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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-21
Backstage
Hollywood
BY Leonard ClairmOnt
in the Pacific Coast Viking
June Havoc And Gypsy
Rose Lee Norwesians
Siqne hasso And All
kjelIin Make Movie

Left Erickson, who turned out a
swell performance in Warmers
''Three Secrets" sOlemnly hopes
that everybody will soon forget
that he once was a pretty success
full singer. He thinks that sing
er's chances for a lasting screen
career are about as thin as one of
Joan CrawfOrd's more glamOrOus
negligees.
Erickson admits that it was his
big strong voice that got him into
pictures in the first place, and
that was Is years ago, when every
studio In town was turning out
musicals as fast as they could find
titles for them. Those days are
over now, he believes, and the film
makers and the public are more
interested in acting" than the
song and-dance items, where the
leading man stops at least once a
reel to denticulate a popular song.
Left Erickson has been getting
some very choice roles lately, and
I particularly think he did good
job in "Three Secrets" where he
played the part of an understand
Ing husband, who had just been
told that his wife had had an ille-
Ultimate child before their mar
riage.
Some years ago I used to report
in this column about little Eilene
Jansson, who played sweet little
girl parts in many Universal pic
lures. Her father was a sound en-
gineer at that studio, and I got
first hand information about his
popular little girl. Now Eilene has
grown up. But she is still in de-
mand. Republic has signed her to
a seven-year contract for series
of Westerns.
Signe HassO, who scored with
Cary Grant In "Crisis," Is doing a
picture In Sweden together with
ALI Kjellin = or Christopher Kent
rs he was called here. The pic
ture Is being directed by Ingmar
Bergman, one Of the top names In
Swedish films. 1t Is a comedy,
"Such Things Don't Happen Here,
and there are all reasons to be-
Neve that the kjellin-HassO team
should be q good one. They both
have u terrific sense Of humOr.
Warner Bros. is buying old
newsreel films from Sweden to be
used in Bert Lancaster's new pic
ture, Jim Thorpe. All-American."
This Is the story about the In
dian boy. who became the greatest
figure in all sports history. The
newsreel films, which will be in
corporated in the picture were
shot at the Olympic Games in
Stockholm in 1912, when King
Gustav presented Jim Thorpe with
a trophy and proclaimed him 1.-THE
worlds greatest athlete" a name
which stuck with him for the rest
of his life.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-21

York, Monday, December 4. Ole
b. Rathsach, Danish representa-
tive and travelling passenger agen.
in the Chicago territory will es-
cort the Danish group and Arne
Rutquist. Finnish representative
and landing agent in New York
will take charge of the Finnish
party all the way to Helsinki.
Special entertainments, music,
films and Scandinavian Christmas
food will make these trips in adj
vance celebration of the coming
holiday season. A special folder
describing the excursions in detail
may be secured from the Lines Of
fices or agents.
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electric illuminating So. bon Der
Gltblir lltiIitp aopertiiins Miioclo.
ton 5llerfannt. 8eionocre slnerfen.
nuns fano bie berporroaeoe seric
bon sln5eisen 1T Seitunsen Glepc.
labs ,mo Norooit-Sbios iiber offents
lihe ge5icbunaen. Jranf S. Mpan,
afiite,1t bes GrGitoenten nno Iiret.
tor fir ScfientliMe gc5iebunsen Ser
Cos, lit fit an3eigen perant,port-
lid.
sluberhem erbielt sic ssirmo aud)
biidite rationale stnerfennuns fiir
einen SSatresberibt bonn Snterna.
tional Council Of Ss,euitrial goi,
tors fiir sic gortreiilidtcit ibre;
Sabresberibts t949.
Sic 3efIomefampaane Ser 5irmo
oeren Siued es lit, Snonltrie ,ody
Glepelono ilno 9toroolt-Cbio ais
better Sage in ser Station" su LOT.
ten, bat ibr notionoIcu Ml,i einsc.
broft. Sn SEN bier Nahtriessiobren
baIit lie, $7OO,OOO,OOO neuer Ssn.
ollItriecrpanion berbeiSuiiihun, ,uos
sur Shaiil,ne Sauienoer neuer .lr-
beitSitellen fiiErte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-01
Deutsche Gaben
gehen mach US.
Kvlinorisehe spezioIitueten

