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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-06

light, all chrome, a beauty, SIS; 3
pair chrome fog lights, SO pr; /
chrome Cats Eye fog light, So; l
pair chrome driving lights, 6-inch
lens, beautys, So. F. J. Bowersmith
phone 1891, after 6:20 pm. or
week-endS. 11-29-3t*
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-06
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IL, l945

Commencing al
2-HORSES-2
years old weight 3400 good workers. breech
harness, collars and brides.
30-HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE-30
of 20 head and 10 head heier
old heavy
production These
quality heavy producers Two of the above
high sired by registered bull This
breeding selection
your before The above
all Bangs and T. B. tested and A1asitis free
45-HOGS45
weighing brood with their
ShoatS and double mmuned
wagon bottom
loader;
drill
Black Hawk planter with fertilizer
condition.
jack FEEDER Fountain hog
and other articles
MILKING EQUIPMENT
Milking with units consisting OF Universal
Enman double electric
buckets strainer; rubber tired milk cart -
Ase 800 bales straw
in crib
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Sheador
small
rocking chairs; porcelain sink
croquet cooking utensils and other articles
Terms: Cash Lunch will be
ARTHUR BIRT & TOM SWISHER
OWNERS
Smith, Auctioneers
This sale will be held under in of bad weather
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PUBLIC

Having
the Ohio Route
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-06

FOR SALE-One red cow, extra
good, just fresh, also some nice
Holsteins, fresh and springers, one
black horse, broke single and
double, W.T.. 1900 pounds, also 500
bushels corn from picker, good and
dry, 81 per bushel. David H. Fow-
Ter, 2 1/2 miles southeast of West
Mansfield. 12-6-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-06

FOR SALE late model B John
Deere tractor on rubber and / two
bottom plow; / full blooded Short
horn COW, 4 years old, with heifer
calf by side.Also one 16 hole ferti-
lizer and grain drill, automatic
lift, Clarence Schalip, Marysville
Rt. 2. 12-6-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-06

FOR SALE -Fruehauf Semi trail
er, and 8 1/2 Horse Twin outboard
motor, also l pr. size II, 3/4 hip
boots. G. c. Reeder, Milford Cent
er. 12-6-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-06
SLEGALE EADVERTlSlNC~MAR
Want, For Sale Column
PUBLIC SALE ANNOUNCEMENTS
: WANT ADS

FURNITURE WANTED-We buy
one piece to a whole home of furni-
ture at all times. Frank E. Rem
CERT, Delaware. Phone 2137.
3-8-tf
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PUBLIC

to will
hold
Springs mi Of
Warren nSburg on theR rd Stafe ROute
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-06
FRIDAY, DECEMBER IA

Commencing al 1880 O'clock, the f0lOWing
2-HORSES-2
gedng coming six DID, weight
pounds; geg coming five weight
1900 pounds
2-CATTLE-22
fresh about
gallons day; heer coming calf
Guernsey Milking Shorhorn due freshen February
with
Guernsey coming
February Swiss and Guernsey coming
calf rehen in April These the mang of mighty fine
bulls;
three Black Angus and Hereford
Hereford hefers, one
fresh April
Shorhorn heifer, past yearlng,
2ASHEEP-A
Twenty-Five head of Shropshire from three old all
bucks 2year-oh and yearng
IMPLEMENTS
FaTma tractor STEEL with cuvaorS;
walking
powS other articles to mention
HAY AND GRAIN
I'll. WINSTON
Simpson Son, auctioneers ohn Thomas
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-06

FOR SALE Full blooded spotted
Poland China gifts, few small
boars. II / to 3 year old half blood
ewes. William Weatherby, 3 miles
southwest of West Mansfield.
12-6-2ts
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PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

undersigned sold his he will sell at public aucC
Beatty Redwood, Ohio
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER s, 1945
At one o'clock, the following:

