davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-21
Dies unN Dos!

Mundelr Sptimiiten iol!te mitun
fer gcraten mcrben, iih cine Sonnen'
brille an5llId)aifen.
Sas llrieil ser 0eit billigt M,
ielten ml6ernoe llmitGnhe 5u
2e,lte, Sic 5ll piele MusrcOen &C.
brauhen, braud,t man nidt aus
reoen 5u lalien.
Grit iu'nn er berlett lit, prabll
mondar mitSSem. mas er erlebt bat
8isber mar es &rieasgebeimnis
iiber oie sSlmd,t BON Muoolf SeB
Na5i go. 2. 5u id)reiben unb nun
noboem es Sriebe in europa iit -
lit es anieleineno elm Neity8ebeim
mis- Gnslanos nid)t bariiber sl be
rifteu! r#
Gs giht aub Meoner, Ole MIDI
idyreigen, aber bcnuot piel Der
tonnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-21
Die Arbeiien elmer Versuchsstation
OnkeI Sam orbeite NIT elmer crvendlchkeit die hires
qleichen svcht

geltsnille, ga. &ii6e uno 2i
d)enifaben, Sonigbienen, Siibnerie
bern mo geilidte Soien alls
niiilien bier 81 ben ariegsbenliibun,
Gen beitragen.
Gin groBcr Cell ser in Sen sc
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uno 81 8e.
mGdsbGuiern aui ser biciiaen LAMB.
mirtIf)uftlihen Geriu6sitaticn gelei
Iteten niiienid)aitli6cn arbeit III
ari Silie bel ser Nabrungsmitte!,
prohibition abreitellt. Sroboem pa-
riiert Die SGtiafeit BON ser Mui5eid)
runs ser GarSiogramme pon Ssnief-
tcnberSen bis gum Gntpurf BON Mr.
beitsfleiouna iiir Munitionsarbei.
tcrinnen.
an rieiigen amerifaniihen Safer
leten miro oie 56tllnssfrait bon
995. Dem beriibmten ourd) oe,l
&ries ent,uidelten SnIeftenpuluer,
ousprobiert. Seertpiirmer umo an.
here Snieften. oie 9ebensmittel ger.
Itoren o0er Menid)s. 5iers cber
Yilan5enfranfbeiten iibertraaen,
miiiien ibnen Sugemeiiene @iitpor=
t1onen per5ebren.
Seermiirmer iino oie Sarpen
ser 9aumpollmotte, uno lie
baben ibren Namen baber be-
fommen. oaB lie in rieiigen Sha.
rem bon Jelo 81 6elo 5ieben una
8rGier uno 8etreioe unb anbere
Nilansen 5erit0ren.
Neue @eihledter bon Sonigbie,
men nit bemerfensuerter Wioer"
iianosfrait geeen aranfbeiten mur-
oen in geltspille ent,uidelt. sSiinf5iJ
nnierer tpidtigiten. GrntepIlan5en.
Die meilten iSriihte, piele 8emiile,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-21
S4l6et J,sleS 1)eriseS
pkai,talie!

