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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Portrait Startling

Although the revelation of
the portrait is startling. many.
people have contended that II
would have been more exciting
had the actual disfgured paint
ing never been disclosed and the
whole frightening effect been
left up TO audience Imagination.
Then. at the finale. show only
the dissolute and corrupted face
on the body Of Dorian as a ter
rifle curtain 10 the whole affair.
The Fox brings back a great
favorite in Wilson" the Tech
nicolored biography Of the
World War l president. which
was greeted with such acclaim
when il was first shown here
last winter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

sen and johnson, inventors OF
the bOne-cruSher style Of humor,
have another-not quite so
funny-verSion OF their 'IIellza-
poppin."
MEMPHIS BOUND. Still an
other version Of G.. a. SIS Pima
fore. this time with an all-Negro
cast starring Bill Robinson. who
at 81 is still an amazing,
sprightly and amusing dancer.
ON THE TOWN. a rather
different and highly entertaining
musical comedy about New York
and a sailors quest for a gal. in
this case dancer SonC OSato.
Comedienne Nancy Walker is
also involved.
THE GLASS MENAGERIE.
The most highly rated drama of
the season stars I.durctte Taylor
in a magnificent performance.
The struggle OF a tarnishcd
southern belle 10 get a boy
friend for her crippled daughter.
THE LATE GEORGE APLEY.
George S. Kaufman helped nov
eliSt John =. Marquand adapt
this prize-winning novel TO the
stage and made it somewhat
funnier, If less subtle. a rou-
tine story of young love caught
in the clashes Of social stratum
Is lifted out Of tho ordinary by
humor and attitude peculiar TO
Boston.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Knox in Wilson Role

Alexander Knox has the lead
Ing role. while there is a horde
of famous actors impersonating
historical characters in support.
It's a great picture. which you
should see in case you missed II
on it's first visit here.
The Palms State brings in
"China Sky" the film version Of
Pearl Bucks novel, with Ran
dolph Scott and Ellen Drew in
the leading roles. This has
plenty of action and a strong
romantic motif with some rather
interesting atmosphere shots.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Humor Very Grim

The principal fact we liked
about the picture was the lack
of any horror in il. 1t has a
certain kind of Alfred Hitchcock
flavor. combined with some very
grim humor. The individual per-
formances are all fine with spe-
cial accent on that Fat Man"
Sydney Greenstreet.
Also held over is the current
United Artists attraction. The
Picture of Dorian Gray" which
we consider to be one of the
best films in many months.
While Hurd Hatfield may be
a little weak in the title role.
the rest Of the performances
are way beyond par and the
subtle terms that M-G-M has
used in translating this Oscar
Wilde novel 20 the screen are
indeed excellent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Kaye at Downtown

Sammy Kaye. who hasn't paid
a visit 10 a Detroit thcater in
over n year. pops up at the
Downtown with a huge stage
show. in addition 20 his swing
and sway band.
This includes Billy Williams.
lovely Nancy Norman. tho Four
KayedetteS, Arthur Wright.
sally Stewart and, as a couple
Of extra added attractions, the
Pitchmcn and dancing LYDIA Sue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
BY JAMES POWERS
Int1 News service Dramatic Editor

NEW YORK, July %.
NORMALLY, the arrival Of
~ vacation-time would find a
sizable proportion Of Americans
in the family car highballing it
down the road TO New York;
Edo licking papa's ear and papa
probably wishing he could lick
FIdo.
And just as surely as the kids
would want a squint at the
Statue of Liberty Or the view
from the Empire State Building.
mama would want 10 see Kath-
alinc Cornell or Helen Hayes
and Pop a mu steal. Because
Now York is uniquely a show
town. To see a New York show
i'm "A New York theater is some
thing special.
Gasoline ratioulng and travel
restrictions VIII Curtail much
vacation travelling mis- year, but
despite this New York Will en-
tcrtain a record crop Of visitors
Hotels squeaklng at the seams
and transportation lines crcak-
ing along with a bumper haul Of
passengers testify 10 this. One
explanation is that businessmen
and women are obliged TO make
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Sees Kin Isl Time
In Six Years
HOLLYWOOD. July %.

