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Evening star., 1941-06-24

heavy piece of equipment woulr
have to be moved over the tracR
he decided to inspect it.
He found that thieves, appar.
emily working each night. had re.
moved a number of 30-foot rails,
weighing $50 pounds each and had
sold some of them to a junk dealer.
Evening star., 1941-06-24
Thieves Take Rails
Weighing $50 Pounds

BY the Associated Press.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo
Colorado Springs learned just in
time that the city-owned railroad
was being stolen.
Connecting the city with its
utilities plant, the road has been
used infrequently. So when Fred
Riley, electric division superin-
tendent, learned particularly
Evening star., 1941-06-24
Maj. Riley Ennis Named
Attoche at Buqhdud
Rx the Assnciated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Maj. Riley F. Ennis. on temporary
duty as military observer at Cairo,
Egypt, was ordered by the War De-
partment today to report to the
American Minister at Baghdad,
Iraq, for duty as military attache.
Maj. Ennis, whose home is Paul
ding, Ohio, whose regular assign
ment was to the infantry at Fort
Benning, Ga, was relieved of that
assignment as part of the order
making him military attache.
Evening star., 1941-06-24
Ex-senator Williamson
Of Kentucky Dies

BY the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, June 24.-Ben Will
hanson, 76, of Ashland, KY, former
United States Senator, died today.
Mr.. Williamson was elected to a
short term in the Senate in 1880,
serving until March 4, 1881, when
the late Senator M. M. Logan took
Office.
Evening star., 1941-06-24
Tarha nf TharkH

GREEN, Fl. EDWARD. Mrs. Josephine
Green and Mrs. Theresa Randolph wish
to thank their many friends for their
death Of their husband and father Fl. ED
WARD GREEN and for the beautiful
flowers, use of cars and many telegrams
of coincidence
press my sincere thanks to the many rela-
tives. friends. neighbors and organizations
for their kind expressions of sympathy and
beautiful floral tributes at the death of my
beloved husband, WILLIAM N. QUEENAN.
ELLA OUEENAN.
La gaceta., 1941-06-21

fuerte de la noche, no confundia
en- NADIA a los dos bandidos.
Saba diStinguir 10 que era
una rama de un sauce agitada
por ell huracan, 10 que era una
mata que el viento balanceaba
obStinadamente, 10 que era una
sombra que Sc arrastraba por la
arena de un paseo o por la HER
ba, semejante a la sombra de un
ser viviente, de un ser humane,
y que volvfa a recobrar luego Su
primitiva posici6n.
ilNo, no habia nadie!
Pablo, sin pronunciar una So
la palabra, Sc acerc6 al fin al
muro de los nichos.
lIsidro tuvo la sensation de
que Sc 10 hubiera tragado la som
bra.
Cuando volvi6 a su lado, ell de-
cano de la gallofa madrileha ie
dijO en- VOC muy baja:
-Bueno, 81 aviol inc hay
La gaceta., 1941-06-21

i Porque va comprenderas
que seria indtil pensar en- volver
al campoSanto!
i Toma !-coment6 con in
mensa suficiencia ell Chepa.
ia estas santas horas. toda
la compahia debe estar en- Ia
carcell
II Digo!
"A exception, claro esta. de
'os gachos del arpa que pensaba-
mos cargarnos un dia de estos. v
que llevabamos prisioneros en-
los carros. Maldita sea! l.. liza
oerra esa! L..
La imagen de Ketty pas6 por
los ojos de los dos asesinos. ha-
ciendoles crisrar los punos.
mo t'alteres! iva esta,
lcmbre, Pablo!
Il va esta, ST! Pero no me ne
garas qu'es una triste gracia
que asf, en- media bora, dos HON
ores HonraOs, dos familias hon.
La gaceta., 1941-06-21

