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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-05

In this group are such anus.
poems as a parody on ne n
Oaken Bucket" and ne we
After Christmas" Some q r'
bear a touch Of irony wa
some are written IN dia.et
The most striking thlnE '%.
the author is his ability
change his style. HIS Wine 7
vary from the lightness q
Edgar Guest, 70 the eariana
Of Langs,on Hughes and io.
ing many mediums IN of'~S
The only criticism might *
those poems dedicated 70
standing Negroes. It IS q "
difficult 10 immorlalize :
man being who is still I,-,
However. even these poems
be appreciated more IN ~ :,
years, representing now
were. the Rhymes o.
times" 49,,
Michael Sadlier has W. ~,
new novel about Victorlsn = !.
don. FoRLoRN SuNsAl. ~,
approach TO the London un y.
world Of q different ana ~,
mer kS,d. 1t will be pue.ss
by Farrar. Straus on ocioo0 /,
Also on the same osIT,
drina Iverson's THE or 10 :,
LOVE. will be published IA, z,
same concern. Il was puv. n,
in condensed form in the Li lss
Home Journal for ApIn .., 4
Miss Iverson is a resi'' y !.
Dearborn and a graduate 90 Z, = I,
University Of Michigan IA
caleses Of her novel are 2 D ..r
west college town ana u'
OF Cleveland. -,oon
Lovers Of Golfers .,S pro
will enjoy / MEET SUCH rr :,
PIE, the third collector, ~. y h
toons from Golfers edile' XVI
its cartoon editor Gulnto, .,obs
Hams. Release date is oI',t
81. and publishers -, yr
straus and company. New )"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-05

sIsea "a several HUNDREDS OF
atlor IS tom Detroit 70 the
III. q Alexco all e the people
talked Is asked them Z they
>ere restvs W iae snswer from
n ~ ,nem was the same -
Nc
There is ore thlag certain
a1ou, al the vecaaonisis VIZ. the
yacsuon makes them 50 tired
,hev are glad when i IS time
10 IL rome end rest Rest IS
ne sweet sauce az LABOR -. =.
Pluissch
One authes had this 70 say
9o-, res, Absence q occGpa-
or no, est q mind cute va
att Is mind distressed Cow
Is; ~, TIA, q ,orp-
rat q harmony * IS not
tae stl-eg.e, but con-
arg ln lt not resting from
f4 49,. 49,, 3
-
49,.
- $50
cN tams bt al are seeking
~
Hes' IS Na.~ao-e oh'F - 'eE
en esI ~ s-ec aS
20 en1 i ace9"ts q nos' p.u-
e sona-'.9i" y S".hs
There sre palscs amidst study
and even pauses ct seeming idle
acss y wn.cn g process goes on
H. .ross .sasors ~
~ noo.. ~ r.,hering
n. ero,.,s.
res =. ,.y. recov-
.1s 4r- ,,rIsge ~ Aiex-
81. 49,. V..'f %
s 800
~ Il, ~. 80
rs --s'el.'i.s y '''' YVES mas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-05
Dean Dixon Named to
Rachmaninof Fund

NEW YORK amp Dr.
Raymond Kendall. executive d.
rector Of the Rachmsninoff fund
Monday announced the appoint
n.ent Of FIVE new members 10
the committees OF that organi-
zauon.
Named to the artists advisory
committee Of witch Dr. Serge
Kousseyltskv IS chairman, were
composer william Grant STILL
and DEG Dixon, prominent
young conductor.
New additions to the board Of
directors are Constance Hope,
guest relations director for RCA
I.ctor Chester Barnard prcsi-
Sent. Of the New jersey Bell
Telephone company, and Sidney
Blumenthsl of Sidney Blumen-
tai & Co Inc.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-05
Labor and Industry

In view Of the fact that top.
flight men representing various
section Of the country attended.
and participated in the National
Urban Leagues Conference held
IN 81 Louis, Mo. this column
space will carry excerpts from
Their speeches. This is done be-
cause the world over should
know what the thinking IS on
labor industrial and social prob
lens.
The first in this series is an
address given by Victor G..
Reuther. director OF JAW -ClO
Education Department. Making
Teamwork Work:
Il am sorry 10 say, that when
! see a trade union conference
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-05

