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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-10
1000 lidi zmira tydne we
Stetine.

Csl. vojsko provad1 We znam6m
pTlstave strazn1 sluzbu
S Rusy a Polaky.
Obyvatelstvo nemeckeho bal
tick6ho pT1stavu st6t1n umlra
tyfem a hladem pc tis1ci kazdy
tyden, jak vyjevili danst1 a sved
sti konsularn1 dredn1ci kteT1 do
Stokholmu odtamtud pfibyli.
We Stet1n6 nen1 paliva, sv6tla,
tekoucf vody nebo plynu a jen
malo potravin ma strasnem Ger
mem trhu. Vysoka 1mrtnost
stoupne ma 1000 tydn6 v zine
poole pfedpovedi tajemnlka
danskeho konsulatu Alleruda
ktery odjel re stet1na Is. Ger.
|vence.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-10
Halifax " Londvne.

Britsky velvyslanec We Wash
ingtonu, Halifax, pribyl do Lon
dyna v doprovodu sv6 zeny. O.
cekava Sc, re nova anglicka via
da vystT1da Halifaxe jinym di-
plomatem, ktery Dude lepe
schopen vysvetlovat novou brit
skou politiku americkemu lidu.
Halifax byl vzdy naklonen zpa-
teCnlkGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-10
DOPIS!

Ct6na redakce!
PTedem srdecny pozdrav ma
celou ctenafskou Obec. Jak
Yam jist6 znamo, re jsme do
stall ma Sparrows Point mas zpa
tecnf doplatek ma mzdy. Tu ia
Fekl mym spoludeln1kGm, ably
nezapomn6li ma tn nasi starou
vlast. Vfte dobre, re ten mas
d6lnik tam donna nema zadnou
zp6tnou mzdu jake my zde, on
nemGze pomoci. Darujte neco
ma Ceskoslovensky Cerveny
Krfz. Tu Sc hned pTihlasil
Franta Stasek a me dial $500 a
"a MIN hned nasledoval Jan
Vrablic tez s $500. No a ia
necht6l byt pozadu, jsem tez
dial $500. R1ka Sc, re jablko
nepadna daleko cd stromu a je
to pravda.
Ctenafi mill, vemte 81 pTiklad
z naseho krajana Ed. RychtaTe
co on uz ob6toval ma oltaT Via
sti. Jeho syn a dcera mohou
byti hrdf ma sv6 rodice. Pan
Jan RychtaT me dial $500 a je-
no syn Edward S PAM me dali
t6z $500. Jeho zet p. Fryer S
PAM me tez poslali $500. Ne
nj to krasny priklad cd Rychta-
Tovy rodiny, kdo je Dude nasle-
dovat? Nase vlast to potfebu-
lie! Kdo ted dava, dvakrat da-
va. Je mas vice krajanG zde ma
Sparrows Point, CO dostali zpet-
nou mzdu.
Krajan6, nechte Sc i Wy videt
a prisp6jte z toho vaseho do
platku necfm, Dude Yam to XII
cti.
PTeii ~ctenaTGm mnoho zdaru
a cten6 redakci hodn6 odb6ra
tell.
Jsem Vas,
Karel Porkat
Oil Lodge Forces
Sparrows Point = 10, Md
Krajan K. Porkat slozil tech
TO vybranych $4,000 v redakc
"Teiegrafu" a my je odevzda
me 6. N. S. We prosp6ch Csl
Gerveneho Kf1ze.
&. N. S. Fond Vitezstvf!
Josef a Marie KT1z 500
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-10
.Prvni zradce potrestan ma
SIovensku.

Lidovy soud pronesl svGj pr
vn1 rozsudek smrti ma SlOven-
sku, Emerich Nahnahacuk, els
mix z Presova, byl obeSen 4. ST.
pna jake informant gestapa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-10
Amnestie CetnikGGm
" ~Jugoslavi.