Following:
Consisting circulating heater;
living suite;g
lounge chair rockers dining suite consisting s
chairs table buffet 9x12 writing
9x2 inoleum
rug: rug library table;
bed and
bedng dishes glassware Kitchen utensils porch swing and
30
Terms C,Sho daV of ale
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-12
UieIi smo skrivoSu V vosi Ko+

mu drevesu. Nasi pionirji so
budno pazili mani, &c hi morda
skusal pobegniti. Komandant pi-
onirjev, zajc France, XII ze yes
cas- osvobodilnega boja pridnd
della, je zdirjal kolesom v Rib
nico javit nasi oblasti, kaj Sc je
pripetilo. Takoj sc je vrnil. Kma-.
lu "a MIN zaslisimo brencanje
motorja. Po drugi strani pa je
prisla patrulja Narodne milice.
Skrivaca so povprasali, odkod
je prisel ter koliko sc jih Sc
skriva. Trdil je, da je samo Sc
eden.
Sci je pokazat Sc drugega
skrivaca. Ia je nedalec v gozdu
kuhal. svaba ga je zacel klicati.
Oglasil sc je. S svabo sta sla
diva tovarisa, ostali so drugega
obkolili. Kar mislite 81, kako je
pogledal svaba, ko je pripeljal
njegov kolega seboj Sc diva S
titovkami ma glavi in rdecimi
zvezdami. Ia je bill re pripravil
kosilo. Skuhal je krompir in fl.
zol. Nj cudno, &c so Sc Spickovi
jezili, da jim je ma njivi pod 60
70 pokradenega toliko krompir-
ia. Pustili 50 ju, da sta pojedla,
ma to pa SO ju odgnali v Ribni-
co.
zrtve v zadnjem casu n a $
spominjajo, kako zelo moramo
biti budni in patti, da izsledi-
mo poslednjega skrivaca, kajti
lie tedaj bono lahko brez skrbi.
Francka Gornik,
okraj Ribnica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-12
Med noso mIodino

Tudi mladina v celjskem
okrozju marljivo della. v teku
akcije je mladina IL okraja
smarje zbrala ze: 10 ton stekla,
10 ton zeleza in 900 kilogramov
krp.
Mladina IL okraja Vransko je|
nabrala 300 kilogramov papirja,
IL okraja zalec pa 40 ton zeleza.
Mladina il okraja Konjice je
nabrala 20 ton zeleza, 1000 kilo-
gramov papirja in 10 ton stekla,
mladina v Slovenskih goricah 40
ton zeleza, v Celju pa sest ton
zeleza.
Pionirji Hreljina zbirajo sta
70 zelezo: Nasi najmlajsi po vsej
nasi domovini so zelo pridni in
Sc trudijo, da eim vee doprinese-
10 k obnovi in k dvigu nase indu-
STRIFE. Pionirji v Hreljinu so Sc
pokazali zelo pridni. V zadnjem
casu so zbrali $500 kilogramov
starega zeleza, $50 kilogramov
kosti, 140 kilogramov cunj, 50
kilogramov gumija in rs kilo-
gramov stekla. Razen tega so
opravili SO delavnih dni, ko so
popravljali ceste.
Mladinke il Sticne in Ivancne
gorice pridno pomagajo pri po-
pravljanju proge.
Mladina il Mekinj pri Kamni-
ku je popravila svoj prosvetni
dom in ljudsko Solo.
V Zagradcu oh Krki je mladi-
ma priredila dobro obiskano pri-
reditev. Najvec uspeha sta zela
"debeli zani" in ''suhi Fran
Tudi mladina IL Selnice je ze-
10 pridna pri obnovi in dosegla
veliko stevilo delovnih ur.
Horjulska mladina pa Sc je
zelo izkazala pri nabiranju po-
trebscin "a sirote in "a ranjence.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-12

Ljubljanski tednik ''Mladina"
objavlja dine "a. augusta o mar
ljivosti mladine sledece:
21. augusta SO sc sestali vsi
stabi bataljonov il prve udar-
ne mladinske brigade il Ljub-
ljane, da bi cimbolj poziveli ak
clio "a zbiranje surovin. Zborna
mesta bataljonov bodo po posa-
meznih cetrtih oh Z. zjutraj. zbi-
ranje surovin sc DO vrsilo nacrt-
no po porazdeljenih ulicah.
Danes je ma delu ze sest bata-
ljonov.
Potek akcije v Ljubljani je ze
" polnem razmahu. Doslej smo
prejeli naslednja porocila:
Mladina iz cetrti "Center" je
zbrala okrog devet ton zeleza,
emo tono stekla, 200 kilogramov
plocevine, 100 kilogramov sta
rih krp in skoraj tri tovorne av-
tomobile papirja, 10000 koma-
dov starih casopisov in nekaj
gumija.
Najboli sta sc izkazala Bre-
zeljnik Nino in Matjaz Oman il
kvarta Gradisce; 20 pionirjev il
te cetrti zbira papir Sc kar ma
pref.
V cetrti Siska zbira zelezo in
ostale surovine precejsnje Ste
vilo mladincev, mladink in pio-
nirjev, XII so Sc organizirali v
delovne cete. Cd pricetka akcije
pa do danes 50 zbrali vsi skupaj
okrog 20 ton zeleza, $50 kilo-
gramov starih krp in diva LUX
suzna avtomobila z gumami.
Najbolj sc je izkazalo II tova-
risev in tovarisic, med katerimi
so tudi: Mazda Rogel, Silvo Kri-
stan, Bogdan Magister, Dusan
Klembas in Meta Borstnar. I'll
hodijo po hisah in pobirajo vse
do najmanjsih odpadkov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-12
BoIgorsko m|odino
81 kuie boIiso
bodocnos+

