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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-22
No Kicks Registered

WASHINGTON, March 18 -
(LPA) - There have been no
kicks from American con-
sumers about eating the new
"cream-colored" bread to re-
lease wheat for starving people
abroad. We're getting off easily,
in contrast with Greece, where
milling of white flour is illegal
except for making macaronl,
and Italy, where the bread ra-
ton - already insufficient -
has been cut one-quarter.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-22
Union Wins Extras

SAN FRANCISCO, March 18
-(LPA)-By nearly two-to-
one vote, the AFL Screen Ex-
tras Guild became the bargain
ing agent for screen extras last
week. Opposed by the indepen-
dent Screen Players Union,
their campaign to win back
Hollywood's extras to the AFL
fold was highly successful.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-22
No "Firsters" Needed

PENDEL HILL, Pa. March 18
-UPA)-"We urgently need
at the moment neither America
Firsters, Soviet Firsters nor
Britain Firsters but rather
those who see humanity as
greater than any single race or
nation" educational director
Mark Starr told a session of the
Int'l Ladies Garment Workers
Union-AFL Institute here last
weekend.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-22
GOsser Support Comes
From Many Regions
Delegates Pledge To Support
Toledo Leader For V-P Post
Continued On Page 2

Dozens of letters have poured into the office of Melvin
Schultz Local II president and chairman of the Gosser
vicepresident committee it revealed this week by the
Local II head He showed stack of letters foot
deep in which delegates and union officers from New York
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-22
PAC Drive Aimed
At Fall Elections
To Begin Drives To
Register All Voters

WASHINGTON March 18 (LPA)-Because political
action is necessary to protect the wage increases and the
purchasing of the people from the attacks of greedy
and also protect organized labor from anunon egsa-
ton the CIO executive board last week gave the full GO
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-22

to California had pledged
their support to Regional Di-
rector Gosser.
Practically all the letters
pledging support told the same
story, that ''Dick Gosser isn't
afraid to take a position and
fight for the rank and file" or
"Gosser gave me support in my
fight" and similar expressions of
appreciation for the work done
by the Toledo board member
during G the more than three
years he has served as regional
director.
Region Delegates Approve
Nearly unanimous approval of
Gosser's candidacy for the vice
presidency has been voic ed
throughout his own Region 2-B
with many delegates volunteer
ing to "go out and shake the
bushes" for him for the vice
presidents post, to be vacated
by Richard T. Frankensteen.
One delegate, who did not
Continued On Page 2
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-22
Region Delegates Approve

Continued On Page 2
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-08-01

The Pioneer and Poehlman
Hatcheries of Petaluma, California
will furnish the 100000 chicks for
the Philippines. Representative
Clarence F. Lea of California des-
cribed the process of transporting
these baby chicks to the Philip
pines in an issue of the Congress
sional Record dated August 2,
1916:
shipment is to consist of
baby chicks just after they have
been released from their shells.
Nature provides these chicks with
food to maintain them for "a
hours, or little more, so they
can be delivered to their new
homes without feeding or water
ing if transported within that
time
These chicks are all to be
furnished from five hatcheries in
Sonoma County. Shipments are to
be made in three installments of
about $4,000 each. The eggs will
all hatch at practically the same
hour, then each bird will be ex-
amined by skilled inspectors, and
only those in perfect condition
will be accepted for shipment.
1.-THE sex of each bird will be
determined and the total ship
ment of selected birds will con-
sist of $4,000 pullets and 10000
of mixed sex About one-half of
the shipment will be of White
Leghorns and the other half of
New Hampshires. White Leg
horns are selected for their pre-
dominant reproducing qualities
and the New Hampshires primar-
lily becaues of their meat produc-
ing qualities.
THE first of these flights is to
CONTINUED on Page p
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-08-01
LDT HEADMAN TO
VISIT SEATTLE