G1hrrago. is. GSrrrs Ncntrap
aus 8ittshurgb, Direftrr Der Sine
rican @ofct Societp" nno Misiitent
Oes Gr1iiHentcn ser Ne1!inabouie
electric Company, erflirte ii1 bier
pur ser ,Mmerican Soticti) for Me.
tails" als iiber5e.at, Sab sic 3afe-
tentedjnif int 5lug5euameien eine
aroBe 3ufunit babe.
"Gines Sogcs miro es moglih
leir. SlIs5cuge nit Miidltobantricb
81 baucn. Sic' fiinfmal 10 aroB iein
!ueroen luie Ser gelpalt;eite Bomber
tpo g %. Ser leaer.pGrtigen 8rieqs-
seit". bencrftc ser Snbuitrielle; roie
fiinltigcu SiafctenIluascuac perSen
Eaiiaaierc iii eincm 9empo BON l..
. 500 Mei.cn sic iStunoc ourd) ole
elite trhncu unb mar miro 10 in 8
Stun>cn uon iraenbeinem Yunfte
ser GrAe nad) einem bclicbigen an
! Osren sclangcn geiorheruns BON
8rieIen uno Iafetcn nllttcls bec
~Nafetenpril" pdre ihpu gesenipGis
| tig moglidh ,mb 5luar bei eleftriidpr
6ernlcitlmg. Mnn bat es bierbei
iiberbaupt nidt Enebr nit einem
tefniiden. lonGcrn nur nod nit ci-
nely lirtldjaitlld- -finau5ieacn Vrob-
lem 81 tlu,. Sd) CLAUDE, bic 3elt ii
| nid)t mebr fern. in Ser sic &n!etci.
Goit gcuau 10 gut GiiertlId) iublioiert
mcrbcn rir0, pie heutc Die ge.pobn.
lite %uItpoit. 8ehenfer Sic, llm
| sic aeualtigeu MGglihfeiten Ser
lpcitcrcu Tntridlung >cs Hafctcu-
iluascugmcicns 81 ermeiier, has Dor
SeIu Sa5:em bon oicicr tebniihci
Grrllugerihait in ser Seiientlidfeit
nod faiInl oie Heoe mar. lIno beutc
i'm amerifauiieben Natetenilugeug.
ban id,on anoertbalb Miniarben ScI.
lar angclesi llno."
lluier ssad)ma!rn halt es audi fel-
inesluegs fiir utOpiId). az eriparten.
ooB cinnlal Hafeten gebailt rperoen.
sic cine gcniiaenSe 8cIdppinoisfeit
ent,pitelr. I'M Iih Ser Groatmoipbd.
re ent5icbcn ST f0nnen allo Ole Reife
|: in Sen &cltraunl analtreten, un ,lic
auf unieren Glaneten a:;riid3ufalleu.
MGes, ipas 5ur grlangilng .oicies
l3icles nGtig lit. pare cine &afete
Unit elmer Sesunoengeif,pinoigfeit
bon 6,66l Oteilen. Die bisber er-
rc;d'tc Snd)ItscIflpinoisfeit itellt iib
aui cine Icile Die Sctl,noe. bDer
5000 Weilen sic Stunbe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-21
mcuen beim 2l,aiba,. IN,
Heih telfcn

16 oeutiGe politifde ,yiiidtlinse,
Sarunter ebe,nalige ,rcmerfidnftler.
JunftionGre ser MISUNDERSTANDING,
2ebrer, &nmmunalpolititer, rsoarna-
liitcn unS Sbriititsllcr )aben iidl an
oie &egierung ser ,Urobcn Gier"
nit ser Vitte geipanbt. gum Nuibull
Scr oeutideu 0emofratie nod Scn'
&eid) 5uriidgeI6idt 81 neroen.
Sn Ser Gin9abc tpuroe II. a. er.
flGrt:
"Gie llrter5aid,neten erfennen oie
moralii1e Geranhpcrtlua hires
Tolfes an. nidjt Sic Mtftcrgreiiiino
ocS Seutiden ssoih!smus !mS ieine:
@crbredcn ucrbinoert, uit,t ans eiae
ucr &rait Den Seut'hen ;soidis1nus
acItiirst, Den bon linn nnge3ettelteu
i&ricg sl,nlinS2it ahgefiir5t uno Sa.
bur6 Oie SeiSen ser onoarcn Boiler
perbinOert 81 babcn. Sic ltnterseif.
neten erfennen bic aruBe lnprolidle
Terpflldtlng an, bie BON Sitlcr,
Geutihlau> Sen onSerca Nolfern sll.
gefiigten, Sd)uben in lueiteiten Nus
NAB luieocr gut 5lI m,tten.
vGss llnter5eldrretcn iino iid, be
m.:bt, ba6 Ieutidlanr nrr Damn Mn.
lprud baraui crbeben tann, lpieSet
cin iouperdncs 2anb lno Elm Mit
glleb Der &Gltcrfalnilic 81 ,peroen
mcnn mir Seutihc ois Siherungs.
maBndbmen ser nnSreu &o!fer gcgci
cine @ieoergeburt hcs bcllti6en Ssn.
perinlIsnnIs m1ertenncn, ipem ,pit
2cutldje uas idblg crncilen, nit Ser
Siinoen Scr gergangeubelt unpiocr-
ruflih 81 brehcn, lno cine table
frleoli6c Scnofratie 81 idjaffen.
Die Ic"tihcn. pelGte Oas Beiud
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-21
elmer ssnipeftion.

