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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-19

erltredt iit.) bas lcbGnc 0ea:ellbarg
lief nntell un ;suBe Oer impoian.
ten 6elsspanoe, oic iait ienfrebt 5lnn
See abfaaell, liegen Sic Ncatisbo5.
len, Scrcn aus tiefelu @crecsinllerlI
berporrnllltenoe 9aN iid ill toiel,
Sem @alieriaIl iibsr sic iteile 6eIs.
mano binab IN Sen Gee iliir5t.
Die Yeatusboblen geJGren slul,
Sntereiiantelteu, oas sic Sh,uei5 ali
Slu,oern Ser 9tatlr uuf5mueiien boi
Wtit GROCER Wtiibe lpurocn @ege uns
Stege bis ol,f 1 fm ins @creesinllere
biuein erbaut, lnt Sen Vciud) geiabr.
los unO 6eQucln 81 mad)ea. Sie elef-
triide 8elel,Htlne eri1liebt inns eine
Welt, bon bercl, granoioier 6pr,n.
bilorng man iid nibt cher cine Gor.
ltelung lllad)en fann, als bis man
lie nit cigenen 9luscn iicbt.
Gou 9eati,sbGblcn ,ah Beaten
bl!ft, ser Seeitation Ser 9catenbsrg.
6,bn, lit Sic StraBe teilreiie in scr
0elien 9ebalell. slrfcocnariig 5lebl
lie lid bod iiber Sem Gee al icntred,l
obial!cnosr &ano hin, e;ll ldUucs
Ueenitiid sur arenilraBc uro ni1t
miluoer intcreiiant. Gon Oen raubcl,
9soroipinoeu ssid)iitt einschcttet an
1ube ser id)iitcltben Noralpenfrttc
!ocr Sonnc in Sbrem ganjcn cages.
lauf Sugefebrt, erltrctt iid) nit herr.
li1er Nus iidt AMI ois berniid)enSpd
alpen oie 9iiuiera oes IGuneriees,
81, al,rorte Merligcn, Wlu,ten, Sber.
boien, SilterIingeu lmo Sbun nm,
faileno.
Sbcu nni iorlliger Sobc mit berr.
lifer Iusiidjt aui Nie &oralp,nfel'
ten ISes Stodmrns, Mlelen, Moracr.
becgborn rno ,suulborn mo nit
nnieitatiihe Sod,alpeilgruppc ie:
Sunsirau utD Yliimlisalp liegt oa:
G0rfdlen Sigrlssuil.
Cine sSanoerung ocm Sbunaric:
entlang seDort cm Scl0niten ,uas
man i'd uerihaiien taull. Die Sur
orte lnlO ,uabre Yerlsn, ,luo Die Sf,Gn
beit Scr Matur Eriluupbe ieicrt. Ninl
mag iaJen, es Jcbs id'ans @ilber alll
an anoercn Seen, oas mag ltinullc.
-. aGer cincn iolGcn NcHle! IN Sci
S5enerie, luie bier, Gictet 'id) ieltcl
onr. S,ier 5iebt iih ser Giao iii.
trulin!ello SNU liter cntlanA Oa Den
VerNe jll; ou Itellt oieIer plJslId
cine 9tdie bil,uns nnb in fcfcr Mr
ul,o @eiie Id,id)tet iiM lueitcrbin oel
5elien auI, iuabrcro ito!oe Tlllel
i6nnlfe, iunnenuerbranntc Sillsdcn
Ounfle, tra,imel,oe Sanuen, belle V.i
hen9aine ser 9lipiera ocs Werllcy
S5erlanOrs ibrell gani eige,lcn 3al,
ber Dcrlihen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-19
3lucia 80.