Felipe Esteban, Grand Delegate
of the Legionarios Del Trabajo in
America, is coming to Seattle on
September 26, according to adj
vance announcement received by
LDT Lodges here from the Fra
ternal headquarters in Oakland.
He will be accompanied by sew
eral high ranking dignitaries of
the Fraternity. The encourage will
stay in Seattle for one week.
meantime visiting Lodges in
Bremerton and Wapato. The larg-
est lodge in the state, in point of
membership, is in Seattle.
It is reported that some of the
objects of Mr.. Esteban $ v,sit viii
be the christening of the MEM
bers' babies. and the exaltation of
some members to higher degrees.
A big banquet and ball program
is being prepared to climax the
weeks activities and the Grand
Delegates visit with his cabinet.
1t may be held sometime within
the first week of October. Just be-
fore the distinguished visitors re-
turn to California.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-08-01
UNRRA SENDS FOOD AND
CLOTHING TO THE
ISLANDS

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. IA.
"A cargo of 1000 tons of wheat
flour secured by the Philippine
Government from UNRRA for re-
lief imposes has been shipped on
the SIS Henry M. Stephens which
sailed from Seattle, Friday, Aug.
9Th.
This flour is part of the mil
lion emergency relief aid granted
by UNRRA to the Philippines.
The Philippine Government al
so secured additional allotment of
100000 lbs. of used clothing from
the same organization for relief
distribution among war victims
there. This clothing is being
moved forward for shipment on
the Pacific Coast within the next
few days.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-08-01
TRUMAN SIGNS
LOAN-RESOLUTION
TO PHILIPPINES

WASHINGTON D. C.-S. J..
Resolution 156 which among
other things provided for loan
of $75,OOO,OO0 to the Republic of
the Philippines was signed by
President Truman August 8.
The loan was embodied in an
amendment to S. ]. Resolution
1876 extending the life and lend
ing power of the RFC and was
finally approved by the Senate
July 80 when it went back to that
chamber
This loan will enable the
philippine Government to carry
essential functions and activities
for a period of six months.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-08-01
Ministers Son Qualities
For West Point

Major General Edward F. Wit
sell, Adjutant General in the War
Department has confirmed the ap-
pointment of Mr.. Fidel Ramos y
Valdez, Is, as the first Filipino to
qualify for West Point represent
ing the Republic of the Philip
pines.
Mr.. Ramos came out on top of
200 applicants in a competitive
examination offered by the Philip
pine Government in Manila De-
cember 2. 1915, to further COM
pete for the West Point finals.
Among the IL remaining COM
peting candidates participating in
a final elimination ON April Is,
1046, young Ramos came out on
top again.
Fidel Ramos is a graduate of
the University of the Philippines
High School, and later attended
the College of Engineering, U. P.
after the liberation. He is the
oldest child and the only son of
Mr.. Narciso Ramos, Minister
Counselor to the. Philippine Am
bassador to Washington.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-08-01

a throat culture taken. If it is
found to be diphtheria the attack
may be made less severe by the
prompt use of anti-toXin.
For the sake of your own
ehild's health, and the health of
his classmates, do not allow him
to enter school this fall until you
are sure he is immune to diph-
theria." DR.. Ringle said. Delay
may cause many regrets"
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-08-01
PUBLIC WARNED OF
IMPOSTOR AT LARGE

A warning to all philanthropic
contributors in Seattle to beware
of man representing himself as
a solicitor 70 the Anti-Nacotic
League was issued recently by
the Council of Social Agencies
and the Better Business Bureau,
in a joint statement by Mrs.
Robert NJ Jones, Chairman of
the Council, and John w. Tru-
man, general manager of the
Bureau.
Calling attention to the fact
that the AntINarcotic League,
has not been active for moro
than five years, Mrs. Jones and
Mr.. Truman cited reports that
a man has been soliciting con-
tributions from individuals and
business concerns ostensibly on
behalf of the League. The Lee
ague is not now seeking public
support, and no one is author
ized to solocit funds on its be-
half.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-08-01
FOOD GOING TO
PHILIPPINES

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 20
The U. S. Department of Agri-
culture has authorized the ship
ment of $4,000 hundred weight
Pounds of wheat flour, equivalent
to 1870 short tons. to the
Philippines for the months of
September and October this year.
The Office of International
Trade, Department of Commerce,
has been authorized to issue H..
censes for export Of the wheat
flour allocated.
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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-08-01
DIPHTHERIA CASES POINT TO NEED OF
EARLY IMMUNIZATION OF CHILDREN
IMMUNIZATIONS OBTAINED FREE FROM ANY
LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT, HEALTH
DIRECTOR SAYS