elmer ssnipettion.
0as Sdiff itanS in iharfem Son.
trait 5u ben lururiGien Suites in ocr
bieiigen Sotels. ipelhe Sen slnaebo
rigen Der ruiiiid,en Delegation su,
gerfiiaung iteben. Gie 0abincn SC,
eriten &laiic iino flein ano es baber
oa!in nur Gin Baar idnnaIe 5elbbei
ten %lat.. Die ein8isc 3ieroe ii
Sduberfeit. Sogor o;s Sabine Sc:
.&apitons lit idmudIos.
Gie rSmrlnie", elm Oieielmotor
idlff, lit elm ruiiiides Sbiii unb ali,
Nuiidriiten iino in ruiilidNr Spra
DIE Sd cntOccfte nur Elm ein5ige,
SdilH nit enaliifer Muiihriit. Si
lautete: .Dcntlcmen's Saib".
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-21
Die kirehen sind gegen Elm
vorsehne||es Wehrpf|iehtgesetz


idneaer Auiiaiiunssgabe it, in
fur5er 3eit iiir Sie Muisabcn aus,
gebilSet WerSen, oie lie eriiillen
mlB."
Sn einem Shreibcn bon Heo.
Vfgr. 9omaro s. Carroll, Dem 8e.
neraliefretdr Ser National Catholic
WelIare Conference. bieB es, oie
fatboliide @;erard)ie CLAUDE, onb
elne sngelegenbeit pon iolher @e,
Seuti.ns crit mad, gnoe oes arieses
entiAieOen msroen ioIte, uenn man
iiberleben f0nne, mie lid oie inter,
rationale Sage geitalte.
9prl q. Wbitnep. Ser iiir oie
grotberbooo OF Hailroao 5rainmen
lprad), iagte, es liese cine tragiihe
Sronie oarin, oaB cine Station iid
energi'd iiir Sen nddIten arieg Dor.
bereite unS oie Yrobleme oes ssrie.
oens uer5osera, mdbreno lie gleih.
3eitlg einen aries iiht. INN Dfili,
tarismus 81 5eritoren uno einen
Sauernoen @eltfrieoen gu ihafien
Or. Hobert 8orois. ser YrGlioen1
Der Habbiner Tereiniaung, marnte
Dob elm aroBes itebenoes Seer nit
elmer aftipen giirofratie uno eir
oauernoes susbe6iinesipitem letter
Gnoes oie Gemofratie aeidbroe
mer0e.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-21
Rurioje lloti,en aus oen.
u. :. a..