Pfedseda jihoslovanske Via
dy marsal Tito pfedlozil proza-
t1mn1mu parlamentu navrh da-
lekosahle amnestie pro vsechny
byvale pr1vrzenci generala Mi
haljovice a gen. Nedice. Tate
amnestie Sc nevztahuje ma Gle
ny nasilnicke organisace Usta.
ci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-10
v POsTUPIMI

v POSTUPIMI
Vojenska moe Nemecka Dude
navzdy zlomena.
Nahrady budou vymahany. -
Rise Dude pFemenena v zeme-
delsky stat S obmezenym prEG-
myslem. - Rusko obdrzi Kra-
~lovec, Polsko ostatni cast Wy
chodniho Pruska a hranice az
k pristupGm k Berlinu. - Mem
CT z Ceskoslovenska, Polska a
Madarska budou poslani domHG
= do rise.
Spojen6 Staty, Rusko a An
gle dohodly Sc o prozatimn1m
rozd6len1 vychodniho N6mec-
ka mezi Rusko a Polsko We vel
KEN planu uciniti z N6mecka
zemed6lskou a obmezen6 prd-
myslovou zem1, ktera by jiz nj
kdy nemohla otTasti m1rem sv6-
ia.
Tento hlavn1 plan, vypraco-
vany ma poradach, zahajenych
II. cervence V Postupimi, byl
podepsan 2. srpna We II hodin
27 minut rano presidentem Tru
manem, anglickym premierem
Attleem a ruskym premierem
Stalinem V palaci Cecilienhof V
Berl1n6. Jeho podrobnosti by
ly uveTejn6ny V komunik6, jez
bylo ~soucasn6 vydano We Wa
shington6, L%ondyn6 a Moskve.
Vymezujic pc prve tvar po-
valecn6 Evropy, dohoda rozd6-
luje vychodn1 N6mecko, Pride
lujfc tfetinu Vychodn1ho Prus-
ka Rusku a zarucuj1c novemu
Polsku uzemf, ktere poSinuje
.jeho vychodn1 hranice k pT1stu-
pGm k Berl1nu.
ZTizuje tez pro porazen6 Ne
mecko podrobnou formula, die
kter6 Spojen6 Staty, Rusko a
Velka Britanie budou vymaha-
ii svou nahradu z,vn6jsfch pra-
men6 a cd lidu We svych Oku-
pacn1ch oblastech V N6mecku.
Mimo to, Rusku prirceno pra-
vo, aby zbavilo n6mecke oblas-
ii, okupovan6 americkym a an
glickym a francouzskym vol
skem $50 hlavnfho prdmgslo-
veho z~aTfzenl, jehoz nen1 tTeba
k mirov6mu hospodaTstv1 de
militarisovanehO a odZbrojene-
no Nemecka.
Nepochybne bylo docllenc
tez dohody O obmezen1 repara-
CT, kter6 mohou byti vymahany
cd Nemecka. Pred tim bylo O.
znameno, re tato hranice je as.
$40, 900, 100000.
Rusko trpelo nejv1ce.
PTedpoklada Sc tez, re byla
uzavrena dohoda tez o pomer-
mem rozdelenf nahrad, pTi cem2
Rusko obdrz1 nejv1ce, protoze
prolilo tolik krve a v6novalo to-
lik pramenG We valce prot ma.
cist1m.
Ale zadne z techto rozhOd-
mutt nebylo uvedeno V komuni.
Ike. cftajic1m $500 SLOW, V nem5
byl oznamen konec a vysledky
conference.
Nenf pochyby, re bylo ns
konferenci v Postupimi jedna
no tez O valce proti Japonsku
v n1z Spojene Staty a Angle W
dou BOZ a Rusko je dosud neu
traln1.
Rozhodnuti zGstava tajemstvIr1
Ale jakekoli rozhodnut1, kite
re uzavrel premier Stain ohleC
ne casu, mista a zpGsobu, ia
kym Dude udeTeno ma Japon
sko, zGstava tajemstv1m. V ko
munike je zm1nka 0 valce n;
dalekem vychod6 jen nepf1m'
= Italie je chvalena re vyhla
sila valku Japonsku a konc1 te
mito zahadnymi slovy: "V prd
behu conference byly konan,
sch1ze mezi hlavami tT1 vlad
vojenskych vecech spolecneh'
zajmu."
Postupimska conference pc
lozila novy vzor pro obnover
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-10
Celkem
Cisty vyt6zek

Vzdor nepr1znivemu pocas1
vysledek Karnevalu jest uspo-
kojujfc1 a Zabavn1 Vybor Sdru-
zenych Csl. SpolkG upT1mn6 a
srdecn6 dekuje vsem, kdoz ia
kymkoli zpGsobem pomahali
ma tomto podniku, dale vsem,
kdoz svoji prftomnost1 neb da-
rem mas Vyrocni Karneval pod
poTili!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-10
3 JAPONSKA MESTA
BOMBARDOVANA.

