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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-17

bilo drugic, da sem videl ia film
in Wits ma gledalce-vojake je bill
isti: Ma koncu il gledalisca so
vsi odhajali tihi in zamisljeni.
Zjutraj IA. septembra pa me
je zbudilo glasno prerekanje
dveh hotelskih sluzkinj. Ako hi
ljudje S tako vnemo delali kot
Sc prepirajo, kdo da maj izvrsi
kako delo, bi bila Italia vlada-
rica sveta.
Pozneje tekom dneva je ko-
manda "a zracni transport IL
dala listek "a belgrajsko letalo,
XII je imelo odpluti naslednjega
jutra oh 5:45.
Sci sem ma sprehod v sredi-
See Neapla in nekatera revnej-
sa okrozja mesta. Ma glavni uli-
ci "Via Roma" sem videl poha-
jati ma tisoce ameriskih voja-
kov, XII cakajo ma ladje, XII jih
odpeljejo domov.
v Neaplu je tudi vse polno
ciVilistOV. CloVeku Sc zdi. kOt
da Sc je VISA Italia preselila v
Neapel. Mesto je zanemarjeno.
Ulice, kjer zivijo revni sloji,
kazejo make slime bede in po-
manjkanja. Ma glavnih ulicah
kar mrgoli beracev, XII pa prosi-
jo "a milodare samo American,
ce in Angleze. Majhni konji VIA
Clio neverjetno velike tovore in
veeji konji vozijo ogromne vo-
zove.
-15. septembra zjutraj me je
hotelski streznik zbudil oh sti-
rih. Bio nj vode, da bi sc umil
in obril, kajti v Neaplu je voda
zaprta cd vecera pa do 6. zju-
traj. Ma pot v Belgrad sem Sc
moral torej podati neumit in ne
obrit. Dvignili smo Sc oh 6. zju-
traj in smo emo uro pozneje do
spell v Bari.
.Zrakoplovisee imajo v rokah
AngleM. Ia zajtrk SIN o imeli
klobaso, "spam" in caj z NILE
kom. Belgrajsko letalo je odle-
te malo po osnaih. Polet preko
Jadranskega morja je bill miren.
Modrina m orja in neba Sc je
zdela globokejsa kot obicajno.
Pluli smo mad dalmatinsko oba-
10, Sarajevom in srednjo Srbijo
in oh 1915 dopoldne smo pri-
stall ma zrakoploviscu v Zemu-
nu, XII sluzi Belgradu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-17
DIREKTORIJ DRUsTvENEGA
donna

Nocoj oh Z 80 uri SIC vrsi seja
direktorija Slovenskega dru-
stvenega donna ma Recher Ave.
Prosi Sc vse direktorje,s da Sc je
udelezijo polnostevilno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-17
SubaSic je odstopil, da povzroG zmesnjavo
in privabi intervencijo cd zunaj. Zed.
drzave poSljejo protest Belgrad

Odkar Sc je razsa konferenca "velike petorce Lon
donu XII Sc je razba, ker je angoamerska dplonacija
nastopila proti vsakemu predlogu Ruse XII je tka
razmer cenrani Evropi in Bakanu pritisk Ju
gosavijo il Londona in Washingtona stalno VEGA
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-17

