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koji &c da spovedajl predstavjaju aposto'ske is
povedni.ie Rima prgodom vekih slava. Svi oni koj
zee da ucestvuiu trina gavnim oprostai aincama neka
pridju tim spovednic:ma savesno izvese ispovednka
koko naklonjeni da se sebe da bi dobi
sledece milosti:
Prvo je apsolutno prastanje svih greha = pros
lih, saGasnj:h i buducih
s- Drugo e oslobodn jenie cd ucesca Il dema Svete
Crkve, kao so postovi, motive, hodoc sea mucenia
svake naravi.
. Trece = sluSajte pomno, brace moa; obratite
narocitu paznju posednje reel, kako to kaze
ova oprostanica nadmasuje najverniji vernici
mogu da pozele
= Slusa = sanu Fra Girard Herveu = slusai
o1ajavaj svoie sunni JAMIE moe
Oh, sumnjam wise, pa pak iedva smem da
Sc madam promuca sin Kristijana zadrzana daha dok
domnikanas nastavi da objavljuie gasno:
Treca most, brace moia, dajc vam pravo da
brae sopstvencg ispovednka koji ce, kad god So
poboite da cete zansl 10 da umre.e, b:ti obavezan -
sIom oprostajnog psma koe cee da kupite koje cete
da MENU pokazete - da dade oprostenje ne samo
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-15

obicne grehe, nego j vece zocine cije e
praStanje reZervisano opostosku Stoc toest bes.
tiianost zlocin pro.iv narav umorstvo roditea
skrnavlje.
Jedva domihkanac izust te reel, kad Herve-ove
te uzese srahovit izgled Oci mu sevahu vatrom
mejak prokletnika zvijase usne kad Fra Girard
SAFE dole i sanu mu ma uho:
Da Ii tie varah? Oprostanica je apsoutna, cak
i "a rodoskrn; Vile
Naposletku brace moia produz Apostolski
Poverenik cetvrta milost Sc sastoji o.kupu dusa
il cisti'ista. Ia milos brace moia nie potrebno
kao prve tri da bude skrlsena srca da Sc is
povedi. Ne, ne! Dovoljno e da spusts svoju zrtvu Il
oval kovceg Tim ces istrgnut duse mrtvih il muka
koje podnose; to ces doprinasati s,tetom delu
obnove Basilike Sv. Petra Sv. Pavla u Rimu A sad
brace moja, = domenu lupnuvsi ponovo po kuferu
svojim novcem! Ovamo sa svojm dukati-
ma Ovamo I.s..a
Nakon ovog posednjeg apea, otvorena bi resetka
pevnce. Maen bro dobrotvorno naklonjenih koji ze-
ljahu da okupe duse il muka, pocese da redjau is
pred kovcega koi spustahu svoje proge posto prvo
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-15
KAPITALISTICKA UTAKMICA
! SOCIJALISTICKA
KO-OPERACIJA.