Otecestvena fronta Bolgarije
predstavlja borbeno zvezo de-
lavcev, kmetov in delovne inteli-
gence ter vseh demokratskih sill
v nepomirljivem boju proti zu-
nanjim in notranjim sovrazni-
kom -- fasisticnim reakcijonar-
jem, XII hocejo zavesti bolgarski
narod nazaj v zaostalost in su-
zenjstvo.
Najborbenejsi in najzavednej-
81 element bolgarskega ljudstva
je bolgarska mladina, katera je
tudi stevilcno mocno zastopana
v razlicnih organizacijah zdru-
zenih v Otecestveni 'front.'. Ia
Otecestveno fronto, XII je neloc-
1.-Two povezano z boljso bodoc-
nostjo bolgarskega naroda, je
dala bolgarska mladina vse, kar
je mogla dati. v njenih organi-
zacijah Sc nahaja danes poldrug
mill jon mladine. Najvec parti-
zanov in borcev domovinske
vojne je dala mladina. IL njenih
| vrst je mnozica udarnikov in de-
lovnih brigad. Mladina je zbra-
la IS milijonov levov "a pomoc
jugoslovanskim narodom, zbra-
la je 40 milijonov levov in 100
tisoc ky hrane "a pomoc jugo-
slovanskim otrokom. V prvo-
majskem tekmovanju je delala
mladina okrog pol milijona dni.
Sedaj marljivo organizirajo mia
\ dinske delovne in kulturno-teh-
nicne brigade, XII obstoje il de-
lavcev, tehnikov, krojacev,
l zdravnikov, agronomov it'd, XII
zapuscajo mesta in odhajajo po-
magat ma dezelo.
Toda tudi Otecestvena fronta
je re do sedaj mnogo napravila
"a mladino. Dala j je svobodo
organizacije, izvedla je demo-
kratizacijo prosvete, povecala
stevilo gimnazij Cd 100 ma $50,
povisala stevilo srednjesolcev cd
1O3 tisoc ma 154 tisoc, stevilo
visjesolcev pa cd 5000 ma 25,-
900 Tudi materialni polozaj mia
dine Sc je mnogo izboljsal. Maj
vecja politicna pridobitev boil
garske mladine pa je v tenn, da
lahko voli in da je lahko izvo-
LENA. z volilno pravico je boil
garski mladini priborjeno pri-
znanje politicne zrelosti.
Skupne zahteve, "a katere sc
bori bolgarska mladina SO !:
strogo izvajanje zakona O zasci-
tt ljudske oblasti, borba proti
ostankom fasizma, najozja po-
vezanost ostalo balkansko, slo-
vansko in vso mladino sveta.
Razen teh splosnih zahtev vse
mladine zahteva delavska MIA
dina dosledno izvajanje nacela
ga enako delo, enaka placa".
potem vkljucenje mladincev v
kolektivne pogodbe, vecerne So
le in gimnazije, ter tecaje "a
kvalificirane delavce. Kmecka
mladina zahteva cim prejsnjo IL
vedbo agrarne rcfc-me, vecje
stevilo poljedelskih Sol, zahteva
ma vasi gledalisca, radio, kino,
knjiznice ter dostojne place "a
poljedelske delavce. solska MIA
dina zahteva uzakonitev reform
visjega solskega sveta, protifa-
sisticne ucitelje in profesorje,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-12

