davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-01-10

him for SO long, our good friend
SIS Understorm Fuehrer Stain, who
Is currently taking an indoctrina-
ton course IN Nazi theology.
My sincerest thanks 60. how
ever. to the new leader OF the
Catholic Church, q member OF our
own Nazi Party, Alfred Rosenberg,
new Pope Plus XIV.
Goebbels In Palestine.
The gauleiter OF Jerusalem,
party member DR.. Goebbels, today
extends the regards and best wishes
OF the Arabs. With grateful appre-
ciation I hereby appoint him chief
rabbi of the whole Of Palestine"
The document says this speech
by "fuehrer of every one on earth
Adolf Hitler" would be broadcast by
Evening star., 1945-01-10
Mythical 1850 Speech
BY Hitler Gives U. 5.
German Colony Status

By the Associated Press.
WITH THE UNITED STATES
7th ARMY, Jan. 10.-Recent Ger
man prisoners have been found
carrying copies Of mythical
speech to be delivered by Hitler in
1850 In which he announces an
nexation OF the United States as
q German colony.
The prisoners refused to say where
they obtained their mimeographed
copies Of the document, heavy with
Teutonic humor and irony, but pre-
sumably 1t could be the work Of a
disillusioned German veteran.
The speech thanks Nazi converts
Churchill and Stain for their as
sistance In setting up a new world
order, announces appointment OF
DR.. Alfred Rosenberg, minister of
civil affairs for eastern occupied
territories, as Pope Plus XIV" and
Of Goebbels as "chief rabbi OF Pal
estine."
Document Quoted.
Part of the document says:
"Now that England and Ireland
have become German protectorates
and my good friend Hermann Goer-
ing is Czar Of Russia, Roosevelt has
agreed to turn over to me the
United States as a colony. France
also has returned to the Greater
Reich.
ION this occasion I wish to take
time to thank those who have
worked so unselfishly for the cause.
First let me mention SIS Ober-
fuehrer Petain. Next there is SIS
Brigadefuehrer Churchill, and in
spite of many who have doubted
Evening star., 1945-01-10

Hitler from Chile where he was
visiting his troops, and that 1t would
be followed on the air by chamber
music from the New York studios
Of the Greater Reich Broadcasting
System"
Evening star., 1945-01-10
Film TO Be Shown

A film dealing with the readjust-
ment Of returning servicemen will
be shown at . pm. tomorrow at the
Woodbridge School, Carlton and Cen
trail avenues NE. as feature OF
Evening star., 1945-01-10

More bonds, more power-more
strength to Eisenhower" i
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

on a beautiful and well tanned
knee.
Well" she explained, Rocky
Cooper, Gary's wife, visited me
at Malibu- Sunday and showed
me how 10 turn I'm n complete
circle on the sand and end up
In the same spot from which I
started. Ii worked fine on the
sand, but then 1 went indoors
10 demonstrate to my husband
how II should be done. There
wasn't any sand, however, and
I ended up on the floor. The
rug burned my knee"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
He's a Pin-Up Boy

But the response from this
country has been no less intense
I'm certain instances" he told
-me, ..Although I don't exactly
understand IL. The collected
secretaries at n large plant I'm
Passaic, ~. j., for example,
named me their pfn-up boy after
Dorian, and I assure you that
character didn't strike me as
pin-up timber"
Hurd's account OF his trip 20
New York 10 help publiciZe the
picture is very amusing lie had
been coached by his studio to
be quiet and reserved. and 10
register an air OF mystery so
people would be intrigued. He
couldn't take IL. however. be-
Se he Is naturally friendly
registers lot of good will.
Before IL was over he had un-
bent so thoroughly ne was ex-
changing jive talk with the
JitteTbugs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
Oberon Goinq East

