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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-27
STRAND PRESENTS
 OLD FAVORITES
Bing Crosby's and Gary COOper's Memorable Pic=
 lures Return By Request

The Strand this week is present. ing a return engagement bill brought back to Waterbury by popular re- quest. Two of the most outstanding hits of the Last few seasons are seen on the same bill.
 Bing Crosby returns in Pennies From Heaven,' one of the most suc- cessful of his earlier productions There are four hit tunes sung by Bing including the catchy title song Madge Evans and Edith Fellows are featured.
 The biggest laugh hit that Gary Cooper ever made is the companion show on the current Strand pro- gram, MT. Deed Goes To Town. Seen with Gary is Jean Arthur in the leading feminine interest.
 Also on the bill is a stirring and interesting defense subject, "The Fleet That Came To Stay" Latest Movietone News complets the pro- gram.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-27
PLANE SPOTTING AID

Schenectady, N. Y. (UP) All Navy flyers are able to identify planes in one -fiftieth of a second or less. To aid them in the identi- fication, a General Electric flash projector" is used. The mechanism is a portable electrically timed film strip protector which flashes images of the planes and ships on screen installed in the ships.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-27

New regulations for the British Royal Navy provost section (po- lice) direct naval men on this duty to Guide the responsible, check the irresponsible, incarcerate the in- corrigible."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-27

British plans to modernize its merchant fleet call for 4,000, 900 tons of losses and 9,000,000 tons for re- placement of inadequate vessels at a cost estimated at $2,400, 900 900.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-27

Of This World", her medal as the best picture of the week because of it's comedy, it's beautiful music, and it's outstanding plot! The second feature is Midnight Manhunt" . suspense packed drama.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-27

the eerie murder mystery Fog Is- land" with Lionel Atwill and George Zucco. Do not forget to include this program in your summer show schedule.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-27
159O.-WBRY--96

1OCU@~ w A4S --VV 3:00-Time to Remember-Milton
 Bacon s:l5-The Count of Monte Cristo 3:30-Sing Along Club 4:00-House Party 4:25-News 4:30-Feature Story 4:45-Johnson Family Singers 5:00-Service Time-AAF
 Scrapbook 5:3NCimarron Tavern 5:45-Swing For Your Supper 6:O0-Quincy Howe an the News 6:1G-Baseball Scores 6:15-Jimmy Carroll Sings 6:30-News 6:45-The World Today 6:55-The Meaning of the News 7:0O-On Your Mark-Ted Husing 7:15--Danny O'Neil, Songs 7:30-The Jerry Wayne Show S:O0-The Aldrich Family S:3O-Adventureso of the Thin Man S:55-News 9:O0-It Pays To Be Ignarant 9:3O-Those Websters 1O:O0-The Bexall Summer Show
 Ray Bolger 10:30-Harry James and His Music
 Makers 11:00-John Daily, News 1l:10-Local News Stone Orch 11:30-Enric Madriguera orch. 12:00-News
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-27

WEAF-WTIC 4:00-Backstage Wife 4:15-Stella Dallas 4:30-Lorenzo Jones 4:45-Young Wilder Brown 5:00-When A Girl Marries 5:15-Portia Faces Life 5:30-Jusl Plain Bill 5:45-Front Page Farrell 6:00-News 6:15-Vietory Is Our Business 6:30-Bob Steele 6:45-Lowell Thomas, Commenta-
 tor 7:00-Chesterfield Supper Club 7:15-News of the World 7:30-Quiz of Two Cities S:00-Cities Service Concert 8:3G-Correction Please 9:00-Waltz Time 9:30-People Are Funny l 10:00-Dunninger 10:30-Bill Stern 10:45-Program From New York 11:00-ewS 11:15-Harkness of Washington II 1:30-American Story 12:00-News 12:05-Mr. Smith Goes To Town 12:30-Jose Bethancourt 12:45-Lee Sims, Pianist
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-27
WOR-71O