Sanburs. - Die erlten oeutide.,
rSlebesgaben" iiir Sic l(Ssl mad,
Dem ariege perlieBen fiir5lih NIT
elner Mald)ine ser oireften ssluu.
llnie Sambure-Neip Sort Sen
9anlbureer 6lusboien SubISbiittcI.
&llllnarilhe Spe5ialit6ten ans alien
oelltlhen 8auen puroen iiir ci,,
Trieoensbonfett in &idmono in Sir.
9lnla 5ulammeneeiteIIt.
Sen slnIab iiir bas ;sricoensban.
tett biloet bie Ginpeibums oes nelcn
Sentralflllgbaiens 9iidmono, Oeiien
slnlaaen bisber i'm Iienite Ser lrili.
tdrlu1tfabrt Itanoen. Su ocm, inter.
natlonalen gonfett meroen oas
Tlelld) als sluitralicn, bas genliiie
aus Spllanb, Ser @ein aus Ssronf.
reid, Bic Sorten aus Sblpeben uno
Der 9aiIee aus graiilien nod) Gid)-
mono gebraht.
Sic Seutihe gunoesrepublif eut-
ionote als geitros au Sicicm Seit
oeltid)c Spe5ialitGten ,pie 3oIlm0p,
le, aoiieler &ippenipeer, ,ueIti1liideu
S6lnfen, Gunlpernidel, SteiubGaer
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Fehmarn die groesste
InseI WestdeutschIands

lebrIinse aus fieoeriahien uno
Sdleslpis-Solitein cine sriinolidc
gerllfsausbiloung uno in Ser Sniel-
auptItaot illdt eiu fortibrittlider
9iirsermeiiter itets nab nellen Nli.
nen, oenn Sic Staot Burg jon ib0n.
ner tperoen.
Mit Silie zines Gamn1es ourd
Sen 9ruser 8inneniee iou bemniidit
eine @esfiir5uns sum Struno Burg.
tieic, Oem einjigen SitieebaO nit
Siioitrano, eeihaiien meroen. Seit
peniaen Munaten beltebt alberoem
alld ein YIon, oard) Siidtrns bon
9llunenIamcn Oie Sniel 6ebmarn
su elmer 9lumeninIcl su maben. Sie
bisber Ourd9eiiibrtcn Seriude baben
ale flimatiiben 9ebenfeu seritreut.
stad, slusiaa oes SitieeboOes Stiis
gen iiir ben weltoeutihen 6remoen.
perfebr pcrillht Uebmarn min, oic
sluImerfiamfcit Ser Siebbabcr Ser
SItlec aui iid 81 lenfen.
GGie 8elt", Sanlburg.)
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GGJ Mill IN Is Jatre
eitte talbe NtiuiarHe
bier a,.f,pen~ett
Girma mill bas 8eierbpir elef.
triider 8raft perboppeln

