fleire
SGicl6en NIT Snidrift m Sic Srgel
auo iSdbnetS angebrabt ulrb lcoer
ssrau cber Gltern eines Sulcatcn I'M
JeIo miro cine Bl,me iibcrrcidt.
7ie Yeidyidte Ser gp 2ut5. ct.
Yauls. .8emeinoe bat altd) ihrc Sfat,
tenieit,n. Die 8emeiiloe bat iic!) iebr
bemiibt cine Srgel 81, fa.iIen aber
pergebe,lS, bod it es aber gegliitt
cilw neue Srgel 81 erbalte'l- -gcItif,
tet punl lIGnner &ranfen &ereill,
3,ucig :, oils ,sarrcu. Sc: licbe
Soft gcbe heln &ercir ollh Dlniort
8ebeiben uno ieincl, M,tglicbrrn his
bette Geil1itobeit.
q. Srbell, 9rOt. .-Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
Getruit, Midi9an
3cutid)c unb Sdhfiidc Gp. ct. 8etrus=
0irdic. INlcnfieIb unh NipSterrn Npe.

Yiarrer Srbaunes Meutid,. 1921 @lens
ficlS Nne. Gel: Yin9rce 6205. Gngz
lilder @uttesbienit 10 llbr pornitta9s;
@elltid,c ,,nb engliItc SuuntasI1Ile Inn
II llbr porn,ittues GsutItbcr Sottesz
btenit u,l1 II llbr pormit1aas. Seben
letten Gienstag bes Ntrnats &ird)enz
ratsiitlrs. Surh Bic Commemorate
ieben oririen 9iensttt; 10, Il jeben
Srittcw Sur:,tus Sro%e" @"lsir ger>
iammluns. &irbendccp-cbc IeSen Sreis
tagnbenb.
Nlle @leubcuseenuTem auo Sre,,nbe
iinb beraliGl eingelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
Gbiea9u, SQimpis

9eutidje unb Stebcnbitr8,id) Sadifdc
ct. Yaulas Ncmeinbe, 1855 &pmer ctr.
Ya!tor G. Sdmibt. 1879 Sp,ner ctr.
Seben Sonnt1a 9 ubr Srnutag1dule III
enaliid uIb hsutid). 9eutIder Oottesz
bienit jeoen Sonrtag III: ithr; engz
ln'f,tr Giottcsoieyit icben stueiiea uro
nierter Spnntaa 1918 llbr. Sel1tfher
&onfirmauhcns llnterritt cci,ttiprtfi rnf=
n1itta9s 4:3O l1br; enal,ioper &onfir<
nnunocnzll:rterri,br Samstas bnruittags
10 l1tr. Seutide Sbule Sa,nstaa nahz
n,ittags llbr.
slae 6!,,u6ensacnullen uno Greunoc
Iino ber5lih ein9ellber.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
6eIuht rpiro:

Gine ,srum int mittleren Nltcr
ais Gausbdlterin.
Cine luclde cher Elm Sem iudyt
als ipie @obn. Gin Iiab nidt
al,sgelGloilcn amo Seirat aud)
nidt. GrnIt semeinte N:ltmrrt
bite ihreiben an HDr IL, Sieb.
Sim. 8oltsblatt. 1900 Sllpc=
rior slpe., Glepelanb, 8.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
G.cbclan0, Clio
g. g. Gpans. 2utb. ct. Spbannes Stride

g. g. Guaus. Gutb. ct. Spbanues Stride
Yaitpr pm.s Soiiel, 7G1 Gbbp goab
Sci: Mulberrb O646. ilbr pormitto9s
teutider &utttsbicnlt 1D llbr Souu=
taai6ule. II ltbr eugliIeJe, 3nttesbienit
Ylltber Sigu Wnoad,t urb &criammlune
Son1to9 7:3O nbr abe, s.. &pnfirmanz
hsn@unterritbt unb heut:dje SduIc am
Sanlstag pou 0 llbr norrliiaas an Nue
Glaubens9cnoncn iinb Hcr5lid) ein9e@
llber
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
TarreQ. Ha.