HOLLYWOOD. July %.
In Grand Rapids, George
Murphy had n reunion with his
sister. Mrs Mabel Fisher. for
the first time in six years. lie
shared the spotlight with his
2l-year-old niece. Lenore, the
first WAC to enter Sicily and
Italy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

This is a different type
Of Humphrey Bogart thriller
and, while it has plenty of
action, it puts "Bogey" back
in the killer class.
It's psychological drama,
particularly well thought out
and well directed. Humphrey
gets rid of his wife the hard
way for love OF Alexis Smith,
who doesn't generally seem to
appreciate the idea and, while
he almost gets away with muir
der. he is finally trapped by a
series of the weirdest circum-
stances which will even make
you neurotic.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

Lawford, Donan Reed and Low
ell Gilmore as the artist who
creates the unhappy partraIt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Dorian Gray. Conflict Stay;
Wilson Back. Kaye Pays Visit

THE local films to be doing well that many of them
being held for a second week take.
Conflict for example, which rang the bell at the Mchi-
gan last week. stays with packed every showing
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Held aS Killer
Of Two YankS

BRISBANE. Australia. Jan. 25
UPi Frederick William Ever
oSt 81 bread cart driver, was
charged today with The murders
OF TWO American ScUvlccmcn.
one victim. a navy chief petty
officer was shot Yesterday while
the other an army lieutenant
was killed Jan. H.
The lieutenant told police be
tore b. died that he wa> shot by
"a man who knocked az the back
door of the hou>e IN which ne was
living and demanded.
Are there any Nanks living
here 80
Police also had possession Of a
letter sent by a man signing HIM
sell The Man in Gray TO local
newspapers.
we will give the CopperS
(pOuCel no rest until we put
more Yanks 10 rest the letter
said
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Casualties
Hit 7O1,95O

WASHINGTON. Tan - uNS1
Secretary StmS0n announced
today American army casualties
m an thcateGs total 6l6,95l as OF
Jan Il af which number III 256
WcrC killed.
or the others, StimSon said.
g56.Sl3 were wounded, a1429 are
prisoners and $3.50 are missing
4 total of lS032O wounded have
been returned 90 duty,
NaNN department reports plllg
casualties at Si999, making thc
overall total Tol, ga0
Since war department iigu'rs
only cover actual casualties I..
accing events iu mid-Doccmhcr
they fail tn reflect losses incurred
IN The German hre8k-through and
IN the Countor1SSault which has
driven the Germans back almost
10 their iump-oG line
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Poor Digestion? ?G0.. :.
headachy? 90
Sour or Upset? 90
TKed-LiStIess? 90

Do you feel headachy and upset due to
poorly digcsted food? To feel cheerful
and hApuY- again yeHF feed must be
digested properly
Each day. Nature must produce about
two pints Of a vital digestive Juice 10
hclp digest your food. II Nature fats,
your food may remain undigested--
leaving yeti headachy and irritable.
Therefore. YOU must increase the flow
of this digestive juice. Carter's Little
Liver Pills increase this fow quickly
often in as little as 80 minutes. And.
you re on the road to feeling better.
Don't depend on artificial aida to
coHnteraet indigestion-when Carter's
Little Liver Pills aid digestion after Ma
t,Ire's own order. Take Carter's Little
Liver Pills as'directed. Get them at any
drugstore, Only 25f.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Rail Embargo
On Fruits IO East

NEW YORK. Jan Is GNSl-
Fresh fruits and vegetables are
expected 10 disappear from mar
ketS along the eastern seabOard
bv the middle Of next week, ac-
cnrdnC 10 dealers who learned
ioda, OF an ODT-direCted freight
embargo 20 permit railroads 10
uniangle bottleneCkS m war
essential freight.
The embargo prohibits tho ship
mpnt 10 the northeast of all fresh
fruits and vegetables.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Canada's Famous
COUGH
MIXTURE
't5w on S8tte=N5de IN Il. s. A.
Sd Demand Proves Us Worth

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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
AEL Mans Convoy
The pErsnlT TIMES
jan te45

More thn 25 AL volunteers
from the ArL Viii dTl,t "a cone
Voy OF army trucks 90 eastern
ports tCmwF .N.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04