LYNCH VICTIMS KIN co,.
PROPAGANDA The Avn ~
ports that Benelscv Bow.
his wife, Francs ,ogc,b,, =.
their l0-year-old daurh,s- r,.I
crime, all relatives 3. NJ, ~,
lie Mae Dorsey. one % 4, ~.
Monroe. Georgia. lynch v.,,...
left the little Dixie town IL
week for an ineet!r.te co. !
Boston where thcy are ,x,.-',
70 make a series 4 sppe,,,,.-
before interested hureb :,
civic groups,
THE CLASSICS D.sr.s,
tons OF some u tho rres, \.
sizes Of English and Ar,rs,
literature VAL 30 featured /.
an eight-week series q film !,
grams which opens Tuesssv N
tober s. at the RacAhan E5s.
'ional Memorial. Fs-nswo,. ,
Woodward. A feature o. the h
program % the Lniyerav .
Michigan Extension Servie. d
series has been an snced i, n,
junction with TIE Bareau
Visual Education q the Err
on Service Two snowlnr ',
be made each TUESDAY oaet
345 and one al s I'm TIE u,
lie is cordially inried 70 Ia
programs, for which no st-.
son is charged
VETERANS HOUSING y
tice 70 proceed w,h the 4
Continued on PAGE Is
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B VI LIE I = TIN
BY Ulysses w. Boykin

public meeting at Wilkie Memorial building -
dued to get underway on October sponsored h. n
African Academy of Arts and research Salem Ns,J Il
church has been selected the meeting place fo n
closing activities of the conference Oct Tbi W
York meeting will be attended by scholars who Mil m
ent papers dealing with education and culture cooni
will be presented.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-05
Remember Monroe, Georgia

What's happening to the investigation of the Mon
roe Georgia ynchng2 So far the thousand of dollars
in reward money have been unclaimed As the Juror
public indignation and excitement die down. the will
be buried in the annals Of forgotten history
thing isn't done about il.
other events have pushed this incident from the
front pages of the white and coored press The murder
go subnely confident that nothing will be done
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-05
WHAT
ABOUT YOU?
BY Victor Hicks
The Title Of q Bit Of Music

Out Of the miSts OF Anthropo-
logy come many Of the more in
tercsting behaviors and bellies;
practices and cares Of the sophis-
ticated modern.
In this instance we speak OF
music. A very popular musical
opiaie
Hey Bop a Re Bop"
Hey Bop A Re Bop IS q con-
venient Jazz corruption Of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-05

THE TRUTH
BY Rev. VIM. LYslss
Just Thinking Alter Vacation

About me last Of June or the
first % August thousands Of
people leave home o. they are
pacSing up preparatory 20 leav-
INC or tha; long waited vaca-
ton L has no., been made clear
% ths writer iust what guy"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-05

llpAl dllA NAciAA
OF native HAITI
ans and DIukas
10 a voodoo god
worship ed as
the god OF unity.
good fellowship.
JOY and racial
solidarity. The
song IS Hal
Papa Legbs
T h g corrup-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-05
REGISTER TO VOTE

The time is drawing nigh when all oooa
must exercise their right of the ballot in ord eh
their representatives in Lansing and Washingt" ss
First however, you must REGISTER 10 Votn
The city hall is open now for those who ~
gister Don't delay Don't wait another day G.. \
one task accomplished vel u
Register now so you may vote later
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Nsl

September IS. 1915
Dear Mr.. Boykin
Enclosed. pleas ind I'd
Cor sl35.0O as E7eneze-s a
,ribution 10 the Steve Ysko "a
The movement Is q grand q
and I regret that we canno; e.,
butte more az this tme
With best wishes io- yo4, q
tnued success. I ant
Sincerely ycgS
Carlyle F. Stewart
Minister
deep longing; a sincere plead
plus an offer 10 compensate 4
the gods favor. There is Nd
than depth 10 the phllosof1
forming the emotional exp-a
sion Of the title Plea Thsr|
ength, breadth, hope cena,7
satisfaction and prayer a.. veg
Cd into a tuneful Orgy that 4
celops to the emo * q 1sir
It's a far from simple some'fr'
lis a compleXity WHICH rele51
plea escapes the un.nlua,ei' 2
casual listener feels what he r''
er understands.
OF course YOU axe 700 ta' 2
away from that or, o u1
tmaybe), but, YOU bed n''1
think about your Papa Legoa
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-10-31
$4,000, 900 EXPANSION
: 9nkscr;ption $500 . Yea