Gin Mil1ionen.9iloipott HeIer.
boir eleftrilher 9raft. bas bas mn,
borbanoene in bieiem @ebiet perbup.
peIt, miro i'm 2oufe ser nGhiten Is
Sabre bon Ser Glepelaro electric
illuminating 60. periiiebar genoht
spercen, I'M bet araftbunger Ser
SnSnIirie 81 iGttisen. Sm Sol''e
tieier Seit plant Sic Iirma aupitnl'
duispenc,msen in Sobe bon elmer
balben Wfillion Collar.
Mfit 6em You zines &roftiucrfes,
bes pierten, Sas $1OO.O00,000 fclten
fpirS, fol- in 8olbe besonncn ueroen
nno 5par an Ser @tiinbuna bes Gha-
arin Giper in Gait Safe. Seine Gr.
seuanna miro iid) ouf cine @iiIIicn
2ilo,patt bclallIen. Slu bies ,nl,roe
bon GGS.Grdiioent Glmer 9. Sino'
fetb BEL Ser gintpeihurg Ses nel,en
slnbals bcs &roitiuerfs in slpor
2afe betannt eeseber. Inter ieinen
BdIien beFonbcn iih Charles 6. @ll.
fcn, 8riiiocnt Ser General electric
Co., % 9iireer,neiiter bon benofs
borten Srten nit giirsermciiter III.
gllrfe bon GlepeIano an ser Spite,
cine erobe 8rl,ppe ganficrs, Greile.
uno RooioIeute ,nb SuSuitrielle.
9urh Die slnfii,ioiglngen Sino.
fets ipl,rSe bas slpon 2afe &roit-
fuerf ehpos in Sen Shntter eeitellt,
rbtpobI es burdaus feline aleinigteit
lit. gei gesinn i'm Sabre 1926 bate
sloon 9ote cine aupnsitdt bon SO,'
900 aiIcpott. Stlm iii Sic SSroSuf-
fion fiinFmoI 70 srob lno es lit oas
erGbte ser Gette. gnSe 1851 miro
hos Safe Sbore gserf GROCER 'cin.
oinoie.b sob feline beiinitipen Tldne
fir Sic Ginansier,,ne bes neuen
Groiefts berannt, ioete ober, man
braud,e S300,0OO,O00 ,reucs 8elo".
1tnb e. betonie, bob oies nid)t MIR
eteuern cSer Hegierungs5uid id,iiIlc
beiaebro6t iperbe. 'nnbern Srrh
9ouIenSe eripater ssnueitoren. Gs
tperbe pabrbait offenIliher gelis
zines 0ifentlihen getriebes 'cin, Der
Sem TienIt on Ser Seiientlihfeit &C.
niSmet 1T.
9;nbietb iuiSme!c sic Neubouten
III sIpon 2afe Ser gepolferuns oes
8cbiets, imner ItGnois iteisenSen
EroouftipitGt nno Groiperitdt, H.
rem INNER Iteigenben Scbensbals
t,ngsitanSarb, flr5: Ser tuabren
ipirtIfoftlihen Siferbcit oler. Bic
bon Ser 1irma beoient iperSen.
Mnerfcnnnns fir GGS.
Sod)ite rationale gbren fit bette
meflame ofientliher @etriebe" i'm
Sabre 1949 tuurbe Der Glepelano
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Sumoriit ols soIoiit fiir bieies
&onsert seipouuen ,purbe. slud) int
oorisen Sabr trat CT in eirem rnIercr
SomlnerfonSerte a,lf lmo Sic 3ahl
ser Suborer mar on Sem Sage sic
eroBte Der eansen Soiion. 3,polf-
NAL ipuroe Ser aii,,itler s,lriidgerus
fen.
9as Glenclonb CONNER aonsert
finoet felt Elf Sabren ,,nter Gaten-
ihaft ser Muiical slrts sliiociation
Itatt. Ser 9iriscnt mS 2eiter bieie,
populdren &on5erte lit Or. M,oolpI
9tinstuaa. Tie iiebsis Muiifonten, oie
fire aunit in ben 9ienlt oieier &on'
3erte itellen, iinS fait ole Mitslieoe,
oes beriibmten Glepelano Srdelters
Die Heibe Der aon,erte beginnt on
10. Slni lu,S iflieBt am 5. Muguit
Gie Gintrittsfartcn iino nIle iebr BIZ
lig gebulten unb fCrnen bonn 1. Sun
an Bel gurro,ps, 419 guclio slpe.
eefauft ober burh Die Eoit beitell
iperben. &upon.9iiblein, Sic man &c
gen gintrittsfarten eintauihen fan,
,lno sic cine sroBe Griparnis beoeu
ten, iino Idon iebt i'm Bop Goncer
Office, 613 gulflep 9los., ,u baben
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Rundf|ug am Wehrmaehtstag
war eindrucksvoI|es Er|ebnis

