Letter to Khrustalev Jeers at Soviet Propaganda Mocking Stalin
Billy Rose addresses Khrustalev and Soviet propagandists in a bold open letter. He criticizes cartoon depictions and press rebuttals, cites Pravda Izvestia and Novy Mir misrepresentations, and urges better editorial restraint while lampooning the “three chins” description. He warns about distortion and signals potential retaliation in kind. He closes with a friendly jab and a call for vigilance against Soviet misrepresentation.
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Joseph V. Stalin
Council of Ministers
Kremlin
Moscow
U. S
Joe
Felow
Napoleon
Carpathians
Urals
Picayune
Pravda
Izvestia
Time Magazine
Novy Mir
New World
P. Khrustalev
Khrnstalet
McAnt
Joe Goebbel
Khrustalev
Billy Rose
Colman shines in radio film and stage comebacks of 1940s
RoxAL Colman returns from retirement to leading roles after Lilian Gish discovery and NBC radio success on The Halls of Ivy. He stars in Champagne for Caesar and tops a $40,000,000 jackpot quiz. Lowell Thomas recovers from a tibia injury. his son’s wedding in Greenwich, Conn., draws attention as James Melton and Jan Sterling receive praise for their screen work. Mona Freeman fears aging, while Stewart Granger moves into Technicolor swashbucklers including Solomon’s Mines, Robins in Crue, Ivanhoe, Scaramouche, and Soldiers Three.
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Colman
Lilian Gish
Ivy
NBC
United Artists
Caesar
Lowell Thomas
CBS
Tibet
Thomas
Greenwich
Conn
James Melton
Stewart Granger
M-G-M
Robins
The Flash Outsmarts Inspectors At Devonshire Party
Inspector Warren and Detective Fargo chase The Flash, a famed robber known for precise timing and disguise. The emerald theft at the Devonshire party succeeds as the thief mimics Fargo, vanishing the jewel and exposing Warren’s vanity as his weakness.
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Joe Warren
the Flash
Farge
Warren
Fargo
Devonshire
Europe
Flash
Mt O
Mrs. Devonshire
Farga
Late news creates chaos at the paper
A publicity chairwoman laments missing a deadline while a metropolitan paper newsroom adapts to late copy. The piece argues early submission prevents disrupted schedules, shortened stories, altered pages, and delayed printing and distribution, noting advertisers and staff alike suffer.
Crossword Puzzle From Last Week Clues
Crossword clues from last week include Across entries such as Indian Peru five crowds nine aruleor standard ten incite eleven bush twelve Norse fod fourteen Tungsten abbr fifteen god of earth Egypt seventeen anger eighteen old wine cup twenty city VE twenty three talks twenty five gazelle Tibet twenty six edthte mollusk twenty eight city IL thirty two in place of thirty four center thirty five broadcast asseed thirty nine arch forty sphere forty one slope forty three pronoun forty four stallata fair forty one flower forty nine reliable fifty American Indian fifty one river of Hades myth fifty two seizes down one brutish down two likewise not
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Lindian
Peru
Egypt
City
Gazelle
Tibet
Center
Asseed
Arch
Sphere
Slope
Flower
Balk uproar shows faults in umpire rule and fan acceptance
A long-winded critique of balk rulings highlights confusion among players and fans. It notes the occasional dra matic impact on games, cites Ford Frick and league presidents, and argues responsibility lies with officials rather than players. The piece also shifts to football, referencing Don Hutson and Paul Bryant and forecasting Southeastern and Southwestern Conference prospects.
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Lea Durocher
Dizzy Dean
Louis B. Mayer
Bill Goetz
Harry Goetz
Don Hutson
Paul Bryant
Kentucky
Wally Butts
Georgia
Billy Conn
Max Hirsch
Dick Andrade
Dallas
Stanford
Hutson
Bryant
Alaama
Green Bay Packers
Germans Embrace Unclad Night Club Revues In Germany
A survey of major German cities shows a surge of undressed entertainment in night clubs led by Laya Raki a brunette performer of Dutch Indonesian heritage. Patrons flock to risqué acts including a G string dance and fluttering butterfly loincloths amid semi nude film showings nightly at 12 o’clock.
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Laya Raki
Raki
Jane Russell
Frankfurt
Frautein
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Main Street
Guy Khrustalev
Joe Stalin
Billy
New Yorker
China
Inez Gerhard
Jan Sterling
Parimount
United States Mail
Rpcak
Mona Freeman
Mona
Ronald Colman
the Fiction Corner
Frank E. Gimlett
Arboreilla
Colo
William R. Nelson
Aseball
Ford Frick
Harridge
Don
Bears
Giants
Arcaro
Christy Mathewson
Eddie Arearo
Tebaccn By-Products & Chemical Corporation
Rickmmand
Virginie
Nosu
WRU
Tory
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