[Continued from Page)
new substations, and secure hard
to-get equipment. He emphasized
the fact that the new dam will no.
in any way affect the flow Of water
past the Chautauqua grounds.
More than a year ago engineer
Ing studies were reviewed IN con
junction with Ebasco Services, In
corporate, New Tork, and tentative
pisna for the work were layed out
KssxssNae OF the specialized nature
Of the wnrk, and Recause the COM
pany Is desirious Of Incorporating
every latest method, many of the
details pertaining to structure and
equipment are still undetermined.
For the last few years The Day
ton Power and Light Company
has been carefully studying the
growth Of metropolitan and sub
urban areas in this territory, in
order to accurately estimate the
future requirements of its service
A study Of the Miami River from
the present Millers Ford Station
on down toward the Ohio River
was thoroughly investigated by
our engineers for possible poWe,
plant sites, and the present loca.
ton selected as the most adyantag
eoals.
Mr.. Long pointed out that
........... this kind of planning
several years In advance of th'
actual construction is necessar.
because Of the time required Il
fabricate equipment and eree
structures. He also added that tn
expansion program has beel
planned to meet the power need
created by future demands Of in
duStry and business In this area
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-10-31
Knowing Meat
Cuts Valuable
HOnennaker

Ability to identify the many cuts
Of beaf, veal, pork and lamb is of
practical value to every home
n..l.en - to every food buyer. No
less important is q knowledge OF
The cooking method or methods
best snited to each cut, since meat
na.st be cooked according to cut
Tor best results.
Cllsrs Is q Caide
This chart will serve as q guide
In selecting and ccoking beef. The
methods recommended were
adopted following exhaustive meat
cookery studies at state colleges
and the United States Department
Of Agriculture.
In cooking meat, the degree Of
tenderness is the governing factor.
Some Of the cuts are tender and
are prepared to best advantage by
dry heat methods roasting, broils
ing, panbroiling and frying. Others
are less tender and must be cdDked
by moist heat - braising and 'siu-
mering. Meat should never be
boiled, say the authorities.
A rule Of meat cookery found
to be more important than any
tother is: Always use low tenpera-
'ture." This applies no mstter what
cut is being prepared or what cook
inR method is being used.
Advantage Of Low Heat
Thousands Of carefully con.
trolled tests have shown that from
is to 20 per cent more meat is
provided when it is cooked at low
temperature. Furthermore, the
meat is more tender, b iuicier
more uniformly cooked and more
favorful.
In selecting meat cuts, It il I'M
portant to remember that there il
no difference in the nutritive vals1,
of the lean and fat Of the less
popular cuts and the more pop
a!&r OH w..
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-10-31

TN THE ALLEGORY OF the temp
tation in the garden OF Eden,
found in the third chapter OF
Genesis, Adam and Eve yielded to
temptation and ate OF the fruit
81 the tree Of knowledge of good
and evil, although they had been
warned not to touch it. Their
punishment was banishment from
Eden, or that heavenly state OF
consciousness where only good Is
known. Humanity has ever been
involved with the belief of both
GOOD and evil, or double-minded-
ness, from which has cvcsillated
belief in both spirituality and ma
teriality, riches and poverty,
health and disease, success and
failure, intelligence and lsnor-
ance, purity and sin, courage ana
fear, life and death, and 50 forth.
Humanity has beel tei:;,s:,if'i
further to believe that it IS harder
10 do good than evil, easier 70
serve matter than Spirit, less dsl-
fcult to sin than to remain pare
and upright. Centuries ago, be
cause the Hebrew people wars
vacillating in their allegiance Z
God, infinite Spirit, Joshua wa
forced to rcbuke them and as.
h1onish them to serve God lnstSat
!of indulging in sinful pursuits AM
pleasures. He said (Joshna 2i:lo1
"Choose you this day WHOM y,
will serve; whether the god
which your fathers served t5a
were on the other side oi th
food, or the gods Of the Anofite:
In whose land sc dwell: but Z
for me and my house, We NJ
serve the Lord" 1t IS essential I
discern between the true and IL
false, the spiritual ard the mst(
rial, il we are to be vel! az
happy.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-10-31