BEl.-AlylI
/ Francoski spisal GUY DE MAUPASSANT
/ Prevel - OToN zUPANcIc


Mladi moz je ostrmel, in pc
Ikratkem premolku:: MEM ze;
lsploh pa ga stejejo med mai.
lzmoznejse moze u zbornici.
ze mogoce. Med slepci kra-
lljuje skilec. Vsi tile ljudje, po-
1glejte, so poprecne glave, ker
so Sc zarili svojim duhom med
1dvoje zidov-med denar in po-
litiko. To so suhoparniki, s
lkaterimi je nemogoce govoriti
10 cemerkoli, o cemerkoli, kar
|ljubimo mi. Um Jim jes zako-
pan, ali mar zablacep, kakor
Sena Asnieresu.
0, kako tezko je najti GLOVE
ka sirokimi mislimi, OBJ kate
rih cutie oni veliki din h<daljav,
ki ga sopete kraj morja. Nekaj
takh sem poznal, pomrli so"
Norbert de Varenne je govo-
|rii 2 jasnim, vendar nekoliko
|podmolklim glasom, XII bi bill
vse bolj zvenel v nocni tisini. da
Sc mu je dal cisto razprostreti.
Bill je videti vznemirjen in oto-
zen, kakorsni smo, kadar nam
pade v srce ona turoba, cd ka-
tere nam dusa trepece, kakor
zemlja pod zmrzlino.
Powell je-: "Kaj je naposled
malo vec ali malo mani duha,
ko DO pa vendarle vsega konecw
Utihnil je. Duroy, XII mu je
bilo tisti vecer dobro pri srcu,
je nasmehoma dejal: Danes
innate crne oci, dragi mojster."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04

ziyed \ jiIl letih, az1< I
|1laydaja danes \ erozllo teallu-
llbo sanlota u stanove1lM III zpe
Ger pri kaminu tako ni je pri
|srcu, kakor da sem Sam safncat
ma svetu, strasno sam, . OBJ
|koljen 2 ne yes kakimi neyar-
'nostmi, q neznanimi il strahot-
mimi stvarmi; in stena med me-
moi in mojim sosedom, HI "a
ne poznam, me loci Cd MEGA,
da mi je boil dalec nego zyezde,
XII jih gledam skozi okno. Neke
vrste zona me izpreletava, 20
ma bolecine in strahu, iii groza
me je tisine med stirimi stena-
mi. Tako globoka in zalostna je
tisina v sobi, kjer zivis sam. To
nj samo tisina okoli telesa, me-
go tisina okoli duse, in kadar
zakaj najmanjsega zvoka ne
pricakujes v tenn mrtvaskem
domu."
(Dalje prihodn1ic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04

Mislite nd vse to, mladi MOI,
lmislite ma to dneve, mesece ii
tleta, III 4 drugimi ocmi boste
lgledaii zivljenje.
Poskusite Sc oprostiti vsega,
Ikar vas uklepa, napnite vse mo-
lciz tisti nadcloveski napor, da
lstopite "a ziva IL svojega teIe-
1sa, svoje sebicnosti, svojih mi
Isli in IL vsega voljnega Glove
Istva, da Sc yam obrne pogled
Idrugam, in ra umeli boste, ka-
ko | malenkostno je prickanje
med romantiki in naturalist,
ali prepir radi budgeta."
| Zacel je hitreje korakati.
"A obcutili boste tudi gro
zno bridkost obupancev. Borili
Sc boste, izgubljeni, potopljeni
V negotovost. Vpili boste ma po-
magazine ma vse strani, in cd nj
koder ne bo odziva. Iztezali bo-
ste roke, klicali, maj vam pri-
skocijo, maj vas ljubijo, tola-
zijo, resijo; zive duse ne bo k
Vam.
Zakaj tako trpimo? Ker smo
brez dvoma rojeni zato, da Ii
vino bolj v zmislu materije in
mani zmislu duha; a sila ma
sih misli je ustvarila nesoglas-
je med nasim razsirjenim spo-
znanjem in med nepremicnimi
pogoji nasega zivljenja.
Oglejte 81 poprecnike: ako ne
navale ravno nude nezgode ma
mamie, so zadovoljni, vseobce
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04