JednO StO letadel Superior
tress udeTilo ma tTi d6lezita pr1
myslova japonska m6sta, n6ko-
Xix hodin pc te, kdy bombar-
daky a bojov6 aeroplany ito
ely ma tokijsky kraj a ma Kyu-
Su. Bombardaky 1tocily jedna
vlna pc druh6.
NepT1tel sd6lil, ktera to byla
mesta, jez Americana bombar-
dovali. Jsou to Maebasi, Ia
kasaki a SibukaWa ma central
MIN ostrove Honsu. Toxic O.
znamilo, re nalet udal Sc V 10
hodin vecer (podle tokijskeho
Casu) a trval az do pGlnoci.
Z jmenovanych tT1 NEST Mae
basi bylo varovano letaky re
dine 1. srpna, re Dude bombar-
dovano a zniceno. Toxic sd6li-
10, re letadla B-29 "uprchla" o
pGlnoci. 20. velitelstv1 americ-
Ike letecke silly nalet ten bezod-
kladn6 nepotvrdilo.
TFeti Iodstvo u japonskeho
pobrez1.
Zprava vyslana vlajkovou
lodi podadmirala j. S. Mccall
ma naznacovala, re tTet1 LODI
stvo pohybovalo Sc u japonske-
no pobTez1 sest dn1 a poole po-
slednf 1Tedn1 zpravy uderilo ma
iaponske domovske ostrovy.
Ma Javu podniknut
zdarily nalet.
z Filipin byla vyslana letadla
Lightning" ma ostrov Javu, ma
kter6m bylo tercem pro letce
mesto Soerabaja ma vychodnl
cast ostrova. Costa cd zaklad-
ny k terci a zp6t byla dels1 g.
600 mil. Let byl vykonan tam
i zp6t, coz je pozoruhodne. By
10 sd6leno, re je letadlo tax
zdokonaleno, re vykona uspo-
kojiv6 sluzby ma letu 10 neb
1000 mil cd zakladny.
Letci spustili bomby ma ostrov
Java a poskodili JaponcGm ko-
munikacni a dopravn1 spojenl.
Je zjisteno, re znicili 81 loko-
mOtiv.
Australst1 letci podnikli tez
vydatn6 nalety ma ostrov Cele-
hes. Poskodili letiste v Sidate
a Tanamon, ma kterych jejich
bomby zanechaly hluboke ja-
my. V Dill ma Lesser Sundas
spustili bomby ma pT1stavist6 a
zapalili je.
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Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MlStnl Zprayy.
FINANCNf ZPRAVA
Z KARNEVALU

pOfadanehO
SDRUzENfM CSL. SPOLKU
We dnech ~. a 20. cervence.
PF1em:
Ia pivnf ceky $299.65
z kuchyn6
(ceky $176.80) hotove 1922
1. Stanek S Lemonadou
Pomocny Vybor 99.45
2. Novelty Stanek
Ces. Mar. Sdruzenf 1880
3. Stanek S cigaretami
Clenove Kat. Osady 1O8.48
4. Stanek "Bingo"
Svaz Ces. Katolik1 27O.O5
RHINE: Cigarety, doutniky
a pivo (hotove) 1896
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-10
Rusko vyhlasilo valku
Japonsku!

Rusove vyhlasli Japonsku valku We stredu, 8. srpna. MO
1otov pTedal %vyhlaseni valky japonskemu velvyslanci Naotate
Sato 5 bod. odpol. (evropsky cas). 0 ti hodiny pozdeJl mos
kevsky rozhlas oznamil tuto novinu celemu svetu.
Soucasn6 ruska sibirska armada V sie 100000 muzd "a
haiila 1tok ma cele fronte Manzurie. Hlavni BOZ sc rozpoutal
80 mil jizn6 cd Vladivostoku, ruske namoTnl a letecke "a
kladny.
POSLEDNf ZPRAVA.
Druha atomicka bomba byla hozena We ctvrtek, ma Ma
gasaki, Kiushu pffstav a prGmyslOve stfedisko.
9. srpna. - Letci admirala Halsey-ho podnlkl manly
pfekvapujci 1tok ma Honshu. Utoku sdcastnilo Sc 1900 leta-
del Z letiStnlch lodi.
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&. N. S. Fond Vitezstvi!
Josef a Marie KT1z $500
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19
Jap War Criminals Free