4:00-News-Leo Egan 4:15-Jay Johnson 4:30-The Food and Home Forum 5:00-Uncle Don 5:15-Superman 5:30-Tennessee Jed 5:45-Tom Mix 6:00-The War News Analyst
 Paul Schubert 6:15-WOR's Man on the Street 6:30-News
 6:45-Stan Lomax-Sports 7:00-Fulton Lewis, Jr. 7:l5-The Answer Man 7:30-Keep Ahead S:00-Cecil Brown S:15-Now It Can Be Told S:30-Freedom of Opportunity 9:00-Gabriel Heatter-News 9:15-Real Stories 9:30-Spotlight Bands 10:00-Boxing Bout s-Vandeventer 11:15-News-Leo Egan Reports 11:30-George Olsen and Orch. 12:00-News-Leo Egan 12:05-Lenny Herman and Orch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-27
WATR PROGRAMS
 1920 Kilocycles

4:45-Hop Harrigan
 5:00-Terry and the Pirates 5:15-Hits And Bits
 5:30-Jack Armstrong
 5:45-Music For Dining 6:00-Yankee Network News 6:15-Cocktail Serenade
 6:25-Baseball Scores
 6:30-News: Interlude
 6.45-Pleasure And Profit 7:0O-Headline Edition 7:15-Raymond Gram Swing 7:3O-Phone Your Answer 7:45-Waltz Time: News 8:00-Pages Of Melody
 8:30-This Is Your FBI 9:00-Famous Jury Trials 9:30-The Sheriff
 9:55-Coronet Story Teller From G-2 10:30-Dr. Talks It Over 10:45-Los Andrinig 10:45-Los Andrinis 1 1:00-Yankee Network News Robbers 11:30-Sully Mason's Orch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-27

son. The case, described in detail not so long ago in newspapers all over the country, has been titled for the purpose of the broadcast, Misery Chiselling." Fridays pro- gram will disclose the method by which the heartless cheat was cap tured.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
35-N. Clean Driving
Record Frees Autoist
international Photo

Joseph William Thoms, 20, Of
2l0S Harding. correspondence
school course salesman, veteran
of 35 years driving an automobile,
today was acquitted of running a
red light, his first moving" traffic
offenSe.
He was accused by Patrolman
Vitalis Schieltz of running through
a red light March 30 at Gratiot
and Orleans. He said he didn't I
see the light. Traffic Referee
Courtney Fitzsimons acquitted
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11

The proprietor Of a clos d
tavern and her bartender are free
today of charges of enticing two
minor girls to commit perjury.
Recorders Judge Paul f. Krause,
yesterday dismissed the charges
against Mrs. Anna Glicker. so, of
2480 w. Euclid and her bartender,
Max Greenberg, AZ. Of 1912 Glad
stone on the ground that the court
had no jurisdiction.
The two were charged with
paying two girls 10 whom they
had served intoxicating beverages
TO change their stories in a hear
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
7 Dealers Ordered
To Obey Ceilings

Permanent injunctionS restrain
ing two Detroit produce dealers
from further violations OF OPA
regulations were issued in federal
court today.
The companies were charged
with selling items over the OPA
price ceiling and failing to keep
proper records. They are Louis
Wohl, operator of the State
Wholesale Grocers, 24o5 Russell.
and Dominic Moceri. operator OF
Moceri Produce, 1884 Market.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
Seek City Park
On Riverfront\

A request from 30 Boy and Girl
Scout leaders that the city ac-
quire "a acres of riverfront prop
erty between Marine Hospital and
Grayhaven for a park today was
referred by common council 10
the City Plan Commission.
The scouts said their organiza-
tions are in urgent need of a park
for recreational purposes, and
that there is no public park to
serve approximately $4,000 per-
sons on the far east side OF the
city.
Acquisition of the land has been
under consideration by the oom-
mission.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
DrOpPerjWyChargeS
I'm Tavern Inquiry

ing before the State Liquor Con-
troll Commission.
The court ruled that jurisdiction
lay with the LCC and that the
commission had no right TO swear
witnesses. The commission re-
voked the license of the tavern
the Hy-de-Hi Bar. 20200 School
craft on the basis of the stories
told by the girls.
Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to YOUR home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
Admits Tire Theft