sluf oem fineiiihen ssriebbof in
ser Hdbc BON @inncmucca, Nepaoa
beiinSet iih elm nit elmer Yagobe &c.
| ifmiidter gafofen, in Dem bel BE-
grGbnisseremouicn Sfmeine gebra.
ten puroen. Sic Sroianer ser Sc.
geno, sic bGufig 81. iaul iparen, lid,
ibr Giien ielbil su beihaifen. Iunser-
ten bei 9earGbniilen in ser Hdbe bes
Srieoboies ber,lm, nm nah Mb5ug
Ser fineiiIden Srauergdite iiber Die
,eremonicllen Sdapeinebroten ber5u-
fallen.
Mn Stcae bes iiblid)en areu3es
Siert eine rieiige Sano Die 1urm.
ipise Scr nresbpteriifen Stride bon
Sort Gibinn. elmer ser maleriiden
Srtifaften Miiiiiiippis iibrisens..
Ms Sas 8ottesbaus 1929 errihtct
apurbe, beitanS Sic Sano aus Sol3.
oas nit Golo plattiert mar. Sic
Sic ipuroe fiir5lib, nafoem 6ds
Sol5 morlh ge!por0en mar, ourd bic
ieeiae Saso eriest, oeren 3eiseiir.
ger him,nellparts serihtet lit. 9:e
Stride beiibt heute nod cine Sfla.
peugalerie
Sm 8eaeniab su anoercn Stdoten,
Sic geipGbnlid Sonnaben0abeno oeu
eroBten 8etricb aufpeiien. erapaht
S'9feia, Rebrasfa, crit am Sonntag.
morgen gum 0cben, tpenn ole &c.
ihdfte nm $3.50 llbr in Der 5riibe &c.
offnet iperben, Oamit oie 2e,,te. oie
aus Ser llmsebuns 5ur Stride fom.
men. sleiI)5eitis ibre tuOdentlihcn
GinfGuie titieen fonnen.
Sipiider Saith unb Nc.peQ, 60.
9afOta. liaaen niele 'Sieolunaen, sc
| lid, 5tuar iiol3 ~Stnbt" rcnnen, Die
aber oennod niht piel mebr als e:-
iuen 2aOen unS cine EoitanitaIt aui.
3u:ueilen bnben.
! Der l0,2S5 SUB bobe Cameron
YaB in COLORADO peridp,eit inn N;in-
ter baufia 10 tief. oab man Den G:Nb.
ipap NIT 1ynamit bon Shnee uno
gis befre;en nub.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-21

Glee ul1O Su5erne 'inO sfiir Die ge'
ltGu6llng BON 9ienen abbGngig gie.
rcnwad)s, Elm pertpolIes Yrobufl
WGbrenS bes arieaes, lit elm ge:
itanSteil bes Settles, oas gum Sdjrt
rrn Munition uno in pielen anoc.
rem Yrooufteu perlpenoet miro.
Wtan bot bier cine praftiidp Me
tbobe ent,pidelt. Inn Siibner. un>
Euterieoern an Stene BON 0auner
in militGriihen ShlailGden gu per
menbcn.
@irfiame Methoocn, alciounl
nlottenieit 81 MAIDEN, uno MaBuab.
men gegen Snleften. bie lagernot
Scbeuslnittel pernihten, fpnnten ser
,llitGnbian MilitGritellen aui 0runN
bieiirer grperimente mitgeteilt wer
Sen.
@esetariidc Sibner
Mnn bat bier auh ieitgeitelt,
rob sic Yrobuftion pun Shmcine.
ileiih beihleunigt Deroen fam,
menn man SpanierfGn Yroteine
umb gitamin 9 sibt. GrnGbrlngs
Sahperltdnbige haben an elmer pc,
aetariiGen Yroteinfoit fir Siibner
uno Butter searbeitet, nm Die pert
uollen Sier-Eroteine 81 iparen.
SIM giirp iiir Snuspirtihnft mer.
SEN slrbeitsfleioer iiir 6rauen ent'
,porien. Die iiir Oie iSabrif, bas
&aus uno oie 6arm geeignet iino.
Sic 9aboratorieu baben bis ins Gin
seine gcbenOe Nnlueiiungen enttpor,
len, uie WGnneran5iice ausgebei,
iert meroen ioQten, uno lie baben
@oummoaItriimpie entporien, oic
beiier paiien uno beiier balten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-21
Obereeriett itreittt 11r>
tcilc eeecn 2lpsSiihrer

