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CHURCHES DESIGNATE
DAY OF PRAYER lin
PROTEST AGAINST WAR

bscauss rths Cancellation gnnmniis-
Sion INV sitting IN consideration
~ the pisae m Inthippn IL the
League N Nations. NJ wrrt
Ethiopia y q Ensniber, mlas W.
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Evening star., 1935-10-13
Love Affair
Continued from preceding page

ticket in her handbag. But they were
not steady as she gave both of them
to Bob Neal.
Goodbye" she said. Goodbye
my dear" Her voice was bit
tremulous, but again there was that
curious, impersonal look in her eyes.
II don't know why l shouldn't tell
you - now. If I look badly, it is
because I have been shut up in my
room for the last few days - ever
since I saw you the last time. You see
4 have been trying to recover
from - my first - love affair."
IAN aboard! All aboard!' cried the
gateman, watch in hand, and his cry
was echoed all along the length of the
train by the conductor, brakeman and
porters.
Janet Street turned abruptly from
the shocked Mr.. Neal. Goodbye"
Evening star., 1935-10-13

vicious. more cold-blooded, more crafty,
more wanton.
They're breeding right now at a
terrific rate. Why? Simply because
you never get rid of mosquitoes by
killing mosquitoes. You have to clean
out the swamps and stagnant water
pools where they multiply at dizzy
rate. In the time you are swatting one,
fifty more have been Matched.
Crime and gangsters are like that.
Hang one. electrocute another. It's a
temporary jolt, but that is all. Even
the gallows and the ''hot seat" are
losing their horror. The fellow that
gets the rope or the chair has bad
break, but must take it with courage.
While one is swinging or burning,
fifty more in their teens are enlisting
in gangdom.
While l was fighting the Capone
outfit and others, more than seven
hundred we're murdered because they
violated the code of invisible gangdom
government. In one case. six of the
defendants and eight of their asso-
ciates, some of them prospective wit
nesses, were murdered before the case
could be brought to trial.
Contemporary with this crime pre-
vention program must 60 honest police
work and vigorous enforcement of the
law. Police bodies must be welded into
state forces. with modern equipment
of fast motor cars. high-powered guns,
radios, bureaus of Identification. CEN
trail commanding officers.
This is the temporary structure to
carry the load while the main structure
is being built. There will always be
crime, of course. and policemen and
courts will be necessary to deal with it.
But the vast crime syndicates can
be smashed and criminality reduced to
a small fraction of what we have had
since the World War.
As lawyer and judge, would de-
light to see American men and women
tackle this job with their characteristic
energy and brains. believe that if
they would throw themselves into the
fight, enlisting technical skill and ex-
perience, investing a billion or so
volunteer dollars in it, they would
save not only billions of dollars in
crime costs, but would save America
in the bargain.
Evening star., 1935-10-13

she said to him again, and she Smiley
He stood looking after her. Her
shoulders were bent. She was stopped
- like an old woman. How could he
ever have thought she had the grace of
youth?
He did not see the tears in her eyes.
Nor could he know that her body was
shaking with, an emotion over which
she had no control. That she did not
dare turn around to wave to him.
She disappeared into her car. The
train got under way and slowly pulled
from the station. Young Mr.. Neal
stood there, hurt and bewildered. A
surge Of jealous rage raced through his
very soul.
So that's why she had come to
Centropolis! To get over love affair.
And he had taken her walking in the
park. What a sap he was!
Evening star., 1935-10-13
THIS WEEK

distance are seen staggering and falling
The gas this time is transparent and
is visible only as sort OF shimmering
heat haze Roxana rushes to Mary and
clings to her: MARY i never did
you any harm. saved your father.
saved you. Couldn't you call up to
your man - to stop this?"
Crescendo of whoofs close at hand.
Whoof. Whoof. Whoof. The gas in
creases; creeps nearer and nearer. The
Boss looks with amazement at his men
succumbing to the gas. He starts; pulls
himself together.
Boss: Shoot them - what are you
all doing - why don't you move? l
won't have it like this. What's happen
ing? Everything is going swimmy"
He wipes his hand across his eyes as
if he can no longer see or think dis
tinctly. His face is suddenly distorted
in a last violent effort to resist the gas.
Boss: Shoot, l say! Shoot. Shoot.
We've never shot enough yet. We
spared them. These intellectuals!T These
experts! Now they've got us. What did
a few hundreds of them matter? We've
been weak - weak. Kill them like ver-
min! E. Why should be beaten like
this? Weakness is fatal. . Shootr'
The dark figure of Cabal appears
through the swirling gas. He is wearing
Evening star., 1935-10-13