Diphtheria is zone of the most important public
health problems in Washington, DR.. Arthur L. Rngle,
State Director of Health, declared recently.
record of 1914 far this year. resulting in
Deaths has pointed to ga definite need be that all
children are given immunzaton at early age the
health director said
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-08-01
TOp-NOtch Insurance
Man to Attend COnfab

Jesus tJess) S. Savella and his
wife and two children are ex-
pected to pay Seattle a visit
early next month on their way to
Canada Mr. Savella will attend
the Company's convention there,
which is only for West Coast Life
Insurance agents who have consis
tently been writing policies ex-
ceeding a quarter of a million
dollars.
Jess Savella is from Oakland,
and says that this trip will also
De a vacation for him and his
family. He is about the most
successful Filipino businessman
uealing in insurance.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-08-01
GOVERNMENT TO
DEVELOP POULTRY INDUSTRY
100000 CHICKS FROM CALIFORNIA
TO BE FLOWN AND DISTRIBUTED TO
ALL PARTS OF The new REPUBLIC

In effort to restore and develop the poultry indus
try in the Philippines the Philippine Government has made
arrangements to purchase 100000 booded chicks from
California and fly them to Manila where they will be dis
tributed to all points of the new Republic
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-08-01

He recommended that all ba-
bies be immunized at six months
of age, and that "boster shots"
be giveh wnen the child enters
kindergarten, and again when he
enters high school.
Free Service
Parents who neglect to give
their children this protection have
only themselves to blame" he
said. Communication may be OBJ
obtained free from any local
health department, or they may
be given by the family physician. +"
Throughout the country there
has been trend for more and
more adults to get diphtheria, DR..
Ringle said. In the ten deaths oc-
curing this year in the state, only
four were children. and the 9th
ers had passed their 10th birth
day. Adults who are not sure of
their immunity should request a
Schick test, which will show if
there is a need for re-immuniza-
ton.
First Symptoms
Diphtheria may be contracted
from close contact with diphthe-
ria patients; from convalescent
patients; and also from so-called
healthy carriers, who carry and
spread the germs without being
ill themselves. It's first symptoms
include fever and sore throat. A
doctor should be called promptly
when these symptoms appear, and
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-08-01

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-25

kje drugje poprej Evonilo dan,
kakor ma Teharjih."
Rantje 80 hill 8 edlogom ~
devolni in 10 jo kre1ili pr0ti Sv.
Ami. Jlitranji veter je jel pihlja-
|iti, OBJ Voglajni. in po bliznjih
traMikih je saastopala megla.
Pc vasi je BE vse spalo. il We
likih lin svetoanskega zvonika
se posveti in skmalu nato sc
oglasi mali zvon, g katerim se
6ez nekaj casa ubere srednji in
naposled z obema vjame vei-
XII. Milo je bilo sisati lepo ,lhra-
ne zvonove, razlegajoce Sc pc
tihi, v sladkem spanju pocivajo-
ii okolici. sestkrat 50 fantje
prenehai in vsakokrat ,zaceli
drugace. Pc koncani jutranjici
nabijejo topice in jih ma vseh
stirih straneh oh ,cerkvi nasta-
WHO in zapalijo, budec ljudi in
opominjajoc jih, da sc prieenja
proslava sv. Ane. Preden Sc raz-
idejo vsak svojo pot, ST oblju-
bijo, da Sc snidejo zopet pri yo-
litvi. Mlinarjev in simkov sta
sla Sc nekoliko pota molce pc
ozki, semintja koreninami pre-
prezeni stezi skupaj. Vsak je
incl polno glavo misli. Naposled
izpregovori Tone .prvi, rekoc:: (;
(Dalje prihodmWc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-25
(Nadul jevu,sje)