Ia ilustracije, kaj vse mora
jo potujoci easnikarji storiti, da
pridejo il kraja v kraj, hocem
opisati mole potovanje v Bel
grad.
Dne 6. augusta sem postal ma
urad "a JAYNE posle ma zavezni-
skem 81. stanu v Rimu prosnjo,
da Sc mi dovoli vstop v Jugo-
slavijo. Povedano mi je bilo, da
morajo dovoljenje najprej odo-
britt oblasti v Belgradu, do te-
daj pa da moran cakati. To
sem storil, med tenn pa sem od-
potoval v Trst in obiskal sloven-
sko Primorje.
Dovoljenje il Belgrade je do
spelo 8. septembra. Reklo je, da
sem dobrodosel in da mai kar
pridem.
Vedoc, da me utegne prehite-
ii jesensko vreme, sem Sci ma
"Post Exchange, kjer sem do
bill nekaj zimske obleke. Kakor
izgleda, Sc skoro ne morem
premakniti, ne da bi naletel ma
Clevelandcane, kajti "a infor-
macijsko mizo je sedel sarzent
Stanley Cichinski, cigar dom sc
nahaja ma 2967 E. 81 St. Po-
magal mi je pri izberi.
Komanda "a rimsko okrozje
mi je dala potnisko izkaznico "a
Belgrad. Komanda "a zracni
transport mi je nato izdala for
malni zracni potni listek. 13.
septembra sem odpotoval il Ri
ma v Neapol. VISA letala "a Bal
kan Sc dvignejo oh vznozju We
zuva.
Ko sem ma zrakoploviscu v
Rimu cakal ma letalo "a Nea-
pei, sem incl priliko cd blizu vi
deti gen. Eisenhowerja in gen.
Clarka, XII sta bila dospela v
Rim ma kratek obisk in odhaja-
la IL Rima v Eisenhowerjevem
letalu. Oba generala sta dobro
izgledala in zivahno govorila z
reporterji, uradnimi osebami in
poslanikom Kirkom.
Pri ograji Sc je zbrala mala
gruca. Neki infanterist je rekel
nekemu drugemu vojaku:
"Zdaj imas priliko, da Sc pri-
tozis kar pri obeh. No, zgani Sc
vendar!" 70
Prometni sarzent je poklical
mole ime in zahteval, da polka
zem Nkaznico, da sem sc dal
cepiti proti kozam. To je bilo
prvic, da me je kdo vprasal "a
to izkaznico, odkar sem zapu-
still New York.
Nase letalo je odplulo kma-
lu po .odletu Eisenhowerjevega.
Cez kako uro smo ,dospeli ma
neapolsko zrakoplovisce. Pc vec
telefonskih klicih sem dobil So
bo v hotelu Terminus, XII Sc
nahaja precejsnjo razdaljo cd
sredisca Neapla. Do takrat je
.bilo ze pozno popoldne, zato
sem Sci doll k vecerji.
Ma deski "a objave sem opa-
iii naznanilo, XII je povedalo 60
stom kak jedilni list je pripra-
vii zanje porocnik John M. Wal
lace, ameriski castnik, XII ina '
rokah upravo hotela.
Ma levi strani objave je po-
rocnik Wallace pojasnil, da je
armadni nabavni oddelek "a do
ticni vecer pripravil naslednjo
hrano: svez krompir, svinjetino,
cebuljo, kruh in surovo maslo,
mleko in sladkor. Dejansko pa
smo "a vecerjo dobili pohano
svinjsko meso, omako, pecen
krompir, strocji fizol, spinaco {
siron1, zeleno papriko in para
Idizno solato, limonini, marn1ela-
lido, kruh, surovo maslo in limo
nado.
Po yeterji sem videl film
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-17
MA OBISKU

Mr.. in Mrs. Joe Urbaniek sta
prisla il Cass, w. Va, ma obisk
k svojemu sinu Joe Urbanick, ma
Babbitt Rd. Tu nameravata
ostati teden dni. Prijatelji in
znanci so vabljeni, da ju obisce-
10 ma donu sina. Dobrodosla!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-17

gre obnova Poljske najbolj po-
casi naprej cd vseh evropskih
dezel. Dejala sta, da je res, da
obstoji ma Poljskem podtalna
organizacija, XII je sovraxna
Rusiji in DELUXE proti njej.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-17