con Jack Marshal, de Texas, que
Sc hacfa lamar 81 campe6n del
Sur hasta que Tommy Gomez 10
puso a dormir.
Novak, un principiante, osten
ia Ell titulo de campe6n en- ell dis
trito conocido por la "faja del
maiz'". Entire sus vfctimas apa-
recen Eddie Nader y Tiger
Beech.
AL vencedor Sc lie ofrecera un
combate con Gomez, a mediados
de julio.
Representa- a Novak en- las ne
gociaciones Ell sargento Williams
un native de Kansas, miembrc
de la Tercera Fuerza Aerea.
Buddy Scott, de Washington.
derrotado en- sus lltimas peleas,
desea venir a Tampa; pero Sc ha
~permitido el lujo de pedir $500
por combatir con Gomez,
81 no Sc consigue a NOvak, Ell
tonces Sc concertara un match
entire Scott y Marshall.
La gaceta., 1941-06-21
now finding great GaVOF
among Women

Y mientras subia, ell gran Co
gorza crey6 oportuno aclarar
ia menos que Sc trate del
NcdtorcedUo!... IAN, no! iDios
nos libre!...
Y un estremecimiento de ho-
rror recorri6 su eSpina dorsal.
Era 10 Gnico que lie producia
v%erdadero panico, que lie causa-
ba un miedo loco.
liza guardia civil!
AL llegar arriba, los dos ban
didos, con su vieja escuela de
preside, guardaron un silencio
absolute.
No Sc movfan.
La luz lechosa del cuarto de
luna, Sc mezclaba con los ulti-
mos resplandores de nacar del
crepuSculo, Y en- Ell cielo acuare-
la, los primeros luceros brilla-
ban con una intensidad de jo-
vas nuevas.
III viento habia arreciado al
La gaceta., 1941-06-21

eaer la nOche, Y silbaba sinies-
.ramente en- las atlas copas de
los expresses Y ell ramaje desma-
yado de los sauces..
Los dos criminales, encogi-
dos luego de buscar la protec-
ci6n de un material que crecia
sobre vieias sepulturas, escudri-
haban Ell camposanto con sus O.
lillos de fieras nocturnas.
Los dos veian perfectamente,
a pesar de la semi-luz de la lu-
ma Y los luceros.
Aqui una losa; mas ALA, un
grupo de rosales s~ilvestres; mas
leJos, un matorral de malvas Y
zarzamora.. luego, ell tronco de
un arbol.
iNada!
Made!
La vida misteriosa y de una te-
trica intensidad que comunica-
ba al mundo vegetal Ell viento
La gaceta., 1941-06-21

cher habil y bien acondicionado
para los grandes empehos.
Faustino Casares Sc tiraba de
los pelos la semana pasada y res
lizara sus mejores esfuerzos pa
"a conquistar la victoria.
Desje Ell martes Casares cuer
ia con los servicios de Longval
un pitcher de merito.
Quiere seto decir que no de-
pendera por complete del ami
moso Piniella.
Los cuatro clubs de la Liga
Intersocial juegan excelente pc,
lota y tratan siempre de compla
Ger a sus numerosos partidarios
La gaceta., 1941-06-21

ras, como nosotros, vean que Sc
les viene al suelo ell producto de
too el trabajo de muchos amos.
Dime til 81 no es pa deseSperar-
Sc!
-Dices bien. Y que los carros,
los caballos, ell atrezzo, los bu-
rritos... iitoo habra volao!l
-iPa sabido! iTodo! Ahora
estamos en- la Gale, 10 mismo
que cuando nos embarcamos pa
FAmerica L.. Maldita sea! L..
Ell Chepa hizo un chiste que a
su jefe lie pareci6 de muy dudo-
so gusto:
lily suerte que... ain esta.
mos en- Ia Gale, gach6l
Cogorza pens6 81 darle nm nam
pOrro.
Psro, al fin, OPTIC por reirse, y
cOment6:
i Has estaO gdenOl... Iva
mos p'alla shora!
La gaceta., 1941-06-21

nadie por aqui! mi una rata!
Pos til dirs.
Ven conmigo.
Los dos randas Sc acercaron q
Ia gran puerta de hero de-
campo de Ia Muerte, por donde
habian entrado.
|iListO, y afuera !-ordent
Ccgorza.
.Fu6 cosa de un segundo.
Y los dos hombres Sc encon.
,raron en- la pradera que Dor.
oeaba Ell rio por aqui.
%
Un bosqueeillos de chopos y
ue aIamos crecia junto a la orr.
lla' y los miserables Sc refugia.
ron entire los troncos, buscando
la sombra.
Aqui' toda la furia contenida
Gel Cogorza estall6 al fin en- fra
ses y blasfemias.
tanto mas su lenguaie de ban
dido:
La gaceta., 1941-06-21
Los Cubanos jugaran mahana con los Assures
Garibaldinos ' 1eales en- Ell primer jueso