Bill smo zatopljeni delo.
pripravljai smo Sc "a miting.
Kar pritece VISA zasopla pionir-
ka Francka in pove, da sta v
blizini diva Nemca-skrivaca. To-
varis Joze Mihelic, poveljnik
Narodne milice, je postal po
mladinca Stankota. En- Svaba je
prisel v prvo hiso nase vasi pro-
sit jedi. zenska mu je dala je-
sti; med tenn casom pa je pri-
Sci joe S pusko. svaba je po-
gledal malo svetlo, ko je Eagle
dal pred seboj orozje. Bill je ze-
10 prijazen. Govoril je italian
sko, kazal legitimacijo, slike ze-
ne in drugo.
Kar naenkrat zakolne, plane
po puski, XII jo je drzal Joze trd-
no v obeh rokah, mu 10 hoce IL
trgati in pobegniti. Nekaj casa
sta Sc borila, kar priteee Graz
narjev strisko, stisne svaba "a
vrat in stiska, dokler ia nj izpu-
still puske. Grajnarjeva mama
nitro prinese vrv, zvezali SO ga
in nikamor nj mogel pobegniti.
Peljali smo zvezanega ma sre-
do vasi in ga privezali k neke-
najozje kulturne odnose Sow
jetsko zvezo, izboljsanje mate
rialnega polozaja, solske kuhi-
ME.
Borba in delo poldrugega mi
lijona bolgarske mladine ne bo
ostala brez uspeha in bo okre-
pila temelje .bodoce, enotne, svo-
bodne in srecne Bolgarije.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28
"KEILOGG'S ALL.BRAN
WORKED WONDERS!"
Says Constipation Sufferer

There's real hope for sufferers
from constipation in this un-
solicited letter!
Thanks for what KELLOGG s
AIb-hRAN haE dome for me. I'm 75 years
old. Had been tdking pills and salts almost
every night. Sir weeks ago. / started eat
Ing KELLOGG'S ALLBRAN every morn
Ing. Soon | had regular movements with.
out any trouble. can't praise ALL-BRAN
enough. Il sure works wonders for me. 4"
Mr.. K, G. Took Box iit. Fsirbury. m.
You. too, may be able to free
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the rest Of your life, If your consti-
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diet. Just enjoy a dish Of delicious
KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN ever
day, and drink plenty Of water II
not satisfied, send the empty car
ton 20 Ke.logg's Of Battle Greek.
YouU receive double the rtonsu
you pqid FOR IT, ALL-BRAN il not
a purgat.ve! It's one Of nature
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which helps promote normal laxa-
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Get ALL-BRAV at your gro
Gers. Made by Keiloggs Of Battle
Greek and Omaha.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28
Public Opinion
WdntedOnldboI

WASHINGTON. Nov. p GNS)
Industry proposed 10 the labor
infringement conference today
creation of fact-fndlng commits
slonS for labor disputes so that
public opinion can influence set
Elements
Governors of the IS states or
the President would name the
commissions. modelled after the
Railway Labor Act machinery.
". W. Clement. president Of the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, drafted
tho proposal The method would
have the parties 10 a dispute
notify the governor OF their state
when collective bargaining. con-
citation or voluntary arbitration
have failed.
Ten days notice 20 the gov
ernor would be required before
any strike or lockout
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28
Sheef-Sized Sheets

lust arrived! The largest
y newspaper In the country.
Nine columns wide. Opened, IT
covers anybOdy's twin bed. IL
Il the Nantucket Mirror.
Right now down on the island
they're putting n new ladder on
the water tower. The old one
collapsed. How TO do II strained
Yankee ingenuity, for the tow
er's 81 feet tall.
The workman tapped for the
Job got together his equipment,
boards, nails, thermOs of coffee,
sandwiches, magazines, blan-
kets.
Then he crawled IN through a
manhole ut the bottom and was
battened inside. OF course the
tank had been drained. He
worked away all morning and
then gave a signal. Water began
10 pour into the tank.
He had built raft, and
moved on up with the water.
When he got 10 the top he
started working on the ladder.
As he wanted TO be lowered, the
water was pumped out.
He was in quite a spell.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28
Auto Crash Injuries
Fatal 10 Pedestrian.

