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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-16
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Washfngton-President Franklin
d. Roosevelt warns that the time
has come when the Americas them
selves must now be defended:
1T Is time for all Americans OF
all the Americas to stop being de-
luded by the romantic notion that
the Americas can go on living hap,
ply and peacefully in a Nazi-domi
mated world"
Washington - Senator Arthur
Capper Of Kansas points out that
shooting on sight is not short OF
war:
Shooting or sight is war. and no
carefully chosen words in explana.
ton can make such an order any
thing else"
Rome-Virginio Gayda. Premier
Mussolini's journalistic spokesman.
asserts that Italy and Germany
will not play "Roosevelt's game:
They r not provoking. They
prefer to let themselves be pro-
voked, SO that It would be fixed
quite clearly in history and inter-
national relations beyond any
doubt thai the aggression came
from the United States"
Goshen, N. Y Thomas Y.
Dewey. New York City's district at.
torney, pleads for tolerance in poll
llcs:
when the religion or race Of
eay individual or group is made
part Of the discussion OF domes-
~ or foreign policies, that is a
n11ongo 70 our freedom"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-16
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-16
Mrs. Bernice Smith and her In
structor. Eddy McEnnan. flew to
Wayne County Airport last week.
TO EREcr aus TERMINAL

Saginaw. Sept. decentralization
Of a new intercity bus terminal was
approved Monday by the city coun-
Gil. The station. to be built by
Eastern Michigan Motor Bus Co..
was approved after the operating
companies agreed to change their
routes TO keep the busses of OF the
city's main streets.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-16
o GIRLS INJURED

Battle Greek. Sept. 16-UP-Ten
Central High School girls were in
jured and IA other students shaken
up Monday when a special bus
in which they were en- route 20
school collided with a utility pole.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-16
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thorn, Maple St, were hosts for the
annual Gof reunion.
Inc BODY or Scott Harrison Durham, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
F. Durham, l2 s. Hamilton st, has been brought from France,
where he fell in the battle at Argonne. Interment was in Now.
B A. Morthorst. Detroit. Is the new manager OF the wuerth
Theatre; Mr. Wucrth deyoting all OF his time to his Ann Arbor
interests.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-16
Fifty Years Ago

Among the Normal College weddings during the vacation are
Blanche Remington, IS. and Fred E. Hazel; Fred Allen and Ens
southworthi James R. Breakey and Marie v. Lindsay. SO; Emma
HINES. s4. and c. G. Bonnet; Fred s. Davis and Ella Mackay;
Glen {. Lawrence, S6. and Mary Fanson. SO; +. L. Kern. 81,
and Minnie F. Coleman, 90. May visscher, IS. and S. G.. jerks:
o. u. Mclaughlin and carrie b. Mcomber; Lutte Earl and
Charlas i flaming
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-16

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-16
Crying Helpful

Many forms Of illness show a
tendency to recovery after weep
ing or crying. II a sick person
weeps in his first hour, it is con-
sidered a good omen. 1t should not
be considered q weakness to cry.
Sometimes it is almost an i'm
possibility to do so. Here it is a
bad sign. We all know those who
have received such q series Of
steady blows from the real world
that it was well nigh impossible
to resolve any one Of these blows.
The degree Of tension inside is
extraordinary and continues for
a long period Of time.
If we look for a human pattern
Of crying, we must turn to the
infant. At least one-third Of its
motions are expressed by scream
ing or crying. And it is consid-
cred proper to let the baby cry
long enough to cry himself to
sleep.
A mother who does not permit
the child to cry by itself binds it
more closely to her. A child
that cries by itself undoubtedly
achieves a great degree Of indie
pendence from personal attach
ment. When the child is crying
and the mother does not appear
one must assume that child can
itself in a way.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-16

always ssed to knock him when
they met at the church socials but
/ noticed they always sent for him
the next time they were in the
dumps" or even when they were
really sick.
Stoicism Is all right and a very
wholesome quality denoting an
ability to endure trying circum-
stances. But one can question the
type Of stoicism which is present
when there is no real need. Why
shouldn't a man cry at his sons
wedding? Why shouldn't you cry
at the movies? That is why you
go there. 1t is just as good as IN
aspirin or a teaspoon Of mag
nesium sulfate.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-16
Your Health
Crying Helpful
in Many Gases
Says Clendening
NV Logan cIeneenInE. 81. y.