@aibiu9ton. Sas SGcrbraHesgc-
riht hcrluGri hie ShulDipriid)t gcacr
"a liibrenne 8camte Nes ginerifa
Geut.d)e EolfsblmNcs. Die iibcr
flibrt Wnrtm iinb, Slr llmgehurl
Ses @cbtpilid)tgcieees uab ssm ",
SerItaHo bageaen gcrotcn 5u haben
Die MIG. 9Calntcn !rlrher inn Siio
Ncm s)orfer Nunhcsgesicpt idxlIoi!
6eilmoen mo 81 ic fiiuI Sabre!
3udthuu5 uerurteilt. llnter linen be
funb iiG oub ser Isiibrer Hcrbarl
Milbclm Illn5e, Der porbcr SAB
3uhtbals crbielt tpcacn llv'erihlo
gung pon EercinsgclNern.
-C.-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-21

,mterseid)neten. iuaren: grnit Rrii.
ger, 20o groaO,pap, 81. y. 6. 7, g.
g.. @erbcro Gisler. Sans Mard-
ipiba, 3bi!ip 9aub. Gle Steiniurtb,
2iia &irbatb, Mar Shrober, Mlireo
3ahn, &arl S6ermann, @ultap u.
0eter, afarie Geter, albert g.
shrciner, Sore Seinelnann-ariiaer,
gilbert Goroen, 6erto 9toroen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-21
3citbilN 1T, Spieeel Scr
Qrcije