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 20.
EXOTIC Merle Oberon and
~ her h a n d o m G husband,
Lucien Ballard, the noted
=eamefamah, have Just about
abandoned plans for that second
marriage by a clergyman. Re-
Gently we'd by proxy in Mexico.
they planned a later church
ceremony, but now they don't
want 10 make any more head
lines.
Miss -ObeFen,- looking like a
high school girl in a peasant
frock and white sandals on bare
feet, discussed their plans at
their Bel-Air home as they pre-
pared TO leave Tuesday for the
East.
I'VE thought that the proxy
ceremony would be the quietest
way TO be married" she ex-
planned. I'VE certainly never
expected to make headlines"
They go directly to New York,
then a trip TO Washington and
later TO Aiken. s. C.. TO spend
a week with their best friends,
the Fred Astaires.
She also plans TO sell bonds
in Canada for a week.
Miss Oberon looked perfect
except for a large skinned spot
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
Home Isolated

'If YOU want the ruth,
though" he said, II liked the
idea of appearing mysterious to
Hollywood. live in an isolated
apartment in the Hollywood
Hills without even n telephone,
and people here really have the
impression I'm a quiet, with
drawn fellow. IL keeps them
from inviting me TO parties, and
j like that, because I don't care
much about gadding around"
The thing Hurd likes most TO
talk about Is the role he has
completed opposite Paulctte
Goddard in THE Diary of
Chambermaid for Benedict
BogeauS at United Artists. lie
Will be etcrnally grateful TO
BogeauS for casting him as a
romantic young man who wins
the girl.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
Director Planning
Cruise in Yacht
HOLLYWOOD. Oct. "a

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 70.
Current plan of Director
Mitchell Leisen is to take n
world cruise in his 110-foot
yacht, starting late next spring.
He expects to pay expenses by
shooting background movies for
later rental to Hollywood
studios. Tay Garnett did The
same things 10 years ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
Sinister MIR. Hatfield
OF 'Dorian Gray Now
Fan of Bobby Soxers
HOLLYWOOD Ioct-2n-
PURD HATFIELD had his


I'LL fingers crossed when he
stepped into the strange,
complex role of Dorian Gray,
wondering how the public
would take it. Now, oddly,
(he finds himself a favorite
with the bobby sox set.
"It goes to SHOW" he told me.
|"you never can tell about the
public. i was afraid they would
conclude I Was some kind OF
sinister, shadowy person In real
life, but the fans don't seem TO
be afraid Of me. So far I have
had two babies named after me,
n boy and n girl"
Hurd's largest volume OF fan
mail has been from England
where The Picture of Dorian
Gray" has been almost as -popu-
lar as Gone With the Wind"
This Of course, is due TO the
fact the Wilde classic is better
known over there.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
Champagne in Bed

THE role will mean "A lot by
way OF keeping me from being
typed" he said, land can't
imagine any portrayal being
more different than that Of
Dorian I liked the work, too.
The job had nice little touches
such as Paulette. as maid,
serving me champagne In bed"
Getting back TO Dorian" the
funniest incident that occurred
as result OF the film happened
not TO Hurd, but to his father,
a digniGed New York lawyer.
The father was so pleased with
his sons portrayal that when
he left the thcater he went to
e manager and introduced
fnself.
I'm Dorian Gray's father"
said Hatfield Sr., a bit confused
over his boldneSs.
"So's your old man." replied
the manager. looking him up
and down. But please don't
bother me. I'm busy"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-31