'Hvaljen bodi Jezus Krist ma
vekov veke!" pozdravi dosli do.
stojanstvenik grofa ter NADIA.
ljuje: "Hvaljeno in slavljeno bo.
di Gospodovo iine cd solncnega
izhoda do zahoda. Mir in pokoj,
Cast in postenje vsem vernim ma
zemlji, XII SO cistega srca in do
brih misli!"
me cencaj mi predolgo!' "a.
rezi grof mad MIN "a protipo-
zdrav ter nadaljuje: ''Prav nia
sc mi danes ne ljubi poslusati
pridig in litanij, ker imam zato
nalasc najetega duhovnika v
sgradu. Znebi Sc svojega poroci.
la: ter cakaj ma odgovor!'
Ma tax nepricakovan siroy
protipozdrav obmolkne papezev
poslanec, seze v Yep svoje siro.
ke obleke, izvlece veliko pismo
zapecateno crnim papezevim
pecatom in pravi: "ste Ii vi
Urh, celjski grof, kateremu je
pisrno pisano?" .-<
"Ako bi te hotel preprieati
da sem JAZZ res grof Urh, moral
bi te dati obesiti ma emile stolp
da Sc prepricas, kako so moi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-25

ce povzdlgniti med kneze in mi
podariti saniostojno Prav a.
raditega sem ,se tndi tolikokrat
pregresil proti njenn!" :.
+Ogleduh videc, da ga grof be
mi popolnonaa zavrgel se zrav-
ma in pravi: 'Kraljem in cesar
jem sem gledal ze ma dnu srca
ter izvedel "a najmanjse skriv-
nosti, XII SO jih kovali proti svet-
lemu grofu. - Vsako nakano
|proti vam skovano sem zasledil
pravocasno in zato me pray mic
ne skrbi, okorne Teharcane vie
ii ma hnaanice." Hotel je v tenn
slogu BE nadalje nastevati do
kaze svoje zmoznosti, toda grof
mahne z roko, da je ogleduh
milostno odpuscen, in odsel je.
Nv. Volitev nacelnika
Fantje, XII so prestregli sino-
ci grofa Urha ma ponocnjem de-
kliskem lovu pri Turkovem mill
nu tako srecno, so sc takoj ma
to vrnili k Pengarju, kjer jih je
gospodar pricakoval tezkega ST.
ca. Mlinarjev Janez mu je raz-
tolmacil yes dogodek cd kon-
ca do kraja in koncal, rekoc
"Ako ostane grof moz-beseda in
nam prinese jutri vplemenito-
valno pismo, moramo dogodku
molcati do smrti. Toda jako ma
10 mu zaupam, ker ga poznam,
da je wit kakor isjak in 81 DO
gotovo cd dveh Iii izvolil mani
se. Hudo bi sc mu godilo, &c IL
We narod "a njegove nakane. "a
torej molcimo, dokler ne mine
volitev. :Sedaj pa lahko noe, oce!
Ne zamerite, da smo vas tako
dolgo zadrzavali. Lahko noe
Marjetica, sladko spavaj! Ju-
tri Sc zopet vidiva, ako Bog da.
Lahko nocr
,:"Lahko noe" Jim odzdravi
Pengar, Marjetica Jim pa posve-
ii do vrat. Fantje odidejo. -
Prisedsi pod vasko lipo, Sc ze
hocejo raziti, kar pravi simkov
Tone: s''Veste kaj, fantje, spad
hodit ze nj vec vredno, sal sc
ze skoraj svita. Pojdimo rajsi k
Esv. Ami juaranjico zvonit. Te
sramote ne bono trpei, da bi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-25
MlinarjeU Ja1lez
Spisal: F. Kocevar