Ia katerim grmom tici zajec,
je razvidno IL resignacije, kate
70 je podal DIR. Ivan subasic kot
zunanji minister v Titovem ka-
binetu. Marsal Tito je Subasica
obtozil, da podpira nazadnjake
donna in sovraznike v tujini, XII
81 prizadevajo ma vse kriplje, da
bi preprecili volitve v Jugosla-
VIII in tenn ocrnili sedanjo VIA
do V zunanjem svetu.
Zunanji clement skusajo
prepreciti volitve
Marsal Tito je pisal 8. okto-
bra pismo, XII ga je jugoslovan-
ska vlada sele te dni objavila.
Tito je v pismu izrazil presene-
Genie mad Subasicevim odsto-
pom, toda ga je sprejel.
Marsal Tito je v pismu rekel,
da zunanji element skusajo owl
rati, oziroma prepreciti volitve,
XII SO dolocene "a II. novembra,
ker hoeejo povzroeiti zmesnja-
vo dezeli in privabiti interven-
clio kake zunanje sile.
Medtem ko Tito v pismu nj
izrecno rekel, cd katere strani
Sc pricakuje intervencije, pa je
subasica posvaril, rekoc mu v
omenjenem pismu:
"Jugoslovanski narod bo znal
braniti svojo neodvisnost in
svobodo; znal bo tudi narediti
red v svoji hisi brez vsakega
vmesavanja cd zunaj."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-17
Theodore Andrica opisuje, kako
je potoual IL ltalije U Belgrad

BELGRAD - Pc stirih tednih cakanja dovoljenje
odhod Belgrad zazeljena listina koncno dospea
tako sedaj nahajam Jugoslaviji marsala Tita.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-17

KRALJ PETER PRIDE
MA OBISK v AMERIKO
LONDON, 16. oktobra.
- daily Mail' je danes
porocal, da bo jqgoslovan-
ski krali Peter vi kratkem
odpotOval ma obisk v Zedi-
niene drzave.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-17

PAGE
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-17
Seven Cases Are
Tried On Tuesday
Before Recorder

Cases involving speeding, Vag-
rancy, non-support and drunlen0@s
were tried in a short session o. t.
recorders court yesterday.
William Bullock. coloret, tried FIR
speeding, was fined s. and costs.
Johnnie Newton, white. was trle1
for vagrancy and costs were remit
ted.
Webster Hunt, white, tried for
non-support, was sentenced to -
months on the roads, suspended up
on payment into the clerks office
Of adequate support for his wife
and children.
James Lemar, colored, vas tried
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
At YOUR SERVICE 5 OsTaoF'aF7'~zs v

from the same without proper
leave. or abSentS himself from
his command. guard. quarters,
station or camp without proper
leave. shall be punished as A
court IN artia A may direct.
AWOL) SiNty-lourth Article Of
War Any person subject 20
military law Mho.- -nn-anA- pic
fence what S0eVer. strikes his
superior officer or draws or hits
up any Wcapon-or offers any
violence against him being m
the execution Of his office, or
willfully diSoheyS any lawful
command OF ms superior officer,
shall suffer death or such pun
iShmcnt as a court-martlal may
direct. Striking superior Off
CerD
Q-I have heard that one cannot
enlist in the army when tat
toOed. Is that true: ID. =.
= - HtI y u IlO TT ANll III lllt
statement that A man cannot
enlist in the armed forces
merely because he has been
tattooed. However, If the tattoo
is obscene or laSClNouS II must
be cleaned up before he viii
be accepted
Q-Ny husband recently was
sent overseas: how long will he
have 10 serve In the occupation
forces? r. W
y No announcement has been
made as 10 the length Of timc
occupation forces elIl have to.he
kept in either Europe or the
Pacific Men IN these armies
Will be eligible for discharge as
soon as they have the required
point score. or later. perhaps,
II their total service equals two
years,
Q-Nhai IL the definition ~
Pearl HaTbor baby? l.. VI. n.
"A child born prior TO Sept.
Is, 1912.
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n-ff a soldier has family
NJ allowance paid io his
mother, a. well a. To his wife
and children. does that give him
extra points toward discharge:
q. q.
4 No. f. does not a SOLDIER is
etite'-et4i- r ? ff...tfet~- i..4-e-ah-aA--
pendent child 10 10 three chll-
dren. hAt these are the only de-
pendents for whom he may clam
points,
OIL an unmarried officer mar
ries ON the first day Of terminal
leave, would he draw rental and
subsistence allowance for his
wife or only for himself. as he
was single when he entered
terminal leave j. =.
A-The officer would draw
rental and subsistence as 4 mar
RED man from date Of marriage
10 end of terminal leave
Q-IS a discharged SerNiCCman
entitled Ia both the discharge
emblem that IL sewn on his
uniform and the button that is
worn In the lapel? Il. ID.
4 Yes, he is entitled % both
II nc was discharged before the
emblcnS were issued, ho may
obtain one by applying to the
nearest army installation.
Q-MN husband il in The army
and until this month I have al
ways received my allowance
check and voluntary Class r
allotment pay on the first Of
the month. Can YOU tell me why
these checks are now delayed
several days In getting 10 me :
-. Is. &.
A II is now the policy OF The
Office Of Dependency Benefits
10 mail all regular monthly al
lowance and Class F. allotment
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~ lAMGs ~. SToWtR