V naslednjem priobcujemo
tekst pisma kot odgovor marsa-
la Tita DIR. Ivan subasieu, povo-
dom njegove resignacije, katero
je podal kakor je bilo tenn re
porocano. Pismo marsala Tita
je sledece vsebine: -
lob sprejemu pisma, v kate
rem navajate razloge "a Vase
resignacijo, moran reei, da me
je Vas korak, XII ste ga podvzeli
presenetil. JAZZ sem najbolj izne-
MAIDEN v pogledu motiva Vase
resignacije zato, ker ne morem
priti do zakljucka, katera Vasa
izjava je potem TAKEN pravilna:
Manfred ali je ona, XII ste jo po-
dali pred Vase boleznijo, v kate
ri priznavate, da je sporazum IL
veden, ali je pa ia, v kateri pra-
vite, da sporazum nj izveden in
da vsled tega podajate resigna-
clio.
"V predvecerju volitev, dokler
z obeh strani domaca reakcija
in zunanji sovrazniki Jugosla-
vie vporabljajo drzno obreko-
vanie proti konsolidaciji nase
domovine v svrho, da bi sprecili
volitve, eden ne more priti do
drugega zakljucka, kot da Vasa
resignacija, posebno po poda-
mem Vasem razlogu, Sc popolno-
ma ujsfna tako kampanjo ma
znotraj in ma zunaj Jugoslavije.
Vase postopanje jasno kaze "a
ledje Vase resignacije in isto-
casno razveljavlja Vase prejsne
izjave, da je Vasa zelja doprine-
sti Vas delez, v kolikor Inogoce
k izgraditvi move Jugoslavije.
"Katera to6k0 . naSem spora-
sunau nj bila izUeden0?
Il. Vlada sporazuIna je for
nairana in ministri bivse Wade v
Londonu, katere ste priporocili,'
so bill vkljuceni.
-. Vse nase prizadevaiaje je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-31
NOVICE IL JUGOSLAVIJE
Odqovor morsoIa Ti+o DIR. Subosicu
povodom niegove resignocii ie

koncentrirano ma demokratiza-
CHI nase domovine in v tenn cilju
so sprejeti stevilni zakoni, pri
katerih sestavljanju ste tudi vi
sodelovali in glasovali Ia iste.
'Tudi stranke so bile odobrene in
SO zacele svoje delovanje. Dovo-
LENA je svoboda tiska in v TAXI
meri, da cello opozicija izdaja
svoj tisk. Dolocen je bill dan "a
volitve in vse priprave so Sc vr-
sile v najlepsem redu.
ITO pomeni, da vse obligacije,
katere sem sprejel v sporazunnu
z Vami in katere SO bile pripo-
rocene strani Treh Velikih ma
konferenci v Jalti, SO izvedene.
Nikakor ne more biti nasa krivi-
ca, ako Sc opozicija noce udele-
ziti volitev. Krivica je Vasa in
onih,. kateri nocejo sodelovati.
"Vsled tega 11oben posten clo-
vek ne more drugace razumeti
Vase namere in akcije.
"Kdko do ste isbroI tako pre-
roGuaan moment "a VG5o 7esig-
aacijo? vi ste Sc bolni, in Sc nj
ste niti povrnili ma Vase dol
most, toda ne glede ma to, vi ste
povspesili Vase resignacijo v
predveceru volitev. Ali nj to
morda v popolnem soglasju z
pripravami Vasih krogov pri-
praviti tako situacijo v drzavi,
katera maj bi dala podlago "a zu-
nanjo intervencijo?
lob tel priliki Van moran
povedati, da take antiznarodne
teznje in fantazije SO ne,1stvar-
live zato, ker jugoslovanski ma
rodi znajo, kako braniti svojo
narodno neodvisnost in svobodo
kakor tudi postaviti red v svoji
hisi, brez ovir Cd zlnaj
"Iznenaden sem, ker ne more
te tega razurneti do tega casa.
JAZZ mislim, da je Vasa obligaci-
ia napram nasenTu narodu dalec
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-31

no naklonjen delavskemu giba-
nju in v mestni zbornici glaso-
val "a predloge, XII so organizi-
ranemu delavstvu koristile".
V istem unijskem tedniku pa
opazimo, da je njegov nasprot-
mix kvalificiran s sledecin1i be-
sedami: ''Nesposoben."
City liga, organizacija, kate
ra ne pripada nobeni politicni
stranki in pazi ma delo in po-
slovanje javnih uradnikov je Q
John J. Princu zabelezila slede-
co oceno: "Zelo zrnozen in va.
zen, da sc vrne v mestno zbor-
|nieo".
Dragi drzjavljani in drzav-
ljanke 50. varde, &c drugi take
lepo oeenjujejo nasega rojaka
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-31