Gic 6aIlentuartiteae lit ju perge.
ben nit 1. Wfai 1915, uno id Ct
ilihe ale, sic iid) fiir oieieu HIat 81.
,perbcn luollen, lid) lu Yr1l lioel,1
Wtitael 9ofeiD 81 wenoer, Inn uGbc.
re Sniormation 81, erlangen unr
guar briciiid) bis 5un /. Mai.
Scbanu SoI,triiger, Scfr.
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pier3keint, Sta>t Scr
$tti,,,.ee,p.,rei,

@eltruf beiisen, gehG:t Efor5beinl,
cber iuic es i'm @oltslnuuo beibt,
rYiorSe", in Sen MuslGuiern oes
l0roliden S0luar5,poloS.
Ser Gr.nro iiir ieine Yeriilul,tbeii
liegt oarin, oaB cs ser 8eltplat fiji:
Sic Grscuair,a Don Silbcr-, UolO.
l,lo Slnuelenid)nN,d, bon llbren,
llbrgcbdllieu unio 9elieder, io,pis
3iers ano 3obral,Dsgegcnltdnbel
| lit slud bat es Netalfrarcn-, Wto-
id,inen., d)elniife. Mobel=, Yapiers
l,nS anoerc Tabrifen, oarunter gra-
pbiite siritalten. -.
Son bierBer FAM scr ySrigil,al.
id)nllld" fir bic SiiOIeeinlulanc.,
Der iuuroen sic vorlg!nalcll" Ggpp.
tiidgn 3igarettenetllis augeierti9t,
uno nland,es auosnfenitiid, oas BOZ,
einer Weltrelie aus iernen Sdnoern
mitsebradt tuorSen lit, gatte ieineu
llrlpm.ug 1T YiorSbeim. Aupai.
lungs -Jalisfeit, ;iber Bille ms
Blnube an 'oas eigene GD1lnen laben
oen @elta,i rGior5es" bcgriinoet
Ser Aniang iuuroe 1851 init cincr
llbrens uio Stablarareniahrif Dor!
"A slrbeiteru aemad)t. 'Gr ,uar oalrd.
ans nidt gliiduerheiBeio, uno as
luurOe ullerbano llnternebmlnlgs,
geit not,uelrhiG, u,lt Sic ipdteren
1000 Yetric6e - Narunter 53 @rob.
betriebe - nit iiber 10000 Mrbsi.
tern aufsubeIeu. Yforsbe;ms Yoit,
ucrfcbr i,Gno al criter tSteae mad
Nerir. ...
! Gs lit cine typiife tSabrifitati
0tan oerillGe nlr eil,mal nad So
britlfluB gegen bcn ge,ualtigeu
Strom Der 5um 8ahmbof eilenoel
| Arbeiter mo slr6eiterinmeu anal,.
geben. Su ganseu Strabcn rei9t i;d
Jabrif an Ja6rit, llno ielbit Eripa.
banier brberbergen arodl ViiOuteris
betriebe. Ien1oG lit alles lidjt, beil
mno frcll'uolid,. aeinc ruBaeidrpdr5
ten sHauerlE feline rGaheueeu, l;nl
nelal,itre6enoen SNlote, aOrett unt
faitber Sic Mrbeiterinreu, Sic mad
Jabrifidlub Ourh sic Staot ipa5ic
ren.
| Gint1uier ans allcr &erren Yli,
Der fanOen iid) bier elm, ,,ub iie ent
itammten slmeiit a,ls Dem paluta
;itarfen Mllslanoe, Serm aus benz
farm nod, lurusbeoiirnieen 0eutid
luno. Gine itGruoi9c :gluitermlsitcl
lung Der ielleiten GrseugUilie ser ia
Irritation beirieoigte 10 siclnlih oes
@eidmad Der eanjen Beit., Selten.
| fllnituolle Sdanuditiide. banojiie
|liert. nit Gnraillenlalerei, foitbar.
! Gocliteine, sartgeglidoerte @olbfet-
tcn, als aurioiitit unr Bpiip.al boz
/ &u.litfertigfeit oie Mnsubr, oanebe;
aud Sen Volfsgeld;mad treiieloer
Tonbaf, 3oublefetten, Ning-Meoail
Ion. Gein Gabritut, llidjt cinnal Sc,
ausiteaence ourite 6ie Musitellun{
betreten, oanlit ser Muitcridub sc
pabrt blieb, uno audi Ger ginf1uiel
nalbte iib ais iolher lesitimierer
bepor er Die itreng gcbiiteten Ndum'
NIT ibren Sd)aten betreten hurite.
HiorSbcim ut r0miiGln lriprungs
fam 1926 III baoilten @eiit uni
oiente bis 1866 SEN Wsarfordie,
bon 9noen.D .D1,rlnd oils Mciiben5. 81
1850 gegriirbete 2atei,libule beiud
!: ten Ser IN &ior5bein sebcrene!Neud,
Tin a.,lO Hbilip Melantlbon nebi
anberen &umuni!ten.
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utatt bits 6t per
ShtuiftNlertt
Die in Der Uniform eriheinem