~, ambition 70 be,om, ria, for
an international irlns, Br.1 rla hu
10 lueri COLLEGE Z, t1e JHN..y,y Of
Mi,hsar A b SUDDEN a ,r esH,h
era5s Of Oerytn, S,boo., bueu ,s,ou,,
SUBJECTS arc ,har and ms,bu4u,,
H, PLAY, bsdohlH and a'osH r hs
D,trou lrmc, tsrrr- ArTu. Icssus
and baabst and fo7rrsi uu --trot uIrs
is vell as ths rlno 40 home.
Batson. IS. hives At lftni Whtomr
and ,hoa, .0Go inorolss I0 bauae, m
hu -ou,e in tb. tour .ai d hlt r'-'b,
Ne hi besn Bue, eitrer r prut
Whutopb sri Su,,rN ut.r.e HIc .
rr~b,- o' Ncror,I1r N..a.ire ce.rsh
.H, rsr,7t, NJ and Vr, Pu Hsr7r
rr,cure1i -surlrsr uHc, L-.r.l.- boys
tou 20 m1l. ~artH aEs mo0ss and
,pend q properly.
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Any Questions?

THE DET ROIT TIMES
4 mails personal answers Ia
questions about the needs
and welfare, rights and priyi-
leges OF serv c 2 emen and
women, veterans and their
dependents.
Many answers are printed
daily in this column, hut ALI.
questions will be answered
directly by mail.
Address questions this way;
AT YuUR SERVICE BUREAU.
DITROIT 1fNfs
TtMIS SGT Arr
DETROIT n MICHIGAN.
Surely include your name
and address and a self-dd-
dressed, stamped enUeiope.
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Q-Nhat are the 6lSt and 9th
Articles OF War; r.. G..
oErRolT @EiMes

