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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-22
Selling Her House
Brings Ann Calls

HOLLYWOOD-One way to
meet half the people in Holly
wood, AYERS Ann Sothern, is to
announce an intention of selling
your house!
In casual conversation on the
set of "Undercover Maisie" at
M-G-M, Ann mentioned that she
would like to sell her large Bev-
erly Hills home. Since then,
she has been swamped with tel
ephone calls from nearly every
actor and actress in Hollywood
many of whom she has never
met-offering to buy the place!
Only drawback to the whole
scheme, says Ann, is that she
find a place for herself and
her daughter, Patricia Ann, be-
fore she can move!
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-22

The second name act that has
been signed by the committee is
the Great Gregoresko, the only
man who hangs himself and
lives to tell the tale" Two
predecessors have killed them
selves in the past two years at
tempting to duplicate this truly
remarkable act.
5. Of course there will be ira
peze, flying acts, horses, dogs.
ponies, acrobats and elephants.
Art Hit, general chairman of
the circus, promises the bulls
which is the common name for
elephants in the circus world
will be here in abundance.
Clowns? YESSIRREE, plenty of
theml
And from this grand stand it
looks like the "circus lovers" of
the Toledo area are in for a real
treat when the Grotto stages
their first annual circus at the
Civic Auditorium, December
fourth for seven days and nights.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-22
Lowford Reneges At
RoffIesnoke AS Pet

HOLLYWOOD - Actors
often receive many un-
sual proposals and gifts
from fans, but not quite
so strange as one received
this week by Peter Law
ford.
Peter was asked to adopt
a three-year-Old pet rat
tlesnake and her brood!
The fan, 14-year-OId
Kenneth L e h m a n, who
lives near Williams, Ari-
zOna, wrote that he and his
family were moving to Salt
Lake City, Utah, and that
his father would not let
him take the pet with him,
Peter, the boy wrote, was
his favOrite actor. II know
you will take good care of
her if you want her." he
said.
Peter, between scenes of
M-G-M's 'Tt Happened In
Brooklyn" drafted Holly
woods fastest reply to a
fan letter, thanking the
youth but declining the
honor.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-22

w. OAAA SAAJSJ - AAAN ~ ASNS~N~~ -
With this Schedule" it takes
a good screen story to bring
Miss Hepburn vest. "The Phila-
delphia Story" dragon Seed"
and without Love" were three
good examples during the past
three years. For 1946, the
story that caught her attention
is a suspenseful drama and ro-
}-rance titled "Undercurrent." 1t
co-stars her with Fobert Taylor,
who also has been absent of late
from the Hollywood scene, hav-
ing served for three years In
the. United States Navy.
@Whsn Miss Hepburn read the
motion picture script while in
the east, she gave it her dis
cerning attention and then
headed Immediately for Cali
fornia to confer with Director
Vincente Minnelli and Producer
Pandro S. Berman on the film.
That was proof enough of her
high opinion of the story.
The pairing of Miss Hepburn
and Taylor marks their first
time together on the screen, in
fact, they scarcely had met prior
to the initial days filming.
Their roles provide a strong
contrast with their last screen
appearances, when Miss Hep
burn did a comedy portrayal in
Without Love" and Taylor en-
acted a symphonic conductor in
"Song of Russia" He COM
Nleted the latter picture just
or to going into the Navy on
February 10, 1943.
In the supporting cast, the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-22

art authority attached to a big
museum. To develop the plot,
some conspirators try to drive
him insane-as if that co-pro-
ducing assig nm ent weren't
enough to drive O'Brien nuts!
white House" latest of
.RKO's This Is America" series,
brings us the history of the
White House from its erection
to the present. The executive
offices are shown as we'll as the
rooms which the casual visitor
sees.
The daring stunt pilot who
landed a giant transport plane
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-22