Pssnlk 4 oll llSovoril 'vednd
1jih imam, otrok moi, iii se pal
lllet, pa jih boste ineli tudi NJ,
zivIjenjg je pot ma goro DO
kler hodimo naykreber, gIeda-
mo vrhunec in srecnit snlo; ko
pa dospes ma vrh, zapazis ne
madonna podolico in konec ~
s1nrt. Navkreber gre pocasi, ma
9vzdol gre jadrno. V vasih letih
DE clovek radosten. Nadeja Sc
ltoliko- reel, ki jih sicer nikdar
ne doseze. " mojih ne pricakuje
Icloyek nieesar vec samo
ls1nrti. "
Duroy Sc je zasmejal: 'Pre-
lsneto, sal me kar zona po hribu
lzgrinja."
Norbert de Varenne je po-
wei: Ne, vi me nocoj ne razu-
Imete, toda spomnili Sc boste po-
|zneje, kar vam pravim to uro.
Dan prite, vidite, in marsiko-
imu pride zgodaj tisti dan, ko
nam nj do smeha, kakor pravi-
mo, zakaj Ia vsem, kar .gledas,
|Zapazis smrt.
O, vi niti ne razumete te be-
sede, smrt, vi ne. V vasih letih
ne pomeni to nicesar. v mojih
je to nekaj strasnega.
Da, kar naenkrat pa jo ra-
zumes, sam ne YES kako in "a
kaj, in potem spremini vse V
zivljenju svoje lice. Jaz jo Gu
tim re petnajst let, kako me
zdeluje, kakor da nosim sebi
zival, XII me gloje. Cutim je po
malem, mesec "a mesecem;
grudi me kakor hiso, XII Sc ru-
81. Preobrazila me je tako, da
Sc vec ne spoznam. Nicesar me-
ne prejsnjega nj vec meni, tt
stega iskrega, svezega, krepke-
ga fanta, kakrsen sem bill S >tri-
desetimi lett. Videl sem, kako
mi bell crne lase, in s kaksno
premisljeno in zlobno pocas-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04

Ibede he cutijo. Tudi zivaIi IL
Inc cutijo.'
Zopet je postal, prernisl jeval
par sekund, potem pa D ,utru-
ljenim in udanim glasom
Jaz sem izgubl jeno bite. Nj
mann nj oceta, nj matere, nj bra
ia, nj sestre, nj zene, nj dece, nj
boga.'
Po kratkem premolku je pri-
'stavil: "Samo poezijo imam"
Potem je dvignil glaVo proti
|nebesu, kjer je sijalo bledo OBJ
|licje polne lune, in je deklami-
!ral:
w mraku praznino zrem,
kjer PLAYA zvezda bleda:
kje "a prasanja ia je pi-
sana beseda ~
Dospela sta do konkordskega
mostu, ga molce prekoracila ter
sla potem mimo bourbonske pa
lace. Norbert de Varenne je "a
eel zopet: "Ozenite Sc, prija-
tell, ne veste, kako je samemu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04
(Nadaljevanje)

Duroy nj osta1 dolgo, ker se
mu je zdela zabava dolgocasna
Ma stopnicah je dosel Norberts
de Varenne, XII Sc je bill tud
pravkar poslovil. Starr pesnil
ga je prijel pod pazduho. Seda.
Sc mu nj bio vec bati njegove-
ga tekmovanja pri listu, ker
sta delovala ma bistveno raz-
licnih poljih, in kazal je mlade-
nlu mozu nasproti nekako oce-
tovsko naklonj jenpst.
"Saj me nekaj casa pospre-
mite, kaj ne?'
Duroy je odgovoril: ~ vese-
ljem, mojster dragi.'
In zlagoma sta krenila DO
bulvarju Malesherbes.
Pariz je bill tisto noe skora j
zapuscen; bila je mrzla noe,
ena tistih noci, XII bi dejal, da
so sirnejse cd drugih, ko so
zvezde bolj visoko, ko je zrak,
kakor bi prinasalis svojimi re-
denimi dihi nekaj, kar je prislo
Sc liza zvezd.
Moza nista prve trenotke nj
cesar govorila. Potem je Duroy
spregovoril, da bi sploh ka.j re-
kel:
ia gospod Laroche-M Matthew
je videti zelo razumen in ucen
clovek."
Start poet je zamomljal: "Se
yam zdi?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04