Sic 9fotion bcoina bcfanntIid)
am 20. ino 81. Mai ben Soa Der
SSebrnaht, ,mo bic pcric,iebencn
&offenaatt,naen lporen onldBlid)
bieler @eleaenbeit beltrebt, Ser Sef=
fentlihfeit at sciNen, mas bel ibnen
Nctun lmO 0cleiltet miro.
Sas 244. s(ir ,sorce 9feierpe
Sroinina Center botte cine S(n,ahI
0dlte, &ertreter bon Nreiic, Hooiu
lmo Selepiiion, einaeIooen fit
Sonstaa. Gs ipurbe ibnen I'M Siii=
siers Stub Ser Stbleael s(ir Spree
SLANT alf bcm sslllNplob Gin aus,
Nc,eirbnctes Sundeon ierpiert, bel
Incident bie Sffisiersoomen Sic
sSirtinncn iuoren. Sberit Gbarlcs
Y. gollett, Der fplirnonoicrcnbc 81
fisicr bcs Center. itelIte sic onlpe=
lcnocn boben Sfiisierc Dor. ST. hattie
Die Gelamtleitllno hcs @cbrrnacl)ts,
proNramns in aani 9toro=Sbio in
NGnocn.
Suttluofie. s(rmce, ;sIotte lrno
aerduderten SbeinaoI, sdnpctinoer
Sparsel, Niirnberser oebfuden,
Siibeder Mar5ipan Miind)ner sol,
patorbier, Gbein. uno Moielpcine,
Sdipar5pGloer airidrpaiier, slmmer.
ldnoer Shinfen 8iiritc uno Sbit
porl 9ooeniee, 2iinc&,rser Seioe-
Sonie. Jranfiurter 8iiritben uno
perldlleoene Gpiritl,oien.
Otit Sen Speiien wurben pielc
@botcs Seutider Sanoihaiten uno
Srad)tengruppen nad elmerifa &C.
ld)idt. Die Senoung miro bon oem
9crllner slngeitellten Grnit isebit
begleitet, Der i'm 4. Yreisauslbreiben
Ser Sambur9er ilIuitrierten 3eit.
ihriit Ser Stern" Sen 1. @reis
geuann. Scbit miro in Sen llSa
iiber Sic 2ebensllmltduoe in 9cutid)-
Iano berid)ten, 10 oab burh sic fuIi-
nariiben Spenoen nid)t Ser ginoruf
entlteben fam, als lebe TeutiGlanb
in iippiaer 0iille.
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2inefooten

.Sted sir nal Dor, ein fubelbaftcs
Mittusciien: Suppe, Slid, 5leiih,
aortoiIcln @emiiie, aompott, Gaic,
uno bas oles fit cine T-Wiarf.
v@unSerbar! $50 eibt es oenn
Sas?"
vGos gibt es nid)t! slbcr itea Dir
nal por--"
Sic Wtutter fraste bie Sodter:
.Nanu, no tpillit bu benn gu 10 ipd'
ter etunoe nod bin9"
anttportete bie Sohter l,nbeoa6t:
vanscbli6 ins aino!"
Sd !piiroe Sbnen germ einen
Shnops anbieten. id) babe aber le''
ber feinen aorfsieber sar 0ono"
v8eben Sic sic 0luihe nur ber,
id trinf i'm eben babeim."
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Marine unb &iiitenlpod)e hottcn pers
ihieoenerIei slusitclllmacn in ocr
slir aSprce Glant lmD cs lpurbrn
entlprecbenoe Grflarllnaen abNcaes
ben.
slnithlieBenb an bie gciid)tialms
Nen fonb ein Senpnitrutionsflu9
BON GAG commando" Sronsport.
fluNielt0en lmb g=2G ,Snpubcr"
slnariifsilu0,claen ltott. on Incl.
rlenn iid ollh bic 8Gite hcteiIiacn
b,tritcn. Sic commando" SLUG
'clloc ltcben lmter gcfcbl oes griNa.
oeNenorls Nobert u. .iualc. sllle
olele NluNiellNe iperben bon Jicicr:
bitten Qcflo0cn, lpelhc 2ipilberuic
hobcn, llllo lirb il, ser GeNcl at $50,
henerDc bent Geicrpen,iIitGroicnlt
lpihmcn.
Sin einorufsppllcs GrIchnis fiir
Die 3ipil1iite lpor Der Tllro iibcr
Slcpelonb. s(frm. Canton lnb ipG-
ter llhcr Den Gricirc nod, SunolsfD
lnO Splcop.
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nod icoes 5rueite Saus beuobnt.
9arlsbao, Morlenbao, Uranjensboo
uno SoahimstaI lpielen in ser lcb.
ten Sollon nur nod einen 9rllhteil
Der Triiberen gcillder aui. Ser
Neidtum uno Ulan; 81 Scutldrr
3eit lit oabin. Giele Sidehen erfl1.
rem, Oob es ibncn 81 ocutider 3eit
bunoertrnal bciicr sesansen lit als
I'M beutlgen v@othualb. .Earaoies".
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$en,nter Pep.Kensertc
itt Glepela,,~

slm 10. Sum- finbet Sas erite bies.
iibrige aoI5ert i'm Tublic slloito.
riim itatt. Sic erobe Soue lit ibon
foit eans ollsuerfolift. geIcnoers
siebeno luirftc sic Nabriht, bob sller
Sempleton, Ser international befonn,
te llnb nllgemcin beliebtc &lopier.
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Il. =. Slieecr pen ~en
Hetett gut bekattSelt