trees, to rescue Gary Cooper
from a tight fix in "Cloak and
Dagger" was Paul Mantz, who
won the Bendix trophy race
from Van Nuys to Cleveland
a few days later.
They're demolishing Tara
hall, and all the other Gone
With The Wind" sets that have
been more or less a permanent
part of Pathe'S 40 acres since
1888. On the foundation will be
erected a New England village,
representing Concord, Mass, for
Selznick's Little Women"
Right on top of the success of
Columbia's "The Jolson Story"
comes another announcement of
goth Century-Fox's plans for II
Wonder Who's Kissing Her
Now" based on the life and
songs of Joe Howard. I'll be in
technicolor, and if it runs true
to form will bear slight resem-
blance to reality. June Haver,
Martha Stewart, Reginald Gard
ner, Mark Stevens, Richard
Haydn, Vanessa Brown and
Charles Brown are in the cast.
So far Martha Vickers has
been seen on the screen only in
"The Big Sleep" in which she
steals certain scenes; she's had
featured roles in "The Man
Love-" "That Way with Women"
and "The Time, the Place and
the Girl" none of which have
been generally released. Now
she's cO-starring in Love and
Learn" Around Warner Bros.
they say she's likely to be a
star before the public gets to
know her.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-22
RADIO
and
RECORDS
On The Air

Sunday mite is still Sunday
mite, with Jack Benny starting
things off at seven, followed by
The Bandwagon, Charlie Nc
Carthy, Fred Allen, and your
choice of programs from that
point on. There's a lot of ex.
pensive entertainment coming
to you practically for free!
The political contests, plus
the increasing stress placed on
world affairs, has pressed Walter
Winchell to deliver what most
everyone would regard as his
best broadcasts. He gets the in
side info, and calls 'em as he
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-22

sees 'em. Winchell's statements
on politics and foreign relations
impress us as being saner and
more to-the-point than the big
wigs ideas -. the guys who are
being paid to handle our affairs!
The Contented Hours Monday
evening show features the "Kos-
telanetz of Canada" Percy
Faith, with guest stars each
week. The program is certainly
a standout.
Doesn't it seem as tho the Hit
Parade has lost its appeal to lots
of us? By the time a song reach
es the top of the list, most of US
are tired of hearing it. Mark
Warow's orchestra is one of the
best, Joan Edwards is swell, and
Andy Russell is okay, but they
really ought to revise their pro-
gram to avoid the outdated
tunes. Modern songs die a quick
deatn, you know!
Phcnogrdph Records
Tops in albums is Victor's
ANNIE GET YOUR GUN score,
eaturing such hits as The GFl
That l Marry, They SaY,cez
Wonderful, Got The Sun IN The
Morning, Doin' What Comes
Natcherly, and others. Audry
Marsh, Tenor Jimmie Carroll
and others join Al Goodman'S
orchestra in some really fine
music here.
The same Al Goodman orr
chestra assists Earl WrSghtsons
tenor and Mary Martha Briney:
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-22

two stars have been surrounded
with an imposing array of
dramatic talent. Heading the
list is Robert Mitchum, cur
rently in the Hollywood lime
light as the result of his hit
portrayals in "The Story of
G.I. Joe," "Till The End Time, :"
and the male lead opposite
Greer Carson in "a Woman of
My Own" The veteran stage
and screen actor, Edmund
Gwenn, is cast as Miss Hep
burns father, with Marjorie
Main adding comic relief as a
maid of all work.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-22
Every New Hepburn Picture
Is An Event In HOLLYWOOD
Robert Taylor and Katharine Hepburn Are
Coming to Valentine Theater THANKSGIVING

Approximately every twelve months Katharine Hep
burn returns Hollywood make motion picture
the interim she sometimes stars in Broadway play,
es merely retires to her family home Connecticut
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-22
The Big Top Moves Inside

Inc held OF ccuSdom has well
acts and fortunately the Groo able
ally known Terrell Jacobs and his "a fighting
tigers This act featured for years Ringing
Barnum nd Bailey
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-22

ODDS AND ENDS Lawson
Zerbe, who's been specializing
in Williams, stepped into the role
of congenial Butch Brent in
Road of Life" with surprising
ease Nan Merriman knew
the words and music of "a
songs when 18 months old
Janet Leigh was thrilled at
making her screen debut as Van
Johnson's heart interest in "The
Romance of Rosy Ridge"-but
it meant milking a cow, feed
ing pigs, and falling in the mud.
. The Captain From Cas-
tile" cast looked forward to 60
ing to Mexico on location, till
they found they'd have to be in
occulated against typhoid, teta-
nus and smallpox first!
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-22