8us6sa 1Mnss1 heS shs i sixtt
ShasnikdmSht, i'ThoI shslt hoi
kllI,s make Il Wrens 70 kill animals
/ Answer-Jesu interpreted It Is
tforbidding murder, which 10 the "
lawful taking OF human life. (Ses
Matthew 1919
| o.--i have heard that two chap
EEtSrs. ofsths aibis are exactly alike
IIPisass tell mo which ones.
I A.-No two chapters OF the Hot,
Bible. are exactly alike, but the'i
Ii little difference between lsaiaa
81 and Kings 10.
| o.-Doss the Bible say anythIrt
about chrlstlans marrying unbo
llsvsrs7
A.--Read the whole sevenn
chapter Of / Corinthians. and =
kics also the principle laid down Il
b Corinthians 6:14: "Be ye not un
equally yoked together with tnsa
Hsvsrs: for what fellowship hail
rishtsousness with unrightsous
ness? ana what communion hath
Tight With darknessT
o.-Whe printed the first slbls
In Amsfieaf
/, A.-John Eliot printed the Net
Testament In 1864 and the who
Bible In 1868. both In an Indian d 1
lsct. This was the first Bible tran Y
i lated and printed In new laIgi
ago Tor purposes Of svangslixation
Il was also the first Bible printed
81 al ths Americas.
o.--Whsrs In the Bihls 10 the 81:
| presslon, "oat Of the frying pa |,
Into the fire.7
| Alt IL not In the Bible. but Il J
frying pan il mentioned twice !
the Scriptures. Leviticus 2:7 "a
II thy oblation be meat oiieTii !
baken In the fryingpan, It shall
made Of fine flour with OIL" Ar
Leviticus To: "And all the me
offering that IL baken In the over
and all this IL dressed In the frsi
ingpan. and In the pan. shall be tiia
prjests that offereth 1t"
! o.--Why doesn't the Bible "a,
something about health ~ we'll Al
about the soul?
| Alt says lot about healti
and right living. John 2; BE
loved, wish above ell things tha
thou mayest prosper and be y
health, even az thy soul prosper
eth" Romans 12:1: Il beaeech yo'
therefore, brethren. By the mercie
OF God. that ye present your bodie
1 living sacrifice. holy. acceptabl
unto God. which II your reason
able service" Corinthians 10
~: Whether therefore ye eat 0
. drink, or. whatsoever se do, do a
TO the glory Of God" tsee also
Theasalonians s:2"; t'o.'nthian
e:21; CpT1p..-.~-~~A --4---e
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px7 7IiE ~ 49,
|HlbE QuE5IlDn5|
AN$W<REp ~ TIC
| Voice kpRopHEGY
,srsssXTynNN alen aanAoeA1JeA
ateu aaoAoeAlJ9e

