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Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-03
b. Peter Edison.
The Inside Track in WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2-Defense
officials having admitted frankly
they're scared that as many as
5000 plants may have to be closed
down temporarily before the end of
the year, simply because they won't
be able to get materials needed
elsewhere for defense, the What
Can-Be-Done-Ab -Aboul-It" boys are
beginning to come forward with
programs and suggestions as to how
the bad effects of unemployment
can be minimized.
The situation really is beginning
to get tough in a few communities,
notably those where the manufac-
ture of aluminium pots and pans has
been a major industry. There are
% principal concerns in this busi-
ness, and it so happens that there
is a concentration of utenSil towns
in Wisconsin. ManitoWoc. Two Riv-
ers, Chiffon, KeWaskum, West Bend
and Eau Claire have all felt this
pinch. So has the Aluminium Com
pany of Americas own plant in New
Kensington, Pa, where 900 men
were originally laid off, though
several hundred are now rehired.
Independents in New Washington,
O., Lemont, Ill, and die casting
plants in MarshalltoWn, Ia, and
Cleveland, O., have also suffered
shutdoWns.
NOT SOFT FOR AUTOS
Other industries are being squeez-
ed, too, principally manufacturers
OF civilian goods in the rubber,
silverWare, plated ware, and flat
ware industries. And heavy. heavy
hangs over the head of the auto
makers the threat Of further cut
in their production quotas for the
next II months with consequent
layoffs that will temporarily at
least be anything but pie in the sky
for employer or employe.
So what's to be done about it?
So defense officials are beginning
to come forward with their ideas
Of how to make shutdowns and
layoffs as painless as possible, with
out resort to leaf raking.
What all proposals boil down to
iC f1nt crYN nC,,+v,D4E,,cr l.,,4
more and better spreading out of
contracts to more firms Along with
that, spreading out of available ma
terial supply
Forced migration of labor from
defense to defense plants would
do the trick, but that's generally
thought Of as costly and unsatis-
factory costly because is involves
moving the workers and their fam
lilies, unsatisfactory because the
workers transported to new sur
roundings are unhappy. FurtheI,
mass movements involve major &c
onomic disruptions to losing and
gaining communities in the way of
shifted housing facilities, schools,
transportation, public health and
all the other plain and fancy trim
mings OF modern living.
A. j. Browning of Chicago, one
Of the first OPMers to diagnose
and call attention to this economic
ailment has SO far advanced the
most complete course OF treatment.
Browning is now an adviser to the
purchasing division Of the office
OF Production Management, and his
cure is for. the Army and Navy
contract and supply officers to ad-
minister a course of treatments
something like this:
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-03

EDITORS NOTE: The following
edit toridIs are presented as interesting
opinions UOiced by editors elsewhere.
They do not necessarily reflect the
opinion of this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-03

A lark is something that if you
90 out on you can't get up with.
Ear ye! Ear ye! Corn on the cob
season is with us again.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-03
Barbs

Some people have gone around
the world to get away from it all,
but came back to where they started
from.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-03

A Chicago woman who ran down
a jaywalker married him when Y
got well. That's what comes OF
breaking one little safety rule.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-03

You can't blame a man for get
ting mad at a waiter who serves
him burnt toast He can get that
kind at home.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-03

Go on a picnic if you want to
find out how it feels to be a
stuffed olive.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-03
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MEMBER
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fishers Association. Nation
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California Newspaper Pub
fishers Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-03

It's nice to see America first,
but better to all do our share and
see our country last.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-03
Famous Sayings

mischief thou art swift to enter in the thoughts
OF desperate men-Shakespeare.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-03

INDEPENDENT
IMPARTIAL
and
INDIVIDUAL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
'FLdshbdck' Method