Recall
Memories

| HOLLYWOOD - M any oI
Hollywood's film stars, who
will be celebrating their birth.
days this November, take per.
sonal pride in looking back to
a particular birthday which
gave them special happiness. II
was one such birthday:
Five years ago:
|. when Jose Iturbi, who is
currently starring in M-G-M S
THE Birds and the Bees" re-
ceived a letter from the Civilian
Air Patrol accepting his appli-
cation for enlistment. The
famed pianist still considers it
one of his most priced gifts.
S. r. o. Sign
Seven years ago:
when Katharine Hepburn
received as a token, from the
cast and crew of the stage play
"The Philadelphia Story" the
SRO sign which had hung out
side the boxoffice for AT per-
formances on Broadway. The
M-G-M star still treasures the
souvenir.
Eight years ago:
When Phyllis Thaxter got
her first break on the Broadway
stage playing a bit part in
What a Life!" 1t was her start
on the road to success and she
never forgot it.
Nine years ago:
when Richard Quine en-
rolled in studio school with
Mickey Rooney and Judy Gar
land upon signing with M-G-M
as a juvenile actor.
With Hepburn
Fifteen years ago:
|. When Sara Haden made
her initial appearance before
Hollywood cameras with Kath-
arine Hepburn in "Spitfire."
She has recently completed her
64th film with Mickey Rooney
in Uncle Andy Hardy"
Twenty-Five years ago:
|. Lewis Stone, the lovable
Judge Hardy of the present
Andy Hardy series, was one of
the first stars to join M-G-M.
The veteran actor just COM
pleted his 48th picture under
the Leo the Lion banner.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-22
.ased by Western Newspaper Union.
BY Virginia Vale

Pat O'Brien says he's all
washed up as a movie producer.
I've just finished reproducing
l'Crack-Up'" f" Che also co-stars in
the RKO picture, with Claire
Trevor and Herbert MarshalD Z,
"and decided it would be my
last because, for one thing, you
lose a lot of good friends. l had
parts for six actors, and about
200 of my actor friends asked
for those six parts" Besides
teaching him what producing a
picture means, "Crack-Up" gave
him new kind of role; he
plays a lecturer and highbrow
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-22
NEW BLOUSE UNIoUE

Designed to please the teen
age girl is Elizabeth Taylor's
new blouse. The washable white
rayon crepe is covered with her
first name hand-painted in
brown and green. 1t is beauti-
fully tailored with short sleeves
and small high-necked collar,
Evening star., 1946-11-05
-Four Years Of College
Offered 10 5000
For Navy Reserve.

Application blanks today were en-
route to high school heads, college
deans and naval ofIicer procure
ment officers throughout the Ma
ton as the Navy announced plans
to expand by 5000 men its Reserve
Ofncers' Training Corps and Avia-
ton College program.
Eligible for the examination, ac-
cording to the announcement, are
high school seniors, youths with
equivalent education and men now
in the Navy who still will be under
21 years of age on June 80, 1947.
Applications must be filed before
December II for examinations to
be held in more than 500 cities on
January 18, 1o47.
Those qualifying for the NROTC
program will receive four years
training in any one Of 81 colleges
and universities with Naval ROTC
units. In addition to tuition, books
and fees, trainees will be paid $50
monthly. Those accepted for the
aviation program will receive two
years college training, followed by
two years flight training.
After completion of training
NROTC enrollees will be required
to serve two years as ensigns with
the Navy or as second heutenants
in the Marine Corps. One year Of
active duty will be required Of those
completing the aviation course.
Another feature will be six to
eight weeks summer cruises during
training, the Navy bulletins an
nounced.
Evening star., 1946-11-05
Baltimore Markets