|sluge navajeni ubogati svojega
gospodarja. &c je torej pismo
|namenjeno grofu Urhu celjske-
mu, daj je sem, da vidim, kaj
hoee rimski papez cd mene!'
Pri teh besedah seze Urh DO pi-
smu, katero hoce poslancu iztr-
gait IL rok. %~,s
"Stojte Croft" pravi posla-
nee, umaknivsi Sc proti durim.
"Prej ne dobite pisma v roke,
dokler mi ne povrnete ,orozja
in konja, Jkar mi je bio odvze-
to ma vase povelje in Sc lie doll
!, pri velikih vratih vam smem IL
rociti pismo, tako Sc glasi dano
poroeilo sv. oceta v Rimu. Ko bi
bill vedel, da ste danes tako sla-
be wolfe, bi bill gotovo se ne
kaj dni pocakal in sele potem
stopil pred vas" .:l1t >.
"Ha, ha, ha," Sc zakrohota
grof. "Tako osabno Sc ze dolgo
nj nihce drznil govoriti z me-
moi" To izpregovorivsi, potegne
grof trikrat "a svileno vrvico, da
zapoje spodaj zvonec.
ia Boga, kaj nameravate,' ~
povprasa ga papezev poslanec
vznemirjen. 1,,,
mic drugega, kakor pismo
ii bonn dal po sill vzeti, XII je
namenjeno meni, grofu Urhu,
in katero sc branis izrociti mi.
Mar-i mislis, da sc bonn Jazz s
teboj pretepal zanje? o., kaj Sc,
"a ia posel imam druge 1judi v
,gradu."
Poslanec, videc, da je mai
bolje, udati Sc brez ugovora, ako
Sc hoee ogniti vecjim zaprekam,
izroci pismo grofu in ga prosi,
maj ga sedaj pusti mirno dalje,
ker mu zaradi 'odgovora nj bilo
nic naroceno. V tenn trenotku
'vstopi cetvorica oborozenih ''bi-
ricev. " j. =:
~ -, ..s T. .. -. .:-c ,,..";:
"Kaj SCI" Sc zakrohota divji
grof, "mar-li mfslis, da sem
zastonj klical svoje. ljudi? Pri'
mite mi tega," obrne Sc nato k
biricem, "in dobro mi ga cuvaj-
te do veeera! Ko Sc zmraci, mi
fga odvedite v Bezigrad."
Use prosnje in rotenje po.
slancevo je bio zastonj. Nj mu
pomagala trditev, da je posto-
pal lie kot verni sluga svojega
gospoda. Grofovo srce ie bilo
trdo kot kamen. Birici planejo
mad poslanca, ga zvezejo kakor
najhujsega razbojnika ter ga
odvedo, grof Urh Sc pa porog.
1.-Two krohota. 20 Bog, Tvoja
sveta VOLTA maj Sc zgodi!" vzdih-
ne poslanec in odide z birici.
Grof priene sedaj ogledovati
pismo. ogleduje 81 pecat, pre-
.bira naslov ter pretehtava pi-
smo, kakor bi Sc mu zdelo pre-
tezko. Koncno pa ga le prema-
ga radovednost in odpefati pi-
smo in je jane razvijati IL raz-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-25