MaiDineton. Die 3abl Der Sdauino.
Ter, Sic 1T Uniform a,ftreten ,,,ro Die
aagemeine Sympatbie Der 9e,,te fiji
Sen Soloaten a,lsnute,t lit amWad)-
fen. Sic betretben ibr 9iadet aui fol-
ee,toe @eiic: 2eien iie oapon, SAB Elm
Soloat eeiallen lit, pcr,ullroet ,uilr-
oe ooer in 0efaneenibaft geriet.
oaun bel,d;en tic Die 6amilie unS
gebcn it'd, als Wliienfrmeraoeu
aus. Sic tiitcn @eihihten iiber Sen
Maun aui nno oeriucpea nebenbei,
8elO oon Ser ,Salnilie utter irge,o,
eiuem Gor.uano berd,,ssuiblagen.
Die iyNS bat oaritber ioleewoe
GrflGrullg aas9eaeben: Gle &rie9s-
lage bat cine tleine Mrlucs non &c,
meinen Sdauinoleru proousiert, tpel-
dye giirger I'M gan5e,l Saltoe begal,.
nert Daben. Niele Deieslisbenoe 8iii-
ger, Ole oie ltniform ser Sereiuieten
Staaten nit srober adtlluo aniebell,
tonlnen ben aNunueru uuo lsrauer
III Uniform nit grober Soflibfeii
enteesen iuno leiitcn ibuen germ tda.
lif unge5abltc Sienite. 8enm NTH
Ser Sdlpinoler auitritt, oaun bel
iudt er ans oieier frelulblidpn Sal.
tlrle, iuelde sic 2el,te Sen W1nnern
uno Irauen i'm Tie,rlt c,,tsegenbrir-
geiL &apital 5u idlaacH.
Seit Sem 30. Slini 1912 linb
2639 Ecrionen ituIoig beIlluoan
iuoroen. lih sic llniforn Ger Sereis
nieten St,ateu anaemai,t su baben.
Ser folgenoe Sail loa Seise,, ,uic
ser SdNuilnoler arbeitet: Gin Wtunn
lit eilsr Siaot inn Sitens oes 2anoes
las IN ser Seitllng, 0ab ser SoD:1
eMler geluiiien Jamilie in 6ranfreid)
perpl,Eoet !h.rroe. Ger SdppinSler
mari iid) in sic Uniform eineS Scr
geanteu, bei,dyte Sic Samilie lmS
bano lDr Sic 0eidittc aui, oab er
ielbit ioeben aus europa i'm Slug
jellg ;llriidgefebrt iei, Dor ie!ner gb=
reiie ien uerlpunoeten Mann in ei-
lleln Sarlier Soipital bciucjt uno felt
geiteat babc, baB er am Vei1, idnuer
ucrlett luorben lei. ST iastc Ser So
mile, Ser Mtam benDtige cine be-
ionoers Yatoage fir oaS Bcin, spe,n,
er nid't iiir lein sebcn eelabmt aper-
Sen ioltte. Iieie 8anbase fuite $275,
uuo Ser uerlpunoetc ManN babe i'm,
aeiagt er refne haraui. baB ibm
leine tS,alliilie oicie YauSaac fd:lie,,
,peroe. .A.-
Ser SGlp;noler crbot Iid), oas
@elo nit nah Haris SIT nebmen, aber
cin :piit9lieo Ser sSannilie ldopite
Seroadjt uno leste Sic GVS irAeunt.
mis-. Ger Sdauilloler fuurOe perlmitet
uno uahSen CT 5uesgeDen latte, baf
er ihou uorber pcrh,ft Bate, anOere
Samiiiell bsreillSulegau, erJlelt el
5H Sabre Geiiinenis.
Sicle SdppiHoler in uniSrm
m09en gegen cine 9ca5e sll,5ahl uuu
Gelescn ueritoben. Sir oas unbe'
reDtistc Srasen elmer ll1iiorm fann
ser SfluiRoler. ielbIt luenn CT iit
ionit nidts Su idulocn fon1lnen lGb.
5u 6 Monaten 8ei1nenis uno $500
@eloitraie pcrurteilt aperocn. apnn,t
oa;il nod ser Teril.dl 81 betriiser
70 fann CT 3 Sabre 0eiiinsnis mrs
$4,000 8rloltrafe crbaltcn.
Oarum, benad)rihti1eu i,e loior
Die JgSS, weun Elm 1rsluoer bei 81
! nell poripridt.
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Gcntrll @erba,,o fir sic 10 prompte
slus5ablltng Ser Geriideruna, unS
allcn Die mir in menen eroben 2eiS
beiaeltanOcu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-19
Mmhe Sanft.