Costa prznavanja da nacisticka trgoVac-
ka pretnja opravdava americku intervenciju u
ratu prouzrokuju ne pre- malu neudobnost ka-
pitalistickim apologitarima. John l.. Love, kle-
velandski koumnisa (rubrikas) cisira profe
sora Raymond Moley-a da on rete: "Takvi
razloZi kada gledaju u hladnoj svetlostl
pcsle ratnih dana, mogu mas Zaista ubedtl da
reskiramo rat iii da odlazimo II rat zbo@ tr-
govackih prednosti."
Mr.. Love ie ukljucio primedbe bivseg
glavnog "bran-trustera u svojoj rubrici u
C,evelann Press, Cd 81 februara. u stoj rub
ric oplakuje primedbe Wendella Willkie-a ko-
je je izustio proslog j4nuara "ako Will
kie yeruje da America b mogla podneti bri-
tanski raspad 'ekonomski' on ne bi poduzimao
nikakvo reskiranje d. uvuce ovu Zemju u
|rat4.' Mr. Love dodae, "Ovde sklznuo Mr.
Wilkie'
Drugi, medju NINA glavni predstaynci
Novor Dila (Hull, Jones, Knox takodjer su
"skliznuli." THE Fifth Fortune Forum of Ex-
ecutive Opinion" (Fortune cd maja meseca)
snabdeva razloge Vazna m&njina egzekutva
obs >po sto) jos veruju da Sc amercki kapi-
talizam moze pogadiati sa nacistickim kap.ta-
lizmom svetskoj tsgovini
Mr.. Love smatra anti-ratni sentimenat
Woods-a, Lindbergh-a it'd, kao porazni utiarac
argumentu da Sc rat yodi radi trgovine koii
je narcotic ubtatan "a Markssticku poziciiu
Ckoju on zbrkava sa "Moskovskom lnijom')
To n;jd nimalo tacno Drzanje da Sc oval rat
prVenstveno vod radi piiaca sierra polite
kog ekonomskog uticaja ne patti nj mal0 wise
zbog male kapialstitke opozcije prenla VOL
nlckoj intervenciii nego Sto je isto drzanje
Prvom Svetskom Ratu patio zbog sEcne mamie
kapitalisticke opozicje. Da je tai rat bio pro-
uZrokovan Zbog "ekonomske trgova&ke utak-
nice" to je posvedocio Svetskog Rata Pred
sednik, Woodrow Wilson sa jezikom koii ne
doZvollava protivrecnost.
koumnsta Love priznaje da "su Sc nacije
tckle radi trgovine'" ali on nastojava doka-
zati da ie kriyica bila Il tome "sto su in "a
vele male grupe Lkapitalista koje bi stvarno
doble ed takve strane trgovine." Strana tr-
govina, on tvrdi poseduie "pravu vrednost'
jer je "prodaja izvoza korisna da bi Sc sa
njom dobile stvari koie mi Il ovoj zemji ne
posedulemo, iii in ne mozemo .ako jeftino pro-
izvesti"
Ovo je obcno ne preveSto odstups II ie cd
ptanja. Ako je tacno da kapitalistcke nacje
lzVoze Zbog toga Sto one moraju uvoziti, njho-
va rotreba "a iZvazanje bi Sc smanjvala Il istoi
meri Il koliko one proizvode zamene i L koli-
ko Sc krecu prema svoioj sopstvenoj dovoli
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-15
POSLEDICE KAPITALISTICKE
RAZMENE.

"Drukcije je kod Grka. Privatni po-
sed, koii Sc pojayio mad stsdma i mad
luksuznim stvarima' doveo je do razmene
izmedju pojednaca, do pretvaranja pro-
dukata u robu. l ovde lezi koren citave
revolucije koja je sledla cim prozvodja-
ci nisu wise svoj proizvod direktno sami
trosil, vec ga razmeni IL ruke dali,
izgubili su vlast mad MIN. Oni wise nisu
znali sta Sc snjime desilo. Postojala ]e
mogucnost da Sc proizvod mogao okrenuti
protiv proizvodjaca sa svrhom da Sc oni
eksploatsu tlace Stoga ne moze nj jed
no drustvo poduze vreme zadrzati kontro-
lu mad svojom vlastitom proizvodnj jom,
mad druStvenim posledcama nacna proiZ-
vodnje ako Sc ne unisti razmena iZmedju
poiedinaca" - Engels.
Cornje je Engels izrazio kada je imao ma
umu raspadanje plemena sa njhovom ekono-
ijcm ma pozornici druStva pojavi privat-
ma svojina koja dovede do razmene izmedju
c!anova bivsh jedinstvenih plemena unisti
ill., Grci su trgovali dalekm narodima
nekda Sc desavalo da neki cd tih naroda ma
vale protv Grka, i mogucnost je postojala da
su neki gnuli borbi ubodeni sd kopljem
ko;eg su sam proizveli, a drugi su bill
zarobljeni drzani ropstvu sa oruzjem Il
rukama neprijatelja koje su sami oni proiz-
veil.
Preko radia iavljaju da je nazad nekog
vremena ova zemja prodala vladi Iraka, III
Nesopots mije povise ratnih avijona. To bese
taGa kada Sc drzalo da je bivsa vlada te me
zarisne" zemlje ba utka "demokratija.' Sa-
d; inja vlada te zemlje postala je lutka nacis-
til kh zemai liza tamo Sc vodi borba izmedju
sc emokratskih' sila sla nacistickog impe-
ri alizma sada &c nacistcki vojnici da lete
ga "demokrs tskm" avijonima da sa njih BLU
ju vatru mad "demokratskm' vojnicima
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Dxepln'al, q, Bib1ija
ill
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