He is paid hurried visit by
Carson who has an aching tooth
and tempted by the idea Of giU-
ing this rat an overdose of gas,
he reflects upon his past. Thus,
on the verge of administering
death to the man who has so
wronged him, the whoIe story
comes out by using the Flash.
back" technique.
Particularly good are the
early sequences with Cagnsy
seropping With his father, Alan
Haiei sphistiing at THE Styap-
berry Blonde" as she passes the
boys on the corner and taking
Staten Island ferryboGt eScur-
sion trips. Olivia de HaUiiland
steals one Uhoie section of the
picture uith her cute defense of
Woran's suffrage and Rita Hay
worth is developing more and
more poise and ability.
rs light and entertaining
Dith some excellent types pan-
dsrins around the Bowery back
grounds, whispering IL looe my
wifs, but oh, you strawberry
blonde I"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Workshop
Players
In COn,edy

THE FIRST Detroit presenta-
ton of William Saroyan's three
act comedy, Loves Old Sweet
Song" was given by the Wayne
University Workshop Civic Play
ers in the Art Institute last night
before an enthusiastic audience.
Under the direction of Prof. Rich
ard r. Durham the cast came
through with a worthy presenta-
ton of this fast-moving comedy.
Briefly. the play is concerned
with the happenings of Ann Ham
-I1ton, SmalI-toWn spinster, who
receives a proposal by telegram
from a stranger. The Romeo ar
.rives at AIMS house and the two
fall in love.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Plot THickenS

This, however, is only the be-
ginning of the fun, for the story
is complicated by telegraph mes
senger who decides TO play Cupid,
his Greek father. who is awres-
tler-phiIosopher, and by a family
who move in on the spinster.
The cast, which was selected
from community and university
dramatic talent, includes Tee
Sizer. Ernie Ricca, Glen Warren
. Tressa Trudeau. Harry Goldstein
Frances Gore, Quin Davies, Aller
Zeltzer, Fred Shepherd, Marjorie
Kemp, Bob Clark, Muriel Clerk
Reuben Weiss and Jack Gore.
With this evenings performance
of the play, the group will enc
their current season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Cdgney as Dentist

This time it's James Cagney
who is the battling and embittered
dentist. Despite the devotion of his
lovely wife, Olivia de HaWlland,
he can't forget the intriguing Rita
H a worth, The Strawberry
Blonde who threw Cagney over
for an aggressive, but worthless.
cad. Cagney. hurt and disap-
pointed, marries Olivia and they
struggle along. Meanwhile Rita
and her husband have risen in the
world and she, fed up with her
.pompous mate, urges him to do
something TO help Cagney so that
she can resume an old filtration.
The husband. Jack Carson, gives
Cagney a position and then let's
him appear as the scapegoat in a
crooked contracting deal Cagney
goes to prison and when he comes
out goes back TO the plates and
mOlarS business,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Film Time Clock

MICHGAN-"Case Of the Black Par
rot" IL a. m, $50 4:5s, 1887, 10 :5'
.. M; strawberry Blonde" :04, sos
.02, Sol, IL y. m.
UNITED ARTISTS-"Blonde Insplra-
tion," ~ 10 y. m, 2:O7. 500, s;0l, 10 :5'
y. M; The Had Man." 1871, 3:34, $751;
8:2s p. m, l2.25 a. m.
FON-"IIttle Men," II:15 a, m, 2:40
6 .05, . 80 p. M; mice Girl" IL 80, AIS
: 40, II ;05 p.
PAI.MS-STATE-"Fa SON" 10 %,
a. M. 1913, 4:22 y. M; The Greai
Dictator" 1883 a. M, 1903, 6:l2, 1925
$40, n ;bi y. m.
ADAMS-"Tobscco Road" IL q. m.
2:i0. SEQ, $50, IL ;S3 .. m; "Vivaciout
Lady" IL 40, s $50, !, 1908 p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOI~-"Here Comes
the Navy" 1915 q. m, 2;59. Gas, I0;2l
p. m; Virginia 12:SS, 4;22, 500
ii $50 p. m.
MADis0N--"Joy of Living" 1l,1i .. m.
2 IA, 5:37, $3.50 p. M, IL ;09 q. M
''Housekeeper's Daughter" 1G;4s, $3.50
1903, ~ p. m, l:S5 q. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29