I ouestlon-Whe ware the 0sn
Allies cften mentioned IN the Diossf
| Answer-The word "Gentiles
kimply means the peopiss or NJ
hons. Israel was Gods peculiar
ieople, His chosen nation. tExo-
bus 1876; Isaiah 43:z0.) The Gen.
kiles were all other pattons ana
Peoples. -
Q.-ls the atom bomb msntlens1
b the scriptures7
A.--No, but the description q
tyents in the "day OF the Lard" =
klRgestive. .But the day Of the
Lord viii come ~ = thief IN The
l'xht: IN the which the heavens
tall pass away with great noise.
nd the elements shall melt with
kryent heat, the earth also and
be works that are therein shall ~
burned up" Z Peter s:1o.
Q.--lf / aiways love my nsishbss
nd am hensst will net 0ss =
Ieavsnf =
A.-Listen TO this: Jesus sai4
! htc him. Thou Shall lovssths I1r
y God with MI thy. hsart. An4
tith MI thy soul. and with Oh ~
lind. This 10 the fire. and gresa
bmmandment. And the second Z
ke unto It, Thou shalt love thJ
eighbour as thyself." Matthew 22i
t-39. A good many people are aDs
overlook the first and great com
.andmenr. Our duty IL fret to Qot
then to man.
.o.-Are al praysrs hsard9
A.-All sincere prayers are heart
God, but not oil are answered
1 exactly tho way We wish Or ~
sect. God sometimes says. No
Bonetimes He gives what We ask,
sometimes He gives " something
better. Our saviour said: "Mes
ought always DO pray. and not Y
| hint." Luke 1871. Also in Matthe1
| (:7-11: Ask. and It shall be givS
iou; seek. and ye shall find: knocA
| end 1t shall be opened unto yoD
ior every one that asketh recei,
/ tth: and he that sseketh ffndeth
/ pnd to him that knocketh II sha(
/ Se opened. Or what man p then
! II you. whom II his son ask brsa(
viii he give him a stone? Or II b
] ,sk 4 fish. win he give him a SCI
ient1 II ys then. being evil. knot
low to give good gifts unto you
4 thildren. how much more shall you
father which is in heaven give goo
hings to them that ask HimY" Rca
1 Also Psalm 65;c.
i Ed. Note: address your questions
| be BIBLE QUESTION COLUMN. IA
foice Of Prophecy. Box SIS, Los Anselt
b, Cali. Bible questions Of general i
crest viH BE- ons.0eyed in this co!un'
= space peFmitA --
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One Of Dayton's leadihs r.
,orncys Who served two terms %
Member Of the Board OF E'dn-
ration: served his country ~
both World War ] and World
War IL; has nlajored ID sew
eral outstanding studies TO pc.
Ter ii, himself educationoii'
after completing college He has
also made an intensive study 81
Child Delinquency and has come
TO the conclusion thas most DC
Iinuueni eases can be traced !"
horne environments. 80 mann
parents are entirely siisina@'
,.,e,l in ,,,eir cllilslrcn's welfare,
and ,i,i, responsibility should bs
placed on The parents.
Mr.. Wi,hrow believes, iA.
nan, oil,er people, that y chill.
should be home and off iis
streets nj an carly hour and no
roaming around in small hour
of night. If youngsters necs
he aui after dark they should b.
accompanied lby their parents
Thi. would have n great tcnd
cncy 10 cnrb delinquency, IN.
IL lie is elected, has promise.
nc will do all in his power =
curb delinquency and enforc'
the law. n,
After mncl, scrioas though
und his observation o. VI
n:ou,.i;ng pcrccntas6S Of @
linquenry among teen ~ 4,
youngsters, MIR. Witi'row =, =.
;.,.d a. he a candidate 70
,;..ays of Domestic Relations .., 's.I. an
,,,yeu;i. Court. You will iin
his name on tho Non-pari*a
Judicial ballot. .,,,.,.,, Al
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true or False :?

Is ii true or is it false that Onc
must suffer for being good? It is
false, and as baseless as 1t is false
Is il true or is it false that maj
is fallen, discouraged, sick, or sin.
full? II is false, because God
Spirit, is pure, sinless, perfect:
and the real man is spiritual, His
exact likeness now and forever
Only that is true Of man which
God knows to be man. All is falst
that denies the perfection OF God
and of man as the manifestation
Of His perfection.
Whatever is true about God i:
true about man as His reflection.
Whatever is not true about Gotg
therefore, cannot be true of mari
His likeness. Man in Gods likci
ness is strong, fearless, pure. hol,.
Christ Jesus, our great Mastc-,
knew tIis so thoroughly that !!
healed instantly all manner u
diseases, thus revealing true mar
hood in all its purity and domir !.
ion. Hence he commanded (Ma..
thew 5:48), "Be We therefore per.
| feet, even as your Father whic''
IS in heaven is perfect" -.
Spiritual understanding reject
repudiates, and revcrses the false
claims of sin, sickness, and deaf,
because they are false and power
less, and discerns the real mar
forever free from all the claim!
Of mortality, forever one with al
the glories of life immortal. o.
page 227 of Science and Healtl
with Key 10 the Scriptures" Mar,
i Baker Eddy writes: "Discernin
The rights Of man, we cannot TAI
, 10 foresee the doom Of all oppres
: sion. Slavery is not the legitimat
/, state of man. God made man free.
- The Christian Science Moaitol
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- - -ss..sss u ysaasus
sss:' q:
nInlE lu|E|:S.;sTlnss /:
ANsWERE BY The
Voice EfpRnnHECY
ouesslor--what doe. samen'

