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BUTLER. ANNIE c. We shall always
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Start saving now for your Seventh
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so that you can buy more War
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Evening star., 1945-04-13
DR.. Herbert F. Wriqht,
International Law
Authority, Dies

DR.. Herbert Francis Wright, SO,
professor of international law and
head of the department of politics
at Catholic University, died of a
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MUURE, LUCILLE DARLENE. On We'd
nesdsy. April II, 1945, at the Naval Hos
MOORE. beloved wife OF Seaman Charles
Henry Moore. devoted mother of Billie
Jean; Charles, jr.. and Cecilia Moore.
granddaughter OF Mrs. Willie Tillman and
John Frank McCorkle; niece of Mrs. Vic
1orine Haines and Mrs; Edmonia BRYANT.
Friends may call at the w. Ernest Jarvis
funeral church. 1892 You st NV, after II
April IA, at II am from the ABOVE fu-
neral church. Relatives and friends In
vited. 1nterment Arlington National Gem
etery. l3
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MOORE. LUCILLE DARLENE On

McCLUSKY. JOHN W. On Tuesday
April 10, l945. at his residence, in the
Donald. 1923 @2nd st. NV. JOHN w.
MtCLUSKY. Services ana lnterment Bos-
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TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
Buy War Bonds and Stamps at Any Local Iheater
Theaters Having Matinees

All Time Schedules Given in Warner
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d see him. He's my very favorite

and see him. He's my very favorite
movie actor"
It was between scenes, so OF we
started for the adjoining stage.
Margaret wasn't doing much talk
ing en- route and suddenly she
decided to turn back and abandon
the idea. She had some excuse
about being needed on the set.
We did a reverse and started
back-Margaret deep in thought.
Finally she could keep 1t to herself
no longer.
Girls really shouldn't call on
boys" she said seriously. THAT isn't
ladylike, Is it?"
P. Slater that day Mr.. Nc
Dowall called on Miss O'Brien and
the precepts laid down by Emily
Post were observed to the letter.
Over in the corner Of the "Holi-
day in Mexico" stage is Xavier
Cugat with the smallest dog we've
ever seen. 1t isn't more than 6
inches long and he carries 1t in the
handkerchief pocket of his coat for
scenes in the picture.
Cugat explains the pup was I'M
ported from Mexico City and his
name is Tico Tico. This gag, dream
ed up for the movie, is going to be
Cugat's trade mark in real life. The
bandman says he is having all his
suits made with larger breast pock-
cts and is going to carry one of these
miniature Chinuahas with him
wherever he goes.
Later he telephoned us a slight
change in plans. He said the pock-
cts would be lined-with rubber!
(Reieased BY the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-22
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
JHT vyrNNH