TeorI &arbcr Sgt. elmer genoer
bon Cincinnati unb @m. Smitb bon
Song geof, golf., Sic beioen nmeri.
faniihen syIieger, bic 1S Mondte
lang bon ben hineiiifen 9ommlni'
item sefanaen eebalten tpuroen er'
flGrten bier, nah ibrer s(nf,,nit,
oas iie gut bebaubelt tporoen icien.
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Dos Eger|ond verkvemmert
mach und mach

Gscr. - 9as emit bliibenoc III.
betenOeutide Ggerlano nit ieinen
meltberiibmten 8Goern, iciner emit
sroBen Snouitriefapa5itGt, ieiner
bohitebenoen 2anSpirtid)ait permo,
oert unter ti6ed)iider Serrlhoit
INNER mebr. Sn gscr ielbit lit nur
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ANSWERS
Questions will be found on
page 4.

|. Gen. Robert Z. Lee.
,. In 1900.
3. Thomas Jefferson, founder
of the Democratic party.
4. The French.
5. Federalists; Wings; Demo
Gratis and Republicans.
6. The inauguration of our pre-
sidents on March I, changing the
date to Jan. 20.
!. For life.
8. Western China and Tibet.
9. Maru.
10. A slide rule.
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sinb sic unb Sbre Nnaeb6riaen
WitGlieo I'M Arantenberein llno
Central Verbanb? Benn nit1f, iest
1T bic 3eit bei5utreten. I'm oenaiiere
Snforfdtion rllien Sic ben Qofal,
tertreter an.
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Sinb Sie unb Sire Mnsehorisen
Mttelieb i'm &ranfenperein uno
Central Berbanb? @enn nidt, jebt
lit bic Belt bei3utreten. I'm genauere
Snforiation ruieu Sie ben 2otaI'
bertreter an.
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Gin ttemer Natieitalpare
int 1pejten