!, ouestlor,--What does amen
(iean?
Answer-It means .be It So q
20 it. is 1t is an affirmation o.
%receding statement, which tie
peaker solemn.y makes his own
/ is also used as a proper name io'
iesus as affirming Gods promise
See Revelation S:14,)
Ole Italy mentioned 10 f''s
l'hie?
Ayes. three times; and Italian
E,~e. {See Acts 1872: 27:l; He
I,ews 1924; Acts 10:l)
o.-Please explain Psalm si:1.
What Is hyssop?
Ave quote the text: Purge
re with hyssop, and ! shall be
lean. wash me, and ! shall be
ghiter than snow" This is part
4 David's prayer for forgiveness
Hyssop is a plant that grew in walls
and crevices Of rocks and was used
t. sprinkle water and blood In ths
ceremonial publication Of the TEN.
lie.
CT have understood that heav
IN is a spiritual condition. Am
ruht2
A.-Heaven includes a spiritual
condition, but 1t Is more than that
Jesus said in John 14:1-3. Let moi
your heart be troubled. We believe
IN God. believe also In Me. In MY
FATHERS house are many mansions:
If it were not 80, would have told
sou. go to prepare a place for
rou, And IL go and prepare placs
for you. l will come again, and re-
ceive you unto Myself; that where
/ am. there We may be also Heay'
en- is also place.
Ole death tho end Of every
thino, az lots OF people say7
A.--That's an old question. jon
asked 1t more than three thousand
years ago. And he answered It, too
by inspiration. If man die, shall
he live again? All the days OF my
appointed time will walt, till my
change come. Thou shalt call, and
/ will answer thee: Thou wilt have
/. desire to the work OF Thine
Lands Job 14:I4. is. Jesus said
marvel not at this: for the houi il
coming, In the which all that are II
Ire graves shall hear His voice
and shall come forth; they tina
have done good unto the res'lrret
tion Of life; and they that hay
done evil, unto the resurrection 0
famnation" John 5:2S, 20. So. yo
sse. this first death is not the en-
pr anybody.
Ed. Note: ADDRESS yonT questions
HE BIBLE QUESTION COLUMN, ~
Voice OF Prophecy, Box SIS. Los Angel
S.. CaliL Bible questions OF general
tcrsst nil Je ansWered IN this colun
u space 0srnaiGa-
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fhs IL No. s*tha ssrsss ii messages pup.isteu i.
sonisisss,an toward aasS tataslaaS as;;isanassa.
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Q!9IScratc1i,,e.;zs|::@s:3;;|::: zs@;: ;|::;|:, S.:

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Evening star., 1946-07-09
Berwyn Navy Wife to Soil

Mrs. Ruth L. Wagner. 1909 Holly
wood road, Berwyn, Md. will leave
sometime before July Is to join her
husband, 1t. L. A. Wagner, Navy
Evening star., 1946-07-09

tract by this studio when Warmers
allowed her deal to lapse, after
Confidential Agent" with Charles
Boyer and Lauren Bacall. Now I
hear that Wanda is being tested for
big part in Alice Sit by the Fire. u
1 hope she gets it.
Richard Ney is really getting the
works at Goth Century y-Fox where
he has been offered a long-term
contract. Richard has an impor-
tant role in The Late George Ap-
| ley" playing the son of Ronald
Colman, and is getting a buildup
from the studio. 1t was hard for
Richard to get going at Metro, per-
haps because his wife, Greer Gar
son, is the reigning queen there.
And that's the way it always goes
In Hollywood-when one member
OF a family does we'll at a studio,
the other one does not.
Hedy Lamar tells me that if she
does not start Last Years Snow
within month of completing Dis
honored Lady"-"I won't do it at
all" Why the rush. Hedy? My Gun
solicited) advice would be to take a
long vacation first. You see, Hedy
is now producer as we'll as a star
actress and it seems to be a worri-
some combination John Wayne
also has found out that there is more
to producing than just giving orders.
When visited him on the set of his
producing starring picture. The
Angel and the Outlaw" l didn't rec
ognize him for minute. He looked
so worried.
Roland Culver, famed British &C
tor, back from location with EN-