Yailline Shenfer, Yanlil,e.
Su erluarteite oas Griibiabr
Sod 81 friib lit eS gefontmeu.
Sn bielem ittiperen Shidlalsiabr
0ut bin Optt su iit 9eupmmen.
8e!violnet BON oeineai @atten
Martim Sd)enfer.
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.aunnerstas, ben 19. asril 194b

men lperoe, nm Sic ao,lttyff tdn5
los3mperssn. .es mag ieir "43tbS
es oa, roa6 fir cine f,lrae Sit aafa.
gmporiunellcn ser Yreiie aa,fboren
lno iogar cine alleereinc Senfulng
Ser 9sreiie eintreten miro, aber es
ipar geraoe cine tiuld)enoe Senfitng,
hreldc ser SnfIation ,tn1 Dem lebten
Naltfriea porauseing.
Sic bier geuntten erflareu, oaB
ser &a,upf eegen oie ;SS,,ilation Bis
ber criolsreid screien iei, ,no oab
bas rTubliflm anf oent &umpf &C.
gen Gin Stcigen Der Yreiie beitebt,
bis bie 4eiabr beltaporen iit". Sic
teilten SEM Yrniiocnten init, oab Die
2ebensfclten belltc fNnrt o,uci Erj'
sent bober liuO als Dor 5luei sSabren.
Nielc YreiIe, 10 luuroe >pciter nllsge.
fii5rt, batten iid ii6erbalpt nift ge'
Gnoert, lno iu pielen 6ailen, beIcrz
oers IN We5llg aui 9tohringsmittel,
ieien lie lcsar eeiuntcn. Die EreiIe
fir Stlelolrrg ieien 5uar geltiegeil,
vaber cunf ocnl nellen Hrogranlm
iuerbcn lie balls an9ebalteis ,ueroen,
l,nS cs ii..o bereitS Yldne enhuorfen
porocn, Inn lie fir .reientlide &lsi~
ornssltiide 81, ienfen.
Sir Y6bnc
Sn Yealg aali Sic 2ebnfrage iuirb
fplaenoes oltsgefiibri: Ser Gurd)'
ihnittsiobu cbne llebcrselt lit bette
10 Hrosent bober als Dor 9 Ssal)rer,
llto spar pur allen iniolae bon Nrp.
motionen llno gciteigcrter &roouf'
tinn. Die Sobnfpitcn lino i'm ullae.
meinen ltabii geblicbell liuo baber
uidts 5u ciucr uenncus,perten Stei-
gerurs ser 9ebel,sfolten iniolge no.
Dercr Yrpouftipusfplten beigetragen.
Sie ariegsfontrolle Neuen Sen
Snflutiousorud mus btm Sruf Ser
lleberaangs5cit angepabt !ucroeu uno
Der Gage entiprehen, Sic 'id) er9cbell
miro. tpenl cie Hegierl,ng in groBe,ll
Mabe ibre elllfGlie cllf Dem Marft.
be'hronft. Saun miro Die SnOuitr!a
iiu tor allcul an cine Ereispolit!f
baitca rlil'i't oic bllrd) arpben llnl-
iat healnilibt lpiro uno eas Golf sli
grpben Gi;Eull'cl crnlutlgt, inoenl
Scr Eertalispreis inlmer peniaer
iiber Sem TroHlftionspreiS lirst. Gle
2pbnroliiif nlub All oie GrbaltltnN
einas afaliclm1arftes einNeitaat lein.
Ins bsolngt buDe S6hlle - oie &au'-
frait Der Malien lit Sic ullelltbebr-
lide 1rluloldge ser angeItrebtcr
YroiperitIt - aher tic crluroert aidl
cine bobc Eroonftlonsjliier Der 9lr'
belt luo acringe Hroouftiunsfoiten
iiir sen slrtifel, Sic ,uieoer cine Be-
oin9ung iiir bobe Sobu, iiao."
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Qrduerndnriht