We only hope that Miss Durbin's
escspade won't inspire all young
ladies who feel that they're tired
of being clsssed as nice girls flock
ing TO the apartments Of older men
who don't look like. nor behave
quite like. Mr.. Tone.
The second picture Is advertised
as a modern treatment Of Louisa
NJ. Alcotts Little Men" This
process seems 10 consist Of inject
ing two con men" into q story
which is so saccharine that il
would have Disguised Elsie Dins-
more. Kay Francis. Charles Is
mond and some perfectly frightful
hratS IL -nIaN- kel-zn- -uIAlle- -Iacl,
Oakie and George Bancroftare the
two crooks. reformed BY ell this
sweetness and light.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
WeIIman Bars
Glamour Horse

JOEL McCREA will ride nc
glamour horse as the hero Of
THE Great Lady" in which he
stars with Barbara Stanwyck, Di.
rector William A. Wellman fa;
turned thumbs-down on the beau.
tiful white stallion" type of horse
heroes usually ride in motion pic
lures.
II don't want Joel to ride one
of those gorgeous animals
which, once seen galloping to-
ward the camera, makes the au-
dience gasp at once, 'Ah, here
comes the hero,'" says Wellman.
II think the public is little
tired of a hero astride a horse
too noble and beautiful for
words"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Appealing Songs

Deonna sings several songs,
particularly appealing is Be
meath the Lights Of Home" and
Perhaps" both Of which are
casually introduced and made TO
seem as vocal interiudss in a
Usry delightful story.
Besidss DeannG. howeUer,
there are many other features
The humor Of Bsnehieyi the an
tics Of little Ann Gillisi the ro-
nance bstwsen houssheepsv
Helen Byodsriek and postmon
Walter Brennan, and the sudUe
eaae Nth which Mr.. Tone han
dies rather difficult assign
uent, all Of these help TO make
Nice Grip" distinctly enter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
A Woman Sc0rned

When she finds that Tone con-
siders her only a child and that
she has made a fool of herself, she
returns home al very early hour,
waking up the whole village and
shocking the inhabitants even
more than she had planned.
So with the typical Durbin airi.
ness she makes up a story and
gets herself in so deep that II
takes a great deal of explanation
and some hilarious situations be-
fore she can extricate herself II
time for a happy ending.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Ideal Existence

II seems like quite an idyiIie
existence for every one. Mics
Durbin has the admiration Of the
uhoie community. She has a nice
boy friend. Robert Stack, who
lives NEXT door and rcho likes
Dsanna almost as much az he
likes his prize automobile.
But Deonna Is slightly bored
tcith such eomploeent happiness
and wants TO be a little naughty
and daring for change. Her OPP
portunity comes phen handsome
Franchot Tone, a young scien-
fist. comes to visit her father on
business. Bsonn0 plans to have
him miss his tram so that she
tcW have to drive him bach to
ksw- York and shoW the local
yokels whethsr she's such a nice
Girl after oil,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
The Composers OWn

He chose from among his own
works several of those selections
from that versatile collection
which he has name d "Mikro-
koSmos" and which include every
thing from Chord and Trill studies
and short technical pieces TO
variations on Hungarian Folk
Songs.
These brief little morsels, the first
were played by Mr.. Bartok alone,
the second group being done by
two pianos with his wife, proved
the choicest part of the evening.
The spirit and contrasts between
these jewel-iike little excerpts de-
lighted listeners no end.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29

