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TWO THE CORSICANA (TEXAS) DAILY SUN. MONDAY, APRIL 28,. 1958 West Germans Get Grim Reminders On Anniversaries Of Hitler Regime By BOB CONSDOINE BERLIN, April 28 It is strange to hear, and see a nation take the whips to itself in penance. West Germany continues to do so. The flagellation takes many forms ranging from colossal reparations, the 20-year task of cleaning up the bombed cities, to the heavy taxes.

Chancellor Adenauer's gifts to the churches of Britain and other countries bombed by the Luftwaffe, and mea culpas that spill from men's lips. Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss was talking to Bill Hearst, Frank Conniff and the writer the other day about the close cultural relations among European countries through the centuries. He said: "We are together in our art, we Germans share a common appreciation of literature, almost parallel justice and ao forth, but that didn't prevent us from committing the most, horrible things and terrible "crimes." Show Polish Slaughter A recent television show on West German scenes was a documentary showing German troops in World War attacking helpless Polish Jews, pulling them out of their homes and machine gunning them. The narrator made it very plain that this was the real McCoy, that this was not the savagery of the enemy but deeds inflicted by the This is the type of show that has become a standard feature commemorating the more sordid anniversaries of the Hitler regime. A German-Jewish couple who emigrated to Israel six years ago returned to Duesseldorf in 1953 and opened a tiny apparel shop.

They named it "Israel House." To- Telephone TR 4-8621 day It is a six-story department store. One-time believers in Hitler patronize it resolutely. "The diary of Anne Frank" has been shown throughout Germany on stage and screen and the effect generally has been one of shocked emotion and tears. While Hollywood turns out sugar coated versions of "The Young Lions" and tends to glorify Hitler's submariners in "The Enemy Below," the German film industry has produced a dozen pictures which are striking Indictments of Nazism and much closer to the bone than anything the allied authorities have been able to get across. The films have been a financial success, Viewpoints Differ One picture in point is "Null Acht Funfzehn," a bitter commentary on treatment of young recruits in Hitler's growing army.

Audiences sit in shock and silence at scenes of the bestial treatment their fathers, in some cases, underwent. "The Bridge On The River Kwai" has packed theaters in Germany for seven weeks but for reasons which are beyond those which attract audiences in the United States. Here, the great message the audience gets is a lesson in the stupidity of war. Though the great Krupp company now makes 2,000 things as varied and unwarlike as bridges and dental plates, its sole owner, Alfried Krupp, must in effect apply every so often to the Adenauer government to continue business because rightly or unjustly he was tried and convicted at Nuremberg for crimes largely committed by his late father. Krupp did an $800 million business in five continents last year and his company would be the core of Germany's contribution to the allied effort.

But he goes hat in hand and humbled, part of the parade of penance which no one could have envisioned during the strutting goosestepping days and whose termination no one can with clarity foresee. TvMC Rogers Waco, Church of Christ minister, will be the speaker Tuesday at 10 a. m. at Navarro Junior College for the "Religion and Life Day" observance. Graduate of Abilene Christian College, Rogers conducts eight revivals yearly, writer, radio and TV speaker on religious topics, and ia active in youth work and the Rotary club.

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Main Neal McKunna of Dallas was elected president of the Ex-Students Association of the IOOF Home here Sunday at the annual homecoming; celebration that began Saturday. He succeeds Marie Fletcher Kemp of Arlington. Other officers are Leonard Arnold, Dallas, president; Millie Sue Doolin, Houston, secretary and editor of Hi-Kid, quarterly magazine, and Edna Mae Scott, Houston, treasurer. A reception was held at the Kav- arro Hotel Saturday afternoon in the Sun room and the annual banquet was held at the hotel Saturday night. The business sessions and Memorial exercises were held at the Home auditorium Sunday morning.

Mrs. Evelyn Lovelace of Fort Worth, former student, past state Rchekah president and at one. time matron of the Home, was in charge of the memorial exercise at 11 a.m. honoring the memories of those who died the past year. Inclement weather conditions curtailed the attendance.

The customary lunch was served at the noon hour. Exes were registered from Dallas, Canyon, Wichita Falls, Corsicana, Houston, Malakoff, Baytown, Denton, Navasota. Duncan, Oklahoma and other points. Sunday Services Murdoch Deskin Funeral rites for Murdock Deskin. 58, who died in Paul's Valley, Friday night, were held from the Corley Chapel Sunday at 2 p.m.