SIN Glllpooo Gitn ocipital iinr5
am II. Mpril 8rlDer
Anbreas Sins
inn sitter bon Ga ssnbren. Gr iuurbr
am IA. Npril lnter GROCER 9eteili.
glilg bon Su,oslcnten, Irulloen
iino 8efnntten AM oem 2ocltlt
0rone iSricobof aur lcsteE 9tirbe be-
itattet. Zen Sruuerepttes soienIt leite
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Samsmciitcr-Stclic,

III ullIcrnt &ereinalotal pafont ii,
llno aQe lolhe ItitgIieoer, luelde it'd
UNI oicie Stelle bcluerbcn luollen, mo
gen ibrc Sfierten al Sen Gereins
Sefretur bis sum 20. 9lpril cinlcr-
ocn nit alien Veoinglngen.
q. 5. 9inoer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-19

Stnb Ste unb Spre anSehsrisea
Deitsltcb tn Qranfcnuerein unl
Central vsrtanb? @enn ntdbt. tetl
III btc Sett tetsxtreten. Tim Senauese
Smfsrmatisu rnten Ste ben 9sfal.
oertrrter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-19

Nefanntm ad)mna.

slllcn NtIiglieocrn ocs 5.peig 2G
Oicuc sur &cuntnis, oab bic
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Ra+hbone
Jokes

HOLLYWOOD. March 81
DASIL RATHBONE Is quite
I'D the austere gentleman, and
more so as the ubiquitous Sher-
lock Holmes. But Pathbone
enjoys a good joke as well as
the next guy. and he takes ad-
vantage Of scenes in his elev-
enth Holmes story. Invitation
90 Death" TO do a bit OF friendly
ribbing OF the doltiSh DR.. Wat
son, otherwise known as Nigel
Bruce.
Bruce. who looks like he
should always be decked out in
the finery Of a British colonel.
has a particularly difficult
scene. Difficult FIRST because
he has 10 pretend he's hypno-
tized and wear a blank stare.
Then there's this business Of
being barefoot.
The rotund Bruce fixed his
eyes into a blank gaze and
started out, his itinerary TO in
clude crossing an imaginary
stream
Told that he's enjoying a holi-
day in the country. abundant in
the delicious fragrance Of the
gorSe, he fled and sneezed
loudly, adding in his best Wat
son tones:
Hay fever, lou know"
Rathbone acceded that one TO
Bruce and decided TO bide his
time.
Coming TO the stream"
Bruce obligingly rolled up his
trousers and removed the shoe
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Had Apt Teacher

AS for her career. Miss
Schafer is rather well en-
trcnched She gets all the work
she can handle. and for a very
good reason, too. Sho is one Of
the very few actresses who
learned her art under the i'm
mortal Katherine Cornell. She
studied under Miss Cornell
when the latter -ppaN- N-tsaching at
Oaksmere School for Girls Miss
Schafer had gone there 20 take
up fashion designing
"You see" she said. my life
has been one bout with fashions
after another. I started out only
wanting 10 create them, but
when i got into the theater I
never knew would wind up
k a clotheShorse. Take IL
me, its not. smart for
woman 10 be too smart In her
clothes"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Bette Davis
In New Film
HOLLYWOOD. March 81.