Wilfred S. Kirtley. 30, Of the
Tuxedo Hotel. Dearborn, pleaded
guilty to charges of stealing four
tires from the Michigan Motor
Freight Lines. Sixteenth and
Howard.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11

Pictured this cacatur drawn from life Oscar Berger noted
delegates Vale e Brazilian ambassa
Pedro XeosO Brazil delegation chairman
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-14
DENY REPORTS
ON PROBE PAPERS
CLAIhaTD SOME PAPERS NOT
BE REVEALED IN PEARL
HARBoR PROBE

" ASlllNGTON. Nov. Il.
Reports that certain PRIV
ate papers of President
Roosevelt would not bee re-
yealed 20 the press ln connec-
tion with the Pearl llarbur
Jap sneak attack were
branded as untrue today.
The statement has been
going the rounds ct govern
mental circles that the secret
PAPER. ct the late FDR
would not he revealed tor a.
least fifteen years was de-
,lared false by President
Truman. who said that all
such paper, are ready 60 bee
turned over 80 once Ca prop
&C. investigating committee.
ssrt i0Ilt fBt. httn attcmp'
ul GO Hat. tr, paptls nuf reveal
"a O. tH. l,nyGa. puHils
hl.aua r.t ia'iHNl-E trg state.
u..t 40 E.r..-s uta1.te b "a
lluuuu-t1 . PaEr FuIrI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-14
SAM HART MAKES STIRRING ADDRESS
AT MEETING OF CITY COMMISSIONERS
%[[[<[N[[
APPOINTMENTS MADE
BY COMMISSIONERS

Pea qaiek rsfsrencs ths2e
are TIE app0inimsnis mads
BY Foaoiati0n q the sew city
commission "a their inaug-
uration nesting la&f night a.
city hall.
william " Demeriti.
mayor. acting city manager.
Joha carb0nsll mayer pro
tors.
william Roger Watkins.
municipal JUDGE.
J. Lsnssl0t Lester. city at
toFnsY.
Jefferson knight Jr. Mira
Wilhslmina Harvey. Ralph
Sic q. civil services beard.
Hunter c. Hsr4sn. utility
board.
LfT3y TsTFeN. Fire chief
Louis EisnaF. pslice Chef.
Ray Afwea.. Jos@pa Kemp.
Lisutsasnts Of police.
y. Curry MorNno. Had Of
depa a'nsnf 81 pubiic HaFviGe.
Ch Flss Roberts tiaaa Of
department. Of finance.
EFEoi sawyer Bailding IN
Sp1C'1F.
Mlisrd Gihzon. Sanitary
and Nest Taspector.
Lsin Dob5k. ScavengeF
scrwlce
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-14
FOUR CITY COUNCLMEN GIVE -,
ADDRESSES AT CITY MEETING