spokesman, often fostered war talk
in their magazine articles and ra'
do addresses.
Now. l. my surprise. learn that
We have permitted Ito TO become
manager OF a newly created news
agency In Tokyo. And in the gov.
eminent 10 Tatsuo Hawai-. cham
pion publicist In the suppression
OF liberal thought. Their former
chieftian Admiral Shimada, was
once commander OF the Jap fleet In
China waters and Wholesale afro
cities In coastal cities were com.
mitted by his men. He was am.
bassador TO the puppet regime at
Marking.
Adn. Thomas C. Hart, now q U.
s. senator from Connecticut. will
recall that when he commanded
the American fleet In China, at
Canton. Admiral Shimada's stan
officers demanded an apology when
one ~ their spies reported that
sailors on the U. s. s. Mindanao,
in the harbor, were photographing
q Japsnese ship.
For the record against Admiral
Shimsda. offer an eye witness &C.
count by Bishop Charles Quinn.
81. an American missionary. one OF
the Youngest Bishops in China, in
whose Kiangsi area two crews OF
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the Doolittls fliers landed. Be-
fore o tribunal. Bishop Quinn
could tell firsthand OF the torture
and slaughter OF helpless Chinese
children. old men. women and mis-
sionar'es by the Japs In their
search for the airmen.
This particular case would bring
into the trial the Emperor's motor
ious cousin, Prince Higashi-Kuni,
who should be in solitary eonhne-
ment
The Prince and the Admiral
would, OF course. deny Bishop
Quinns account that the laps went
from house TO house, stealing. burn
ing Killing. Three missionaries
were slain. Small children and old
men and women were bayoneted
or burned TO death. The Bishop,
with fellow missionaries and some
OF the older children. fled TO the
hills. where they obtained treat
ment for the Americans and sent
them TO Chungklng. When the
Bishop returned he found the bod
les OF S5 children in the garden
OF his mission. Two old men had
been burned TO death. One had
been tied TO a tree and slain.
Against these facts we have the
conce'ted Prince Higashi.Kuni's do
malls Of any knowledge OF the at
tacks. The Prince. who stands
In favor with some OF our diplo-
mats. seeks now 10 disclaIm any
responsibility OF royalty by tossing
overheard his imperial title.
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EDUCATION essential
For General We fare

regulations. Similarly IS the repu-
tation Of the United states depends
upon the people. Are you. as indl-
viduals, adding TO the good name
Of your school and country?
The school too develops in all OF
US an understanding OF our govern
ment and inspires appreciation OF
our nation. These are, OF course.
basic II we are going TO realize our
responsibilities OF citizenship 20
our community. our states. and our
nation. We must all be willing TO
assume leadership and TO support
the leadership OF others in the best
interests OF all the people.
Last OF all. high school should
prepare for our responsibilities in
the world community. If peace is
TO be assured. we will have TO work
long and patiently for justice, for
brotherhood. and for real friendship
among all nations. Only then We
may account ourselves world citi-
zens worthy Of walking in the paths
OF lasting peace.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19
THEY SA y

Charleston, S. C.-Secretary OF
State James F. Byrnes: We cannot
play Santa Claus TO the world. but
we can make loans to governments
whose credit is good, provided such
governments will make changes in
commercial policies which will
make Il possible for us to increase
our trade with them"
Neutrality-suspicious. Ernest ].
King. chief OF naval operations: 81
question whether the atomic bomb
as It now exists. can destroy a fleet
properly disposed at sea-"
Former Prime Minister
winston Churchill: 81 see no reason
why. under the guardianship OF a
world organization, there should not
arise United States OF Europe
which would ultimately unity the
continent in a manner never known
since the fall OF the Roman EN-.
pire."
Philadelphia-Dr Robert Open
heimer, director OF the atomic bomb
test in New Mexico: by all the
standards OF the world we grew up
in, II Is an evil thing"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19
BY BERNICE DAVIS