Week END roundup: It's big and
busy day on the MGM lot, and a
prolific one for the news hunter
For one thing we run into the gor-
geous Ilona Massey and hear from
her one Of the most fantastic travel
tales of the year. Miss Massey, who
has just returned to this studio after
seven-year absence, recently COM
pleted a six-month engagement in
Rio, starring in a revue at the Ca
sino Urea.
She was telling us in particular
about a South American romancer
who paid court to her in the most
vigorous and persevering fashion
she ever encountered.
He sat at the same table at the
casino every night" said Ilona, and
bombarded me with notes and flow
ers. At my hotel I got telephone
calls and baskets of orchids. When
I walked through the lobby there
ne was, sitting. I simply couldn't
get him off my trail. I made it a
policy not to go out socially with
any one during my stay and SO
kept putting him off.
Finally my companion suggested
that we would have to do something
and so I decided to invite this per-
sistent admirer to tea He arrived at
the specified time and had scarcely
sat down before proposing marriage.
I refused politely on the grounds
that I had a husband in the States. "
X X X X
Everything might have come along
quite all right, Iona related. but for
the fact that he spotted the 10-karat
diamond ring on her finger. Then
the gentleman really went to town.
He demanded a good look at it and
asked her to remove it. He held it
up to the light.
It's beautiful" he said. who
gave it to your"
MY husband" she answered
At that, her guest. with a flick
of the wrist, tossed the ring out of
the window and into the park below
Il was f1abbergasted," said Iona
when 7 could get my breath
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fOlCC lIldU IdllC0 W dllOCo W hAAOW.
Vaguely" the drama desk said,
reaching vainly for its latest copy
of Variety" which with Sam zolo-
tow of the New York Times, knows
the answers to all the questions
that no one else knows.
1t was a lame answer, obviously
A correlative lameness in several
other answers to several other ques-
tons produced an attack of con-
science. A man simply had to go
to work to find the answers to a lot
of things and do his duty to a loyal
public.
Accordingly, here are some of the
answers to heretofore puzzling
queries to this department:
"Therese"-which we should have
known-is Thomas Jobs adapta-
ton of Emile Zola's novel called
"Therese Raquin." 1t lures Dame
May Witty out of Hollywood, en-
ploys Margaret Webster as director,
and stars Eva LIE Gallienne. 1t also
provides a major role for Victor
Jory. who starred to long in Angel
Street"
r X X X
And to continue:
Ruth Webb, who was Luba Ma
lina's understudy in ''Marinka," and
before that was so many other stars
understudy that she became famous
as the most frustrated young singer
actress in the theater, finally gets
her first leading role in "On the
Town The hit musical, which
gives promise of keeping Miss Webb
busy for a long time. will make a
road tour when Broadway's interest
in it dies.
The play, which brings Edmund
Gouding back to Broadway for the
first time in 81 years, is The Ryan
Girl" which makes its Broadway
debut on Monday night. Since leav-
ing New York in 1924, at the height
of a directorial career that was
pretty high, Mr. G. has been work
ing happily in the vineyards of the
cinema.
Not making her Broadway debut i'll
The Ryan Girl" as reported, is the
movies Bonita Granville. The role
she was to have taken will be played
instead by June Havoc, Gypsy Rose
Lees little sister. who heretofore
has confined her art to the musical
drama.
Still more answers to still more
questions:
The Spencer Tracy-Robert Sher-
wood play, The Rugged Path" will
not open in Washington. 1t will
have three performances prior to
it's October / date at the National,
all of them in Providence. 1t has
been sold out there as we'll as
at the National In addition to
bringing Tracy back to the legiti-
mate theater for the first time in
Is years, the Sherwood drama will
stir out of her most recent retire
ment the favorite actress of a lot of
Washingtonians, Martha Sleeper
Miss Sleeper has been buster re-
Gently as a housewife and designer
and manufacturer of jewelry, at both
of which she is extraordinarily clever
and successful.
The Theater Guild play in which
Judith Anderson will appear will
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Iona Has Been Gadding

gasped, You shouldn't have done
that! Don't you realize that ring
cost $10,OO0?'"
Very we'll" said her guest. He
took out his check book and wrote
out an order for $4,000.
Il asked him to CO." said Iona,
land Immediately called the police.
We all searched the park below but
never found the ring. I rushed over
to his bank and presented his check.
1t was good"
During the remainder of her stay
Iona had no more visits from the
Latin. However, he would stand on
his balcony overlooking the bathing
beach and toss Gala lilies at her
when she went in for a swim.
(Where were the police?-Ed)
X X X
Over on the set of Bad Bascomb"
we had a chat with little Margaret
O'Brien. She had just returned
from Wyoming location and was
excited to learn that Roddy Nc
DoWall was working in a picture on
the same lot
You mean Roddy Mcdowell is
right over here?" she asked, wide
eyed. why, I've just got to go over
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not be "A Winters Tale" as both
Beth Davis Schreiner and this de-
partment once mistakenly recorded.
Instead Miss Anderson will have the
principal feminine role in "Medea,"
the Robinson letters adaptation of
Euripides' tragedy. If Washington
sees the play, which Is not definite,
it will not be until early in 1916.
The guild has numerous other prof.
ects to keep it busy until then.
1t will be Florence Reed who will
play the Winters Tale" role for
which we said Miss Anderson was
slated
Hardness may have marked the
assignment of many returning serv-
icemen to Hollywood, but not Van
Heflin. Heflin. rated by many as
the best of the younger players in
Hollywood, has been rented out by
MGM, his employer, to Hal Wal
lis for Love Lies Bleeding" Two
other members of the same cast
will be Barbara Stanwyck and Lisa
beth Scott Cor Emma Matzo, as we
promised to call her since learning
that was her real name.
Now, we feel better. And hope
you do, too.
X X
Waits and strays: Danny Kaye
will leave October 2 for a tour of
the Pacific Leo Durocher, man.
ager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, will
be his travelling companion. j..
And chara mort nf tho aHn
Approval" will get ninth week at
the Little Theater. . After which
it will have only four to go to tie
"Jeannie's" record at the same house.
The role most in demand on
the part of young singers is that of
Julie in the revival of SHOW Boat"
Additions for the Julie will be
held in New York starting next
Tuesday. And ending heaven
knows when.
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Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
Sta ge,