9cutihe gu. 2ntb. ct. Eanlns satrdbe,
121-25 0rntt Muc.
Tfarrcr Mrfbur s. Want. Seben Sonn<
tag 8 llJr pprinittaas SDnnta9Idlnle; /;
10 l1br cn9lii1er; II iibr oeutiber
UrtteSbic,nr
NIle llltIeriiden Gluibcnsgenolien
be,ltidcr uno engliidJer 3knae in 5ar<
reiI. SBaron ,lnb llmaeaerb limb 5n ben
@ottesbieni.en berolidit eingcIaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
illus fcraitt, Okie
Ser e. e. Weiansperein G'ntrad,

Ser g. g. 0eiangoerein G!ntra@f
peranltaltet am Samstag, Den 10.
geopember, einen sroben
6artenabenb
All Dem mir uns erlauben, alle Wt1ts
alieoer unieres MGnners uno Irauen
4r. l1nterit. @ereines aufs ber5lldlte
einsulaoen, unb ebenio alle unlere
anoern Greunoe uno Conner oieles
0ercins. @ertpoue Hreiie tor.lnell
an oie gludliden gc!pinner 5ur Aus'
teilung. Das Hartie miro in Der 9.
g. Salle, Side Mpple spe. uno .,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
2l,,s alliance, Oki<
3meig 3.

Maen Witgliebern biene our &C.
fGllisen Nnbriht, ouB Die regelmabi'
ge 0erianmlung Sonntag, SEN ii
Nopember, itattfinoet. Seoes Nit
glieo miro frel1nolidlt gebeten .uenl
moglid, ampeierS au iein.
Notwithstanding
finoet 9onnerstag, Sen 8. Nou., itatt
Sulius gpertb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08

Stnb g.. snR Sbre ansetDsieen
0sttslieb tn 0rantenperetu mnD
Centre! Ee-baub? Wenn ntdbt. ietl
II bte 9ett tei5utreten. I'm aeneuere
Sntsrmatisa safen Ste ZEN 2ssal.
uestreter S1.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
G!:pelanb Wcit. - 9entid)= 0cmeinbc
@cft 50. ctr. urb gNillnrb Mpe.

Eaitor Sobannes Sc,ElNldnber, 5000
8illaro slpc. Scl.: gsuuhbine 9O55.
@pttesbicuir iebcn Spnnz uno Seiertag
in oeutiGer llnb enaliidJer Spradle. =
prrmittags. Surarffplaenb engliider
Wottcsbienit BON 10--1C As llbr 6ierz
auf fr!gt Der oelltSd)e G'ottesbienit I'M
II lthr u,lmittu0s.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08

20. Ctr, abgcbalten uno beglnnt
piinftlih 8 llbr abenos. Gintritts-
farten gum Yreie BON 35 Gents per
Yerion iinb bel allen Mitgiiecern
oes Sereins 5u baben. I'm 5uJlrei-
ben 8eIu6 miro gebeten.
81. 6. iSrieienbengi.. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
3meig 33.

9lllen 8riioern biene sur Nafrihi
1aB oie nGdIte GeriamnllIng Cont
tag, Sen II. Nopentber, llahmittags
2 llbr ltattiinoet llno es miro ertpar'
tet, bob Die Briioer ii1 reht 5ablreid'
beteiligen tperoen. 9ie nit ibren
9ablungen i'm NiifltanOe befinbli.
fen Briioer treroen 1pieoerum &c.
mabnt, iid glltitebeno 81. MAIDEN.
0eamten.8 8eriammlmng
am Wontag, oen 5. yeopember, 8 u5r
dbenos. &ern1un Wiaer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
Mia5ior: Snt., aanaba
ct. InufuS GirSlc, Gvrent 9luc.

1915 Yarent Ipe, @inbior, 8anaba.
@nttesbienlt in Den Spn,n1crnlonaten
BON 90 llbr porntittcGs. Sonnta6'
II.;;:lle pou 10-11 llhr porlnittd9s. sc,
ben e.iten Iontaa in Mtondt &ird,en7
rat< Sisllns. Seben eriten Sonnersta9
ubenbs in, Monat Srallen Teretn Sttz
a,ln9 alllc |pltsz ulr @lanbensgcnoMen
Iinb ber3lid lpillfonlnten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
6umeitean, Ea.

Semtidbe Eu. 2mtb. ct. 9tarfus 8trdje,
222-224 Sit ,. Mpe.
9fep. $. IS. Idtcnber9, Ffarrer. Seles
pbon So. 1745. sln Sonnz uno Seters
taacn ppruliitags 9:3O ,lDr Sonntn9s
ihulc; 1890 llbr eug!i1dcr uno 11:l5
llbr beufdcr &pttesbienir.
Muc 6laubensacnniicn uno Sreunoe
iinb ber5li6 lrtllfpmn,en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
3tueis 21.

9ie regelmGbige SerIammluns
miro am Sonutag, oen Is. 9top., 3
ll6r rmdanittags, asgebalten. Alle
Mitalieber iinb gebete1 Oiclcr Ser,
iamnllung beiSupohnen.
Sobannu Siirt, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
Columbus, Ehiu
Gpana. 2utbcr. Martin lutler &irGe
Efc Dip(cr uub Nuu Strui;c.