La novena que Sc thalla en- 81
segundo lugar de la Liga Inter
social, Ia Unione I~taliana, ju-
CARA manana domingo en- el par
que Cuscaden, a la 1880, con el
raforzado team de los Caballe-
ros Leales, comandado por jim.
my White.
Joe Domingo, ell director de
los Garibaldinos, cree tener la
victoria en- eli bolsillo; pero Jim
my asegura qac jugando bien y
bateando como Dios manda, Ell
triunfo sera de su "team".
Enrique Santos sostenia hoy
una platica muy interesante con
Jimmy y lie preguntaba SGana-
remos hermano?
Jimmy movia la tabeza afr
mativamente, como 81 hubiera
estado en- communication ICON los
espiritus bien enterados."
La novena de la Unione Sc vie
ne distinguiedo, como en- amos
anteriores, por su perfecro
teamwork"
FL "trabuco" perfeccionado
del Circulo Cubano, que ahora
cuenta con los services del no.
table pitacher Pulido, Sc efrenta
ra en- el segundo partido de "a
tarde, a las 3:45, con ell club o.
rientado por F~austino Casares.
Luis Sanchez respira con en-
terra satisfaction desde que Pull
do Sc agreg6 al club cubano.
En- ell desafio de manana, sin
embargo, es probable que ell To-
zero sea mandsdo a la Inca de
combate.
iPulido obtuvo dos victorias
consecutivas, en- otros tantos do
mingos; pero ell Torero es un pit
La gaceta., 1941-06-21

Los Gigantes batearon esplen
didamente en- el octave y pasa :
ron cinco veces la gonna para dis
gusto y derrota de los Cardena-
les. Ell triunfo 10 conquist6 81 no
vato Carpenter.
Warneke tuvo la suerte de es'
paldas.
New York &c, 11h, lie; Sar
Luis &c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-06-21
CONVOCATORIA

Por este medic Sc cita a to-
dos los miembros de la Secci6n
de Beneficencia de Ell Bien Phi
blico Clinic, Inc, para la Junta
de Elecciones que tendra lugar
ell pr6ximo Jueves, dfa 26 del
mes en- curse.
La Junta comenzara a las
$50 p. m.
Sc ruega la mas puntual asis-
tencia.
Nicolas LinerG, Pres.
AmadO Vald6s, Sec.
La gaceta., 1941-06-21

Los Indios atacaron en- ell no
veno y empataron; pero en- su
turno al bate, en- la misma entra
da, los Senadores hicieron una
carrera, ganando ell desafio. Ca
rrasquel recibi6 credito por ell
triufo, aunque en- las primeras
etapas del partido actuaron Hud
son Y Masterson.
Cleveland &c, 16h, 2e; Wash
ington 7c, 14h, lie,
La gaceta., 1941-06-21

Concentration los Medals Ro-
jas sus batazos, en- las entradas
sexta y septima, y con ellos hicie
ron cuatro carreras y lograron
la victoria. Joe Dobson alcanzt
su cuarta victoria, con solo dos
derrotas. Dos veces tuvo que sus
penderse Ell partido, una 20 mi
nutos y otra 5, a causa de la HUI
via.
San Luis &c, 11h, lie; Boston
&c, Tn, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-06-21
OEPORTES
LIGA NACIONAt

Casey dej6 a los Rojos en- tres
hits, pero con ellos lie hicieron
dos carreras. Disparando nueve
"jilotes," la novena de Leo Du-
rocher anot6 seis wees, ganan-
do ell desafio. LIE corresponds la
derrota a Bucky Walters.
Brooklyn &c, Oh, De; Cincin-
natl &c, 3h, De.
La gaceta., 1941-06-21
La Gaceta Folletin No. 30
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
vas dlgo, verdad?
ST., este; mira.