lMa,rafe' HsH, sl1s S-0s..
LILLIAN Eine 252e Ri,hsrd
u.ctnA iiuenar. l@thf NcncF'
MARY N Is. .HsyN -oIch P-'t
Charlotte lee. 1000 N Craus Ft
tu.uc = Kew 55l Elsklne
anna Bale, 1902 Wsshsuun.
lne. Eesdous. l3tai 50 Auoin
RI.. Dunlop EAhS Alpine
Ffrr5.r' Brooks 9o26 Besubl'r
Josie fuHcEDu 3l57 Medium
Gcrmsine Poppc 1923 L,.atte
Claude Davis. 257 Ssnfed.
nr-. D,r.Ico sss s La,rcr.
Reulsh Moose i2651 Racine
Cstncnne shaTp 1918 Weinrsr'I center
vs.as Peuke 1876 Maddeieio
E't Thompson. 4SsS PARK Grove
Lydia Sact 37s4 Thirysccond
Dorothy Bufseit. se7 Fefaan
Geraldine Miller 1854 Natb
constance AlexsRder Sn4 Msdba.
Louise Howell 6a7e ihltsIe
Mary Van DI,a Osp Wasnm-t.. o. re
Catherine Calvert. ll12O Sto,k~sU
Alberta D.,.nU- f0l " Grand P'v1
Mahlc Cunningham 2'l Arden PRtE
Della sut.lueski. tbs Radcliffe
Rlsnchs S e.. Itmitu5 l27oS santa Poss
iisIsn .isIsn F'l@e' so aa7 lo9 nee ael''"''d
ann SPRING l7i2N Maine ''.H
Rooerts Robinson. l7o5 AMMAN. Fsuasis
/ Katherine Za4lss Ttnl paFs-..1
MsrEaret CufUAn 3ns0 Ca|srst
Ethel Weston PAS NtuliaHar'
stella ~cnakieUlCh SIS CopUn.
Ann SAl0W sSB1 South
Rose SopOitona. 1891 lnEan
Elizabeth V0ile l1iS rs Nu.uss'r.
NARY Aucustynfak 7li5 Palmetto.
Gloria Holtrey 3643 CnadwiCk
Helen Erdot $3.50 BeacpuSbrld
lean Lake 33l Ford Highland Psfs
Ada Coleman. 2lTo4 Gipson Fernosr
+ Lillian Taur 2O7A9 West NieN, fern5sle
Marian Noiles 22N Btsdf
Pearl Holland 1OO4A GurrS
HNdA Csrdnel 1855 Clinton
Helen CIaN'of1 2l4 ErSNnc
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ipend q proptfIY,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
BIRTHS

Rae Lapldrs 1}l1- santa Rosa
RuSyu AruuV. 54+O ,sg
Ruth HsEu,.i. o. ~ Wood fv.sHl.
Lillian Brown Ntg,ClH li..Ha.t Iats
Mary Callahan i6l-1 NoHI.utUaH
FTsnCes Chapman. 1N2T SuIlL'lJ.t.
Ellen Miller b3gi Lambert
Armie Carmichael 6374 LeGfand
Esther PACheco. 1914 Marautctte.
Marie SimpkiSs Pontiac
Lucille Moore, 800 Richton, Highisn1 Pstk,
Leila Thomas 1857 Huron. Dearborn.
Lucille MAring i4722 seymour
Corinne MoriSetts. 4345 DiCkersOn,
Rose Pstreiia 646 Grand Blvd
Hilda Grad 43l4 Clements
Betty Richards, 7O3 " RoSebsre Dearborn.
Elizabeth Papa ei56 Hsrreu
Jeanne VOORHEES, lSs35 Plnehu.si
Helen MonicAtti 2OO53 Creele,
Mary Cox 32i3 Mckinley.
sally Chspnick 14T2 W Euclid
Juliet Graf 1890 Forrer
Lillian Rothenhurf 33l5 COlliucWonf
liner Lindsey 2g4t Bafley
Olivia Copeland s042 Richmond
Mildred IsForest l2950 Westhr7os
Marguerite NuToll 2430 Brooklyn
Camille Cox 642S Stanford
Patricia OTools 1918 Farmhfocs.
Anne wsncs l22l junction
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Births o Marriages Deaths

oreia Dickens 3iZ7 r. Fat
nuCu Reynolds lbtO3 tN.U.aI0
F'l abr'g Wya'' Ss4+ lUUEsr
Constance klreman. ish59 justine
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01