M n1isice zApe vee. mole mex
ldanJe ted i pilStila mi il
lzgolj to obupano duso, 'hi hi
ljo tudi skoro ugrabi
N Da,, zmrvifa me je, ciganka
lpolagon1a in strahovito je izvr-
tsila, minute "a minute, pocasnc
razdejanie mojega bitja. In Sc.
ldaj cutim svoje umiranje y
lvsen1, kar delam. s slehernim
lkorakom Sc il blizam, vsak moi
Ipregib, vsak din pospesuje ME
tzlohotno pocetje. Dihas, spis,
Ipijes, jes, delas, sanjas - in '
Ivsem svojem dejanju in neha-
Inju umiras. In sploh zivljenje
F. je umiraje!
0, razumeli boste to! Ako
premisljate sano cetrt ure, pa
|jo zagledate.
Cesa pricakujete? Ljubezni ?
Sc par poljubov in onemogli bo-
ste.
In poten, "a TEN? Denaja? :?
Cemu? Da bi placevali zenske? {?
Lepeli srece! Da bi obilo jedi,
Sc zredili in jazkali po cele no.
ci, ker bi vas grizla putika?
In Sc potem? Slave? Cemu ii
neki bo,, ko je ne mores vec fr-
gait v obliki ljubezni?
In potem, "a tenn? Vedno
smrt ma koncu.
JAZZ jo vidim zadnje case ta-
ko blizu, da Sc mi hoce pogo
stoma profit roko, da bi jo
pahnil cd sebe. Zemljo pokriva,
polni vesoljni prostor. Povsod
jo vidim. zuzelke, ma cesti po-
gazene, padajoce listje bella nit
ka, XII jo wren " prijateljevi
bradi, vse mi razjeda srce in
mi klice: 'Lej jo!"
Greni mi vse, kar delam, vse
kar vidim, kar jem in kar pi-
jem, vse kar ljubim, mesecino,
solncne vzhode, veliko morje,
lepe reke, mill zrak poletnih
vecerov!"
Pocasi je hodil, malo zasopel,
ma glas sanJaJe, ker Je skoraj
pozabil, da ga kdo poslusa.
Nadaljeval je: "In nikdar Sc
ne vrne nobeno bite, nikdar...
Hranijo Sc kalupi "a kipe, od-
tiski, ponavljajoci taiste slike;
a mole telo, moi obraz, mole
misli, mole hrepenenje ne
vzniknejo nikoli vec. In vendar
Sc DO rodilo na milijone, ma mi.
lijarde bitij, XII bodo nosila na
svojem mestu nos, oci, cello, Il
ca in usta kakor JAZZ, in tudi du-
SO kakor JAZZ, meme pa ne bo nj
koll nazaj, meme, in nikdar nj
koli Sc ne prikaze mic, kar bi
nosilo moi sled na sebi, med
Vsemi temi stvori, nestevilnimi
in razlicnimi, neskencno razlic-
mimi, ceprav priblizno podobni-
mi.
Cesa Sc oprimi? H komu vpii
V svoji stiski?-V kaj mai bi We
rovali? ~a
Use we're SO bedaste, svojo
otrocjo morale in svojimi sa-
moljubnimi, strahovito neumni-
mi obljubami.
"Samo smrt je gotova."
UstaVil Sc je, prijel Duroya
Ia zavihke Cd ovratnika pri svr-
sniku, pa z zateglim glasom:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04
Dubonnet
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Rayons, $50 id.

Emo izmed najlepse blago v
Ameriki krasne cvetlice
natisnjene ma svetlern ali tenn
mem ozadju, ki napravi pri-
vlacne obleke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04
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Progasto. cvetjem baryano,
nlonctones in paisley prints
blago Y cbsirni izberi krasnih
novih kombinacijah barv
"a vase bluze in formalne
obleke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04
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Mncgobaryne cvetlice, lepi
monotones natisnjeni ma le-
penn rayon blagu, XII Sc ne
Znecka "a vase bluze ali
hisne halle.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04
"sIVANJE
"a slehernega'
l"Sewing for Everyone"
po Mary Brooks Pickens
co

SO
/. .Najnoyeisa knjiga ID nayodili
"a sivanje "a Vsako zeno, HI
silva ali Sc hoce nanciti siyatt
Vsebuje ma stotine ilustracij III
inStrukcij v pod robnostl.
KNUGE, cETRTO NADST.
Evening star., 1945-07-18
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. ss* As
~, 10,

Ansell of Pittsburgh, who was
wounded at Bougainville, especially
when we passed through POW's
riding air-conditioned coaches in
Arizona"
Evening star., 1945-07-18
Marines Tell of 'MouIdy Stuff
Fed Them on 5-Doy Train Trip