HOLLYWOOD, March 81.
Bette Davis is back before
the cameras again - and this
time is playing twins.
In fact, Miss Davis is prac-
tically triplets in her new pic
ture, Warner Bros "A Stolen
Life" She plays the dual roles
of Kate and Patricia Bosworth
in the classic love story-and
is the producer as well.
Ambitious even for a Bette
Davis picture, "A Stolen Life
has an exceptionally long shoot
ing schedule. II utiliZes more
sets and wardrobe changes of
modern clothes than have ever
been designed for her. There
are 80 sets and nearly 100
changes of clothes, styled by
Orry-Kelly. O.
Filming started on the rocks
near Laguna Beach, Cal, where
a New England lighthouse was
erected for the location So
Quences. A cast and crew Of
more than 100 made the loca-
tion trek.
Miss Davis twin sisters bring
about numerous complications
in the picture. For both are IN
love with the same man. Glenn
Ford, making his first screen
appearance since leaving the
Marine Corps, Walter Brennan
and Dane Clark head the sup
porting cast.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Likes Beach Best

But you should sec me Afte
I get back 20 my apartment n
the Garden Of Allah" she tol,
me. 81 just jump into old blu
slachs and live In the comfor
of q bobby sOcker. On my day
of I usually 20 90 the beach "
can be even more Informal
lie around In nothing but
bathing suit. I'm Eettin so
Just hate To dress up"
Another of Miss Schafer's
complaints is with all her dress
ing up they won't let her play
at least one serious love scene.
She Is usually cast as a brittle.
fippant comediennc. which she
does 10 T. But heck. any gal
likes a little variety particu-
larly the kind cited by Miss
SChafer above.
"Oh how ! would relish do
ing n love scene Just once" she
cxuded. "Just consider IL, be-
ing kissed by one of those di-
vine male stArs-and being paid
for IT,"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Likes informally

'T knew the importance OF
being weIl-dressed In New
York, but being n fashion plate
put me i'm an uncomfortable
position. I love infOrmality and
everywhere I went was sup
posed 10 look like something
that had just stepped out OF n
band box"
II you recall Miss Schafers
portrayal OF Lana Turner'S
mother in Marriage Is a Pri-
vate Affair" you are aware she
knows her onions when il comes
to sporting an elegant gown.
But wait until you see her in
Paramount's Masquerade in
Mexico" When / interviewed
her she was done TO the teeth
in a creation Of green lace over
chiffon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Clotheshorse Role
Dne to Be Avoided.
Says Natalie Sehafer

HOLLYWOOD, March 81.
.nON'T build a reputation as a
~ fashion plate, girls. because
IL can boomerang and cause you
all kinds of headaches.
This is what Natalie Schafer
says, anyway, and she knows
whereof she speaks. Miss
Schafer was signed TO pictures
because she was considered one
OF the best-dressed actresses on
the New York stage. but her
ironic reason for coming TO
Hollywood was 10 take advan-
tage OF the less formal life OF
Californians.
II finally got so tired OF hav-
Ing every eyelash In its proper
place and having my clothes
just right all the time" she told
me recently. that I signed a
One-plcture deal with M-G-M
In 1912 30 I could go to Holly
wood and lounge around In
slacks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

and sock from his left foot. His
right one, he was informed, is
waterproof!
lie then waded into the non
existent water, stepping gingerly
10 avoid cutting his feet on
pebbles He shivcred realistic
ally and grunted as he moved
across the stream"
"AIl right, Watson, wake up"
the hypnotist ordered. Panto-
mining a man regaining con-
sciouSness, Bruce came back TO
life.
BY this time the camera crew
and Rathbone were doubled up
with laughter from watching
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Strathmore Club TO Elect

STRATHMORE WOMAN'S
CLUB will elect officers at its
next meeting, April 2, at the
clubhouse. Mrs. William l..
Smith will present a play as
part OF the entertainment pro-
gram.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

the beetle-browed Bruce follow
the hypnotist's cues. But the
scene had TO be repeated sew
eral times for CloseupS and
longShots.
On the fourth take" Bruce
feigned impatience and shouted:
"Will you hurry up and finish
this-my foot is white with
cOldv
Quick to recognize the cue he
had been waiting for 10 rib his
pal. Rathbone soothed:
How shocking, old boy" and
TO the assembled cast: "Will
somebody give Willie hot
foot"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-01
Worlds Largest Docks

Great Northern's Allouez docks in
Superior, Wis, are the worlds largest,
and designed to speed the loading of ves-
-
AHouez docks rise so feet aboUe
,Ooter. During the 1914 ore season
total of 2,IS4 Great Lakes boats
were loaded here.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-01
OFFICER is BoOED