DIV LOKdu NTeHHeHIhE. VI. u
Hats of TO DR.. Arthur N. Foxe
Of New York who, for the first
time 80 far as ! know, has stated
openly that crying should have q
place IN the medicine chest.
/ used to know an old doctor
who made his women patients cry
at nearly every visit he paid to
them by his bluntness. The women
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-16

L. s., Great Britain
Agree to Curtail
Export Competition
BY Charles p. Stewart

BOTH SIDES having first for
mally denied that Britain has
been competing unfairly with the
United States in export markets.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-16
Crying Of Children


Women often have asked me
about this matter" says DR.. Eoxe,
"and in one parent-teacher group
1t became an acute problem. ] will
confess that l was perplexed at
first as to what to advise. In my
perplexity, l have advised moth
ers to look ahead and to try to
anticipate in what sort of a world
their children will be living in
their second, third, and even
fourth decades Of life and what
they would prepare their children
for, a hard or an easy life"
Mothers naturally want to 20
to the child who is crying, but the
mother who lets an infant cry il
out does in the long run accom-
plish more for her child. As you
viii see, these are not easy prob
lens and | do not believe the solu-
ton lies in either extreme.
AT any rate, let us gently scan
u fellow man and allow him to
cry when he wishes. 1t may be
better for him than a bottle of
vitamins or a good dose Of salts.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
G. N: what effect has bowling
on an arrested TB case? Does It
cause the scar tissues to break?"
Answer: 1t all hinges on the
word arrested" Do you mean
arrested or cured? If cured, how
sure r you it is cured? For an
arrested case, / think bowling is
too strenuous a sport. Not because
it breaks up healed spots in the
lungs, but because any exertion
OF that extent may start the proc
ess anew. If cured, then bowling
is all right.
Constant Reader:-"1. I am
suffering from tuberculosis of the
lungs. l live in an extremely dusty
and sandy place. Is this detri-
mental to me? 2. When one has
recovered from tuberculosis should
he carry a lot of extra weight?
3. Is a person in danger Of taking
tuberculosis from another with an
active case ven though he is not
coughing? 4. Does a person ever
run a temperature with a nervous
breakdown"
Answer. Yes, living in a
dusty place is certainly detri-
mental to tuberculosis of the
lungs. 2. During treatment, the
patient with tuberculosis usually
gains weight, but it is not neces-
sary to carry this after a cure has
been accomplished. 3. Yes. 4. No,
a person with a nervous break
down does not carry 4 tempera-
ture and the idea that they do is
liable to lead to a postponement of
treatment. A nervous breakdown
and tuberculosis often are much
the same in symptoms. To ascribe
the temperature TO the nervous
breakdown is. wishful thinking.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-16

One-MInute Test
/. What causes knots In
boards?
q To what governmental bu-
reau would you send mutilated
money to be redeemed?
3. In the game Of ~horseshoes,
what is the distance from peg line
to peg line?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-16
z eIncus ~prRfopnta0
Hints on Etiquette
BY II. J. SCOTT

II you receive an invitation to
a tea and you cannot accept. mail
your regrets so that they arrive
on the morning Of the tea.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-16

Today's Horoscope
Provided hasty conduct and x
travagance r checked. those
who have birthdays today will en-
Joy excellent fortunes In the next
year. Promotion and substantial
gain. expected and unexpected.
VIII m~aterislize for them. Born
today a child will meet with q
good deal OF succsss through su-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-16

Words Of Wisdom
The spirit Of melancholy would
OFTEN take It's flight from us II
only We would take ups the song
OF praise.-P. b. Power.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-16

New students at the Ypsilanti
airport include David Pangburn
~Ypsilanti; James Cooper, Ypsilanti;
and Harry sturdevant, Manchester.
ter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-16

Merle Beauchamp, Detroit, flew
In to the Ypsilanti Airport Friday
for a short visit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-16

Leonard Jago. Ann Arbor, and
Lee Grub, Inkster are new students
at the McEnnan Airport.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23