Injuries suffered early Sunday
when struck az +. Vernon and
Beaubien by an automobile proved
fatal today 10 Ned Gillard. 35, Of
2176 Brush.
Frank Bosco, Il Of 1870 Fill
bert. driver Of the car. was re-
leased after witnesses said GIllard
was walking against a red light
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28
Identify Filler Killed
In Lake Erie Crash

Ensign ]. r. Simpson of Crosse
lie Naval Training Station was
identified today as pilot OF the
fighter-bomber plane that crashed
late yesterday into Lake Erie a
half-mile south of Sterling State
Park near Monroe.
Simpson, according 10 Deputy
Sheriff Carl Fritz, tried 10 para
chute, but became entangled and
drowned. The plane took off at
$50 p. m. for a routine training
fight.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28
Wife Bealer
On Probation

Gordon McVickar, 49, a b
driver. today was ordered by Re-
corderS Judge Christopher +.
Stein 10 stop beating his wife.
McViCkar was placed on a
years probation after he was
found guilty of blacking the eye
of his wife. Alice, 80, and break
ing her nose when she made the
mistake OF hailing his cab 10 take
home drunken male COM
panion. The McVickars of 2406
Stanley are the parents of is
children.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28
Before and After;

NEW bridegrooms can boast
i two bachelor dinners, one
before the wedding, one two
days after.
Perennial bachelor Morris
Steinberg can.
Brother Myron, the big print
ing exec. just back from the
New York wedding, says George
Pierrot. who was 10 NC the
bachelor dinner, arrived just IN
time for the wedding ceremony.
His plane flight had been can
celed out.
So Morris pals planned an
other dinner so that George.
longtime friend, could do his
stuff.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28
The OuId Sod:

DED-HAIRED Martin Lavan,
IN Brighton attorney fused TO
be in the attorney generals Of
ficel with his two redohaired
sons. and his wife, are flying 20
Ireland next week via Pan.Am.
The children VIII see their
grandmothors for the first time
Martin left Ireland in q hurry
when he was II, with the Black
ond.T ons after him.
It's his first time home since
First on toe list for rrarjmas
Christmas presents is Tea.
But Martin, now areal Amer
ican, is taking his own coffee
and coffee pot.
Says he's taking no chances.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28
Abe Radio Network
Sale Being Negotiated

NEW YORK. Nov. 27 UNS)-
An Associated Broadcasting Corp.
official said today negotiations
are under way for sale of ma
iority of the stock of the new net
work 10 the Atlas Corp. OF New
York, an investment house.
Leonard A. VerSluis Of Grand
Rapids is president Of Associated,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28
Lectures On Audubon

Director Edgar p. Richardson
of the Detroit Institute of Arts
will lecture on Audubon, Artist
and Naturalist at $50 p. m
today in the institute in cohnec-
lion with an exhibit of American
birds
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28
OUR
TIMES
Brown
Cupid's Diary;
.ByNera

lust a year ago pretty BeNl
d Rob0rtson, 20. who works al
The :. 7. Hudson store behind
the hosiery counter got a So.-
dier's name for Christmas box
She sent il oG, and cot a lc'.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28
Burial Row Ended

CHICAGO. Nov. u GNS)--
Twenty bodies. whose burial had
been prevented by a strike OF l6
gravediggers, lay in their final
resting places today at st. CAST
Mrs Lithuanian Catholic Gene
terry. The strike was settled yes
| lterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28

ter tal IS 1T
was from
= sgt stan
Ton DcoS ot
Sheb oyEan
Ais
They wrote
cgulaTly as
She did 10
many service
men,
lie begged
FOR a picture,
SO she sent
one, and he
m allied his
back.
Just before
Thanksgiving
Day a young
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28
Moving Day:

IQHN- -RuGAS- of Ford,s is 60
j ing 10 move from his west
side three-acre nome, out
Bloomfield Hills way. Wants
more land.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28

OUR Christmas dolls are In
" The Times lobby again. One
bride carries prayer book,
with leaves which turn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28

soldier breasted the crowds IN
Hudson's. going from Salesglrl
TO salcsgiri on hHnt- fer hts
Errit
When he found her he was so
embarrassed he couldn't speak.
But she could:
You're Stanton
He said:
You're BeryI. and you're
wearinR the same blouse you
had on IN the picture
They Just stood and looked at
each other for while.
OF course. she invited him out
10 her Lewerenz avenue home
for Thanksgiving dinner, and he
went.
Now Berry, has lovely dla-
mond on her left hand, and
they're being married next sum-
mer.
Says Beryl:
First time I sUsr got kick
out of anybody remembering
my old elothss"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28
Culinary Art;

CHARLEY EScOE, ticket and
~ building manager at Oiym-
piA, makes the finest head cheese
| ever ate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28