| Sti VSpiIIlllu S(le!l(e WuHIlUI
liebt in cen Selbitmoroilnsse,aen,
! Die SSapan gcgen Sie enRrifaniide
Ilotte einiett, mehr als BLOB cine
Saftif Ser Ger5lpcifluns. "7ie So
oancr f6lncn 5nar nift boiicn, baB
lie iebt nod militGriiD in oisicm
&rieae ben Sieg erriuecn @obl abcr
tanlpfen lie, nm cine Sunaiion ser
Se'nlatlnleln llno pital ,pidtiaer Sc.
biete in Ser Manoidurci 10 lange ais
moglid) oil Uerbinocrn. Dobei iie nit
Der MGglihfelt red,ncu oab biel=
leidt ood nod irgeno etpas iih ers
ci1nen i6nntc, Sos tic Dor Ser sGn5-
liden 9ticocrfagc rcttct. y2enn Sic
~Vaca" .ssSSiug5ellge imitanoe iino. ge-
mug amcrifaniibe 'Sd,iIie bon @id)-
! tigfcit 81 hcihioiacn uuo penn oie
WicScrinitano;ebung oieier Sdiiie
geniiaelro lanae 3cit in 9lniprud,
ninlmt Damn geiuinnen sic Sapaner
3eit. Us banSelt iih alio niht blob
nm cinen 3ampf 5:riihen Sen &ano-
men unS Slug5eugen oe, amerifc=
niidpn Slotte unb ber &amifa5e.Yi-
loten. Us banoelt iih babel ebenio
nm elm @ettlcnnen 5lpiicben Sapans
JGbigtcit, Oleie rGin-0abn" ".5lieeer
su refrlltieren unb ouS5llbilbe:l,
uno ser ,sGbisfeit ameritas, Ole be.
liddoiaten Sdiffe al rcporieren uuo
Ole nerienften 81 eriete,l."
Sas bartnGdigite 8criidyt, oaB Ste
9eutiGpn i'm Spmmer 1910 tatiG6-
! lid, cine ,yiDaiipn GnelanoS perlnbt
bGtten, ieSorb baSIrb 5uriidaetric-
4, bsn .rproen icien, oaB ibre Sfiffe
ourd brennenocs Yetrpleum, oas Oil
Scr aan5cn SItfiiite bas Meer beoed-
te, in gronS geltedt lpurSer, mar
oo6 nid)t gang 10 aus scr 2uit &C.
sriiicu. Cs iaub 5lpnr fein nirf-
lid,er SrUaiionsperiud, Itatt. abcr
Die Geutid,en. bie erfabren battel,
ipas ibnen bcporitanb. entianoter
lSoloaten IN Nsbcit -Imsriiillnaen
probe,peiie in oas brerncnoe Mecr
uno 90 hie 9lusriiit,lngllnngelbuit
lpar. fam es, baB tati6dlif 5abl-
reihe perbronnte Neidcn Inn jcne
3eit an Die iran50lii1e &iiite ses
id}iuemmt muroen, tpie in Sen Sc
! riihten miner .pieoer erlrGbnt ,pur-
oe. 8er,ttet lpuroe Gnglanb Surb
ieine nutige Siibrung unb burh Sen
nnbesDln9taren 8eiit Isincr 8ep0lfe-
rung, Idrelbt sic .9te,p Dorf 5imes"
ssn San Jrancisco bdlt man es
nidlt iiir imuabridrinliG, oaB So
pan iest oeu geri,,d) MAIDEN lperSe.
cine Grneacrlnlg oes Sreunoldaftss
lm0 Niht- -:lngriffs-Yaftes NIT 8u6-
ldno 5u crlangen, Scr, tpenn aud bon
oen &uil,n eefin,hist, befanntlid
bis gum 25. April 194G nod Ii:
araft ilt. ~gQeroinss." bemerft oa-
gu Ybillt Simms i'm ~9elu Dorf
@orla-Seiesram", ",uenn Die SSafs
nit &uBlu1O elm @sidsGft nader
luollen, oann 6iirften iie nidt nit
ieeren &daScn fommcn. Sic niiiieu
iid) bpllfumnlen oariiber i'm 3larer
iein, oab i;e Sic Wanoid)urei, oie
Snnere Mrnn9olei, aorea, oas Gbi.
no entriiiene Territori,lm his mli
oen lebte,t 3oa, Burma, Die malap-
iihen Staaten, Snbohina uno Sor.
moia su uerlieren inn Ycsriffe iinb.
gs tpiirbe Oabcr nlr Ger rid)tige
3ng fir Ssapan iein, sic beiten
|Stiide oieIcr 8eute Mublanb an5u-
bieten."
0itte ienoei Gales 4a1 Clamps
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-21
aricasqefan9ene ,uolicn aeaen
Sapan fGmpiem

isranfiurt a. 90. 0eim ameri a.
niiden 9ouptquarticr Iici Oer@unid)
BON nlebreren Salicuo Neuti6en
ariegs9eianaenen cil OaB lie unter
Ser nnteri. .aniiben slrnlee I'M aan1pi
gegen sSupan per'penoet iein mod.
rem. sludl non moprcn Suartieren
liefen ibElid)a Melomgcn eiu. Nor-
lGuiia 1T oieIer @lun'd) BON sen
y@roBen Bier" ubaclebnt .rorOen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-21

Bite fenoei SaleS Sag Gtampt
IN @iliabeth Soifel. 761 gb6p Mo
Slebelanb. Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-21

''rteritiiban Sie Die In unicre,
l.itrna auaeigeEss,,. GeidlGftsleurp
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