Ri Chepa hizo brillar, a la luz
de una luna en- menguante, ur
cuchillo tremebundo, que habia
sacado de la cintura.
All, muy bienl-aprob6 e.
maestro. 70 llevo otro igual,
y ell revolver. Yes subiendo. 81
hay algdn importuno arriba,
nos 10 cargaremos, y en- paz. Ell
entierro aqui nos resultara de
una economic loca.
Isidro comenz6 a trepar por
la pared, con la misma agilidad
de una lagartija.
Pablo lie imit6.
La gaceta., 1941-06-21

Los Piratas hicieron una ca
rrera en- ell noveno y con ella ga
naron ell partido, elevado a siete
el ndmero de las anotadas. Nick
Etten descarg6 un quadrangle :
lar con dos corredores en- las ba-
ses. Alfonso Lopez ayud6 con un
hit, en- tres veces. Dietz fue ell
La gaceta., 1941-06-21
CON LOS GUANTES
LEGION Sc E~NTRENARA

Jose Legion inici6 aver su en-
trenamiento en- ell gimnasio de
la Gale Franklin; pero su direc-
tor, Babe del Vale, anuncia que
no lie dejara pelear hasta conven
cerse de que su estado fisico es
perfecto.
"Pasaran por 10 menos dos Sc
manas, segdn Del Vale, antes
de que Pope pueda e~nfrentarse
con los mejores pdgiles de su IL
vision"
La gaceta., 1941-06-21
LIGA MERlCANA

Los Yankees batearon II hits
g hicieron IA carreras. Russo Ii
mit6 a siete los hits de los Tt
gres.
Detroit 4c, IN, 2e; New York
lac, 17h, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-06-21
HAY Ell PROPOSITO DE
TRAER A TONY NOVAK

La empresa de Benjamin Field
Sc propone traer a Tony Novak,
un gladiator de Kansas City, de
modo que pelee en- esta ciudad
La gaceta., 1941-06-21

Larry French estaba en- uno
de sus mejores dias y los Braves
no pudieron llegarle al "home."
Sirvi6 siete ponches y hasta el
noveno, cuando Cooney pogo de
tubey, nj un solo bateador lie ha.
bfa llegado a la segunda. Erick-
son sali6 derrotado.
Boston DC, 4h, lie; Chicago &c.
III, De.
La gaceta., 1941-06-21

En- Indianapolis, aver, Ell We
terano Leo Kodak, del peso lige.
no, superb a Armando Stella
un joven que estuvo en- Tampa.
La gaceta., 1941-06-21

pitcher veneedor y Pearson 81
maltratado.
Filadeifia &C, gh De-; PITTS
burg 7c, 15h, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-06-21

ST Buddy Scot vale $1,000 por
diez asaltos.... entonces Tommy
Gomez vale $4,000.
Scott no pertenece a la prime
ra division y pide como 81 lie es-
La gaceta., 1941-06-21

Ell peso ligero frankie Mar
tin, de Pasadena, California, es
eonocido por eel Jefe Caballo Lo
co tercero."
Peleando aver con ell griego
George Zengaras, en- New York,
Martin obtuvo la decision de los
jueces.
La gaceta., 1941-06-21

Jimmy Webb, aspirante a la
corona de las ITS libras, acost6
tyer, en- Richmond, Va, a Johr-
ny Romero, de Los Angeles. Ocu
rri6 la "desgracia" en- ell terccr
asalto.
La gaceta., 1941-06-21