Nearly every student in Ypsilanti
schools is a citizen OF the United
States. And what Is citizen?
The Constitution says that anyone
born in the United States or natur-
allied therein is a citizen. All OF
us agree that II is a great privilege
TO possess citizenship in this won.
derful country.
But such a privilege entails nu.
merous responsibilities. One OF
the greatest OF these is the re-
sponsibility OF acquiring as much
education as possible. The 1910
census revealed that OF the adults
twenty five years OF age or over,
three million had never gone 70
school at all; thirteen per cent had
not completed the fourth grade;
fifty six per cent had only an
eighth grade education or less:
and seventy five per cent had not
completed high school. Whether
American democracy can solve the
problems Of peace in this atomic
age depends in large measure upon
the education Of young America to-
day.
Not only do students in our high
schools become acquainted with the
problems which face our country
and the world. but they develop
other traits which all good citizens
must possess. For one thing the
schools teach pupils TO cooperate.
At the present time we are all
working together in order that our
school may reach it's quota in the
Victory bond drive. Every day you
hear OF students in the various
home rooms who are bringing in
sales. II will be through coopera.
ton that we shall succeed.
For a second consideration you
learn in school three fundamental
Skills needed in democracy-the
ability to think for yourselves, to
take part ID public discussion. and
TO select leaders wisely. These
skills are acquired in your classes.
In public speaking. and in school
SASNNiNho' NhetAci iOi S'uuehb touH
ell members or class officers.
In school you should also learn a
third essential OF citizenship-that
a democratic government is based
upon law and a respect for author
ity. Most OF you realize that laws
are necessary to insure the greatest
freedom to the largest number OF
people. Any schools reputation de-
Ponds upon the willingness OF each
student to abide by its rules and
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came minimum intentions in due
course. Russia requires bulwarks
OF security and they keep moving
outward all the time. II seems
naive 10 make such a proposal, and
Communist writer correctly 70
piled 10 all this by calling atten'
ton TO the fact that the Russians
never asked for the bomb. Ger
tainly, they will not. at this time.
sign any contract binding them TO
a maximum program,
3. Either this country supports
the government OF Chang Kai-shek
or II deserts him. Chang Kai-shek
could have hxed things better for
himself BY many devious methods,
but he stood by his contract with
the United States. depending upon
American policy to support him.
The question is not whether this
county uses the Navy and Marines
at ShGnhaikuan or elsewhere In
China Il is whether we are whole
heartedlv behind Chang in his ef-
fort TO unity China. That effort
must be bloody, as II has been since
1925 when he started TO do II.
Either we are in II, as q policy,
or we cut loose from It, as a
policy
Mr.. Truman and Mr.. Byrnes are
accustomed TO the horse-trad!ng.
log-rolling methods Of American
politics as played In the Senate.
But 81 CHI methods have never sue
ceeded in international relations,
quite simpl- because other people
do not understand them. Most
countries usually have overall poll
cies into which their temporary
schemer must fit. But 1t is the
overall policy, not the temporary
schemes and plans and compro-
misses. that counts. No country,
other than the United States, would
attempt. as we are doing. to oper-
ate on day-by day improvisations'
and we can afford It less than any
other country exactly because the
lives OF our children are involved.
We need a policy.
Perhaps It will not be possible for
Mr.. Truman and Mr.. Byrnes TO
formulate a policy. II that is So
Mr.. Byrnes should be sent back 10
the Supreme Court. Then, II would
be wise to have a Secretary OF
State who is not afraid Of his Job.
Copyright, 1e45, for Daily Press
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19
~ JAMES R. YOUNG
- SAAsp ~
. (Author OF Behind the Rising
SUM-