~ nay between the first and
fifth day Of tho month. Previ-
ously. checks have been mailed
from that office ON the first
day of the month. With thou
sands of army men and women
being discharged OF transferred
10 other areas, communications
and transportation are over
burdened 10 The point where
mail is sometimes delayed IN
reaching the ODB Notices 70
discontinue family allowances or
class T. aliotmcnt> of pay may
reach that office too lare I'M the
month 10 preycuf release OF
checks on discontinued accounts.
The date Of mailing ot 'hc
checks was therefore changed 10
pcrw' la~t-miuutc examination
of the accounts 10 determine
whether payment Is in order.
Q-Nhat are the 6lSt and 9th
Articles OF War? r.. G..
a SiNty-first Article Of War.
ANY person subject 10 military
law who fails TO repair al the
fixed time 10 The properly APP
pointed place Of duty. or goes
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01

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dblw qNzksubp bt XIV lesvvl-Vjwwh1
Yesterdays Cryptoquote; All who 10Y
would win must share n happiness was
born a twin Byron
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01
POLL

Now beng snown on the screen Cf the Loew-Poli theater is the new nit, Fallen Angel" starring Alice Faye, Dana Andrews and Linda OaTneH. Tn grand film has been acclaimed of setting a brilliant new trend in film dramas of suspense and shock.
 Fallen Angel" brings Alice Faye back to the screen for her first pic ture in two yearS-and in her first au-dramatic role. Having read and rejected some 36 scripts sub- mitted by frantic producers, it was the challenging role of June Mills that lured Miss Faye back to the lot and to opportunity ofmatch- ing her musical status with top dramatic honors.
 Fallen Angel gives Dana An oreWs his biggest role to date, in- Volvlng him, as it does ill an even more complex and dramatically eX- citing situation than did Laura in which he scored so sensational T triumph. Sloe-eyed, raven haired Linda Darneli is seen ill the role of Stella. the sultry beauty whose fascinat on becomes an ob- session for Andrews from which he can be freed only by murder
 The brilliant supporting cast Of Fallen Angel includes Charles Bickford, Anne Revere, Bruce Cab bot, John Carradine and Perez Kilbride. Destined for d top spoy in the nations song h-t parade, is Slowly, the haunting new theme melody of this gripping drama
 The co-feature is the novelty mu-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01

the 9th Army Group passed to operational control of Supreme Headquarters, Allied Expeditionary Forces, severing it's fighting con- nection with the Mediterranean theater, though it's supply was con- tinued for some time from Italy. On 16 September approximately 20,000 occupational troops of the German Army from the Biscayne Bay area, moving northeastward toward Germany, surrendered to the commander of the U. s. 83d Division southwest of Orleans.
 To the north, our First Army had crossed the Belgian frontier on 2 September, captured Liege on the 9th, crossed Luxembourg, and entered Germany on the 7th. The enemy had been kept con- pletely off balance AS the Allies approached the German border, supply lines were stretched to the limit and the marching columns of the armies were maintained only by the full use of air transporta- tion, fast double-lane. one-way track routes, such as the famous Red Ball Express from the Nor mandy beaches to Paris, and other emergency measures. Logistical dif- faculties now begin to slow down the advance Time was needed for the opening of additional ports and for the relaying and repair of hun dreds of miles of French railroads.
 NEXT: Ordnance Problems)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01
This Week s Visitor" Uncle Sam Through Social Security Provisions Gives Helping Hand to Mother of 12
 Children-Aid Greatly Appreciated
By EDWARD N. MULLARKEY-

She told me he had been a miner all his life till two years ago. Then he went into factory work.
 said: If your husband worked steadily in mine and factory, he was certainly fully insured under old-age and survivors insurance when he died. Now what would you say his wages have averaged a month since January 1, 1887? We have to start counting from that date because that's when the social security program started"
 She thought moment. Then she said, Tt would be around $175 a month. guess"
 quickly did some calculating. Then I said. This is not an off, cial figure I'm going to give you. We'll have to check your hus- bands social security account be- fore I can give you that. But be- lieve your family is eligible for around $70 a month"
 There's thirteen of us," Mrs. Ludlow said slowly. "Is $70 as much as anybody can get?'
 I told her that eighty-five dol lars a month is the maximum. But said, you cannot get the maximum, Mrs. Ludlow, because your husband did not earn high wages all during the period since Janury 1, 1897. His benefit rate, according to my figuring, was about $35 a month. Twice the workers benefit is as much as any
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01

