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Be = z wm. oF Mr. ‘Tolson “FAIR ENOUGH: “8, westsroox PEGLER wr 6%! i, J HAVE dust recetved a ietter from an old com-! . supposed to have Yifted our morale I Mr. Ladd & yade of Danny Kaye, the great morale-builder “was gad T never beard of sow of bim while in a vi chole of the movies, who served in the war with him for. She. service", ons", ae ON ’ almost three-quarters of an hour in Grand Cen- — PV 2Le, Shst ts the way it goes ‘ , Rosen -{ @ral Palace on Dec. 81, 1943.-:= : BP ate ty ony banter of Fighting men.’ ‘ Tracy _ Grand Central Palace was the big store of the eee ee eet tut Den . Egan | draft, the plant in which “all the ‘different .- ‘groups” as ‘Eleanor the Great, with lofty objectiv- - vee Deck whine careful checking beard to word _Mr. Gurnea____ | ity, refers to the lower orders of the human race, ment on his “mental attitude”... - s3-4 .-- ; Mr. Harbo condition, answered freedom's call. And, after.» while Danny's whole draft file Mr. Mohr After some preliminary remarks, Mr. Kaye's” vanished permanently from the fnrisdictlon ef Mr. Pennington__ old sidekick in the nohundred and nothingth the boards and he devoted himself unmolested te‘ yer, Quinn Tamm ' . blubberdip and emaite a hishly spiritual sound Mr. Nease _ “TL being a resident of, Kast New York, adjoin. *~ ing Brownsville, (which is the old home grounds of the beloved, in a manner of speaking, ‘Kid — From Brooklyn’) was registered with Draft Board No. 229 (Danny Kaye's board). I had just turned’ * “| will never forget that day. We were fo report. ' ani ; ' and . Danny Kaye out. Which they finally did. Ar - Ryan rege thet ee Aa ers ; ly! - mone eaponse b Bo hktccine ut hie ha He - der the political guidance of two reporters who Binet vey eid wd pate noice, PES omen ean WY A A BOUT three-quarters of the way through is .8pproved. It shows Frankie Boy's wonderful po : nue when I next spotted him. I hardly recog. Utical grasp and wisdom. = = | vw wized him. He had had his shoulders on—that 2 ~ -g pour tine » Boy snarled * to say = well-padded sult, etc., but now we were - menacingly at Ashton Stevens, of the Chb - all stripped to our shorts. There was about three. cago Herald-American, who is riging years, other fellows in front of me wasting for the next because Mr. Stevens had bobby-eoxers “and here was Danny Kaye, patting ou prob‘ Frankie’ spoke very affectionately and proteo ably his best performance yet sy. Beale fa tively about his beloved little Bisbal ae, as! “waist. As he did this he gave out with a cry and | @!,mnocent American girlhood, bat, by = carious was fmm straightened difference ef opinion, Mr. Stevens thinks of them. : "No. 229, ‘Sp mind when it rejected unan- ” ~~" -Mr. Btevens adds that rar eke usly a request from the US.O. that Danny -- -on guard to protect his eee Boy de always | sof thé New Masse,