Yfarrer 9. g. Seuer. Sebcn Spnntag
poritta9s = l1tr SunntagI:)uic; 10 1br
en9liider G'ottesbienit; II l1br beutfher
8pttesrieuit
MlIe OIaubensacnoMcn unb Srernoe
iinb ber5lits eu,9elaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
Monaca, ga.
9eutide Gnang. =2nth. ct. Heters'
C,cmcinbc, ). ctr.

Yfarrcr Saus 8. s. Simoleit 244
Ibams Ctr, NtodJeiter, 1a. Selepbon:
9todciter 23GS 8ptteshienlt $50 ubr
morgens; Snuntaaid)ule 1915 ubr: -
Sraucn @ereiu %erldmnlIns am lebten
Sonnerstus ieben MonotS, 8 llbr abenos
Scbermamn tit ber5lth !riatcmn,en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
Stebenbi;reifd,> >2lmerifaniides Dolfsblatt

Ter idenften neblt Den &auptpreiien
audi iantlide Siidpreilc. &atborint
Woltf ltllo @atb. Shcrmer itiftete.
gen batten, lei ber5lib eeSanft.
Gbarl. 8ottl6ling, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
2l,a< Niles, Okie
3mei9 %.

.Mllen Sdpueltern oes 3aueig %
Oielte sllr gefduigen 9tadrid)t, SaB
sic breimonatli6e 8iiderpriifl,ns
bie nddtIte Geriamnlllng iotuie ol,h
am Counting, Oen IL. gaoDember, nm
2 llGr nadu,r:ttags abgcbalten tpirS.
Mae Sdweitern iino gebeten ser Ser
iullunlurg beia.tpobnen.
Sofia @iirtber, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08

Kirrblicbe Racbricbte1r

nat, is tim: 2ltGer &iaazSibung z
big 8 llbr abenDS,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
youngstown. Clio
9cutid)c So. 2utb. S,untcrus =Wenetnbe,
Gle Ejucplu uuo Nijtf Npc. =

Yfo,rer Gilbert g. G. tSrotte, COB
gSid Mpe. SnaliIder @uttesoienit 9 ubr.
Sonntasir5:le 10 llbr. Scutider 8ots
tesbieuit ii llbr 'scbcn erlten Spnntdg
int Monat 9raiien |ereiu Geriurtmlung.
:sehen Apciten Sonntag i'm Ncnat &irz
d,enrats sSitung. Seo,n SIpeiten 3sitt>
lpodl i'm Wonot 2utter oiga Wcriannts
I,na. Spnntaaialuls Situng miro TIM
Wcralls acknowledgement.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08

slaen Mitglieoerm oiene our &C.
fGaigen Nabrif)t, baB Ole ndf)itl
8eriannnm.ng Sonntag, ben II. No'
pentber, 9 llbr nadunittags ltalt.
finoet. 9ie 8riieer itr,6 eriud)t redl
aablreih 5u erIbeinen.
Sobam Oupi0, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
Gantun, Chic
9uther!ide Gbritus STRIDE,
113|14. Sfr., y. 6.

Efarrer 9ilfspre o19er. Sonn=
tasidule u'r $3.50 llbr ntprgen. 9eutIb>
Gngltlder Bottesoienit 1880 ll9r NOR
GenS
Iae G!uIGcns9cnplcn NIB 0rcumte
itno ber5lld) einselaben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
8arp, Snbiona
9cntfbc Gu. 2utbcr. 1rrterns. 2trdb'
Gdc IL. Mpc. nnb 0ijlmure Ctr.

Sfarrer auguit g. S'iDting, 1919
Fillmore Ctr. Sel: 23551. Seoen
Spnntug . ilhr rurmittoss Scnuta9z
id,,ile. 10 llhr en9liThtr @ottesoienit.
II llbr b,utid)cr Bpttc3blcnit.
Mue li:tbcr,Ihcn G'lnllrensgenol1cn
beutid)cr unb engliiher Gtnae IN @arp
lmb lln,aeh,lna ltnb 5u ocn @ottesoten,
ltcn berSlid cinaeluhen. E.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08

8elln,an.
llnier 8artenpartie firOet 0iens.
tag, Sen 13. Nopen,ber, itott. gittc
fommt alle.
Suian Heibcrtb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08

0ifte ienos: Sales Gag Stamps
IN Giiinbeth ssoifel. 761 goob M0
IJebeIono. Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08

Vim Sonntag, Sen If. Nopember
rnnltaiten mir einen
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-12-21