operating condition. Tonnage be- gan moving through. Dieppe on 2 September and through LeHavre cn October Brest was tCo heavily damaged and too distant from fu- ture fields of operations to justify immediate reconstruction
 Germans Retreat
 The defeated German armies now were streaming across France, heading for the shelter of the Sieg- fried Line. They were under con- stant air attack. On the ground General Bradley's First and Third Armies, driving northeast from Mel un and Troyes, reached AiSne and the Marne. sweeping aside the Ger man rear guards. Field Marshal Montgomery's forces crossed the lower Seine, invested LaHavre, and pushed on to the Somme. On cross ing the AiSne. the 7th Corps of the First Army turned northward and raced oil to Mons in a bril- liant stroke that cut off five of the retreating German divisions. The pocket thus formed yielded over 22,O00 prisoners with heavy addi- tional losses of 5illed and wounded
 Overrurning Reims. and Chalons, our Third Army pushed eastward, nourished often by air supply, and by September had reached the line of the Moselle rom Nancy to the vicinity of Metz. On II September elements of the Third Army con- tacted Seventh Army columns northwest of Dion. Four days later
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01

the scenes were in bad taste: dozens Of Hollywood movies Haunt far more suggestive feminine exposures. Un- fortunately, many exhibitors depend upon sensation to fill their houses. Ecstasy" to them, was a golden opportunity and they launched cam paigns to convince the public that the film was unbelievably daring For a decade, Miss Lamar has been bounded by the misconceptions aroused by such advertising. It's high time to suppress the ghost both in her interest and in that 0. theater-goers Ecstasy" isn't worth the price of admission.
 Joe Louis, a magnificent fighter but an unknown quantity as an &C., tor. wants a screen contract-but only on condition that the studio will forget his ring fame and give him chance to play dramatic roles. Since he is determined to hold out the one asset that might conceiv- ably make him a box -office draw, I wonder if he is willing to start at the salary usually paid beginners and work his way up the ladder? It's amazing how many people seem to believe that acting is profession in which newcomers, given fame in an- other field, can start at the top.
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 Hollywood, according to Bob Hope. IS place where even tight we'd dlng'ring never stops a glamor girls circulation.
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Tn Wha Next. Corporal Movo? which opened ol the S5 si screen this week. Robert Waiks returns to the characteg4zat. sn he made famous in tae original C.. l. comedy, "Sce Here, Private II s-f grove" and the MGM sequel is evsn ,unnier and faster than it's fo5c- runner
 Having completed somevhas hazardous bas tr2inSezlip as 8 Private, Harsroyc now eme-ges !ull-fledged comba. corporal VI h an artillery battery in Francs Eut from the momcntt hat he makes slll unexpected but cpDortunely-t.r1e entrance into a liberated French v.s- lage as it's hero his career ss a corporal is marked by one howligg sp Sode after the other. punc5usted by his dcdging the somewhat ever 'yhelm ng affections CT the mayors Daughter
 Walker, as Eargroye is o..ce asa n the typical C. | affable, hlunde-iI9, and at all times winning the sy.ll- pathy Of his audience. Fa is siv- en expert a,d in the comic porarl val Of Keenan Wynn as t-e bln3o-1r- t.st. Pr vate Mulyehill, and by Gill Wills, again playing the se~ge2 -it who hands cus the choicest p.eis and shovel assignments. Jean P7r- ter as the casts oaly feminine principal. is effective fs the pre- datory mayors d2Ughtsr. The companion lecture is The ! C.HaatprS !" fro+11r I1r JOesDl Ecniid- kraut and Billie Burke. 4 Lex March of Time, "Ealcsti-le pro,9lc.57 completes the b-i,.