Sllt Weltet glbt es plel 1llngfralts
lides, unberiibrtes 2ano. Sest ,plr.
Sc ,uieoer Elm Sell bapon SEN font
menocn @enerationen ols Matur-
idas eeii6ert. IS banoelt tidy bier.
6ei I'M Sen Sig 9eno 9tationol Garf.
Ct liest tief I'M Siioen bon Scras
uno miro int &erbitoer Sefeutlihfeit
iibergcben fueroen.
Ser 9tane 8ig 9eno gtationol
Yart" lit al,f sen groben 9oscn 5ll.
riifsuiiibren, in bem ilcf Ser &io
@ronbe Inn bas ,pcitlhe Seros mint
set. Tieicr eetualtige Strcm nnlbte
einen lpeiten @cg ;l,riidlegcn bepor
er npn ieiner Guelle in Colorado bis
,nr 8rcn;e sipii6en SEN Gcrcinigtcl
Stootcn ,lno Nierifo scIunet lit. TieS
linb lmoerte BON Wfeilen llno oili
oem ean5eu @eee miro Ncn Strcnl
@aiier fir inol'itrielle,,no lonSlpirts
'6nitlid)c S,pedc gcnommcn. &icl
pcroampft llno Der iifert nuh III ser
Iiirrc bon Sem 9lferico. Taber
fommt es auh, boB ber Strou lp1bs
reno Ser CONNER. ,no @intcrmos
nate oft ipaiierarm llno obne rihtigc
Strollulug ihcirt. slber i'm Sriibiobr
Icbt man, lpic iid Ser Strom NIT
Ieinen id1lnenoeu @euen al ben
SeIien Ser 9is 9eno 8eseno briht
uno Damn be9reiit man, iuiclo Der
@io @ranoe ii, erauer Gergan9cn-
belt Sic n1d)tiae Ganpons ins 2ono
gegraben bat.
Ntan nintmt an, bab sic @l9
9eno Gegeno Sic erite III ben Ser.
einigtcn Staaten ipar, ollf Die cin
tpeiber Mom icinen SUB 9eiest bat,
oenn ser iponilhe Gonaliitaoor sll-
bar Nunes Sc Goca erihien bier be.
reits im Sabre 1923, ,,ihtsoeito,pe-
niger lit sic 8egeno bis hel,te iuenig
ericriht. Gs gibt Sort MIR lpenige
Stroben, einiee Souriltenbiitten
lrno oud) sic Spuren bon perlolienen
9ergtpcrfen OILS Sen 3eidcn elmer
srobcn Civilization, Sic Iih norolid
oes Rio 8ranNe entpidelt bat.
gig 8eno lit cin Schplotcan oas
man hicr WeIo 2onS nennt llnb Sic
les @iiitenploteou liest bod iibcr
sem MeercsipicscI. slts SEM sSii.
Itenboben erbcbeN iid) hofraacnne
@erae, sic G6iios ooer 8eiitcrbergc.
bies 1ino ,pilS 5erriiicnc 8ebir9s.
gcitalten. sic lit sen neritbebcnltcn
Sarben I'M Spnnenlift ihimmern.
ga bics cine iuilbe 8e9cno ,uur,
70 oiente iie al,h ais Shlupilpinfel
9onoiten uno Sen GiebSieben an Ser
8rense cbne llntcridieo Ser 9tatio'
nalitGt, nGmlih slmerifanern iomobl
oils audi Mterifonern. Sie Gcmonde
Snoioner beniieten bie Big geno OILS
Iurhgaueslonb, lie iloben bierbcr
mad, ibren pilSen ansriiien ouf Die
merifnniifeu SacienSas ooer slnlpe'
fen. s(uh sic Gesperobos, Sic iid,
nit 9onfroub obgaben ober Gilen'
babn5iise pliinOerten, gebrallhtel1
Die 8egeno als Sperationsboiis.
0esenben er56blen, buB SaS Son>
bon bon uerlorenen 9erglperfen lit
oas Die fliebenoen Snoianer ln>
Spanier periiegelt batten. Sober Glib
es nod Boloiuber, bie nod oieler
ShGsen llmibau balten. Sic Irba
oIogen ober iuben nab anSerer
S6Gten rno finben iie al,h mirflldl
Ssn oen aolfiteinbiiblen Der Gbiio:
gcrse sibt es 9iIbihriitreite Uni
8erf5euse Ser prdbiitoriihen SnSio
ner. Die 9ilSidriit, Sic man al,f oei
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Evening star., 1950-04-25
VoIdemor Weirgong, Phi|oteIist
And Ex-Embossy Steward, Dies

Valdemar v. Weirgang, 64,
former steward at the Spanish
Embassy and an internationally
known philatelist, died Sunday at
Washington Sanitarium. He lived
at 1918 Riggs place NV.
Mr.. Weirgang was born in CO.
penhagen. Denmark, the son of a
government official. He served in
embassies at Berlin. Rome. Paris
and other European capitals. He
also was member of several mis-
sions to Scandinavian courts and
to st. Petersburg, where he was
decorated by Car Nicholas II.
BY the time of his arrival in
America in 1914, Mr.. Weirgang
was well-known as an expert on
the management of legations and
embassies. He was an authority
on foods and wines and on diplo-
matte protocol. Each season he
staged a number of Official dinners
to which high Government officials
and diplomats were invited.
Mr.. aWeirgang. as stamp COL
Evening star., 1950-04-25
British Troops Pour
Onto Docks in London
BY the Assoeioted Press

LONDON. April 25. - British
troops streamed into the strike
bound London docks in increasing
numbers today to unload food
ships and handle valuable exports
earmarked for dollar areas.
But for nearly every soldier and
sailor who took up a baling hook
another docker joined the week
old wildcat strike. denounced by
the Labor government as a Com
munist plot,
| The government disclosed that
about 1000 troops now were on
duty in the water front, an IN
crease of about 1000 over yester-
day.
But figures by the National Dock
Labor Board showed that nearly
l 900 more dockers had joined the
walkout. bringing the number OF
idle men to 13.409. out Of a total
waterfront force of $1,000.
ANTWERP. Belgium. April IS
Pl.-Police today arrested II
Communist leaders in connection
with a port strike yesterday which
halted loading and unloading Of
100 ships.
Dock officials said port activity
was resumed today with 5000
dockers at work.
Evening star., 1950-04-25
Whitney Resignation
From Commerce Post
Accepted by Truman