National Clothing Co. Ecrl. ,
as0s-oS s. Ashland ave. Chicago 8, i-.s
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-12-21

rsr aeep my present grade.
That means a lot.
2 by recnlisting for 3 years I
( can pick my own branch of
service in the Air, Ground or
Service Forces, and can go to any
overseas theater | wish.
Il get my mustering-out pay,
y even though I'm reenlisting.
Also, get $50 a year reenlistment
bonus for each year I've been in
the Army. Ny dependents receive
family allowances for the full term
of my enlistment. And I'll be
eligible for CT Bill of Rights bene-
Ats when l get out of the Army.
4 my food, clothes, quarters,
= medical and dental care are all
supplied to me. And | can learn
any of 200 skills or trades in the
Army schools.
( "All of us who are reenlisting
y are going to have from 30 to
90 days furlough at home with
full pay and our travel paid both
ways. And we'll have 80 days fur
Tough every year with pay
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-12-21

G ANY time after 20 years l
y can retire at half pay increas-
ing year by year 10 three-quarters
retirement pay after 80 years Of
service. And the time I've already
served in active military or naval
service counts toward my, retire
ment time. Added up-reenlist-
ment seems pretty sound to mel"
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-12-21
JANUARY 81, 1916
AN IMP RANT DATE
FOR MEN IN The ARMY

AN IN ~ ~ - ~ bAIn
FOR MEN IN the ARMY
MEN now in Army who rssnllsf
before February will be rssn-
listed in present grade. Men hon
oroblY discharged con rssnlisf
within 40 dogs offer discharge
In grade held at time Of dis
charge, provided they rssnlIsi
before February !, 1915.
You may enlist AT ANY TIME
for IA, 2 or 3 year periods.
(Ons-Yeor enlistmenfs for men
now in the Army with at least
8 months of serViee.)
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Broadway Memoranda

in the title role of the American
Negro Theater's Henri Christophe, -
which was presented in Harlem
Irving Berlin is seeing Broad
way shows. He finally has been
forced to quit his overseas tours.
With his own particular law of
equalization, Billy Rose is more than
making up for the small fortune he
lost on Seven Lively Arts" and
Concert Varieties" His production
of Carmen Jones" is running up
new box office records on the West
Coast. In three weeks at the Phil
harmonic Auditorium in Los An
geles, Calf, 1t crossed s13s, ,235,
easily passing the previous record
for that theater, $127 900 for Lady
in the Dark" with Gertrude Law
renee.
Al Jolson and Mike Todd are get
ting together on a Broadway show,
possibly to be written by Dorothy
and Herbert Fields. who wrote "Up
in Central Park" New York
cafe stars would like TO cut their
appearances to two shows q night
instead OF three. Jane >Froman
started it while at the Copacabana
and Harry Richman did only two a
night at La Martinique. :. When
Sophie Tucker returns to a Man
haitian cafe floor she'll do only two
a night.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Stars Also Are Eating Lightly
By Harold Heferna

| The Fox comrnissary, known by
the swanky name Cafe de Paris,
and called by many the best In Hol-
lywood, still serves eggs Benedict
that are practically out of this
world, along with a host of other
delicacies. Pastries there are so
wonderful and are consumed so
quickly that the wise actors now
order their desserts first.
At RKO you can get an i'm
perial de luxe salad with guaranteed
fresh shrimps at the outlay of IS
cents. Up to a few weeks ago you
could also get the finest slice of
prime ribs of beef in town. The
commissary manager is glad now
that he cannot obtain this delicacy
A regular feature on Wednesdays,
actors stole off their sets long be-
fore the noon hours and stood In
line for it.
The stars have accepted the war
time food limitations with good
grace, like the rest of us. But they
have retained some of their old
idiosyncracies.
For Clark Gable" says Bert
Baker, in charge of MGM's commits
sary, you can still skip the salt.
He never uses 1t.
Hedy Like Desserts.
Lionel Barrymore detests sugar.
When Wally Beery can get steaks,
he likes 'em rare. Bill Powell loves
mustard and will eat 1t on almost
anything. Spencer Tracy goes for
the special chicken broth and takes
it clear, no rice or noodles. Judy
Garland likes thin lamb chops and
cole slaw, but we no longer serve
the chops, Hedy Lamar loafs
through the entree, just waiting TO
get at the sweets that follow. She
has a passion for anything sweet.
Lana Turner loves milkshakes. AL
ways has one with her meals and
several in between. They do not
seem to affect her weight at all.
A tuna sandwich and piece OF
chocolate cake makes her lunch
complete"
When Bette Davis is doing heavy,
dramatic scenes, she eats very
light lunch. When she is OCCASION
ally playing comedy she has the
works s"-practically four courses.
She figures when the scenes call for
less concentration she can give her
stomach more work.
Dorothy Lamour likes cold plates
at noon. Seldom eats hot lunch.
Betty Cradle goes to the other ex-
treme. She wants three hot meals
day, even though her lunch may
be light. When Betty is dancing be-
fore the cameras she eats like a
workman, three times day. Burns
most of it up on the dance floor.
All studio commissaries serve beer,
but very little Is ordered. None
serves hard drinks with meals.
At one studio the back-lot lunch
room, where the workmen eat, has
roast beef almost every day. At the
studio commissary where the stars
eat they never get 1t. There must
be something In that setup that
would appeal to our friends, the
Russians
Mrs Hollywood, like the rest of us,
seems to be taking the home-front
hurdles in the right spirit, and that
includes the daily menu In the COM
missaries.
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Evening star., 1945-07-08
Angela Newest Cinderella
By Rosaiind Shafer