existed there. lie asssrtd that.
IA vteu a ne fact that the hos-
pltal gtts SO. 0zo from the eIfy
ard tise county. . charity ward
shguld H. established there 20
take care uf stlch eases tur which
payment has to ~ made either by
thu cts "a the CUunty
The next speaker. william A.
FREEMAN. explained "a detail the
fnanllal condition ol the city.
which. b. stated. " as altogether
different iruu What Was thought
bs KY Wcstsrs generally He
4dded nat O. has becn hE object
alAays 60 ~olk O. pTumutC tae
ayliafr ~ the cats
john Gieu~ ussd S&cefing spUke
of his efforts during thr time 10
rad heen ln offtcc Go conserve the
Interests of the cts. and Gerald
Saunders said ne ala ABS had uetn
actuated rs motives designed to
help the city ever sinCc b. bad
neen In officc Ard ma. ne add
~. that BE- Was out of office. b.
Was Just a. much concerned i1
hglplng hls houet0Nn a. hc had
tstu Ahlls e councilman 81
said hp was ready ~ ali umcs to
d1 anything he could ~ assist
Iug thl cor MISSIONER
Sboi ls baton. ths CounCi lmcn
mpA. mlsslaueh John CaIDa-
ngIl AIhert Cooper TIA fof Har
den saa v { SAcet.ag 4er. ~
fne rierk olnee. WhIrh Mr
Saundcrs entered and told ga
,.mmlssluut That e ttts
truugft rr would r.. sc sfance
fa them az airs fHnt ht Noald 80
ahstey, hs cauIa to help them
A fcu uu'tr .afcf NJ Pee
man and GIenAt-i ~aceflnE en-
tered the pffle. ant tuId the conn
uissl.utrs trt seine thing insy
DNurcsssd ihsI. deep appreciation
and ssid that they asre pleased
ta know that ths a.slsfa-ce 0f tHC
t.r.r councilman Nas available 90
frt Comm sslHn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-14

Four Clty councilmen. in
this order. Earl Adams. vii
liam 4. Freeman. John Glen
wood Swceting and Gerald
Saunders. made addresses
last night iu city hall Just be-
fore the commissioners took
over the affairs ct the city
M Adams gave "a Cumpruhtu-
slss io,a of the manner BOZ ahich
thr ,uunr.i~sn he'd spCnt t1e
Cifgs nst o. ths ias tao wears
~ a-sass Or thc qutst.or What
hose frts dar. saith tht money
Hr c.t,t tnt uanrf tnat had
hg,n pssI 1st un Iretrhfe.tness
thsf trr stmIn .strstlun Rad ~
hsft.d. oi tr. payment of ru
rent NIsH-sr. 90 principal amt in-
t.rssf 20 anief r0abfed 1css.
nI trr painted uut tnat thc
eiy rai8 sl50Iu yearly a. the
H. 49, Oeutt4 cd HIp ltal uaIai-
Is eaIIst fe uanrpai hapiial
And tar curtr a.sn gives o
s.uIas aa t4rl H tHe hHpltaL
H. declared -uui de .Ito that
fast aEtus Etr fE.r. g. au urga
.ian nt herlf.I9t.n of Ny
"a. tU+. IS ~. 81. a#sfI. rs pas hs
...Hs... ffs. s.FHs. Fsr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-14
ARRANGEMENTS
ATUTY HOSPITAL
COMMENTED ON
COUNTY MUST GUARANTEE
PAYMENT ron EMERcEE-
CT CASES BEFORE THEY
WILL BE- ACCEPTED

Commissioner Clarence
IligRs reported la; night, at
a meeting of the county com
mission. of his experience m
the case ct a louT-year-old
boy. who had pneumonia.
and "a whose family sought to
have him placed In the hey
West General Hospital. but
that authoritics at the hos
pital refused 90 admit the
boy unless the county guar
anteed Il would paw the bill
incurred by the boys beInss
in tie hospital.
And 3s au contributing ff.
teen Thousand dollars annually 90
ir, hnsT itai Mr HigEs DECLARED.
ard the cify is givink "a sIw.laf
au cunt and SET. ii auN emery
turs arises. as IH 90, case nl tHn
ghlId htfufe q paisert Is adWr
tti tn th0 hospital Isl, must suaI
antcs trr paymt-. g Nhat tfe
case WIIl cost
o. addition 90 tre thirts thou
sand t1Ila.. that csc hospital
uuA FtttuE from tHy taNapss.s
nf X, W.T. and 10, ta2rassf- n
tfts tts and ,l.eAh,r. Hr tfs
county W, have ntsn directed q.
alte ttr rusplfa sr a3d.f aH.i
.um. ~nlcn can nsf n ass a.
.lN..a q. FLORIDA IaN f.r sIn-
lHu annually. ard sfI# g. .s.
utrfod. U.Il anat uets sen - .n.
So Thousand dollars tH. .ar.r-
tsg,tIaek season II t-.f aa.s.
fiural auourt g. taken t a
.t u4.' 81. au thaf sfnt s..
raise the take 300 trg .an'f t
sufficient amount GO offset fta.
sum cor dI~Contu4 f r...f
Atifarr and similar Wurk ut
have teu da, Wftt o..
tfack moHtN
% fUuk tH.r. s4aa.I g. q
,na.u ua.I lr tr. t..p H
f..f .rgIE. u.b oa... .lf 's
.tf.u" . O.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-14
hit TWO NAILS FLUSH
on EiEAD-TAN DODS-
ERS AND CONDITION
OF STREETS