1AdMoRE; NOV R.-Proauee: Ap-
sfnans Hse Wsst vfss: and Ne.
sSshe1 baisst s.o"a sma Esst.In sn,s eratsf so
f.ir ha auslity' M ene1H iaSs 90: 2&ineh, $3.50;
sss sss i.r aas,ts s697s S5eet a1m.s THss g.
ss:a. ss:a sgess a}ssa 3sss sss
= :Sns i:asS sSs RsRsi sns6 se
a::S-s.s1; faiF II. quality; 175-a !-. e. 2m-
Potatoes--Market about steady. Sup
plies liberal; demand light: l0o.pound
s.IS-20: Pennsylvania, Katahdins, 2.10:
sa,a,,ng rs; yer, feK hishsr' fair quality ana
1SH virsin!s, bushsi BASKET: coIasns, = :. No,
1:r L: ausity sS tsr se' so2ts hs.as s.en'E{
fair quality Nv as 100; nearby y 6S SSHsh.l
fsW fss aorsh c.roiin.. Al III I susel baskets.
Porto Ricans, o. 8. No. Is, few 800.
Pouitry-Market 1b9ut % stsasy, s,.r reeeipss p.
fowl, colored mostly IS cents; Leghorns,
sos2 cents; dTeIs mostly ,:pss :rsund s.5s 30
esnts; ssa,s turkeys TOMS $3.50 eeh''' hen''
Livestock.
Cattle, 400: representative classes active,
ss.ay with a noadas sia .nd isw
steers, ID. 00-18 90: part load good young
heifer type beef cows, Id. 90; common 1no
medium beef cows largely, 10. 00-13 90, few
high Yielding individuals to 400; canners
and cutters, z 500 80; shelly canners down
to 700: medium and good weighty sausage
bulls scarce, Quotable Il .00-lb. 90; Hght
and medium weight, 10.00-1 90: load at
arounE S45 pounds. IS CO.
CalSes, 70: vealers and welghty slaughter
calves nominally steady: mixed lots, good
and choice. 120-220 pound vealers auotaole
lsoo-29 90: sommen and medipm no yesisr. Z e6.
Gull calves and 1: rsalsrs ,a dewp :. tg 1oxen 20
Menasy: mSs 'SS, GOOD and and choice Soi barroWs and
siits up to $50 pounds. "A g.. the top;
heavier weights scarce, available, 22.25;
good and choice sows, 21.25.
Sheep, 100; slaughter lambs scarce;
active, steady with Monday: closely sorted
lots. good and choice, S0-11O pound wooled
lambs, 20 00-22 00s common and medium,
1900 1900: culls down to 200; slaughter
ewes slow. steady: good and choice. 500
900; common and medium. 4.00-7.bO:
culls down to 800.
Grain Market Closed.
No grain today because OF election.
Butter receipts, 1890 pounds: eggs,
,49I cases; A. extra large. 81 to 90, few
90 cents; large, IS to go; mediums, 46 to
so; B, large, AZ to Al; mediums, 81 TO
A.; c, large, SO to Al.
Current receipts 80 to b5.
Evening star., 1946-11-05
Cafe Ends Test
| OF Prices Set
| ByCustomers
BY The Asseeiaisd Press

CLINTON, Iowa, Nov. 5.-The
restaurant customer would prefer to
pick his steak and let the proprietor
name his price, in the opinion Of
Floyd Magee, Al, World War II
veteran and co-partner in the Port
Hole Cafe.
Mr.. Magee should know for his
restaurant served $40 meals under
an experimental policy of "the price
you say is the price you pay" before
abandoning the program yesterday
The co-partner. who last Wednes-
day started letting customers pay
wnat they thought their meal was
worth, said he found "a reluctance
among our customers to set their
own prices" The customer showed
n preference for q set schedule for
meals" Mr.. Magee observed.
As q result of the experiment, he
said q price list averaging II per
cent below the previous set prices
has been drawn UP.
Evening star., 1946-11-05
Woshinaton Produce