A FINE new elevator Is being
n installed at Briggs Stadium
TO take scribes up to the press
box. The old one finally got so
tired II quit. This one makes
the rise TN nothing fiat.
And new tile Is being put all
over thes stadium to help IT live
up TO the name Of the finest
stadium In the league which
II Is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28

Get ALL-BRAV at your gro
GERS Made by Keilogg's Of Battle
Greek and Omaha.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
Coming Attractions

CAPITOL - Twice Blessed"
with Gail Patrick and Preston
Foster; starting Thursday.
COLUMBIA-"Son of Lassie,
with Donald Crisp and Peter
Lawford; starting Wednesday.
EARLE-"The Great John L.,
with Linda Darnell and Greg
Mcclure.
KEITH'S-sThe Naughty Nine
ties. with Abbott and Cos
tello; starting Thursday. s
LTTTLE-"The Scarlet Pimper-
mel" with Leslie Howard and
Merle Oberon.
METROPOLITAN - Conflict"
with Humphrey Bogart; start
ing Wednesday.
PALACE - Mob HILL" with
Joan Bennett, George Raft,
Vivian Blaine; starting We'd
nesday.
PIx-"One Dangerous Night"
with Warren William; start
ing Tuesday. II
Evening star., 1945-07-01

1t is an impressive brick structure
of contemporary design and has a
seating capacity of about 1000. The
seats, equipped with sponge rubber
arm rests, are extraordinarily COM
Portable. The stage equipment in
cludes rolling" stages, a movable
cyclorama, scene docks adequate to
the needs of company doing eight
plays a week, a spacious property
room, carpenter shop and SO ON.
AS it is with practically all English
playhouses, the memorial theater
has a bar-a large refreshment
room on the ground floor with
French windows opening on a ter
race above the peaceful Avon.
Shakespeare, of course, is the
principal industry of this market
town Of 1000, with wide streets and
picturesque houses. A tourist town
1t is, and tranquil, too. The Avon
gives the impression of never hav-
ing been nearer the war than the
Wabash ever was Stratford is def
nitely on the quaint side, and per-
haps a little self-consciously so, and
you're not surprised that it runs
to such establishments as the
Shakespeare Garage and The Merry
Wives Cafe.
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Evening star., 1945-07-01
Big Winds Are Gagged
On Hollywood Lots
81 the Associateo Press

HOLLYWOOD.
The home Of the big wind isn't in
the scenario department, nor In any
Of the Offices around a studio where
you might facetiously expect to find
It. At Warmers, it's a squat build
ing near the middle of the grounds,
and the winds, which vary from
hurricanes to zephyrs, are kept un-
der a protective wire netting.
Gasoline motors mounted on rub
ber-tired trucks and hitched to air.
plane propellors make most OF the
winds Silent breezes are done with
electric motors. A noisy storm
browns out the sound of the gas
motors, but gentle zephyrs must be
silent.
Wind machinqes enable the stu
dio-made rains in The Corn Is
Green" to get the right slant for
realism. In Christmas in Connect
icut" they piled artificial snow in
realistic drifts. One hush-hush use
of the big wind Is to blow the occa-
sional low fog of of an outdoor set
so that it won't resemble the interior
of a Turkish bath.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
BY the Associated Press.
HoLLYWooD.

HOLLYWOOD.
The value Of propaganda Aims al
ways has been a big question mark.
A test film, which demonstrated
says the man who made it--that
moHegoers do not want propaganda,
is the short subject The Negro
Soldier" It's object was to promote
better understanding Of our largest
minority group.
Stuart Heisler, who made the pic
ture for the Army Signal Corps,
says it was ordered shown to civil
ians as well as soldiers.
Gov. r. Gregg Cherry of North
Carolina, Heisler says, had the film
shown in key centers throughout
the State. Here, as in the armed
forces, the reaction was good But
In other spots, reports reaching
Heisler indicate, the film only
sharpened already existing preju-
dice. He found the film was well
received only In areas where high
intelligence level has prevented the
growth of racial prejudice.
Since the film brings no income
to theaters, exhibitors were reluc-
tant to show 1t, Heisler says. Audi
ences must be informed of its avail
ability and must request their the
ater to show it. But simple inertia
acts as the block in most cases.
Heisler iS of the opinion that
propaganda will have to be handled
in an entirely different manner to
make any real impression. He does