sam Hart. who declared
ne ha, been the first every
November 1 Tor - years 10
pas hus CiJy taxes. and who
claimed 10 be the champion
banana eater In the world
he aid hi, record b. lOi ba-
mana, On asa hour-hit two
nails flush on the head last
night At the Inauguration of
the city commissioners.
Hls f.i suhJaCt Was taA doig
CTS AItsI sEauug Stat hs bed
uecn ifl iilst Taxpayer .ys.s ~
scmb,E &C., IS Ncal g. pas ha
taSe. he bo.ued
Mast e u litlc fellaas Jas
oar tsNos promptly. ard suue -
the blg ttlluNs ii thtA properly
becoue delnq 4eni fpr ytal aii
year. and then. ah.1 tag, thluk
tft eity Is HARD up they atsn Goa
Va ia sea 49,, a bis dsr aul
.flfse 49, feIi.us who pay 80
afer naI faEt. .. .a. ust 400
ls I,rf D.. #H. ..s fl ut
H O.. -. ul aa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-14
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

kcs We>tlod ge meets FRI
day ~ $ ON.
The Rank ct Esquire will
be conferred.
Visiting knights are in-
vitcd.
J. WINFIELD RUSSELL,
KRIS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-14
mayor DGTnGTitt Would Have
Entire City "CIGantd Up
hse@mmended That Many
MATTERS Bearing On
Conditions Here BE
Improved

Fsaiainw the Outgoing
s@wnra for thvir fine show
smW ana Improvement Of the
sasrs affasFs. as.~ly-inducted
~@yuT ard aetsag city man-
amss william Demeritt told
= i@F1s ssosd ~ ETY. hall laai
aawha thai Ne hoped tire new
go e@msmiasion "ean make
&c Favorable = report.
ksmaFdinE the new city
m@nmWsF NJ Demerilt said
&C., = ~oaahtn't 60 be- lonw"
besgFs ne city Will have the
us@a@msF appointed. ~ stat
- 49, there ~ert q number
- application on fiie. which
80 h~sn secured b. former
MmNuH CaFbonell but among
thNHm there ~aa one Nhirh
a@Nsned e. TIA the bill" This
$685. fmaaatmted the manager
taHna 81 government 90 the
esfw whwfw ~ - now employ
- hsai hscauas 81 the health
80 haa site "a a. necessary
th@t he move O. 8 lords.
lmudI auH ,IsafIr MnFor
lltmeffit STRESSED that the
nFplf esq tht ,ft ami th,
mw cess .amw Iuu HnHttb
thr tHt cleaned up and
thaf hf expected tteFs Es.
Hs fH Hn hIs part O. prg.aI-
H uRarH fu vacant ..f
sHI "a. Hfae pIufe H ...U' uf
EHf tafHl hsmt. stating
fhaf tht usu commission
fsHI # ESQ ... u..E
I fh pauIr uf IHr ,fs
NIftfF.H 5000 cooperation
Mf u.ut.fs .a|H.H .u,t.
~. #a.k fIs ..WH
fft f.I.f
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-14
'N6Wciy administration Names
William v. DeTnaitt Mayor And
AISOACting Municipal Manager
john CarIponeli Excited
Mayer Protein: Other
Officers Selected To
Serve New Set-lp