Scshaesta knjiba Eugene Suea: "Tajne naroda
iii "storija jene proleterske porodice kroz vekove
Prica o Sesnaestom StOecu - dive knjige. Knjiga l.
ST orignanog francuskog engleski: Daniel De Leon
Sa engles1og ma jugoslavenski: L. Perovic.
Is.
Pa vadct. IL svoga dzepa pola dukata, koji drzase
da sja pred svetinom, spust ga kovceg kroz razrez
zaklopca, po kom produzi da udara svojm pesncama
takt svojim recima, uzvikuWc:
Domestic svoj novac! Domestic ga, dobri ljudi!
Domestic svoje dukate!
Prednji redovi svetine razdvoje Sc pozv trgovca
oprostajnica pohitau da sprazne svoje kese. Ali do
minkanac zadrza natrag suk jaucu svetnu kreom
je rake r:e:
JOS je6nn rec draga moja brace! Vdite Ii
isrovcS-ce ;s:icae grbov.ma Svetog Oca! Syestenic
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pravJahu znak krsta; ali ispovednice Il koima nonsl
spovednic zauzese svoja mesta snesta bisa
ruJom lJudl zena, koj behu nestrpljvi da dobjiu y
oclma neba sopstvene i'm saves oprostenie "a oreha
poeev cd najlaksih do grdnih della sto cine da so
afa' ez Strahovit bese to PRIOR PRIOR rule okoo
TIN lsTovednica, koa tiskase da dodje do zvora on
rosenja greha
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(Nastavice se.)

oslooodJenJe proletarijata ii. Socijalistieka Ke
publlka - ne moze bt rezutat zakonskog ukaza Nika
u zaKonodavci nece osloboditi prolearat Osobodan
p1o'etarlJata moze edno b zaednicko deo samoa nro
ietariJaa koji ulaz ndustrije uzmauci svoi nosea
proizvodne snage zemlje - De Leon
fravl najgor neprijatelj naroda ieste danasnia
burzoaska stampa. Zato Sc drze stroco svon, d,s 5
we sto vam je dobacujem Prezr mrznia sn,r+ ro
rast danasnjoj burzoaskoj stampi - Lassalle
hao sto religiJi covekom gospodari prozvod nie-
COVE rodJene glave. tako kapitasticko proizvodnii
nJlme gospodari proizvod rodjenh mu ruku. - Mary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Film Time Clock

ADAMs-'In the Navy" li-iO a m.
1889 t:ls. 1881. 1925 p m "Tigh
Shoes" I2.S2 d. m, 3:4i $50 e:ie r, m
BROADWAY CAPTToIl-"Men Of Boys
Town" IA a. m ASS. 6;35. 1910 p. m.
Flame ~ New Orleans" l;a5 p. m. $40
ciNpERELLA-"Men Of Boys Town
n 80 p. m. SIS, 1924, 1854 p. m.
Flame Of New orleans, % ass p. m. eos
FISHER" Men Of Boys Town" "a;
p. m. 6:33. 10 ?. m, Flame OF New
orleans" "a p. m, 5:it s.57 ?. m.
FOX" Blonde In Society ii:i6 a. m.
'2i3i. b:As. e.0l; moon over Miami,
10 20 p. m. 3.5s. 7:i3, i0:2s p. m.
HOLLYWOOp-"Fl Flame OF New orleans.
a;07 p. nj Men Of Boys Town, p. m,
MicHiGAN-"Th Bride came c o. D."
II a. m. 1891, 4.42, 81. 1924 2. m
"singapo1 Woman, l2:i2 p. m, 3;S5'
MADlsoS-"Niuotehka." iils m.
1858. $50. 1907 p. m When Tomorrow
PALMS STATIC IN the Draft %
/ :O5 p. m, 30. 1850. 1910 p. m. The
Sea Wolf" 1925 a. m, $3.50. $40. e:25
p. m.
RIvIERA-"Men Of Boys Town" 2ls
p. m. 5:37, e:i3 p. m, Flame Of New
Orleans" 70 80 p. m. 4.os, 7.24. II ?. m.
R-K=U- UPTOWN =+.htrn uf TepHr"
1880 p. m. 4.0e. ZOO. 1927 p. m
Flame Of New orleans " 2:4s p. m, 5:52.
RoYAI-"Men Of Boys Town" 1888.
1919 p. m; Flame OF New Orleans,
6:l5 p. m. $50 p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Wayne Group
In PIay Thursday