his great mask again, and there is no
sign of collapse about him. Cabal:
Your sentries seem to have gone to
sleep. So came out. All the town is
going to sleep. :. . You made us do it,"
The Boss sprawls headlong. The tall
black figure of Cabal now stands up in
the foreground. All the rest are lying
insensible before him. -.
Cabal: "And now for the World of
the Airmen and new start for man.
kind.-
Later. The Council room at the air
drome at Basra. Much greater activity
is now seen through the window. Big
lorries are running about. People go to
and fro. Airplanes of novel type are
going up in groups of seven.
The table is covered with maps, and
a group of secretaries stand ready to
give any help. Costumes are slightly
"futuristic," severe, mostly mechanic
or air costumes.
Cabal is now a dominant figure be-
side the chairman of the council.
Cabal, leaning over map: This is
how conceive our plan of operations.
Settle, organize, advance. This zone,
then that. At last. wings over the
whole world and the new world begins"
(To Be Continued Next Week.
Evening star., 1935-10-13

provided to IT'S of these boys for what
it costs the state to maintain one
penitentiary inmate. That's something
to think about.
Although AL Capone, Machine Gun
Kelly and the Touhy outfit are in
prison. and John Dillinger, Clyde Bar
row and Baby Face" Nelson are
dead; although several thousand more
of the big shots and little fry of crook
dom are either inside looking out
through the bars or are in their graves.
the end is not yet.
After our battles with these and
other desperadoes, know there is
much yet to be done. Unless there is
some such prevention such as 1 have
outlined, after these gangsters will be
more gangsters, more desperate, more
Evening star., 1935-10-13

ton and Roxana and his staff. He
studies the familiar skyline through
binoculars. Guards bring in Mary and
Harding.
Boss: What do you know about
these World Communication people?
Have they gas? What sort of gas?"
Harding: Il know nothing of gas"
Boss: Here, where are the masks?"
Two boys appear with a job lot of
masks. - caricatures of existing types.
Boss: Tell us about these masks"
Harding examines a mask and tears
it and throws it down. Rotten! No
use at ALL"
What gas have they got?'
Gas war isn't my business"
well. they can't gas us when you
are here anyhow"
Burton, in dismay: Here they are.
Listen. They're coming already"
The Boss rushes forward and looks
up with his binoculars: Clumsy great
things! Our boys will have them down
in five minutes. They're too clumsy.
What! - only six of us up; where are
the rest of our fellows?'
Sudden CONSERVATION. as machine
falls in flames and crashes in the dis
tance. A loud report. Far off another
airplane crashes in flames.
Roxana: Poor boy - it's got him."
Boss: They're both coming down.
Cowardsr'
Roxana: But they can't use gas;
how can they use gas - when we have
the hostages?"
The Boss turns and looks at the
hostages. "Ah. the hostages! Lead
them out. Tie them up. Where they
can be SEEN"
Guards take Mary and Harding out
to the open and tie them to two posts.
The Boss comes over to them, BRAN
dishing his pistol. He shouts up to the
sky: Come down, or l shoot them.
AIe you bombing your own hostages?
Come down or l shoot" He remem-
bers Cabal Where's the other fellow?
He's the prize hostage. He's the best
of all. They'll know him. Go and fetch
him."
A deep soft thud, and bomb ex-
plodes some distance off. The sound
the bomb makes is like the whoof of a
puff of steam. {
The Boss waves his pistol at Mary
and Harding. you anyhow shall die
before ! do" Another bomb thuds
nearer. The Boss points his pistol at
Harding with an expression of des-
perate resolution, but Roxana knocks
it up as he fires.
Boss: you turn against me?"
Roxana: Don't you see - he's
beaten you? Lookw Soldiers in the
Evening star., 1935-10-13
Let's Go to War on Crime!
Continued from, page thirteen