Feeling against the company
and the WLB ran high through
out the meeting and, when an Of
ficer of the local made a motion
to set a date for a future session
after the strike vote was taken,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-01
GREAT NORTHERN'S IRON ORE HAUL
is ESPECIAL DELIVERY" OPERATION
BETWEEN eREAT LAKEs AND PACIFIC

sells which transport iron ore down the
Great Lakes to steel mills.
Special Delivery handling Of iron
ore is one of the many things which
make Great Northern great.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-01
MAY TAKE OVER LOCAL

MAY TAKE OVER LOCAL
George F. Adde's, acting inter-
national president of the union,
whose pleas for the strikers TO re-
turn TO work were met with boos
and catcallS at a mass meeting in
Cass Technical High School last
night. ordered all the officers and
board members of Dodge Local 3
UAW-CIO TO appear at the inter-
national meeting.
If they fail TO give satisfac-
tory reason why they should not
order the strikers back to work
at once, the union probably will
take over the local and appoint an
administrator.
Adde's. who summoned the Off
GERS in telegram also charged
them with violation of the unions
constitution by their failure 10
order the strikers back to work.
Meanwhile, all agencies involved
have thrown a veil of secrecy
around their activities and refused
10 make statements of any kind
for publication.
More than 1880 Chrysler
workers are idle today and the
number will reach 100000 by the
end of the week when all ia
ChrySler units are scheduled 10
go down. Sixty-Sepen thousand of
this number are Detroit unioniSts: ::
WINDSOR PLANT SHUT
The Windsor plant of the GhFys-
ler Corp. closed today due TO
lack of parts occaSioned by the
Dodge strike. More than 500
workers were sent home.
Other ChrySler Canadian plants,
employing 1000 workers, will be
forced TO close by the end of the
week, Canadian Chrysler officials
said.
The local, With a membership
of 1880, has been on strike since
last Friday ard since that time
has defied three WLB orders TO
return 10 work and spurned sew
eral pleas by International union
officers 10 end the strike.
The mass meeting called last
night to end the strike closed
with the strikers declaring that
they would not meet again or go
back to work until eight employees
who were discharged by the COM
pany for allegedly failing TO meet
production schedules are REIN
stated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-01
CONTROLLED AT EVERY STEP

Nothing Is left to chance in safeguarding the quality
Of our Seates Milk Laboratory experts check and guard
every complicated step of the milk in its progress through
plant-and every bottle of it must up to
Seatest Quality standards. No wonder many families
prefer it!
EoU Can ALWAYs DEPEND ON c}e46&&2 2zaAI
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-01

he was booed roundly and the mo-
ton voted down.
Adde's, Norman Matthews, ma
tional Chrysler director for the
JAW, and other international
union officers who made impas-
stoned pleas for the strikers to
return to work were greeted with
jeerS, boos and catcalls.
A bombShell was tossed into
the international unions efforts
to induce the strikers TO return
to work when Mike Novak. pres
ident of the local, made a speech
in which he advised the strikers
against returning TO work.
REFUSES To VOTE
Novak refused 10 vote yester-
day afternoon when the locals
executive board conducted a poll
on advising the strikers to return
to work. stating that he would
make his view clear at the meet
ing.
What's the use to 60 back i'm
and have TO go back out again
In q week or So" Novak asked
at the meeting. I'VE wouldn't
gain anything and, besides, the
public Is getting fed up with
calling strike every day or
two"
One of the international Off
GERS told the group that he was
sure Louis c. Miriam. chairman
of the regional WLB, would rule
in favor of the strikers and that
their grievances would be settled
in a week. He, too. was booed.
Women took an active part in
the discussions. booing. cheering
and heckling of international Of
ficers.
Production Of parts for Bps
bombers, tanks. anti-aircraft guns
and other material already has
been badly curtailed.
SEND ARMY TRUCKS
How seriously the strike has
affected the war effort already is
evidenced the fact that both
the army and navy had TO send
army trucks to two Chrysler
plants for badly needed material
Monday. The material was re-
moved with "the knowledge and
consent of the union" military Of
ficialS said.
The Chrysler Corp. also re-
vealed. yesterday that the army
and navy had offered its vehicles
to assist the corporation in main-
tanning production. Representa-
tives of the union refused to
handle any material moved in by
the military forces, Chrysler
spokesman charged.
Adde's characterized the state
ment as an "unmitigated lie"