The ritea were conducted by Rev. Johnny McRoy, Dallas Baptist minister. Burial was in Oakwood cemetery. are three brothers, John B. and Joe Deskin, both of Corsicana, and George Deskin, Houston; two sisters, Mrs.

Pearl Actkinson. Corsicana, and Mrs. Maude Massey Dallas, and other relatives. Pallbearers were Bill Howard, George Smith, John Shadix, John Kelly, Johnny Tackett and Dale Sanders. Sun Want Ads Bring Results- Try a Want Ad and Convert it into Cash Dial TR 4-4764.

HOLLYWOOD By LOUELLA PARSONS HOLLYWOOD, April 28 Bette Davis had no more than set foot in her home in Maine after weeks on the coast than she started packing to be. ready to sail Mav 6th on the SS Independence tor Spain and "John Paul Jones." The bid from producer Sam Bronston for her to play Catherine The Great $50,000 in non-recession money was too much to turn down although she recently signed a radio contract. Shell ao the radio show aboard, ship. Bette has just four days work as Catherine. It's called a guest appearance such as Mike Todci introduced in "80 Days." Bronston and director John Farrow have arranged for Bette a scenes to be shot at the Royal Palace in Madrid with permission of the Spanish government Tony Curtis and his two-year-old daughter, Kelly Lee, paid me a visit, and after the young charmer left for her outing in the park Tony told me some very interesting news.

He said that his next picture starts July 15th and is opposite Marilyn Monroe in "Some Like It Hot." "I hadn't planned to do anything for a few months," Tony told me, "but I couldn't pass up the opoprtunity to play opposite. Marilyn, so I told Harold Mirisch I would do it. "You see I made five pictures within eighteen months and I planned to.rest awhile. Marilyn plays a singer in a band in 'Some Like It Hot' and I play a musician too," said Tony. John O'Hara certainly can have no beef on "10 North Frederick." Charles Brackett, the producer, and Philip Dunne, the director, have stuck close to the O'Hara novel with the result they have a big audience picture.

I was amazed at Suzy. Parker who I would have bet was through in Hollywood. I didn't care for her first picture 'but believe me she's good in "10 North Frederick" and is one of the best young actresses who has ever come- to Hollywood. As tor Gary Cooper, there's only one of him in Hollywood and may he continue to be himself for many a clay. Geraldine Fitzgerald as scheming mother Is the book pictures her, Tom Tully too merits praise.

I prophesy "10 North Frederick" will be another "Peyton Place" at the box office for 20th Century-Fox. the bitter, exactly as The three Pat Boons Snapshots of Hollywood collected at random; The first date Dr. Ernest Winder, head of Research, made in Hollywood was not with Kim Novak but with Elaine Conte, pretty blonde starlet. eldest daughters of underwent a mass tonsilectomy in New York, and just at a time when Pat's cramming for exams, too. The new yellow diamond ring of many carats Linda Cristal is weaving was put on her finger by Robert Champion but she's wearing it on her right hand.

Bobby Cohn, son of the late Jack Cohn and nephew of Harry Cohn, has eyes only for pretty Connie Towers. They've been going steady for a year. Nat King Cole is always sure draw at the Cocoanut Grove and his opening brought out his large following: the Glen Wallichs, the Nelson Riddles, Margaret O'Brien with Eddie Samuels (he's Eddie Fisher's accompanist), Jimmy Van Hcusen were all ringside. The "Brown Bomber" Joe Louis and attorney Martha Jefferson were among those who applauded Nat. At La Rue, Milton Rachmlt was turning on the charm for Dorothy Towne, Jack Webb's ex, and at a table nearby Ga.y Humberstone, Lucky's ex, was talking animatedly with Howard Lang.

Congratulations to emmle, on reaching his 50th mark. He's being feted Monday night by Rosabelle and Stanley Bergerman with cocktaila and buffet: dinner. That's all today. Emmanuel Church Sunday Services The pastor, Rev. Retinal King, brought the messages both hours at the Emmanuel Baptist Church Sunday.

Music was under the direction of Weldon Moore of Kerens. Th6 morning message was "Fields Still To Be Conquered." Weldon Moore brought "His Way Is Mine" for the special music. The evening message wag "What Do We Labor For?" and the special music was "The Love Of God." There were 172 in Sunday School and 80 in Training Union. Seven were baptized following the evening service. Calendar For The AVeck p.m., Clem Hardy Circle.

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