His hairy chest made it
worse.
The first time they ran
through the scene, the micro
phone went dead. The next
time Ruth miScued, then
Ruggles. missed his lines.
Hodgi1S chest got redder
and tedder II was eight
takes before the director
called "okay." and n a t
meant eight jerks on the
plaster.
II ought to get a stunt
mans check for that" NUT
tered the limp and exhausted
Hodgins as he staggered from
the set.
Ruggles' portrayal of doc
tor fulflls, at least IN cellu-
loid, his fathers ambition for
him. The elder Ruggles, a
wholesale druggist, had a
medical career all mapped
= out for Charlie in his native
Los Angeles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

on the columnists-the eXcre-
SCIENCES as President Roosevelt
CATS them teXcepting his eX-
crescent wife, of course).
Charles Fisher, of whom /
never heard and probably never
will again If my astrologer tells
me truly gives us what he calls
"a surgical survey" of the rowdy
Huck Firms Of the daily prints.
He runs his paper-knife into
Lippman. Winchell, Pegler,
Walker. Clapper, Grafton, Maj.
Eliot, Frank Kent. Dorothy
Thompson, Paul Mallon, Drew
Pearson and others.
/ wish Mr.. Fisher had gone
the whole hog and put in Louis
SObel, George Dixon, Elsie Rob-
inson, Bugs" Baer, +. V, Dur
ling and myself But fellows
and Elsie. we have a hall of
fame reserved for us con-
Structed by no unknown Fisher.
MAYBE Wen have to build il
ourselves. Bugs" and l have
already begun the spade work.
However, Mr.. Fishers opus is
-gossipY-and- nd-interestiHgi and
worth your bedtime hour.
After telling us of the con-
dition of Pegler's morning liver,
MIR Fisher saith:
"One prOspers by crying gOs-
sip i'm the streets, and one by
an endless gehtlemanly head
shaking over the state OF the
times. One parades his elabO-
rate .il-temper. one offers
daily, Scent views of what is
going forward in governing
minds. One offers honest schoI-
arship coupled with an attitude
of diSapprOval. A few-a very
few pretend to do nothing
more than conduct reasonable
discussion. The most aSsertive
lady in the ranks Is noticeable
because she seems not infre-
quently to be Clutching her hair
in a high wind whilst She points
out that she at least is keeping
calm"
well, you know quite well
whom they are from that de-
scriptiOn, especially the last,
whom radio announcer re-
Gently introduced as "cross
between Harriet Beecher stowe
and Edith Cavell."
That's right! Dorothy Thomp-
son.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
HOLLYWOOD, March 8.

HOLLYWOOD, March 8
A NY one who has ever had
4 n a mustard plaster yanked
off his chest will appreciate
the sufferings of character
comedian Earl Hodgins at
the hands of Charles Ruggles
in a scene for Andrew Stones
new comedy. Bedside Man
ner."
Charlie is trying to con-
vince Ruth Hussey, a woman
doctor, that she should re-
main in a small town and
help him with his medical
practice-all while he is re-
moving a mustard plaster
from Hodgins' chest.
Hodgins, a gabby guy, sides
in with Ruth in the argu-
ment. But every time he
speaks up. Ruggles yanks
away on the tape. That was
bad enough, moaned Hodgins.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
Actor Suffers for Art S Sake

Somehow, and Charlie
didn't say just how, he got a
part in a stage play, The
Admirable Crichton." He was
a pageboy. His sole action
was TO sit downstage and sip
tea from a cup while the
principals played an impor-
tant dramatic scene.
II got to thinking IL over
after the first show and de-
cided l had not contributed
enough to the performance"
he chuckled. THE second
night i poured my tea int q
my saucer and blew on e.
The audience howled, but thE
scene was ruined"
T thought I was, tOO,"
Ruggles added. But, the stage
manager gave him another
chance, Ruggles drank the
tea from his cup, and appar-
emily closed the door TO a
medical career right there.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
Films Promote
Close FRIENDSHIP
HOLLYWOOD March 3.