McNierlmg an Iheineno nod, IN SGn
ocn Scr sluIriibrer. perlongt sic slb-
onnfllna slnionesclis. ;}lrriidNobc al
Ter icit lcbterl Sobr ohaetrctcncn @c
biclc an MlrnlGnicu. Sic Soienplitc
linN IN Sdnoen ser 9llliilGnoiihcn,
oic oclltid,en Srllppcn in Sen Scl-
iclorrn iino biSbcr lnbclGltiat ae
lniirn iporocn. SollicnNc iollcu be.
rcit@ tot 'cin.
@uforeIt. &onia Mid1ocl uno ieine
o;liter parcn aui hem @cge bas
ShloG hnrb Tl!ld)t 81 ucrlalieu limo
abcr ocS belligeu Tcllcra wcNen III
nlro ltm @ufureit 5uriifgetebrt.
Eorhergehcnoc 9tudlricl)tcu lno
ale Oc,ll Hahio abaehort lpcrocn lno
cntbehren ser @eitGtigltna olrd, ciii-
}icllc Nad)ricten bon ser Mcaicrlmg.
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- @ittc lricn Sic bic Slnsciacn
i,no llntcrIliiBcn Sic hieic Gci6Gifcl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
Neltlistc S,,iseGiteer
i4cucn Sic
itteiitcn oereckrsepicr
@un George 5. @atouip,
EoIiseidei.

Neln SllbgGnacr linN in Glcpc'
Ian6 in elmer @ohc oieies atonot&
i'm Gerfebr 81 Sobe aefcmlnen. Sn
alien sSGllen bis olf ciuen mur buE
Spier cine Gltlid)c Ecrion in ser
8ruppe iiber iiiniSig lnS nit einet
slusnabmc creianetcn iich sic tGo'
liGen l(nfGHe nad Cimhrud' Ser
Ounfelbeit.
,9iele llmitGnoc iino iiir toolichc
lt,iGllc bon Subg1naern in GIeue,
lano tppiih. TrrigeS Sobr lunrocn
cmblmocrtllno5ipan5i0 Ycrioncn ae.
totet mo liebennclrSia morcn tSlli's
9anger. sSiinilmo5mm5ig hicicr sSlliis
gGngcr mGren iihcr fiinfiiQ Sabre olt.
Sic ii,ngen Tahrcr iino i'm Tcrfchr
sic Cater. mo Scutc inn 9lltcr ihrcr
Gltcrn iiro sic .Spier.
9iac Motoriitcu llnb brionNcrS Die
ilrngen ,sahrcr iolltcn bnrmt ocnfcn,
nah Ginbrlch ser Sunfelhcit ihrc
@eIhluinNiafcit 81 mdGiOen. Sic
miiiien iornpGbreuo ouI Nllb9dngCr
mIipoIien, oic ihrem Slllto in Sen
@eg trcten tonntcn. 9lcltcrc Sclltc
iollten beim CScDcn porIihtiq icir
uno oaran NcnfCn. hnb lie nic,t mchr
poQfommen gllt ichcn lmN elmer @cs
iahr niht 10 leitt ME cine irnQc
IerIon un3mcidsu fGnncn.
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0lp2rDrum
vSMs Ching GallcS 2urc" bcoinm,
am p. NanMar.

3ncrlt liz c$ ein 9uitipiel nit No
ialino 9tnlicl mo Mclnim Gouqhlo;
in &ouplrollcn, 3lucitcn2 iii c2 cine
Nomancc, luc lie nod, icltcn arf SC,
Seinipuro Nclchen lpuroc. llntcritiibi
iperocn oic'c 6ciocn uon @innie Gar.
mes, slllpu Soslpr. @lorin Clifton.
See s. Gpbb ,lno @lprio &olocn
Sieier Slim 6cgjnnt ON -. Sou,or
I'M Sippooromc. %crroN>n Sic ooa
gilo nid)t, ocnn cS lit ciu @ilo no
riiber Sic cinmnl nou &cr5cn @dNcu
tperhcn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23