=
prised IN fact,
her pSeudo-so-
pnisticauon not
only suits her
but il gives
plenty Of mott
walton 70 the in
eenious little
plot they have
devised FOR Uni
Nersaps stellar
property.
The question
mark in tn e
title. Nice
Girl" is really
an explanation
of how Miss
Durbin IS sup
posed 10 feel in
the picture. She
lives at home
with her two
sisters. A n n e
G. W y n n e and
Ann ellis and
her very funny
father, Robert
Benchley. The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Bella BartOk
Appears at
Pro MusicG

BELLA BARTOK. the distin-
guished Hungarian composer and
his wife, Ditta Pasztory Bartok,
appeared last night to give a
pianistic climax TO the Pro Musica
season in the small auditorium of
the Art Institute.
Mr. Bartok had previously Wis
tied Detroit as Pro Musica guest
several seasons ago, but his pro-
ts5tettr1 fast night proved Tar more
interesting and much less extreme.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Formal Offerings

The more formal offerings like
the two selections from Bach's
Art of Fugue" and Mozarts
C-minor Fugue semed labored and
forced.
Georges Miquelle and the COM
poser opened the concert with a
brilliant rendition of Bartok's own
Rhapsody for Cello and Piano
and Mrs. Bartok presented two
Debussy numbers as solo pieces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Nice GirI?'
Fine for
Durbin

ALTHOUGH MISS DEANNA
DURBIN'S last picture was con-
siderahly below par. her latest We
7-7-fT7 -TTUV Y1IIIF Ut t''Ntf
view at the Fox, brings her right
back up 10 the TOP.
Comedy with Incidental music,
rather than Z whole musical. is
obviously her forte ana when You
see her nov with sleek gowns and
furbans you are going 10 be sur.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Margaret Climbs

MARGARET HAYES. under the
name Of Dana Dale, was one of
the nations most popular models,
She is working with Claudette Col
bert and Ray Midland in SKY
lark" and Immediately after COM
pletion Of her part she starts in
might OF January 18th"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29

two-fisted dem
fist. who car
RED always the
vision of an en-
chanting crea-
ture who had
Tilted him. His
q ev ote d wife
was Fra n c G S
Fuller, W h o
synpathetically
put up with her
n U S b a n q S
dream girl. This
was a film of
( h e successful
play, Zone Sun
day Afternoon, ="
which has now
been renade as
The Stra w
berry Blonde. "
This is a much
gayer a ffai r
and has been
given lots of
h ors e = and =
buggy hu m o r
and q a G LIT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Dance Guest

VOCALIST MYRNA WINTERS
will be featured with Carl Vim
cents orchestra when they play
for the annual Spring dance Of the
Michigan State College Club Of
Detroit in the Crystal Ballroom Of
Hotel Book-Cadillac this evening
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Mystery Film, Too

The second film is a good mys-
terry called The Case of the Black
Parrot, - in which William Lundi-
gan and MariS WriXon try to solve
the mysterious deaths of several
people who are after valuable
and handsomely carved cabinet
which helnncz 70 Miss AAE.lxaH,e
ncle. Suspense element well
worked out, but the story IS trite.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
atmosphere Counts

Making a period picture of the
tale has given the producers a
chance TO run riot With barber
shop quartsts, hustled beauties.
ice cream soeiois and n1ansard-
rooted houses. In fact il is the
atmosphere" which ia the best
part Of the whofe thing and the
continual playing Of "Fhe Band
Played On" gives a sprightIy air
to eooer up the grim aspects of
the plot.
The story is essentially still
the same.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Films in Review
BY CHARLES GENTRY
Strawberry
Blonde Is
Funny

THAT TEMPTING delight Of
the gay nineties. The Strawberry
Blonde. %. proves 10 be a very tasty
dish Tie way Warmers IS serving
II in the new picture on the Mich
igan screen this week.
You may recall that about eight
years ago you saw Gary Cooper
disc,tiSed IS ono Riff Grimes. a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29

only rule in this particular house
hold, SO Mr.. Benchley informs US
is that "all Jokes are funny"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29