stage.
National-"Oklaho 2::2O and
$40 pm.
Capitol you Came Along:
GAS am, 1890. 3:15, sos, $50 and
1875 pm. Stage shows: 11:40 am,
2:25, Sis. 8 and 1880 pm.
Columbia-"Thrill of Ro-
nance: II am, los, $40, Sis, 7:20
and 925 pm.
Earle IT sand and One
Nights: 10:45 am, /, $40, 5:25,
7:35 and $50 pm.
Hippodrome-"Our Town: 3:44,
6:42, $40 pm. and 1905 am.
Keith's-"Wonder Man: 11:35
am, 1:35, 1886, 5:35, 735 and 9:35
pm.
Little-"On Approval: II am,
12:45, 2:30, AIS, 6, 7:50 and $40 pm.
Metropolitan" The True Glory:
1920 am, 1920, 2:20, AIS, 6:l5,
BIS, 1910 pm and 1910 am
Palace-"Anchors Aweigh":: 10:45
an, lbs, 4:05, GAS and 9:25 pm.
Pix-"Scar Face: 2:15, 5, TAO,
1925 pm. and 1855 am.
Trans-Lux News and Shorts,
continuous from 10 am,
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Fall Play Openings in Theater
Scatter Players Widely
BY JAY CARMODY.

the theaer does begin
suddenly discovers
things impossible to of them lives
suddenly become dim and obscure altogether
tons people ask the telephone receive sometimes
the answers!
DO ANYTHING about play called the
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Location of Yank Units
Over Worlds BattIefieIds

First Division marines were
in the money today following
the capture OF the Naha
National Bank on Oklnawa.
Elements OF the Fifth Regi-
ment OF the same division
fought inside the fortress city
OF shuri today.
The Japs offered bloody re-
slstance In the same area TO
two other American divisions,
the nth and 96th (Army).
The Seventh Infantry Division
eliminated an uncounted num-
Der Of Jsps seeking 20 make an
amPhibieas landing on 0ki--
nawa's east coast.
On Okinawa's west coast, the
Sixth Marine Division pressed
farther south In the Naha
sector.
The Third Division Of the
Z. 8. Seventh Army In Austria
today were custodians OF Baron
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Ask Administrator
For DR.. Bow Estate

Appointment OF an administra'
tor for the estate Of Or. Warren
+. Bow, deceased superintendent
of Detroit public schools, was
sought in probate court today
The petition listed $1,000 and
upwards in real estate and $3.50
and upwards" in personal prop
erty.
Since DR.. Bow died intestate,
the heirs will be his widow
Marian, and their SOM Warren D.
Bow, 1878 Birchcrest.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31

Oshlma, last Jap ambassador 10
Berlin, and 130 embassy en-
plOyes. They are interned near
Bad Gastein, Austria. N
Gen. Macarthur announced
that the 25th and 32d tRed
Arrow divisions had joined
forces To eliminate the last Jap
resistance along the Villa Verde
trail In northern Luzon.
In eastern LuZOn, SSth Di-
vision doughboys captured
Wnwa-hontaibau Dam tn gain
control Of the last unit OF the
water supply system for Manila.
On MlBdanao, 3fst Division
infantrymen crossed the Pulangi
River on the road leading to
Dayao.
The army's seth Division will
20 into training at Camp
Gruber, Okla, and the 97th at
Fort Bragg. y. C., on their re-
turn from Europe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Vet TB Hospital
P| Ian Submitted

A 300-bed tuberculosis hospital
for veterans will be built In Dear
born If the Federal Board OF Hos
pitals in Washington approves a
program submitted yesterday by
Veterans Administrator Frank T.
Hines.
His proposed plan calls for the
construction of II new veterans
hospitals or additions TO existing
hospitals.
Officials of the Veterans Ad-
ministration Facility in Dearborn
said they had not yet been told
of the plan, but they presumed the
hospital. If approved. would be
built on part of 78 acres adjoining
the present hospital.
The land was recently given
10 the veterans facility by the
Ford Motor Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
SdIvdged Relics
by 0CD