Add to close friends among
stars and Standins; Adolphe Men
jou and Victor De Linsky. Three
years ago De LinSky was a
mute after an operation on his
throat Now he has learned 10
talk with artificial vocal chords.
When he IS not standing in. he
IS in MenjouS dressing room on
the Man Alive" set teaching
the star Russian.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
Actress Brother
Prisoner of Japs
HOLLYWOOD- March 3

HOLLYWOOD, March 3.
The progress of Gen. Mac
Arthur on LuZon makes Ann
Richards happy. The Austral-
ian star, who appeared i'm Love
Letters" for Hal Wallis, now is
sure that her 81 year old
brother, Roderick, will be liber-
ated. He's been a Jap war
prisoner on the southern part
of the island for more than Two
years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
Book Describes the 9 Generals
Who Served as u. S. Presidents

ME AMERICANS in the past, have been completely
wv sure of civil freedoms and little mitaryminded
that put nine generals in the White House-Wash-
ington Jackson William and Henry Harrison Taylor Pierce,
Grant Hayes Garfield and Benjamin Harrison OF course,
we We had major and colonel too-McKiney and Theodore
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

Roosevelt, ana proDaply Soihe
others I do not recall off
hand.
Nothing happened! We
weren't a bit afraid of a coup,
of Man on Horseback" or OF
a suspension of the Constitution
before breakfast.
Gee erals in the White
House" by Dorothy b. Goebel
and julius Goebel Jr. double
day-Doran). gives us an In
structive and conscientious ac-
count Of just whom these nine
general presidents" were, what
they did on the field of battle
and on the political chessboard.
1t was Washington who could
have upset our national apple
cart when he was offered the
crown (Which would have been
a military coup), but that great
man would not even accept q
third term
The theme of the book is,
"Do military and political ca
rcers miX?" The authors go
right under our psychological
stiiSoif and-traee- the origins of
our away back pre- ju d C G 5
against standing armies and
military rulers as such.
1t is for that reason that
when a Washington, a Jackson
or a Grant became president we
the people said to them:
you're not in the army now
don't forget, sir"
Some of these nine generals
made good presidents-Wash-
ington and Jackson, for instance
some were just presidents
and, sad to relate, Gen. Grant
made the poorest president of
all He really wasn't fitted for
the political game, didn't want
the White House job; in fact,
didn't even know what il was
all about.
Tabulated ratings make Grant
a better general than Washing
ton. out as president My
Franklin Pierce is below him.
Jackson is rated as equally a
good general and a good presi-
dent. and the rest are $3.50
&C erals in the White
House" is a good bit of Amer
ican history. 1t reveals to me
at least that our danger is not
free from brass hats but from
tin horns.
CERTAINLY the most mo-
- mentous story, in its con-
sequences to the world at least,
ever told is the story of the
life, preaching and crucifXion
of Jesus of Nazareth.
There are two ways of read
ing the four gospels-either as
a devout believer in the divin-
ity of Jesus or as a purely
secular lover of epical tales.
II is a risky thing 20 recreate
this legend in a novel, but John
Brett Robey has done il master
fully in THE Innovator" Dou-
bleday-Doran), which gives us
an imaginative-and, / feel,
true picture in the main, of the
mixed political and religious
motives that worked to con-
denim the Nazarene. Mr.. Robey
has dramatized the four days
preceding the crucifixion in his
292 pages. All the characters
i'm The Innovator" pulse with
life. How little the persons,
aside from Jesus, realized the
stupendous consequences of the
trial of an obscure Jew! That's
the theme and ii is fascinatingly
treated.
WHEN a writer has nothing
w else to do it's time to jump
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

Roosevelt, and probably some
others l do not recall off
hand
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

Embassy biewigs hove a special ratienins
office. Blue Book Loeol Rafion Board No. l."
lens to him and he decides how many points
they can have. might add that it is great deal
more than you or could ever hope TO get. but
then the diplomats are expected to do quite a
bit Of entertaining.
There are no set limitations For instance. the
Russians might be throwing an anniversary for
Lenn and you wouldn't want them caught short
on meat points would you?
The white list" people. however have to 60
TO their nearest ration board, even as you and l.
They are subject to the same regulations as
us all.
That reminds me. A dame said TO me the
other day:
why don't you write about the diplomatic
set some time?"