M IIYE-sSs5 kerche'ai PARK Free =
VI LOhL Cont. from /. Mat. I'D. II
IN "GO WEST" Virginia Bruce In
INVISIBLE WOMAN" John Barrymore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29

7rIIlu-Corn,r Moran and Ferry
LILLIAN l;3o. Pop.ys Our esnE
EAST SIDE KIDS" Midnight snow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Modern Version

totnfnR picture,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Wire Network
Links Airports

Selfridge Field and The Wayne
County Airport are included IN 4
nationwide telegraph network that
will be placed in operation next
week linking the counuy'S air.
ports by the Civil Aeronautics
Administration. a contract for
service on tho system has been
awarded 10 the Western Union
Company.
The network will eventually
consist OF lis stations in addition
ito Offices OF the army. navy
weather bureau, air lines and
.other industries
Normally the system will handle
ia constant stream of weather in
formation used in preparing OF
weather maps and forecasts nec-
eSsary for safe airplane operation
In defense or other emergencies
the entire network can be united
for direct transmission from Wash
Iington and other key control
stations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Daily Quiz

distributed sy KinE Features synd Inc
Each Of the colorS Of tht
American flag has a meaning
Do YOU know what IL is?
Is this statement true or falls,
the Army War College is a
West Point; the Navy Wa
College at Annapolis?
-l In thus day of mechanical war
fare give a guess as to th'
number Of horses owned by th'
United States Army?
Of these men is IL
charge of The ships anchor
boatswain, steward. yeoman7
Can you give another nam,
for the Great Divide?
Must all candidates TO tn
United States Naval Academ,
be citizens of the Unitet
States?
Which Of these forms of trans
portation would a traveller flint
best adapted TO crossing tn,
Great Australian Blight: auto
mobile. pack-mule, boat7
answers on Editorial Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05

tommy quit MS lou al lilc loibc
led would pay him the same
wages. even a little more. AS h.
told Johnny. ne believed he haC
the markings of a champ and ht
was gong 10 do his best 10 make
him one. But Johnny wouldn't
0ult his Job. That was his work
hc carefully explained. Boxing
was lust fun. II was all right II
nc became worlds heavyweight
champion hut he'd have to do il In
his spare time He couldn't leave
his work. Why. Anime Brannon
has girl. would raise hell
JOHNNY GETS Ills WAY
+ So Jed let him have his way
lie had TO- Johnny had streak
iof stubbornnesS as wide as his
back. II Jed had pressed the
point. Johnny would have quit
everything. II was a shame, too,
because he was good fighter.
He won the amateur championship
in his first try. Then Jed decided
10 turn him professional. lie
looked around for a manager who
knew the ropes and he lit upon
Victor SalVo.
Salvo was one OF the best of the
rising crop OF managers. He re-
Sembled the late joe Jacobs a
little, but ne lacked three things
that Joe Jacobs had possessed,
brains, a sense Of craftsmanship
and an about loyalty TO any
fighter he was handling.
He looked over Johnny in action.
lie decided NE was just a stumble
bum bur ne could see that this
here Jed Blake. a very wealthy
man believed Johnny would GO
some place. Salvo decided 10 give
him the business.
Sure, he told Jed, the kid had
something. But he'd have to be
nurscd along and Vic couldn't af-
ford 10 nurse him. If Jed wanted
TO put up five grand and give
SalVo half of Johnny, he'd see
what he could do with him.
Jed didn't even argue. He wrote
out a check while they talked. In
a day or two. he received his con-
tract with Vic and signed it. He
specified that Johnny was 10 get
his full share Of all purses, In
Guiding Jed's bit.
GETS 20 KNOCKOUTS
Johnny was better than Salvo
had thought. He went through
so fights. losing only one, a de-
ciSion. and winning 20 by Knock
outs. Jed was hot. He came
right out and prophesied that
Johnny was the next heavyweight
champion Salvo made no I'M
preston when he pointed out that
Johnny was meeting only mediocre
boys. He was too sold on his
discovery. He demanded that Vic
get Johnny better fights.
Maybe Vic wouldn't have done
anything about il only II hap
pened that Pat Sheedy came 10
him one day and suggested that
Vic throw Johnny into the ring
with his fighter, Wolf Carlson,
who was only a step away from
being contender. Wolf needed a
spectacular fight TO force match
with the contender.
Vic pointed out that Johnny
didn't know enough to fight the
Wolf. But Pat, man of few
words, offered Vic $1,000 and two
thirds of the fighters take on the
gate. Vic signed Johnny up and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
knowledge Test
BY DIR. SABINA ii. CONNOLLY