Michigan Civilian Defense sal.
wage chairmen today were called
upon 10 send into the central
salvage office here records of hum
dreds of historical metal relics
that were contributed 10 the scrap
metal campaigns early in the war.
Anderson, state OCD
chairman, pointed out that in the
rush 10 meet scrap metal quotas
no records were kept OF hundreds
of cannon, cannon balls, artillery
pieces and memorial statues or
historical significance that were
melted down
He said that the OCD now
wants 10 compile listing OF these
contributions as a matter OF his
torical record.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Hearing Postponed
In HoIdup Staying

Examination Of John T. Korna-
towsh. Is, of 2036 Bagley,
charged with the holdup Staying
of Joseph Ross, Vernon Ginger
Ale Co, cashier, was postponed
today by Recorders Judge Donald
Van Zile until June s.
John Cauchi. II, of 1929 Bag
ley, who surrendered 10 police and
told them he drove KornatoWski
10 the scene Of the crime, de-
scribed the attempted holdup and
Staying AT Woodward and Wood
bridge.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Diary of Detroiter in Maxi Prison Camp:
PrOdded Through blizzard

EDITORS NoTE-Fhis is the third instalnent
of the amazing record kept by Tk5 Robert f. Forbes of
657 Lihbrdge of his torture filed 103 days in a Ger
man prison camp. Forbes, drtiHergmdn toih the
First Army, captured in the Battle of the Bulge
last December. AT every opportunity he scrbbed hap
enngs of his imprisonment on old letters and diyty
Scraps Of paper. That record is presented here
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31

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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31

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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
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BY T75 ROBERT E. FORBES. U. s. ARMY

Former Detroit Time. In.wsne. Manager
JJnn Our prayers are answered. 1t is light, The
26 The guards opened the doors We fell
out into a blizzard. 1t had been showing all
night, about foot the ground
We walked a mile in the blizzard shining and .Id;ro
and praying under our breath to keep going The old ery
trick We stood in the snow for another hour
Then we started to move again. don't see how we
made it in the face of that blizzard But ANYTHING is better
han the horrible boxcars, anything
When the boys fell down, helped them up. We
tried to lean each other
Finally we got to the camp. They herded us into tent
'h ice on the floor We had stand No food no water
Now and then one of the fellows passed out We
rub ice on his face and get him up on his feet-
lhis has been our worst highland worst day.
But we keep praying and praying.
After four hours they our barracks They are
@ unheated same board hunks They after
that icecoverd They give us two 6r
We fall into bed ~ -
oaprO and fall asleep rs we try 10 say the rosary
No food of course 1t does not matter too tired
to about anything.
It's like drowning must be-
IT, Quantity of food here the same II seems to
0UH. be little better, and cleaner Discipline is rigid
-H What a wonderful treat. The Polish
- and French PWs here sent in one cieayef
( pr each fUe men. We all kneIt down and prayed in
Most of the boys sick today are in unspeakate
shape, and we have colds
We don't notice the lice and bedbHgs much any more
guess they disgused with us.
Jan. sent over some OF their own scsnt nj rati % W. "
28 snatch and grab and gobble.
Extra ralons today from the Polish PWs
0HHs Guards forced IN stand minutes ont
30 side in the and bitter cold for clothing
SO We are thoroughly chilled to the bone. take US
day to get TO feeling little warmer.
The arnes here three.sided tents with no roofs
hardship for the sick.
Frozen feet the big problem We can't do much about
them.
- The usual, except get tablespoonful Of cot
0NH. tage cheese instead Of oleomarg garine suspect
81 the Yanks are closer The weather has warmed
- up little, but the barracks still miseably cold
CApro and tried to play little catch In the But
We can't manage much exercise. Too weak.
Weather quite warm. 1t Is wonderful but are
EeU. so weak II is hard TO get in and hunks
The coughing and hawking night is terrible
L- l can't sleep through IT, and my bones are sore
from the boards
My hip pockets meet do the pockets of my
shirt. We thin.
But the sunlight is wonderful medicine help our
condition. At least get dry sit out in the
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
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