,,. Eoos-Markst very ws.. an and d5aEss ssr.'
SHARPLY SS1, iprA loSsr Nearby receipts extremely
grade A, large. 63-s6; ayerage. So; medi-
uns LIVE e PSo1LffRYnartss e fssYee isfs weak se with
Receipts light: but adequate der ,b,aI, Isdussd
Toxi. heavy. Is; Hsht, ss-2$; broileTs.
fysF sss s4sf s.s f.. .nd n'S g
paid fob washington. Fowl. heavy. SO;
light. 27-30; broilers and fryers. 42-43;
roasters. 44-45, few lower.
Apple Supply Heavy,
ass.y hs.y ,tosf Ss. mssssf
aa %iffet M.sy.nd ssS9. sse.q % vrsinis
Eastern is mesi Crates, T. 8. Is, Grimes, ~ inch
R,angI soosgs SsGs.S Ms9nso.S sneh %nimam
2:60-275; 91a-ineh minimum. 3.0o-ss3o;
..neh minimum s7S; q. sssymsnns' S man NH IA
mum mam, msn5%am sso"sa5: 's sssineh minimum and
S5nsb S5nsbb minimum minimum 9 & Tsiity. usisy. sS- ssS
9Oi sisOineh e' minimum ai a I and i.raer. q. NTH.
minimum: s;SS:ssS; 2':;lnsh sis h. m,n,mpn snnp.n
ssss: som:.. s.ines mia%a%' %ai%a2a g. ~
insh minimum and S;inch minimsnm. mum. snS no
l'fss5 BshNs & s. Gl1aA5wsappii.. Ia osDUi moderate;
market about steady. Long Island; d;,t eushsI ne
hampers best. 500; ordinary quality 10"
BRocSccoLI-supplies liberal: market
about sesds es.s.a do.en
ysnia. 400, ss, 1.bo; New Jersey crates
s,,.s:' s:T'1 a.rs:t ss
mystic S ts4 Eonna aa,s, s,Rs sx z
sacks, domestic round type. LOO; S Msx
cARRoTs-supplies moderate; market
sy :.I.a ,r.s.. dozen G.sossSS:s ssSsoo f .us
Baskets, topped; Washed, New Jersey 126;
:5E!t sIsS1 .tIsSssr New Ycif
er.tss. ' @ @aS1a 30; New Jersey. crates. i
T.: Y:,, nGssss:ss ,s.,sss ss.:t s4ss::
Trimmed tops. Golden Heart, all sizes
steady. California. Los Angeles crates,
fsir quality, .oo-4 SO: mostly around 40.
YORK, bo.pound sacks, yellow dlobesl Q; 9:
No. I. 1.00-I.eb: mostly around 20: taiTf T
Gehs.n sH.ty nosty TSdna SACKS Ks vhss
1.O0-1 is; mostly around ] 10; calif9rnia.
6O-pound sacks Sweet spanish. $500 per
cent q. s. No. / quality. 3-tnch minimum,
PEAs-supplies light: market about
steady; California. bushel hampers fair
aufa!sTF PoTxfoEsLsuppu.s + 81 liberal; m.rk..
SACKS. Katshdins. 25o-2. Is; mostly around
Ra4.l. ans 1Ss s. leOeessasf
37b; 1oO-peund s.skss I6 K.tahd,n1, Inat1. rourd o.
1882 4O:- New Jersey. 2 2.40-2. go mostly M
around $50. Pennsylvania, 2.25-2.bo;
sPiNAcHEsupplies liberal; market dull;
bushel baskets. Savoy type; Pennsyivania'
Ney swEET HsEif' PeoSrHToEsmsuppIies POI liberal;
market dull: Maryl.nd; bushel BASKETS. e
SiSenn SO; mostly q srouDd @ 30; North carolina,
bushel baskets, Puerto Ricans. o; B. NO. l,
3 2.50-3 90: mostly around 2.76; LouiSiana'
bushel crates, Puerto R1cans. q. 3. No. ],
best, 325-3. 80; fair quality. 3. 0O-3 10;
Virginia, bushel baskets, Nancy Hans, q. 3.
No /. 25-2. rs: mostly aroun zoo.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moderlte: market
dull: repacks, .10-pound baskets, 1.15;
California, originals. luss. o. 9. No. !:
ns Iarser. s.oo-s'b6: New YORK. ao-pound
lugS ripes. wrapped, 90.
ORANGES|Supplies heavy; Florida,
wire-b bound boxes, al sizes. wide range IN
prices. 2.O0-3.50, according to quality and
condition.
Evening star., 1946-11-05
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Nov. s up tUSDAD HOGS
opened steady to. Is lower; later. 1880
lower; light weights steady: sows strons
to 25 higher; early sales good and choice
l5o.a7o pounds, ,oS % s;sS-so; 1 .ep; oo 1850
interests; Io0-1bo pounds. mostly 90 90;
seews; p 5o-76; 6o stars' 17oo-1s.oo; boars
Cattle, $500: calves. 1,4o0; steers
fully steady with average GOOD at e; oo
2o:6o; limited movement Of hsiiers and
dium to low good kind, 1b.0o-1s 90. with
some common descriptions sround 1900.
ever last xsek,s selling: good COW,
diun beef cows, IL .00-14.00: Gamers and
cutters largely s:oo-1o; rs: only odd head
per accounts and some deals unevenly
higher: good bulls around. Is .00-50; me-
dium to good kind. 13.Q0-I6; choice veal:
ers SO CENTS higher at 1890; medium and
Sheep, 5000; market not fully estab-
Ashsd; few merely sood lambs to packers
GOOD and choice above 22.6O.
Evening star., 1946-11-05
Truman 10 Place Wreath
Al Armistice Day Rite