What is the country Of these
musicians ta) Edward Elgar;
(b) Giuseppe Verdi. tcl. Mich
olaS Rimsky-KorSakoV?
Where did these presidents
de-: ta) Warren G.. Hard
ing; (b) James Garfield; tc)
William Mckinley.
What foreign phrase is often
used by Americans instead Of,
tA) false step; tb) till VIC
meet again; tc) good trip?
Can you name: (a) The god OF
the sun; tb) the god Of sleep;
tcl the god OF marriage?
What word is always associated
with these capitalized ones
ta) Rabbit; tb) Sauterne; (c)
Calling?
Give a name 10: ta) The
science of measuring time; tbl
the science OF heat; (cl the
science Of family pedigrees.
Who was, ta) The philosopher
that drank a cup of poisoned
hemlock: (b) the poet who
preferred kiss in his cup Il
wine; (c) the first great writer
about birds IN America?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
JED LEARNS TRICK

II was two months before JED
Learned the details of the deal IN
which Vic had sold Johnny 10
Mike Sheedy. II was then that
he made his declaranon that VIC
tor Salvo was a rat and he would
lexterminate him.. if he ever got
the chance.
He waited two years and then II
lcame. Vic Salvo came 10 town 10
see about a local fighter Jed had
men posted for just such a hap
lpening-two of them. very big
and tough. Just to help him get
Vic persuaded When Vic saw
the three of them he looked a
little ratified.
"Salvo," said jed with cold
menace, "you threw Johnny
Kluzak, without chance, To
Wolf Carlson when YOU knew
he was too good for him. You
did ii for $1,000 outright and
$4,000 YOU stole from Johnny.
Your price was higher than
Judas, hut YOU got the same
effect. want those $1,000.
Write out n check for it,
Vic denied the charge loudly
and holly. lie told Jed to 20 to
hell He threatened him with the
police.
Take him into the forge fur
mace. boys" Jed ordered ms two
henchmen, land throw him in
The two men lifted Vic between
them and dragged HIM to the
furnace. One held him while the
other opened the door. Then both
lifted him and started swinging
him TO and fro before the door.
The heat scared the skin OF his
face. Vic screamed at the count
fef-twe" and gase=iH-
He wrote out the check on a
Broadway bank. and he sat
whimpering while The man Jed
sent 10 New York by fast auto
mobile, cashed it, Then Jed opened
the door and kicked him out.
Jed went TO Johnny's house,
JOHNNY wasn't there, of course. He
was working at the forge. He
handed the money to Amino, who
now was Mrs. Kluzak, and he told
her what the money was. But he
didn't feel upliftcd or glowing
when he left. Anime took the
money.
It's the least YOU could do
and Ill take this money" she
said But II don't bring back
the looks that made Johnny the
best looking man in town.
still wish what I've always
wished, that il was you instead
of my Johnny that took that
beating, Good day"
THE END.
Mondays short story: "Out of
her Heart" by Emily Calvin
Blake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05

a plaque honoring Hamtrsmck
mon who have been drafted under
INC Scicctivo Service Act. was I'm.
velled al Independence Day cxer.
cises by Mayor Walter kanar IN
front Of the City Hall.