1. Meals of "mouldy green stuff
they told us was chicken liver"
2. Having to pass through air.
conditioned coaches occupied by
German prisoners of war en- route
to the dining car.
8. Travelling in an unventilated
car.
4. A water supply that sometimes
worked but generally didn't.
Their 3,000-mile trek started five
days ago in Ell Centre, Pvt. Line
barger said, and the Marines
"sweated, cussed and carried on
through the discomforts of the reg
ulation troop sleeper with their
ordeal made more difficult by the
dubious quality OF the food.
"The chow they served us for the
first two days they wouldn't dared
offer a civilian" Pvt. Linebarger
declared. "We noticed the chow
improved considerably when the car
was thrown open to civilians"
ut was rugged" said Corpl. G. F
Evening star., 1945-07-18
Couple Kept Baby Alive
In Eluding Japs ; Years

Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin E. johnson
told today how they kept their baby
daughter alive for SO months while
lodging japanese in the Philippine
Islands. The couple and Valkyrie
now nearly 4, are staying with Mr.
Johnson'S brother, Representative
LIE Roy Johnson, Republican, of Cal
ifornia, at his residence, 2029 Thirty.
eighth street NV.
Mr.. johnson was mining engi-
neer on Bataan when the japanese
invaded the islands. He and his
family escaped from their home or
Albay Gulf December IL, 1941, just
a few days ahead of the invading
soldiers, Mrs. johnson said.
Sheltered by friendly natives, they
finally reached a small island of
the southern coast of Luzon, re-
naming there most of the next
three years. They returned to the
United States in April.
Getting enough food to keep the
baby alive was their greatest prob
lem.
Il tried coconut milk, but hated
to use it because it was too rich for
the baby" she said. "We managed
to get rice from the natives and
were able to get enough chicken
eggs from them for the baby. When
ever we ran short of money I sold
one of the baby's diapers. 1t brought
$40, in japanese paper money, and
that enabled us to buy more food. -
Evening star., 1945-07-18
Variety Clubs 10 Honor
Discoyerer OF PeniciIIin

Sir Alexander Fleming, discoverer
of penicillin, will receive the annual
Humanitarian Award given by the
Variety Clubs of America for "un-
usual and unselflsh service to
humanity"
Sir Alexander will get 81 1000 and
silver plaque at dinner at pm.
next Wednesday at the Mayf1ower
Hotel. The presentation will be
made by Albert Kennedy Rowswell,
chairman of the Humanitarian
Award Committee, and John H. Har-
ris, a club founder. Carter Barron
is chairman for the dinner, limited
to $50 scientific, military, Govern
ment and entertainment leaders.
other recipients have been Cordell
Hull, Sister Elizabeth Kenny, George
Washington Carver, Martha Berry
and the Right Rev. Edward J.
Flanagan.
Evening star., 1945-07-18
The Wants of the People

There is an extraordinary
increase in the number of
little want Ads" printed
every day in The Star.
More people are advertising
for Help and also for Situa-
tionS.
More things are advertised
under "Sale Miscellaneous"
and more under Wanted
Miscellaneous"
More rooms are advertised
for rent and more rooms and
apartments are wanted and
more houses for sale, and so
on down the line.
ALI of these advertisements
are voluntary with no annoy
ance to the general public
from solicitation.
Evening star., 1945-07-18
Lord HaW HaW Trial
Postponed in London
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, July l8.-Trial of Will
liam 0ord Haw Haw) Joyce, ac-
cused of high treason in broadcast
ing propaganda for the Germans,
was postponed today to the Septem-
ber term of Old Bailey Court. Post
ponement came on a defense plea
that evidence from the United States
indicated Joyce was an American
citizen and thus owed no allegiance
to the British crown.
Defense attorneys presented cop
les of documents which we got from
the State of New Jersey, sealed with
the seal of Hudson County and con-
corning a man who may or may not
be-we cannot prove it at the mo-
ment-Joyce's father"
The attorneys claimed one of these
documents appeared to be a record
Of Joyce's birth in New York In 1906
They asked time to check the sigma
ture on the document, which they
said they believed to be that of
Joyce's father, and to bring addi-
tional documents to Britain.
Joyce claimed in preliminary
hearing that he was born in Brook
lyn in 1906 of an Irish father and
English mother.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., July Is (F).-
Hudson County Registrar William
A. Purcell said today the Bureau Of
Vital Statistics had on file the birth
record of a william Joyce, born July
26, 1906. at 664 Summit avenue, Jer-
sey City, to Patrick and Bridget
Joyce.
The record listed the elder Joyce
as native of Ireland and Mrs
Joyce as the former Bridget Riley
born in the United States.