william ". Desserts 49,
night a city bell n tae fret
meeting Of the as~ly-eiexied
five-eommissioa~r losm of
government wsa elected
mayer Of the City Il K~y
West and also asiiHw eity
manager ''unsil TIE sppoiui-
ment Of = city mana9er shs
meets the qualigisasissns pre-
vided for BY the cay Char-
ter"
Taking office wsra liuut
cr Harden. Clarence Sweet
ing. Albert Cooper AID Joan
Carbonell. IT,
The new commission alao
voted John 4 arbonell. H. ma
mayor pro ten. Hunter iiaf-
den Wa named on tn ltll-
ity Board william Roger
Watkins becomes nun opel
Judge and J lsaueelut ester
will Conllnuo a. Ctg allor.
mes
IN, nsu charter 30 1de
that fhs municipal fud
must De- au attuFuet
The civil ~eFvlrt iiuafa
whIsh j. instituted e. ths
new charter and Is drsvHd
o. mrfease The efflsan
eii hlrrd peTsYuus aIil 90
composed uI JelIr "a
Knight a. who vfiI tse
fnr g term sNptfinF ltstrm
ben 30 l9fs Mr Whhr
mHa q IaTtt. y at.ae tfuu
expire bvf mber 80 tHf4
sUd gaIph ~ferra. hnt
ferm eNpif, nefsmit 80
1915 tbs s.aFl
pointed ht fhs funIm nH
Et 1Iuiiau number e.t tn
frsdu,,d ht 4 uHBmi aueF
Harden pointed oat fHaf BE-
would take q reasonable flmr
u which Co select -
manager uhn Wii' ff
qualification pfssf if.a 90
ths CO.'S charter and fha H
uae deemed io is Boz ht l8l.
it interest that tftfr aa
dsIas ln putiiuR lnn st
'ae comm iuH
rIau uf government aHh at
vd thar wa
auI sas saHIs tha aH
lun ..fI manager Nt
ed IHf acting tf Haa.
rsf fht rs nIuta a
Inf.d w hfs auHsffm
90 .Hlsf sl lf, iruarntaf
.ttt nf police d.uaHmtnf
fa. l.'I.t |#sHfsnau sd
e tf.t teH Hfaf
.aT uttfH tH u
department ot uHa anH
head nt dsuaftwtf
Doe service Zee
aas HarlmnHsIs Dee H
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u. fsd lru Twr
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|Hstf.s lrHt k
Ra AfutH ut
ante MH8rIt.las
faft meat aHd
So, 'uf Eun. ~austf
ing Inspector thafI, HuA
rff. bead 81 tt, pef ffu
90. Finance ~ tBff l
r.rs read .f n. paf
iuH..t ~sff..t iaI.
Fe.a. - ..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-14

William ". nwNnwritt insi
night a city bell h. tae fsFsa
meeting Of the newly-eiext@d
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-14

aaoeiated Press Day Wire
@"Fvice and AP Features
- Tears Devoted 90 the
- Interests q Key West
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-06
Legal Notices