e. (Author OF Behind the Rising
SUM-
Washington sources indicate that
we are months behind In arrestlng
major japanese war criminals and
preparing for their trial.
Many known leaders OF aggres.
sion are being permitted to work
with the new cabinet. with impunt
~. while at a Pennsylvania health
resort We are coddling some OF the
worst OF the japanese imperialists.
One capital observer says that
american authorities are hopeful
OF at least some cooperation from
the Tokyo police" Weeks ago. by
our delay. we allowed the Japs
time TO destroy the records which
a war crime tribunal would require,
particularly the police and Home
Ministry hles dating from Febru-
airy. 1888.
disagree with the excuse that
listing japanese war criminals Is
different from the German situation
because ITS more difficult TO iden-
tify the japanese, let alone ind
them
Too many big-shots are at large
in japan. Some are in key govern.
ment posts and have filtered into
newly established agencies.
The entire membership OF the
Ira A., a totalitarian political
party OF Gen. Noboykui Abe. should
be in prison. question that we
have arrested a score OF IR.A.A.
agents, who by assassination engi'
neereI the collapse OF many gov
ernments suspect that the re.
cent assassination attempt on the
Home Minister in Tokyo was handl-
ed by IRAA. elements. In war
time they were anti-Christian. They
led in anti-labor movements. They
worked with Nazi terrorists in ia.
pan.
The LRA.A. had navy support
from Admiral Shigetaro Shimada,
onetine chief OF the navy general
stan and navy minister when Pearl
HarbCI was hit. Our ambassador
TO Japan. Joseph c. Grew. saw the
Admiral Dec. 3. 1874, at the funeral
OF the Dowager Princess Kaya.
The Admiral was with Gen. Hideki
Toto al a moment when Mr.. Grew,
as dean OF the diplomatic corps.
was placing sacred branches on
the altar at the Dowager's rites.
At that very hour. when Mr.. Grew
saw Admira; Shimada and received
cordial greeting. six aircraft car
riers we're headed for Hawaii.
The Admiral's pal In submarine
warfare was Admiral Nobumasa
Suetsrgu. who inaugurated, with
Empe or Hirohito's approval, GER
tain violations OF the Washington
and London arms agreements.
Their civilian press agent. who
should be in prison, 10 Masanori
Ito, a skinny gent who speaks
some English and who. with Rear
Admiral Gumpei Sekine. a navy
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19
By DOROTHY KILGALLEN

By DOROTHY KILGALLEN
Margaret Irving, who for years
was Mar. Brothers leading lady
on stag and in the movies, is ser
iously in in Hartford, Conn.,.
lntmates say Mrs. LaGuardia al
ready has started TO pack. Maj.
John Shubert is In bad graces Of
the theatrical clan. Because he
re-enlisted in the Army against
their wishes. q. The Yankees are
shopping TO a name" outfelder. -.
Mrs Truman will emerge in the
spotlight soon in connection with
several charity drives. Maggie
Casey has caught George Rats
rowing eye. Muriel Muir, the
beautiful blond model, will waltz
down the aisle with Ned Schuyler.
owner OF the Beachcomber in Mia
mi Beach. before Christmas 80. The
father OF one OF cafe society's gayer
girls was knocked silly the other
night for being abusive in a bistro.
Like daughter. like daddy!
Norma Shearer is readying
screen scripts like mad, seeking
just the right story for her screen
comeback. incidentally. she looks
sensational-more beautiful than
she looked 10 years ago.. -. Mar
tina Stewards friends hear that her
wedding to Joe f. Lewis was post
poned because her parents are Ill
-. Oh, Pleased Department: Bob.
Evans has whipped up. in his very
spare time, a ditty called; I've
Got q Yen for a Geisha Cir" -. A
series OF incidents of violence
ranging from beatings to stickups
is plaguing small shopkeepers in
the neighborhood OF 50th to 51th
SITS. between Sixth and Ninth
AYES. Inadequate police protection
is blaned... A chic flrst-nighter at
the opening OF Are You With 1T"
caused furry in the lobby by
losing her scanties. clustered but
not foored, she stepped out of
them, picked them up, and went
on her elegant way.
Doris Dukes new romance Is an
Italian prince, well known to New
York society,". Singer Frances
Faye (of the Latin Quarter) and
her husband are adopting baby ...
London's West End night clubs.
which requested" patrons TO re-
sumo evening dress, are taking a
financial beating. Clothing is still
being strictly rationed there, ana
public resentment is expected to
cause the edict to be rescinded
shortly. The town continues TO
buzz with rumors that Sammy Colt.
Ethel Barrymore's gay son, has
married Marion Barbee. the soft
drink heiress. .. A famous band.
leader is selling cameis hair cloth,
which he bought overseas, TO
Broadwayites who yearn for cam
els hair coats. The tariff: s35 a