No Sc pudo casar Billy Conn.
Ell padre de ella, segdn las 1lti-
mas noticias..., Sc meti6 a oposi
tor.
Perdi6 la pelea.. y lie TOGO per-
der ell matrimonio.
La gaceta., 1941-06-21

tuviera pisando los talones a 10
sc Luis.
La gaceta., 1941-06-21

Vrtosiano Manteiga, Edito,
La gaceta., 1941-06-21

iPulido obtuvo dos victorias
consecutivas, en- otros tantos do
mingos; pero ell Torero es un pit
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LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR
liz Dayton. Ohio
Sept. 25, 1941
TO the Editor:

wish to make the following
statement to clear up any mis-
apprehension regarding my po-
litical affiliations.
am not affiliated with any po-
litical party, machine or faction.
Therefore, | am not or will pot
be under obligation to any party,
machine Of faction if am elected
Ny first duty, if | am elected,
will be to protect the best inter-
ests Of the everyday person, re-
rardless of race, color, creed or
political affiliations. As you know
the City Commission is composed
Of Five men. Up to now, the com
mon man" has never been repre-
scnted on the City Commission.
We oil know that the working
people Of Dayton bear the brnnt
Of all the taxes Of the city. 1t
is only fair and just that "the
little man. have representation
along with Big Business on the
Commission. We pay our share
Of the government, therefore. it
i only common sense to see that
we have a voice in the affairs Of
our City Government.
Signed,
BEN r. CROMW VEIL.
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Sd. favIng found the game i

So, having found the game he
could play, the Little boy with
the big eyes went hack and wor
Tie final prize. 1t was $500,
and i looked pretty big to Eddie,
Bnt as SOD 've probably guessed.
be now makes more than tina,
for his NBC broadcasts.
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SHORT PUTS - Melpd Thom-
rs, WLW Observation-Disclosures aDl,o.
appeared on The August 10th
Summertime Concert, is slated.
for other appearances as piano
soloist ]. Budapest Quartet
playing Beethopen from Wash
iaaton ouer CHS .... George
Barnes, speed guitarist on MICS
plantation PARTY, carries three
guitars gust i'm case. The other
night all three ,uere stolen from
his car .. John Reed King into
his second season announcing
"Dstfy's TdUera' on CHS ].
Latest song by jack Fulton and
Lee ETsrin, WLW comparing
team "Most Of All' CBSl
Maestro Ben Bernie holds up
conferences to listen to Mozart
1Lum and Abners on NHG
from October s Il. Application
photographs al Gnnnnncer SidnsN
Adler are being returned as the
request ot his brother from thS
WLW files. Q Sidney Joined tho
Raj, last aDeek toas reported
soss tR ths ETssssh soUsrDynsn
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~
and clothing store salesman be-
cause his employers didn't be-
lieve that humor had a place in
business.
Without work It's easy to get
hungry. Eddie did.
And then one day something
. came up. An amateur contest
was held at Miners Bowery The
atre, and Eddie borrowed pair
or pants. He had to if he wanted
to go up on anybody's stage.
The sunny quality which had
lost him his jobs swung the trick
for. him here. A dollar was the
winners fee. and even when
half of it was turned over to the
owner OF the helpful pants,
enough remained for q sns&l.
.Esra. 90 last, was luxury =. Z
snsr s. ri -xS&M----r-s--E -
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TIE FORUM
CHATTANOOGA TO ABU EsSETI
SEPERATE TEACaTR IS s.,
INCREASE NEGRO stF A1fE