IT rs ORDERED that the said
Defendant. Frank Leroy iasson, Jr-.
cause his appearance To br entered
In t4is cause within thrt. months
from tile date 81 this order. and IN
case % his appearance that he cause
his answer 90 the Plaintiffs BIZ ~
Complaint 90 be filed. and a copy
thereof 20 be served upon TIE Plain
tfrs attorney. within twenty days
after service on him Of a copy OF
said Bin Of Complaint. and Notice
Of this order. and that in default
thereof said Bil Of Complaint be
taken as confessed by said uou-re-I-
dent Defendant.
AND IT rs FURTHER ORDERED
that within forty days after the date
hereof the said Plaintiff cause no
tice Of this order 10 be published
in the Npsiiauti Daily Press.
new spaper printed. published and cir
Culated in said county at Nasbte-
nav, and tHat said publication be
continued once iu each Week for six
successive weeks. or that she cause
copy ~ this order To he served
personally ON said nonresident De
PENDANT at least twenty days before
the time above prescribed Tor his
appearance; and
IT II FURTHER ORDERED that
the said Plaintiff cause a CODY or
this order To be mailed 20 said De
PENDANT at his last known postoffice
address, by registered mail and an
official return receipt demanded AZ
least twenty days before tie time
herein prescribed for the Appearance
Of Defendant.
GEO. 81 SAMPLE,
,.r circuit Judge
Attorney for Plaintiff
business Address.
l0l Nashteuaw Avenue
Npsil5ut. Michigan.
ATTEST.
Luelia " Smith, County clerk
ADV. 2 1913
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-06

means that some League OF Nations
Charter and procedure and some
details OF economic rehabilitation
will be worked out
Breton Woods. Dumbsrton OAKS
and san Francisco may have TO
go to Congress as treaties for con
nrmation or as requests for funds.
Moscow, Teheran and Yalts need
not go TO Congress for anything
and may remain secret Tor many
years. mankind depending upon
leaks and such speculation without
adequate facts as you fnd in this
article. The major conferences
were Moscow. Teheran and Nalta
the others deal with lesser issues
which depend upon determination
OF territorial possessions.
There have been a few other
minor conferences. the most import
ant being az Rio de Janeiro where
the United States agreed 10 lessen
the value OF its synthetic rubber
and chemical industries-wi without
congressional confirmation OF such
a doctrine.
This summarizes the prelude to-
Y.ard peace Out Of II, Soviet Rus.
STA has developed a hegemony over
eastern Europe. northern Iran and
northwestern China. Great Bri-
tain's influence is paramount in the
Mediterranean. North Africa, lta-
ly and Greece; and the British will
participate actively in our Pacific
war after the European war is
over but in time for determination
Of Asiatlc policies for the future.
Whether Soviet Russia will par
take OF the Asiatic War is not stat
ed. II would appear, by indirec-
ton. that the Dutch possessions in
Asia are to he restored to that
country.
The position OF the United States,
territorially, in the future world,
does not appear in all this. Perhaps
we shall have something or maybe
we shall become an isolated credi-
tor country counting unpaid debts
and sulking over the ingratitude of
man. II is still secret
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-06
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the best way TO make a lot OF
money without much effort. So
stick TO tim that Lazy"
It's partly because he doesn't
like to work that he's given up his
career as an author, playwright.
columnist. critic and commentator.
But it's mostly, he says, because he
can't write any more.
AT least not anything funny"
he explained. "and people expect
me to be amusing when i write. |
even expect it myself. Used to
knock myself out was so funny.
Now ! can't even work up a grin
over my attempts"
SO he goes right on acting. col.
lecting paychecks with big round
ciphers, and taking IT easy. He
also goes right on embarrassing his
family.
Its true. my movies embarrass
EN- he confessed. They never
dash to see my latest picture be.
cause they don't consider me much
OF an actor
And hes inclined TO agree with
'em. Says he only got started be
cause M-GM had him on the pay.
roll and stuck him into a two-reeleI
when the actor they'd signed didn't
show up.
That was how he made his now
famous How to Sleep" short and
! collected an Academy oscar at the
end OF the year for the best two
reeler Of 1895.
They'd brought me out here "a
write movies" he said. and ac
cording to my contract WAS also
supposed to be a commentator. So
in typical Hollywood style | wind
up being an actor"
But for the life OF him. he says,
he can't take the business serious
ly-not when he can make the Gus
toners laugh just by being Bench
ley.
II spent 20 years panning actors
and the plays they were in" he
said 80 now I'm supersensitive
to my own shortcomings in the
Thespisn field. I'm Just leaving my
self wide-op TO the critics who
came after me"