Cleveland News (sicer repu-
blikanski dnevnik) je re veckrat
zapisal in pohvalil delo in ma
stop John J. Prinea. Dne %.
oktobra najdemo v uredniskem
clanku tega lista sledeco oceno
IN e S tni zastopnik John ].
Prince, eden izmed najbolj in
teigentnih clanov (mestne zbor-
nice), katerega interes je bill v
reformah mestne bolnice in raz-
vitje severovzhodnega della (me-
sta) v neutrudnem delu. -
The Cleveland Press je ze
veckrat zapisal: John ]. Prince
zasluzi pc svojem delu, lepem in
inteligentnem nastopu, da ga
volilci 80. varde ponovno Two
lilo v mestno zbornico".
Cleveland Plain Dealer je ze
veckrat zabelezil: "Zmoznosti,
XII jih poseduje mestni zastop-
mix John J. Prince ga v nasto-
pu in delu v korist mesta odli.
kujejo in apelira sc ma volilce
50, varde, da ga ponovno Two
LILO.
Tukajsnji unijski tednik je
zadnji teden MENU izjavil sic.
dece: John J. Prince je bill we'd:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-31
to zahteval, radi tega volimo vsi
"a Matt F. Intihar, Councilman-
at-Large.,
-Odbor Slovenskega demo
kratskega kluba.
Koncert Glasbene Malice


Maticni zbor je dolocil nede-
ljo 4. riovembra "a svoj koncert
|v Slovenskem r1arodnem dor11u
ma ST. Clair Ave. Ia proizvod
ina izbrane pesmi svetovno zna-
|nih skladateljev, kakor popevke
v narodni dust vezanih venekov,
v soil, moskih in mesanih zbo-
rih, kar nam je zagotovien lep
uzitek v slovenski pesmi.
Zborovodja Ivan Zormai, je
skrbno uvrstil tocko "a tocko,
da program ne bo prevee enoi-
cen. Pevci in pevke so Sc tudi
potrudili, da bodo " lahkih,
mocnih, otoznih in segavih vlo-
gah kos svoji nalogi. Drugic pa:
ker zbor Glasbene Matice je
splosno naklonjen v vseh sluca-
jih, da pomaga S svojo pesmi-
jo, kjer je v korist narodu; S
posetvijo koncerta storimo dvoj-
no korist, ker z naso navzoc-
nostjo pripomoremo, da bo slo-
venska pesem Sc zivela v nasi
novi domovini!
Zato sezite po vstopnicah, ka-
tere je dobiti pri clanih zbora,
ali pa trgovini Mrs. Makovec
v Slov. mar domu. Trdno Sc od-
locite, da boste 4. novembra
COST Glasbene Matice.
i P. K.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-31
Kako sodijo drugi 0
John J. Princu