such help to render a marvellous addi-
tional service to youth. l speak of the
churches, of which there are 100000
in the United States, covering cities,
villages and country completely. Most
of them are willing and eager to give
recrsatiQnal and educational leader
ship to their youth, but are hamstrung
by lack of funds and community sup
port.
What would happen?
The food of criminals pouring in
greater waves all the time into peni-
tentiaries would be reduced to a trickle.
With overcrowding and idleness elimi-
mated, prison riots would be thing of
the past. and effective reform would
be possible. =.
The gangster would lose his halo
and the lad who now wants to be the
big shot" in gangdom would want to
become successful business man in
stead.
The whole twisted-morals concep-
ton that afflicts the nation like can
Ger would be Strengthened out.
With national energies now turned
into crime-fighting channels released
for constructive service tremendous
headway would be made for good
citizenship.
Good work is now being done, but
it is tragically piecemeal and made
quate. It's like surgeon who performs
only one-quarter of a needed surgical
operation.
In New York is one of the greatest
boys clubs in the world. The COM
munity about it is a white area" on
the police map. 1t doesn't refer to the
color of the inhabitants, but to the
absence of crime.
Three churches in Cincinnati were
united and one building turned into a
gymnasium. Stained glass windows
look down upon basketball games and
children romp where saints once wor-
shipped. But delinquency has dimin-
ished and boys are going right instead
of wrong.
Peoria, ILL.,, started taking an in
terest in its lads, formed a Big Brother
organization. A year or so ago this
city Of hundred thousand people had
forty-five boys in the state reforma-
tory. Now all of these have been
released and given into the care of
interested business men and are max
ing good. Not new boy has been sent
to the institution since.
My city has the Chicago Boys
Clubs, centered in congested, under
privileged districts. Club privileges of
all sorts of play, classes. craft work,
contests and summer camps are pro-
vided 10000 boys at an average cost
of twenty-five cents for the year to
each of the lads, and only So per lad
over all - money which comes in gifts.
Not a dozen of the 5000 got into
trouble of any kind all year long. Yet
one of the clubs is in a section of the
city where for many years so per cent
of the boys were juvenile delinquents.
One lad who developed into leader
confessed to the club director that he
had perpetrated many holdups and
once had expected to be a big shot"
in gangdom.
Club facilities and leadership were
Evening star., 1935-10-13
Magazine Section
Things to Come
Continued from page twelve

Burton: AT last we have definite
news"
Boss: What is it,"
Gordon didn't fall into the sea. He
got away A fishing boat saw him
making the French coast. Perhaps he
reached his pals"
"Well?"
- "He'llbecoming back. He IL be bring
ing the others with him.
Boss: Curse these airmen. Curse
all airmen and gas men and machine
men! Why did l tamper with fying?"
Burton: "Well, we needed airplanes
- against the Hill State. Somebody
else would have started in again with
airplanes and gas and bombs if we
hadn't. These people would have come
interfering anyhow"
Boss: "Why was all this science ever
allowed? Why was it ever begun?"
He turns listlessly to his breakfast.
Science! It's the enemy of everything
that is natural in life. l dreamt of
those chaps in the night. Bombing and
bombing"
Il guess they'll come bombing, all
right"
"Then we'll fight them! We've got
hostages. I'm glad now we haven't
shot them. ! wonder if that fellow
Harding OF course! He can tell us
what to do about this gas. If we have
to wiring his arm off and knock his
teeth down his throat to make him do
it. Get him - get him."
A row of old and worn-out airplanes
in front of a battered hangar. A num-
her of very young. inexperienced-look-
ing pilots stand before them. The Boss
is inspecting them. Roxana is beside
him.
The Boss begins his speech: ITO you
I entrust these good. these tried and
: tested machines. You are not mechan-
les - you are warriors. You have been
taught not to think. but to do and -
if need be - die. salute you Il,
your leader"
The boy pilots go off rather reluc-
\ family to their machines and start
nem up. The machines are 1895
Ills. in the last stage of decay and
A new type of air bomber flying
with a sort of remorselessness - in
contrast to the hops and misbehavior
of the Boss's machines. 1t is Gordon
returning. Two other big bombers fol-
low.
Alarge cavernous space arched over
by the girder of fallen building. 1t
looks out upon suburban ruins and a
distant hillside. The Boss is with Bur-