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I which Capon-- had emu rolled botore he was aent to prUon. The same informant who revealed O'Hare supplied evidence that clinched the Imome tax case against Capone eaid: I think there may be more I murders The orders are going to come from a diseased brain, and God only knows what may hap-1 pen. There may be some morel Important 'rub-outs' in tt new tight for control. Those abo were the I lamses during Capone's Imprison ! meat are likely t<> be In a tough ’ spot." • 0 War In Brief Ity lulled Press LONDON — Fastest allied warships search for raiding German pocket battleships la-utschhnd a n d Admiral Scheer; Bthish expect announcement of joim Anglo French supreme economic council, low flying plane causes three minute air alarm In southwest l-ancashlre, Cheshire and Northern Wales. BERLIN Three men executed for working for foreign intelligence service; Nasi storm troopers occupy Czech university, high school and student house In Prague, after new Czech "freedom'' demonstrations; press warns Belglum against cooperating with British blockade as government announces Gentian warships will end secret timber shipments from Baltic stales to Britain. PARlS—Military dispatches say Frenih artillery repulsed strong German patrols east of Moselle river, south of Saarbrueckeli and north ol Wiseembourg; smaller German patrols are driven back cast of the Saar rivet and in the lilies region, heavy rains ground planes on quiet western front; Prince Otto, pretender to liapsburg throne. * establishes residence In Paris.

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By HANKISON CABBOU. Copyright, IIOS ■ lag Frsieree HysglrsO. lac. HOLLYWOOD. — On the set, Wallis Beery has a reputation for looking out for No. 1, but bo has almost the biggest heart in Hollywood • when it

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comes to children. The star Just gave nis de luxe bus, holding 25 people, to the McKinley home for orphan boys In the valley. Wallie had the bus custommade in the east at a reported cost t>4

110,000. It was fitted for camping, hunting, fishing, etc. Wallie drove it out to the coast and it was his pride and joy. One can imagine what it will mean to these under-privileged youngsters. A person who has seen rushes of Charlie Chaplin's dictator comedy is raving about, of all things, the photography. Charlie never paid much attention to beautiful camera work before. But, for this picture, he hired Karl St rues to supervise the lighting. Paulette Goddard, we hear, may do some work In a Denver stock company on the completion of her part in the picture. First, how-1 ever, she wants to go to New York. Paulette had a chance to go Into the Benny picture at Paramount but didn’t want to make so many comedies In a row. Incidentally, the Chaplin studio golf tournament, which Paulette' sponsored, will have to be played over again. The boys got too careless with their scores in the first match. Sad about Sugar Kane's father dying just after she ano Horace Boos, of the cafeteria tribe, had announced plans to be married Sugar said they will go ahead—that her father wanted It that way. Preview of "We Are Not Alone" certainly was a shock to the lads who had been looking for Britisher Edmund Gouldlng (he directed the picture) to tone down the antiwar utterances of James Hilton's doctor hero. Paul Muni really lets go with both barrels against the men in authority who let wars happen. This Is one of the beautifully acted pictures of the year, even if you are occasionally conscious of DELAY NAMING 'CONTINUBD FKna rACIU ONB) Buller. He said that if be were writing a story, he would say (hat the nomination probably will not come before January barring development of some emergency He mentioned no names as prospects for the nomination Attorney General Frank Murphy, however. baa been m* , nllon<*d as an outstanding prospect for the nomination. — —o ■ — HEAVY POLICE (CONTINUED FROM PAUK UNB) tins, from hl» diHtois were expected. Despite offh ial silence about Capone's health and his chances for recovery, some examining

European Peace Hopeless? t — 1 7 —r 1 r "C JywJfc! L* (* ® i WOtAkft fjr, ' Z \ jfy tWCOcJj *>*“ Ijf x-** c , Zr I f&\ It AM * _oihmasy . l x{ \y f NAN. < / I AJW< t ThU •xcallant map illualrataa tha ■laiulrr hopr at peace now beui< carefully nuraad in Kurnpa. KngUnd aupgaaU "guarantee* at nonagtrrMinn" become an integral part of the Reich Prance auggeeta “reparation of Injuetlcee" Germany haa Imposed Germany hold* Auatria. Car<.|i<»»ovakU and weaUrn Poland, indicated by number* one. two. three on tha map. and also a small section nt northern Poland. Russia holds sastern Poland («) and k* vr Lithuania that part of Poland ■-outalnUig Wilno (») Hungary look the Ruthentan section ot Chechoslovakia (7). Italy ta talking ' peaca*bio< • alliance* with Turkey, Greece. Rumaaid ami Yugoalavta in th* Balkans blntand <B> and Bcandmavtan cauntrie*. if backed by England and France, may bald Ruraia la th* egaUm Baltic Belgium (C) and the Netherlands confer on a mutual dnfenec pact seeking to keep Hitler tacuif U» Sorth sea, Uwtead of famnf Uw a trail* of Dover.

Mum's artifices Jane Bryan a performance shines from the heart. Flora Robson and L’na O'Connor are both fine. Also a new boy actor, Reymond Bevern, who plays Muni’s neurotic aon. If you go, though, be prepared to «ryThe war was much too real on the "Fighting fiPth" set. Alan Hals was banding Jimmy Cagney shells to fire from a Stokes trench mortar You drop the sheila in the end of the barrel and a spring propels them out. The dud shells were supposed to hit ■ heavy padding in the top of the stage and fall into a net In the excitement however, the angle of the gun was changed. One shell knocked a light off a cat* walk and another punctured the roof of the stage. Somebody asked Joe Pasternak If he had seen the preview of a big out-of-door picture. "No, he flipped, "1 didn't want to be Jealous of the scenery. I don’t have scenery like that In my new film I hired some good comedians instead. I figured they would cost about the same.” New York's famous butlers bail will have a counterpart here in the ■ Staff Dinner Dance” at the Bilt. more. One of the skits In t ie entertainment will

kid a movie ao treas having a conference with a producer while her maid tries to fix her hair. ... The Hollywood Restaurant corporation has taken out a *200,000 insurance policy on Earl CarrolL ... Fill Dor-

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say s good luck wires on the night of her opening al the Case Lamaze included one from Ex-husband Morgan Hill. He t living in Bakersfield. . . . Remember the featured organists in the movie bousee? Werners will try one again at the Wlltern theater here. They’ve hired Henry Murtagh. . . . Laurie Lane, who used to go with Burgess Meredith, was at the House of Murphy with Lee Garlow. . . . Poor Maureen O'Hara Bhe ie trying to avoid an appendicitis operation and the doctor has ordered i her to eat mush three times a day. i . . . Man of the hour L< otto Kruger. Friends claim hi is Holly* wood’s champion turkey »earver. Our heart is Ailed with envy When we finish carving a turkey, ths tablecloth looks as if he had attacked the bird with a buax-xaw. physicians said privately that hie condition bordered on hopeleaeness. They explained, also, iha* ■ continued malaria fever treatment ' sometimes causes the patient to 1 become violent. ■ In Washington, late yesterday, ’ Murphy said Capone uud his family have assured the government ’ that the ex-convict plana to “go ' straight" henceforth But he hint- ' rd iha* the justice ’ department 1 still was uncertain what Capone's ’ former aaaociates in the underworld Isiih enemies end fri-iidx — planned Hat Excuses Speeder San Francisco (U.K) -Miss Julie Weiloll. appearing before Judge 11 nab L Smith on a charge of I reckless driving, pleaded that It i was all the fault of her latest ; style trick hat which obstructed

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