THE INNER court of Wayne
University's main building is being
transformed this week into an
English-country home SET for
Ladies in Retirement" the three
act drama which will be presented
by the Wayne University Summer
.Theater in the court at $3.50 p. m
Thursday. The director will be
Dorothy Patterson. 1854 Pingree
avenue, graduate student ir
speech and teacher at the Thomas
Houghton Elementary School.
The play is the second and con-
Guiding l941 production of Detroit'S
only out-of-door legitimate thea
ter, now in its third season. Those
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Musicians Band
In Concert Toniqh+

THE DETROIT FEDERATION
OF MUSICIANS BAND. Roy NJ
Miller conducting. will be heard in
the Belle Isle Shell tonight al
Sis. The concert will include one
of Millers own compositions, "A
Leaf from Childhood's Diary"
The complete program follows
March-"World Events" ..... (Zamecnikl
Overture" Tiherius" ..,..........( Clarkl
Mood Pastoral ...............(M ackiin)
Two numbers from symphonic series 10
tal Music tTone Pieture) (bl Got.
ton Blossoms (Humoresquel
Suite-'A Leaf from Childhood's Diary
tMiller) (a) THE Awakening" 90 PLAY
time" (c) Bedtime"
Farandole from L'ATlesienne Suite (Bizetl
Selection from The New Moon (RombergD
l" Scotch Ballet" e,,............. lUrichD
"A Legend from Sleepy Hollow" (Bennett)
Three Negroe Dances ............. tPrlce)
Ballet Malta Pas des Fleurs. gee. (Delibesl
BY the Light OF the Polar star (Sousa)
stars ana Stripes Forever (Sousa)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Midland Receives
Own Photo in Mail

A YEAR after ii left Hollywood
for fan in Istanbul. Turkey. a
photograph of Ray Milland came
back TO the start a the Paramount
Studios.
The envelope. returned to Milland
on the "Skylark' set, showed that
it was mailed April 20, 1910,
headed for Asiye Kelecer, Siraya-
,lilar CaddeSi s in Istanbul. II has
been trying TO catch up with Kele-
Ger ever since, finally gave up and
came hack 10 Milland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Film Traveller

ELLEN DREW went from n
New York penthouse to western
dance hall in three hours. She
finished work on Might of Janu-
airy 18th laid primarily in New
York. one morning, and started
on "Parson of Panamint,' in which
she plays a dance hall girl, that
Afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
He Must Like II

VICTOR SCHERTZINGER, di-
rector of Birth of the Blues" has
Just renewed the copyright on
"Marcheta." one of the greatest
song hits Of all times, which he
composed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21

AFTER HIS overnight hit in
Power Dive" Don Castle has re-
ceived two Broadway stage offers
His assignment in World Pre-
miere," however. will prevent his
taking the stage roles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
PAGES Son Pace

FRANK WEIRECK, who PLAYS
a senate page in Charles r. "
gers Senate Page Boys" co-star-
ring Virginia Bruce and Herbert
Marshall. is the son OF Wade
Weirick, who was a page boy in
the United States Senate during
the World War;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21

taking part will include Vide
Black, Madeline Henzie. Villas
Riva. Peggy Scripter, Marguerite
Shimmin, Charlotte Whaley, and
Libbyann Wilson.
Tickets are available at the uni-
versity ticket office and at the
door.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
a

Brod weighs over 200 pounds. She
took it in Seven Sinners"
"Brod really levels" said this
lady of the beautiful legs. But
all the same, I'd rather be hit by
Crawford, who knows how, than
be slapped around by some star
who doesn't"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21

on week days enjoy the two
pages OF comics and adventure
strips IN the daily Detroit
Times; on sunday, the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In CoLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Songstress

Lovely MARTHA WAYNE
is the featured vocalist with
Bobby Day and his orchestra
playing for dancing at Jeffer-
son Beach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
JANE wITHERs SICK

Ny very good friend Jane With
ers is home sick with severe
case OF tonsilitis and nothing
makes jamie madden than 70 be
sick when she's in the midst OF
picture. Her doctors tell her she II
have 10 have her tonsils yanked
as soon as Small Town Deb is
completed and then she'll have n
more OF these bad sore threats
In jamie picture is red-headed
Daphne Ogden jane Dar~ell's at
tractive niece. Jane is so crazy
about her two nieces. who liz,
with her. and ! know how happy
she IS that Daphne is getting Z
break in the movies and especially
in a Withers picture
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
BrOderick Crawford Tells
Holv He Slaps Film Beauties
BY JOHN TODD