President Truman today ac-
cepted the resignation OF Cor
nelius Vanderbilt Whitney as Un-
dersecretary of Commerce, effec-
tive May l.
Mr.. Whitney's resignation has
been pending since January Is,
when he told the President that
after seven years out of the past
nine spent in the Army and as
Assistant Secretary Of the Air
Force and Undersecretary of Com
merce he felt it necessary to re-
turn to his private affairs.
It is known that the President
has been hopeful that Mr.. Whit
ney would reconsider.
In accepting the resignation to-
day, the President praised Mr..
Whitney's service In Government,
pointing out that he had been an
airman in both world wars and
had achieved an exceptionally
brilliant combat record" in the
last war. The President also had
high words of praise for Mr.. Whit
ney's work in civilian capacity.
The retiring Undersecretary
called at the White House today
to bid MIR. Truman good-by.
This afternoon the President is
saying farewell to Tracy s. Voor-
hees. retiring Undersecretary of
the Army, who is being succeeded
by Archibald Alexander.
No successor to Mr.. Whitney has
been named.
Evening star., 1950-04-25
BY the Asseeioied Press

NEW YORK, April 25.-A back
stage row at the musical show
Texas Lii Darlin' came to light
today with Actors Mickey Rooney
and Fred Wayne in fist-shaking
roles and Mary Hatcher, pretty
singer, in between.
There's some dispute about the
details, but eyewitnesses agreed on
this much:
Rooney, on q visit from Holly
wood, went to see the show. The
21-year-old Miss Hatcher, an old
friend, tossed him a greeting
across the footlights. Wayne later
objected. He said the girls ad
libbing interfered with his sing
ing of "Affable, Baldin Me-"
Miss Hatcher told Rooney of
Wayne's displeasure. Rooney went
to see Wayne. accompanied by his
friend - sometimes called his
bodyguard-Charles Bianco. There
was an argument. Some say there
were fisticuffs. Others deny it.
Tony Farrell. millionaire pro-
ducer Of the show. blamed Miss
Hatcher. She had no right to re-
Evening star., 1950-04-25
Coast Guard Reserves Hail
'0'Nei| and Pay Amendment

The Coast Guard Chapter of
the Reserve Officers Association
met last night to honor the newly
appointed Coast Guard comman-
dant and assistant commandant.
1t found second reason for cele-
brating.
Only hours before a dinner at
the Naval Gun Factory an amend
ment was tackled on the appro-
priations bill in the House which
would give the Coast Guard 81
million for its Reserve officers
program. Since the war the Coast
Guard program has been operat-
ing without funds to pay Reserves
as the Navy does.
The dinner was to honor Vice
Admiral Merlin O'Neil, who re-
Gently took over as commandant,
and Rear Admiral A. c. Richmond
the new assistant commandant.
Speakers. in addition to the two
guests of honor, included Edward
H. Foley. Undersecretary of the
Treasury; Representatives Plum
ley of Vermont and Garfield of
New Jersey, both Republicans, and
Representative Brooks, Democrat
Of Louisiana.
Mr.. Garfield was the House
member who introduced the
amendment which may result in a
Coast Guard Reserve program
similar to the Navy's if the amend
ment survives a later vote in both
House and Senate.
Walter Handy. president of the
Reserve chapter, presided at the
dinner.
Evening star., 1950-04-25
clio. Starts New Drive {
On Insurance Firms

The C1O has started a new
campaign to organize employees of
insurance companies and other
white collar workers.
I. Allan Haywood, CIO organiza-
tion director, said plans were
made at meeting in Philadelphia
over the week end. s
The group established the In
surance and Allied Workers Or
ganizing Committee as new
branch of the CIO.
Mr.. Haywood said various locals
of the United Office and Profess
sional Workers, a union recently
ousted from the CLIO for pro-
Communist sympathies. now will
function under the new commit
tee.
The John Hancock Life Insur-
ance Co., he said, will be one of
the new unions first organizing
targets.
Mr.. Haywood is chairman of
the new committee. Simon Helf-
gott, Brooklyn. is vice chairman,
and Harold Ash, Philadelphia, is
secretary.