President Truman will place q
wreath on the Tomb of the Un-
known Soldier in Arlington Gene
terry at II am. next Monday, it was
announced today.
The American Legion will hold m
Armistice Day ceremony in Airing
ton Amphitheater after the Presi-
dent places the wreath. The United
States Army Band OF the Military
District of Washington will partici-
pate in the ceremony.
Evening star., 1946-11-05

Look toward Korea and Japan! thrilling job and
lfe-wth interesting work sports entertainment and
travel be had for the asking by qualified
young who volunteer for of the famed Far Eastern
units listed at right.
What opportunity what job! Choose one of these
great divisions then sights for that will
be valuable all life Training in OF these crack
units will stand you in good stead wherever Study
foreign language Learn the fascinating details of Military
vital to future and world prosperity
Japans Isles of Pines but sample of the attractions
of Army in the Far East The Army has reopened
comfortable hotels, theates swimming pools tennis clubs
golf courses ball parks These-ailiar haunts of
toursts-and many developments-provide broader
choice of recreation for Army than enjoyed by the
average civilian at home.
Not everyone measure up to this job Only 3-year
enstees prescribed physical and mental standards
enjoy the benefits of such job High overseas pay
excellent medical and dental good food and lodging and
generous retirement plan make your future in the Army
Ground Forces good to miss! See nearest Army
Recruiting Officer for full details
Evening star., 1946-11-05
Jews Have 100 Ships,
Many Unsafe, TO Garry
REFUGEES, British Say
By ths Asseeiatsd Press

HAIFA, Nov. 5.-British naval
intelligence officers asserted today
that at least 100 ships, many paid
for with money raised In America,
have been purchased by Jewish un-
dersrount organizations to carry
refugee immigrants from Europe to
Palestine.
Omcers said they had list Of
100 ships, most Of them unsea-
worthy" which had been bought
for the refugee trafic and which
now are lying in Southern Euro
pean ports.
Methods for hating the unauthor-
ised immigration Of Jewish refugees
to Palestine will be discussed this
week at Malta at . conference Of
naval authorities under Admiral
Sir Algernon Willis, commander In
chief Of the British Mediterranean
feet. 1t Is expected that Palestine
police will be represented.
Five officers of the Palestine
police forces criminal investigation
division yesterday new to Rome to
help investigate the recent blasting
Of the British Embassy in the Ital-
ian capital, which q ''communique'
purportedly distributed by Irgun
zvai Le,iIni said had been done by
that Jewish underground organiza-
ton.
The "communique" said the en-
hassy was "a center Of anti-Jewish
intrigue" and that the bombing rep
resented the opening Of the Jewish
military front"
After completing their work in
Rome the Palestine police officers
are expected to join the Malta con-
ference.
Evening star., 1946-11-05
Defense Granted Delay
In Air Smuggling Trial
By NE Assseiotsd Press

PARIS, Nov. 5.-An American
co.rt-martial today granted a de-
Tense motion for a weeks delay In
the trial Of two air force officers
charged with attempting to estab-
lish an aerial smuggling route be-
tween France and North Africa
Tod II. Cohen Of Binghamton. N. Y.
requested additional time to pre-
pare their case when the court
opened this morning The trial was
accordingly set for November IL.
Evening star., 1946-11-05
Stipe Is Named Director
OF VA Social Service

The Veterans Administra ton TO-
day announced the appointment Of
Jack H. Stipe, former New York
social worker, Is director Of social
service.
After four years Of welfare work
in his native Oregon, Mr.. Stipe
served q like period as stan associ-
ate for the Community Service So
ciety of New York.
Since April / he has been chief Of
social service in the Veterans Ad-
Department Of Medi-
cine and Surgery in New York. He
Is q veteran Of World War II.