s. lit flor, BOP iih iolde 2eute meili
elmer aroben 9eliebtbeit erfreuen.
$40 iie bihtom,nen. lolltet has llrteil:
Elm netter, bSiIicher MenId.
Gs lit aher cine iillbcrIt geiibrIicbc
5mtidlmn mcnn man iolfe liebenS.
niiroigcll oberilGtlicten Shneide,
lcicn lno ichonen Mebensarten olIsn
rortIich nimn,t. @ir glouben Damn.
nenn cine Itrenae SelbItfritif fcblt,
MIR 5lt Qerne al permeintlidc @or,
,iiac uno ,Sabiafcitcn. hic mir in
@irflidfeit aor nicbt beliten. O.
oltrh mcrocn mir in cine oft iebr I'M
onNcnchmc Situotion bincinmonG.
ucricrt. Sic mir nid,t sl mciitern Der,
Itchen.
SIC Nrngc cincr Nrau: .@ic itchi
mir oiclcr S,ui oocr biciCs Glcio?"
miro pcn elmer nnNcrcn Srau Icltcn
chrliCl, ncnntnortct. MciIt lalltet Sic
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nit elmer nihtsinacnbcn SGilihfeitS,
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sbcr ipire nonfer Srm uidt beIier
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'tbclL Die un5 glcid)Niiitia iino. mcrs
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rem llrtcl audi furiidhnltcnh icin.
Nfou brnlht niht immcr iciuc 9ln'
lidt oni Der 2unac 5u trnQcu. s(tcr
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ucrpllid)tct. G& mag icin. hoE elm
o'Icnc% Mort moudnlul cine Dor,
iihcrNchcuor %critmnl,ma ouslGit.
Scnr mir oiirFcn nicht pcraeiicn,
ooi; mir oft brr1 Gin cbrlic,cs llrtcil
Dem onbcrcn cine lct1Gnc Saulinn
rChncn llno Don ihm cine hittcrc
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ld,pcr Iiir Den nnbcrcn, bieic @riidc.
bic lid non Ser SIlrIon sur mohrcn
GrfcnntniS irnnnt, 5u hcid,rcitcn.
9lhcr mir uiir6cn una an Sem bCf-
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Iid1er 9iiidiidtnohmc sen Tre,lnb
niCt 10 bcrotcn niirbcn, mic mir cs
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1smti,Gr,icl,
ShIlri, pon Scitc I.

GnHlmlullltCn uno nnoercr &rciic. sic
M0d't crril0cn unllCn.
Nnoopelt. slncrifoniiNc 3eitlmas
lcltc Aabcn IolNcnoc GrflGrllnn hie
len Tonncratng moracn:
IN @nforcit iii Scr qrobtc g'iir.
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ne Noroiitcn, Ytilit0r lit 5u oen 81
icrncn @arNiltcn iibarGclal'en. cint
ShicBcrci nncrhGrtcm 9luamabcS II
Ole Qan5c 9tnd,t in nncn Scilen Nl
nlGnicna inn Mongc. Noa Hnoio Sc
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23

i,icr iii cin EIon sinc po(lc Iahl5cit
Sl ind,cll.
GinSileiidj nit Nepiel Naesretias sauee.
, bis ! Yilnb MinhiIciidl
/ Gbl6iiel Sert
| mittelmGbiac 3piebel
Sceloiicl SaIS
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6 Mohrcn gcfrnbt nher 9nn5 gc(ailen
@lumcnfnhl in Stidc Gebrod,en
8 miiielmd6iGc Mnrioiicin
eblGiicl Mfcbl
GGlGiicl @oiIer.
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uc hn5 Slcidl mli bcibcu Sciten. Ncm
Nlt achrGut. tllc cine Sdale SEaiIcr
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,pellcrie. SCdc Den Solder gu gSenr
Sampi ans Der Sciimlna tommt brehc
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hn5u. Scdc lpicbcr sli iino iod,e 45 Wi>
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miiie Ierous ,lnb rcrbid)ic bic Salce nit
Mcbl unn SSuIier, mnb reibc 3l eincm
weid,cu &lciifer. Gerpiere nit Meerretig
Snlicc Su Scr gcrichcnc Nepicl 5lgcian
Irprhcu III.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23