Kako nam prijetno pri srcu
dene, ko beremo v angleskem
oziroma ameriskem casopisju o
John Princu, nasemu rojaku in
mestnemu zastopniku 80. var
de sledece laskave ocene:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-31
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OssaEna - bin hjn Seded tradni 81 odbornn IN Han 6r
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cAs1nu CLAM:
castni predsednK: LOUIS ADAhuC, Milford N.
ea'na podpd,sanica MARIE PRIsIND 1854 DInsam Avenue
castni DR. szs3 Ave,
CLAM EKsEKUTIvE: E-
Predsednk ETBN KRIsTAN Beechses Hich
podpredsedn JANKO ROGELJ 6sos schade Cevend O.
p0dpedsednk Al WIDER
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Bassjnik: VINCENT
zspinikar: JACOB zuFAN 400 So Lombard Berwn
| clani a..
LEO JURJovEC, 1910 w. zsnd RI, Chicago s. H1
ANTON KKAPENC. 1896 W. 1fst RI, Chicago q III.
LEOPOLD KUSHLAN e4oe sk Clair Ave, Cleveland 5, Ohio
ALBNA N0VAK, 8117 St Clair AvS, Caevelnnd :, Ohd6
FRANK zAITZ, 1901 Lawndale Ave, Chicago g. M
NADzoReu oDBoR:
LOUIS ZEIEIKAR predsedni s51 Chicago St, Joliet III
JOSIE ZAKRAJsEK 1908 Conela Ave, Cleveland Ohio
JOSEPH zAvERTNIK 800 Tenany Rd, Englewood, NJ.
~ sRsI oDBoR:
ANTON DEBEvC 1880 So 18th 81, sheboygsn wis
JOSEPH f. DURN, 1905 Waterloo Ohio
JOSEPHINE ERJAVEC, Chicago Joliet
THERESA GERZEL, 3s4 W. Alquppa,
ANTON HoRzEN, Route 4, Princeton, III.
ANTHONY JERSIN,
REV MATH KEBE 2ss-57th ST, Pittsburgh l. Pa. -
FRANK KLUNE, 604-3rd st, N w, Chisholm, Mimi
HELENA KUSAR, Ave, Berwyn, HI.
KATHERINE KRAINZ, Mich.
JOHN KvARTICH, III Station St, Bridgevile Pa
LUDvIK MUTZ, 3e4 Menahan ST, Brooklyn, n Y.
ANTONIETTE SNICICH, 1891 Addison Cleveland Ohio
THERESA SPECK 1858 Rosa Ave, st. Louis 16 Mo-
VALENTINE STROJ, 1910 N Holmes Ave, Indianapolis Ind
JOHN M. STONICH, 1884 Cedar St. Pueblo, Colo.
ANDREW VIDRICH 706 Johnstown, Pa
ANTON ZBAsNIK A. +. q. Bldg, Ely, MINI.
JOSEPH ZoRC 1o5 Wadsworth Ave, No Chicago I'LL
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-31

Kaj EacMd xabi?