Lille in a cabaret, but she knew
how to take care of herself.
Resisted First Offer.
1t was her clear-headed and def
mite ideas that helped her to size
up Hollywood when she arrived ION
spec" with her mother and the
twins three years ago. She was Of
fered stock studio contract. but
refused it, feeling it was the road
to oblivion, tempting as the regular
money was. She preferred to work
and wait for better break, filling
in betimes at big stores perfume
department. She was well liked at
the store and the management had
planned to train her as a buyer if
the picture break had not come.
Her chance came through John
Van Druten, who had know her
family in England. He sent Angela
to director George Cukor for a
screen test for "Gaslight," and you
know the rest. The studio considers
her an important aquisition and is
giving her a star buildup. Shel
play opposite william Powell in
"Hoodlum Saint"
Angela and her mother live in a
hillside home with accommoda-
tions for the twins, who come home
from school week ends. They like
entertaining at their patio bar
becue and then Angela shows off
by baking a super special five-layer
cake
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Sequel to 'GI Joe Due
By Jaw Caym odv

Producer Lester cowan kept the faith with Pyle
making Story CT joe Ernie himself the finished
much the dramatizaton
But Cowan saying day sater stn will
picture which correspondent will be disclosed in
his dramatic and heroic proportions
time make Ernes Here Is
Your War would the other picture Cowan
said The Board Newspaper Advisers set up to help me on Enes
picture the Associated Press
think was the one who made pointed
correspondent the most dramatic figures Of the
war He has faced all the fighting
the fighting And before he died ne
did equally brilliant job of his particular kind He has
fabulous of material out of which screen play
worthy of his work sacrifice be made.
"In make it, and, of course want to make it,
Pyle Specified
The picture which cowan has in out
of Enes story of it. His heroes he in
sisted were the Capt Bill Walker Sergt Warnic
and Murphy and New He pictured along
specified kind continuity the cnarace VINO
ties stories of the others together
Cowan rues but thing the production of THE Story ol
joe That Hays office to permit the use OF
Fne exact quotations reaction the death OF Capt
Walker those words whose profanity he denies IN tne
they could have given audiences the same
relief that they gave that moment of anguish
Ernie lived cowan said 7 would have fought for the M
right to use those words killed at lie shma in the
Pacific feel that should make an issue OF "hener OF not
Ernie profanely" 49,. .o,
cowan did go far request that the original
ending of the screen play used in its distribution among
service That also denied him. And ne mas ~ 0
indignant letters to show that serVcemen are unhappy " "
Indiana Protested.
One from an youngser who knew Ernie pro-
so they don't the aRa Well maybe, they don't
like way fight either"
The producer CT Joe" did win argument
spoken the picture That was In oonnecon WIN
phrase Lousy kraut, swine
LOUSY is of the wordof which there
of the Hays Office don't tnnk
general speech and would De con-
tent to don't think however there any way OF
out vernacua of the boys Ernie was with ana
wrote about put fight for It, ana am siao
that suggested oaclaHy 10 CoWan
He insisted Joe did not talk that way
Our opinion effectively shown here
under the auspices National Press Club and the Loew Palace
weakened too greatly by the mooined
ending We agree that would have been more real
effective Enies words we agree
that those words basphemous spirit must have given
emotional who said them We think also that
the would accomplished the thing for the audiences
who will Story of CT Joe"
RepIete With Drama
do their Cowans
highly moving dramatic spectacle of what
little menke hnsewho fought the greatest
history in the bravery the treless
the anguish pathos omradhp the gallant huor and the
fabric the lives deaths of
which Ernie
booking Washington has been set for the Earle
Theater and the date chosen is August 2
that time accompanying the picture
waiting for as for other picture of the