Nroic Mcnaocric su icbc1 'cin bci
ircicm Cintritt. .
,Sn Ncitcn iucrocn iit, prohuiicrcu
Sorolbn Scrbert nit ihrcn iprin.
NCnoen Eicrh ionic Nonol Mcpcn@
fnA %oriihrl'rgen lrro 9iloD N,lnn
npIr nit ieincm Sibcrm E'crncn.
Hlu3gcicicfnctes Surncn iplpic hc
rilhnltc SpnBmuc|er mirfcn NIT. Ser
;}irtra 'chliebt init srei lebcnhcn &u-
noncntllael1 sic 5rpei @riiocr 3nchini
rerhcn nu@ elmer Niieicnfnnnnc her
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1tnier 2ln,eriea
Ter bentidc Mnteil an Mmcrifa.
Wit 6 Garteu ,mo 1 @eIcbicbtstoiel
@eheftet !r. 3; Seinen 90. 4.

GieIeS @erf behanoclt oas Seutih-
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ser @cichid)tr luricrea Golfcs onr.
&c bcmGhrtcn Cigcnihnitcn Scr
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beinctrooCn, 100 lie lmN ihrc Mot
fonrnlcn 'th nicNcrNclnliClr hnhcn.
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Scriih,utrr Sicrtraincr Glnoc
9'cnttN fpltmt.

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rllnacn Nc2 Grci NinQ @rotto ,'rfua
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- Wolo miro ollcb Ser EIcitcNcicr
;ihcr Sen ShlnChticlocrn ihlpehcn.
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Gs TT truncertar ,uas ntan alles tt1n Pat,n nit
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
u. of M. Sets Plans
For May Festival

THE UNIVERSITY MUSICAL
SOCIETY has made plans for
the Forty-Eighth Annual May
Festival, which will be held in
Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor,
May 7. s. 9 and 10.
AS usual. six concerts will be
given. four evening performances
and two matinees. Four new
vocal stars are scheduled to be
heard there for the first time:
Jarnila Novotna, CZecho-Slovak-
ian operate soprano; Suzanne
Stem, Hungarian-Viennese meg
zosoprano: Charles Kullman,
tenor, and Mack Harrell. bari
tone. both American stars of the
Metropolitan Opera.
Other artists to appear in the
concerts include Dorothy May
nor, Negro soprano; Enid Szan-
tho. Irish-Hungarian contralto:
Norman Gordon. American bass
of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany; Lawrence Tibbett; Gregor
Piatigorsky, Russian Colon Cell
list; Jascha Heifetz and Jose
Iturby.
The Philadelphia Orchestra,
under the baton of Eugene Or
mandy. will participate in all
six courses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Sixth on List

Sir Thomas. sixth in the list
of noted orchestra conductors
who already have appeared as
guests with the Detroit Sym
phony this season, comes here
following an extended tour in
Australia. Canada and the
United States.
Born at st. Helens, Lanca-
shire. Sir Thomas has for three
decades been a leading figure in
English and continental musical
circles. In addition to his lead
ership of the London Philhar-
monte Symphony Sir Thomas
was the founder and director of
the Imperial League of Opera.
conductor-in-chief for a time of
the British BroadcaSting Com
panys orchestra. organizer and
director of the celebrated Delius
and Sibelius Festivals, and COM
poser and arranger Of many
much-loved compositions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

DARREL BRADY. young ad-
~ venturer. will talk at the
Detroit Town Hall in the Fisher
Theater at II a. m. Wednesday
on open Roads to Success"
At Is. Brady has worked his
way through y countries and
has been behind the war scenes
on five continents. He has
worked three years in Europe
for the Scout movement; at
tended several European univer-
sites. working his way; saw
Arab revolts in Palestine and
civil war in Spain: acted as
guide and interpreter at the
Olympic games. and journeyed
around the world taking COM
mercial moving pictures.
Motion picture stars Of yes
teryear viii have their inning
when Commodore J. Stuart
Blackton brings to the Art In
stitute his Movie Hit Parade %
at $50 p m. today.
Theda Bara and Clara Bow
will reveal the glamour that
made them the It girls OF the
silent screen
Zen Turpin, John Bunny,
IRA Finch. Charlie Chaplin
= many others wit be seen