kaj EucAd rabbi?
Nase mesto Euclid je zadnja
leta tako narastlo, da rabbi ve-
ikih ekonomskih reform, ce Sc
notemo nekega dne znajti v ne
prijetnern slucaju. Obsezna in
dustrijska podjetja, zgrajena
med vojno, zahtevajo skrbno
paznjo, da bodo zaposljevala lju-
di il nasega n1esta in okolice, da
30 s tenn zajarneen obstoj in "a
sluzek o1,im, XII vzdrzujejo NEST
no upravo in ista pa z nasimi
davki skrbi "a varstvo in var
most njih podjetja.
v mestu Euclidu so bila med
vojno postavljena stanoVanjska
bivalisca "a one, XII so Sc " ma
Sem mestu naselili in delali v
vojni industriji. Razumeti mo-
ran1o, da so to ljudje nasega raz-
reda, XII Sc borijo "a dnevni "a
sluzek in hocejo streho mad gla-
vo. Obrniti bo potreba vso po-
zornost temu problemu, da sc v
ia naselja ne naselijo nezazelje-
nj stanovalci, XII bi ogrozali vred-
most in varnost nasih domov, XII
Sc nahajajo v neposredni blizini.
Mesto rabi boljso in vecjo ka-
nalizicajo, katera DO odvajala
vodo po ceveh, brez da bi uhaja-
la po kleteh in unicevala nase le-
pa in trdo prisluzene domove. Da
je postala kanalizacija tesna "a
nasa naselja, je k temu brezdvo-
ma pripomogla nitro narastajoca
industrial, katera maj prevzame
del stroskov "a boljSi odvod vo-
de.
Mad deset tisoc je praznih
zemljise oh tlakovanih cestah, XII
so prazni in cakajo "a zgraditev
hise med TEN, ko je mesto ze
plaealo tlakovanje in nj cd tega
Sc prejelo davkov. V teh zem-
Giseih ezi mad 1 million zamrz-
njenih davkov, kateri bi lahko
razbremenili u in o1ajsaIi davke
oninn, kateri Jill redno plaeujejo.
Dobra administracija lahko to-
zadevhe mnogo stori, Sc poseb-
no, &c il je blagobit drzavljanov
pri srcu.
Oglejmo 81 malo transportaci-
jo " mestu Euclidu. Zal ugoto-
viii moramo, da je zelo slaba.
Razumeti moramo, da med vol
no nisrno bill upravieeni boljse
zahtevati, toda sedaj, ko sc pro-
metna sredstva lahko dobi upra-
| viceno zahtevamo ne samo IL
boljsanja sedanje anapak popo-
len nov ustroj, kateri DO omogo-
Gil vsakemu prebivalcu v mestu
do blizje in popolnejse voznje.
cimboljsa bo transportacija tenn
bolj in nitro DO mesto rastlo in z
naseljem pa tudi davcna moe in
aktivnost transportnega sistema.
Mesto Euclid rabi tudi trgov-
ski centrum, da cinavee denarja
v Euclidu ostane in tenn pri-
pomore do boljse obrti in trgo-
vine nasem naselju. Trgovski
centrum maj Sc poiskusa zgra-
diti OBJ .obmocju 222 ceste koli-
kor mogoce dalec JUNO cd Lake
Shore Blvd. Nujno rabimo last
no bolnisnico v osrcju nasega
niesta.
Sto in tisoe je vaznih probe:
NOV, XII nam prihajajo nasproti.
&c pa hocemo imeti naso besedo
poleg moramo v mestno zbor-
nico izvoliti nasega moza, XII bo
veeja kakor pa obligacija ma zu-
mai nase drzave. JAZZ Yam to
nrpviYn zatO ker " Gas11 ko STE
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-31

in o MEM tako laskavo pisejo
ali nj nasa sveta dolznost, &c ho-
eemo tudi vnaprej obdrzavati "
vardi dobro ime in mas ponos,
da gremo v torek 6. novembra
v volilne koce in vsi brez izje-
me JOHN J. PRINCE for Coun-
Gil?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-31

veeja kakor pa obligacija ma zu-
mai nase drzave. JAZZ Vam to
pravim zato, ker v casu, ko ste
vi ponudili svojo kooperacijo,
sem zavrgel vse, kar bi mas ime-
10 lociti; sprejel studi Vase izja-
We in kooperacijo. JAZZ sem zau-
pal, da je Vasa leila dobra ma
prarn nasi poruseni domovini,
kakor tudi popraviti tezke ma
pake preteklosti, katere SO glo-
boko zasajene srcih nasega
laroda in katerih nj mogoce ia
.ko lAhko pozabiti.
"sprejemajoc Vaso resignaci-
10, jaz izjavljam, da mi gremo
neonnajeno in odlocno po poti,
Nj - jo izbrali nasi narodi in da
he BOMB dopustili, da bi mas
kdofll6If odvfniI o. " poti.
(rodpis) g, =. TITO,
premier Jugoslavije." !"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-07