HOLLYWOOD, July 21.-Brod
erick Crawford. who has slapped
around a few beauties on the
screen, today revealed the secret o.
how TO hit them and still have
them speak to you afterward.
II smack them hard and con-
vlncing the first tlme--and then
there's seldom any need TO make
the scene again-which i figure
Is much more kind than trying TO
20 easy on them and then hav-
ing 10 beat them black and blue
getting just what the directors
want"
The latest girl Crawford
was Frances Farmer for
Universal's "Badlands of Dakota.
DIDN'T MIND SLAP
at wasn't so bad a. II might
have been" said Miss Farmer
afterward, although it was no.
ticed there was a faraway look
in her eye.
Marlene Dietrich was another to
sample the Broderick wallop and it
might be well 10 point out that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Arch Oboler Quits
Radio for Movies
Writer, Director
Signs Contract
With Fox
BY LoUELLA O. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD. July 2l,-Arch
Oboler, much publicized genius
whose exploits before the mike
have been related with great gusto
by al, who have worked for him,
is leaving radio flat. Yes, indeed,
Oboler has signed a three-way
contract with Twentieth Century
Fox 10 write. direct and produce.
And because Daryl Zanuck and
his associates do not believe in
letting untutored genius run ram
pant Oboler viii get his training
from Mark Hellineer with whom
he will be associated before he
tries 70 solo.
Mary are the stories told Of the
way Oholer works. the peculiar
clothes he wears and his tempera-
ment. But movies are no place for
cccentriClties, so from now on In
ne VIII re expected 10 forget al
his nonsense. Maybe Oboler Will
really contribute something out
standing for he undoubtedly has
talent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
NEXT COOPER FILM

Just heard that Cheyenne by
William Rankin and Winston Mil
Ter has been sold 10 Sam Goldwyn
and Howard Hawks-for Gary
Cooper, of course. And il may in
terest our readers 10 know that
Winston Miller is Patsy Ruth Mil
ler's little brother. Not so little
now either, since he is far past the
growing boy stage.
Cheyenne" l suppose, will take
the place Of The Singing and the
Gold" for Gary, since that will not
be made. on account of copyright
trouble. The Federal Theater prof.
ect is out of business and there is
no way to clear the rights-the
first time, according 10 Niver
Busch, that this problem has
arisen. Barbara Stanwyck, who is
the burlesque queen IN Gary
next, is mentioned for Cheyenne,
a story of backstage rodeo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
SIGN NEW ACTOR

When the cameras started few
DAYS ago with Stan Laurel and
Oliver Hardy at 10th Century-FoX
in Great Guns" there was a new
face Cat least 10 movies) on the
set. mean Dick Nelson. who
talks more like Jimmy Stewart
than Jimmy himself and was on
my pot o Gold broadcast.
Sol Wurtzel heard him and read
my comment that although Dick
sounds like Corporal Stewart, he
in no way resembles the well
known actor. SO he sent for Dick,
tested him and gave him this
movie Job in the first Laurel and
HARDY comedy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
IIccInIIIV-Fenksil a, Peto.ke,

IlIItDlLLI open 6.l5. Park Free
2Oc-1Oc. Lucille Ball Geo Murphy. "a
GIRL, A Guy AND A COB" l. Young
Edw. Arnold LADY FROM CHEYENNE"
DI A7L-lls4I D.. Jefferson. IL. 1897. 4
LhLh Starting Tomorrow. July o.
Crystalware 20 the Ladies. Opening GIFT
Covered Refrigerator jar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21

UuITTTEp-E. Jenerson-G Grand Blvd. 4
Will iiLh Omen 6:i5. Park Free Cooled.
Free 20 Ladies Constance Bennett Co.'S
NsDE." DEVIL AND MISS IoNIs"
WYAND0TTE c.s'.% S.: M stsS.r, H.It
Lamar. Judy Garland 'ZIEGFELD GIRL
"RtDE IN. vAoUERO." Cesar Romero.
WYAND0TTE. MAJESTIC w.. s" DOT. ? =
CooirA. Y vaues. TOO v.~y RIONDFs'
'TN orr CoIOpsno." Honaione Cassidy.
VnJIn-Forrd RI Mt EHIou Pr. isso =
lVOh Omen SIS nisnevs "BiiiDoster. -
"STS HOPKINS" with Judy Canova. Jerry
Ccionna "FRFF AND Easy" with
Robert Cummings and Ruth Hussey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21