nje samo pred seboj in - "a
.trepece. Krcevito je drzi Y
.rokah in oci mu izstopijo izpod
kosatih obrvi. Grof bere in be-
re ter postane snrtnobIed. ri
|smo, ki je zadelo grofA tako v
srce, je bilo izobcilno pismo. Pa
pei je grofa zaradi njegovih
hudobij, krivic, nesramnosti, ne
krscanskega, pohujslj ljivega ziv-
ljenja, nepokorscine cerkvi in
neposlusnosti tproti cesarjn Fri
deriku w. proklel in izobeil il
katoliske cerkve. 3s.a4,,
Grozno je dirnila ta novica IL
Rima grofa Urha in tresel sc
je, kakor trepetlika ma vetrL
in kleti je jel, da sc je nakrizem
delal ogenj. Svilnata vrvica ,od
zvonca 1nu pride nekako poneve-
donna v roke in grof potegne "a
MO. Takoj nato stopi nekdo ja-
ko ponizno v sobo. Bill je ogle-
duh, XII smo ga videli .sinoci pri
Pengarju. Mislil je, da ga je
grof zaradi sinocnjega dogodka
klical ma odgovor. Ia pa ga de-
belo pogleda, kakor hi ga ne
poznaL. Toda to traja lie en- sam
trenutek, kajti takoj nato ga
jane zmerjati in obkladati z
najgrsimi ,priimki. L. sluzbe ga
hoce spoditi in "a namecek tudi
v jece vreci zaradi njegove snoc-
ME nerodnosti. Ocital mu je, ko-
liko ga plaza ma leto, da je maj
bolje placan ogleduh, kateri po-
vrhu doticne place vlece "a vsa-
ko kolickaj vredno zrtev se po-
sebna darila. "Se enkrat," pravi
grof, Use hocem posluziti tvoje
zvitosti, katera te je snoci pu-
stila popolnoma ma cedilu. Bodi
preprican, da te bonn ali poseb-
no, nagradil, ali pa jako obcut-
1.-Two kaznoval, kakor 81 bos "a
sluzil. Prvo je, da mi poizves da-
mes pri volitvi "a teharskega
naeelnika, kdo so bill nasi snoc-
Mi tolovaji, drugic 81 pa izumi
kak pameten nacin, kako Pen
garje dekle dobiti v grad. Ne
zelim 81 je tolikanj sebi ma lju-
DO, sal vendar ze osivujem, ka-
Fkor mlademu kraljicu ogrske-
mu, Ladislavu, da DO incl tupa-
tam kako 'kratkocasno uro pri
njej, ker Sc v resnici bojim, da
Sc mu sicer pristudi ziVljenje v
gradu. Ma lovu in pri igrah clo-
vek vendar ne more vedno biti.
Mlada kri potrebuje vsak dan
druge zabave, da ne otrpne.
PRAY veliko imam made, da sc mi
posreci kraljeviea cd kralja po-
pomona odtujiti, kar bi bill ne
izmeren dobicek "a mas glede ma
razsirjenje in utrditev nasega
vpliva ma Ogrskem in v drzav-
nem oziru. Potem bi bio pac
lahko, znebiti Sc cesarjevega 60
spodstva in postati samostojen
ter iz grofa preleviti sc v kneza.
Ia ostale .sozarotnike mi nj mar.
Ko bi cesar lie pomislil, koliko-
krat sem ga ze resil IL raznih
zaprek in neprilik! Kolikokrat
sem mu napolnil prazno stole
&c blagajnice, in vendar me no
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-25
Pomivalke posode

dobijo dobro delo polni ali delni
cas-. Tovarniska kafeterija. Pla-
ca do ure. Dobi tudi obede in
uniforme. Poklicite HE 4444 in
vprasaite "a Mrs. Guenther. .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-30
PACE FIVE

day is "SuspeAse.'' story of strange savage and unbelievable emotions. leading beauSifh girl and the men who love her into a relentless drama of fear, Halousy and violent revenge.
 Five stars head the cast in the persons of Belita, world famous fec skating star who attainS new acc claim as a dramatic actress, Barry Sullivan, Bonita Granville, Albert Dekker and Eugene Palette.
 On the same program will be shown Joe Palooka, Champ" a comedyA drama. The main characters of the famous funny strip have been given authentic flesh and blood versions by Producer Hal E.. Chester, who selected actors with an eye to their resemblance to the newspaper drawings.
 Leon Errol stars as Knobby Walsh, manager of Palooka, who is played by Joe Kirkwood. Elyse Knox is seen as Palooka's girl friend, Ann Howe. Mom Palooka is portrayed by Sarah Padden. while Michael Mark is cast as Pop Palooka, and Sam McDaniel has the role of Smoky, the trainer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-30

currently employed on a new busin- ess building in Beverly Hills. The other morning Constance Bennett, while walking past the construction job, lost one of her high French heels. The carpenter came to her rescue and nailed the heel back on securely enough to let her go on her way. Miss Bennett expressed her heartfelt thanks and asked, Nov what can I do for you?" Ma am, ' answered the carpenter, with his deepest bow, you can buy me a new hammer. From now on, this ones going to be for Joking at only!" A chap like that should go far in Filmville.
 like Bing Crosby's story about the inveterate gambler who asked his bookie to put $1, 900 on the nose of a nag named Go Lightly" in a special three-horse race. Don't do it," warned the bookie. You've been good customer so I'm telling you don't do it. I own Go Lightly and he can't win.1 "If he loses" re- torted the gambler, hell have to run mighty slow. I own the other two horses"