70 July 1, iDll. with xaet go per month. He received of tSS7 in payment lezrI11 ance of e2,005. .l0. accotdIu1 1 court writ.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-07
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Thrill of Romance Is ending it's engagement tonight at the Loew- Poll theater. Van Jo1nson, that loving man, and lovely Esther Will Hams are co-starred ip this new Technicolor musical treat Thrill of a Romance is one of t..o5e deiight- fully delightful pictures which comes along to entrance all who see it. It takes its place win Meet Me In St. Louis'' for beautiful Techni- color, Hitting tuhes ana just plain charm. Put Thrill of Romance" at the top of your movie-shopping list. You'll thrill to every minute of it.
 Plus second hit on the same program Within These Walls" with Thomas Mitchell, Mary An- derson and Edward Ryan starred in fast action-drama.
 Starting Wednesday is that de- lightful romantic comedy, Those Endearing Young Charms" star ring Robert Young and Laraine Day. A girls quandary when she finds her affections divided between two men provides the suspense in this gay offering.
 Lovely Miss Day has as the first of her ardent wooers a young air corps mechanic, played by Bill Will Hams, who makes the fatal mistake of introducing her to an old home- town friend of his, a wealthy and dashing air corps pilot-hero, played by Robert Young. Young, an accom- plished lady killer, goes all out to add Miss Day to his long list of TO- mances, and, to the consternation of all concerned, he succeeds in sweeping the girl right off her feet.
 At this point, the girls mother, played by Ann Harding, takes a hand and, guides her daughter to happiness through a maze of highly diyerting romantic complications.
 Those Endearing Charms" is en- acted by an unusually brilliant cast. Miss Day and Young are ideal ly placed, while Miss Harding and young Bill Williams are in roles hardly less important. Others in the supporting cast are Marc Cramer, Anne Jeffreys, Larry Tier ney and Glenn Vernon.
 On the same program will be shown Identity Unknown" It is the story of a soldier an amnesia victim returned from World War II, trying to find his identity. Rich
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a play to 20th Century, and vii direct. Anthony Quinn will bs co-producer when Jesse l.. Lasky nlms Country of the Blind" fol RKO. We like Anne Baxters retort when the riding master whg gave her horse backing lessons fol her role in Smokey" announced that she would have to spend the first day learning how to give fel nag authoritative orders. aWhat a businessl" said Miss B. Nov I'm taking voice lessons so I can talk with a horsel"
 On the heels of the Abbott Cos tello feud comes runor that Olsen and Johnson are making unpleasant faces at one another. :. Also: Jean Brooks is battling with RKO anent who's going to pay the $7O0 bill she ran up in local reducing emporium when studio bosses ordered her to lose weight. She argues that she took the treatments for the benefit of her employers and that they. therefore, should stand the cost. :. John Wayne will take his sprouts into the Sierra for some fishing, after which he'll see more water by going on a Pacific Army base tour. Speaking of kids and fish, Dana Andrews nine-year- -old David caught fine mess of bass in an "out-of- bounds" city reser- voir, and papa paid a $40 fine. :. We hear Ginger Rogers is giving the director of her current picture a big rush act because she wants to go to Washington and be with hubby Jack Briggs, who's there in cCs.
 It. Bill Orr has signed a contract with Warner Brothers, to take effect on his discharge-when and !f-fron the Air Force. The fact that he's Jack Warmers step-son was not allowed to interfere with the salary clause, which guaran- tees him $2,000 a week. Harry James, who paid plenty for super celuxe, hard-to-get short wave re- ceiver, isn't happy. The first time he tuned in Tokyo, he heard the Japs broadcasting one of his own records. .. Boss, speaking of shoe leather being worn out by Ann Mil- Ter, consider the fix we're in with no shoes and no money to buy any all for the love of Fidler!
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popular young star in Hollywood to- day, and lovely Esther Williams are co-starred in Metro Goldwyn- Mayors new Teehnicolor musical treat, Thrill of a Romance which opens Wednesday at the Strand theater for Second Big Week.
 Johnson. who achieved stardom for his work in TWO Girls and a Sailor, Thirty Second Over Tokyo and Between Two Women plays an Army flyer on leave after service in the South Pacific. Miss Williams, star of Bathing Beauty" is seen as a girl who marries a stuffed-shirt millionaire who leaves her on their wedding day to fly to Washington to put over big bus mess deal. And along comes Van!
 A fine supporting cast includes Henry Travers, Spring Byinton, Carleton Young, Frances Clifford, Vince Barnett and Lauritz Melchoir, the Metropolitan Opera tenor. who makes his film debut in the pitcure.
 The companion feature is With
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in-These Walls" starring Thomas Mitchell and Mary Anderson.