UE Wyoming -FenkeII. no. I'LL -
WDOlUWN Nov Extra FddeF NtfractfA
."TICHTFR PIVOT " See me Pviish FlNV
ers CO Tn See the Nazi Planes COM
Down IN Pieces The Most Authentic War
Thrill Ever shown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21

| LiERCUkl Da1s, al" sse.ine.~ Unlimited
Free Parking Cooled. Tommy Dorsey and
Bert Wheeler In "LAs VEGAS NIGHTS"
l"FRFE AND EASY" Robert Cummings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21

C0DrcT-W codward at Forest.
UhbOl Open q 40 AL seats i0c All
Times "RICK FRINATES," Abbott n
C0ffelio. 'PApER BUILETS.' Jack LaRus.
r0Y TIE PLACE To GO
IVA T0r Nret So Betty Cradle Robert
Crr-r1f-.s o. Tr-irftlrle ALL Ar Nu-
..rI ff.f ''sf0"' ON a WIint." Plus
s'pt pNlyI - SCtIETN."
CpIEVI TN-f77fs 0rHtiut. mar Houston
IhhNhLlN Adults 2nc Children 10c
Henry Fonda In LADY ENE,"
3 kssqultssrs, PALS OF TIE PECOs,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
TpCNTnN-Trenton. NTH. PARK Free
lhLNIVN Cnoinh nirneY.E "RIlipnsters

WIN JacF Oakie and AIlce FayF
THEY DARE NOT. LOVE" Geo Brent.
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Evening star., 1941-04-18
Africa
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Force continued to harass the enemy
in Cirenaica Eastern Libya) by re-
peated bombing and machine gun
attacks" it said - -
- Concentrations of enemy troops
landing grounds. stores and dumps
were bombed repeatedly during the
day and considerable damage was
caused"
The remainder of the communique
follows:
AT Derna bombs fell among a
number of enemy aircraft dispersed
on the landing ground Fires were
started with heavy detonations felt
by pilots at 5000 feet.
Greece: Our aircraft continued
offensive patrols during one of which
a Messerschmitt-I was shot down.
"On other fronts there is little of
importance to report.
From all these operations our air
craft returned safely"
Transports Destroyed.
Long columns of axis motor trans
port were declared destroyed by the
British men-o'-war. which moved
close inshore and kept up the attack
despite frequent axis air attacks.
Particularly heavy casualties were
believed by the British to have been
inflicted on axis forces by naval
shells hitting the escarpment road
west OF Salum.
Other units of the British Mediter-
ranean fleet operating west of To-
bruk delivered a terrific blasting
against the air base at El Gazala.
At least five planes on the ground
were said to have been DESTROYED
and huge craters torn in the air
field.
The naval bombardments were de-
clared to have dispelled much of the
force of the axis drive, which has
pushed the British back nearly 400
miles from Ell Agheila, advance point
of their westward surge across Libya.
Evening star., 1941-04-18
Martin Co. Report
indicates Effects
OF Higher Taxes
Sharp Cut in Profits
Regarded as Typical
Among Corporations
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 18.-Indica-
tions of the extent present higher
taxes and proposed new leyies may
be expected to cut into corporation
profits was seen today by Wall
Street analysts who examined the
first quarter report of Glenn l..
Martin Co.. big Baltimore plane man
ufacturer.
The company reported a decline
in profits to $ly861.79 or S1.70 q
share compared with s2,162,670, or
Sl98 a share in the like period Of
1910. This occurred despite the fact
sales in the first three months of
this year grew to s17063.147 from
$8911 1894 in the same period of the
previous year.
The decline in net income was
more than accounted for by an in
crease in Federal and State taxes
actually paid during the quarter to
81. .467, 900 from $515 900 and by the
setting up out of the three months
profits of a special reserve of S2,-
100000 for contingencies and addi-
tional taxes"
Wall Street financial men said the
experience of the Martin company
might prove fairly typical of the re-
suits Of many other industrial con-
Germs, especially those war materiels
manufacturers whose rapidly in
creasing business felt most keenly
the sliding scale Federal excess pro-
fits tax already in effect.