CHATTANOOGA. Tcnn.-A sin
gle salary scale for teachers with
out reference to race or color
will be established by the Chat
tanooga board Of education, It
was announced here September
Goth.
The new plan was revealed IN.
the 4. s. District Court for the
Eastern District Of Tennessee be-
fore Jutlge Leslie r. Darr when
NAACP attorneys for the teach
eis and counsel FOR the school
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M
ers, will 60 to Negro teachers.
The board also agreed to take.
stcrs for complete equalization
Of teachers salaries under the
new schedule. but stated that it
will stake little time. 7
Attorneys for the plaintiff
would not disniss the case on
snch a promise, rbnt hsd~itsp'aeed
on the inactive calendar 50 that
II the hoard does not make. good
its promise the complaint may
again be heard in court.
e5s+~ ss. - sea.
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NOTE-To buy Defense
and Stamps, go to the near
est post office, bank, or saw
ings and loan association;
or write to the Treasurer Of
the United States. Washing
ton, d. G. Also Stamps now
are OF sale at retail stores.
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e. W.-About five years ago
was sick and while i was SICK
a friend OF mine asked to keep
the baby. She is old enough for
school and she asked if she could
take hrr and send her TO scilooi
SO / lei her 90 with her. NOW
haven't heard from her but once
and / want to know il she Will
lie nice 10 my baby
ss~ ANS: Yes, the woman will do
everything in her power to make
this child happy /. don't worry
about her harming the child tor
she wouldn's for anything in the
world. The lady will write you
accosionally, but she is SO afraid
that you are going TO ask Tor the
child back that she hesitates to
write. You made up your mind to
let her take the child so do not
worry SO much about il.
M. e. M-My husband and /
have been married ~ years ana
have a daughter II. For Il years
we have known and loved each
other. O,s May 10th he shot me
and We had never had any fights
before. He became Jealous over
nothing but | realize that dldn !
make things as plain to HIM az
they could have been and ! am
willing to forgive him Am do
ing right to take him back
ANS: For eleven years you Nv
ed peacefully without the least
bit of trouble and certainly
think that you should give him
another chance. The whole tror-
ble started when you put your
! job before your husband and neg
iected him back in May new
er let thi. happen again You
are at fault as we'll as your hus-
band and | am sure that if you
patched things up again, you
could find the happiness that you
two have shared for so long in
~. rasf 10 not Lat the nciphbors
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are common offenders

If you're past DO, the chances are
that your breath will oe offensive
0ftener than that Of young person.
Fermentation of tiny food particles
caught by partial plates and den~
lures frequently cause this condition
which you yourself may not detect
but which is so offensive to others.
Why not take the easy, pleasantpre-
caution that SO many fastidious peo-
pie use to halt this fermentation
Listerins Antiseptic employed as q
mouth rinse. 1t Immediately makes
the breath sweeter, purer, less likely
to offend. Lambert Pharnacal Co.,
ST. Louis, Mo.
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!. sister that you will do the house
work and other jobs around the
house to help out il she will con
sent .. your education is I'M.
portant and this is the only way
that you can 60 10 school. ~.
II, f.. FL am asking why =
it my husband. acts 50 silly Al
timesg / don't know how 70 take
him.
ANS: Hes so jealous that he
lives a miserable life. When you
are out Of his sight he gcts upset
and begins 10 make mountains
out Of mole hills. Show him more
consideration and don't encoar-
afe these jealous fits and you two
can get along quite well together.
= d. p.I have a baby Ia
months old and at the time the
baby was born until now his IA
ther hasn't cared for him and It
was caused by the fathers par
ents as they talk To him about
not marrying me and he was de-
pendent upon them. Now his old
el brother has taken to caring
for the child this own brothers
baby), in other words took the
fathers place. He says he y ~
love with me and wants to make
home for me and his brothers
child. Should / marry him?
ANS. The man is madly in
love with you and you seem to
return his love .. by all means
10 ae. married and let him do
Tor your baby what his own bro.
ther should have done and didn't.
You two could be very happy but
lie, me warn you against one
thing .. Never as long ~ you
live, have anything more to do
with the father Of your baby,
with the exception of treating
him nice. Don't allow him to
hang around the baby unless your
future husband approves It
you abide by this rule -. you
will be making no mistake.
S. r. 4 feel like something Il
wrong with my baby. is there?
ANS: Take your baby to >
good baby specialist for an exam
nation. Do not sit and wonder
about an important thing Of thi,
kind find ont now 80 you ear
have the youngster treated if nes
essary.
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own situation
even W h e II
things looked
pretty hopeless,
In those days,
h o w G v G i. he
lost money in-
stead of maxi
ing it, by his
p OPP e Y E d
pranks. Eddie
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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-03
ON AND OFF THE AIR
EDDIE LAUGHED nv SPITE OFT =
by Fred Emery

Funnyman Eddie Cantor grew up in an atmosphere
hat far from funny 1t was in the unhealthy sur
roundings Of New Yorks lower East Side that he was
left orphan at the age Of two It was there that he
set out at the age Of fourteen to make his own living
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-03

When appeared at the WLW studios
recently special Broadcast seemed like Old Home Week
been associated When her
game beong climb through her b7ondcGss
william stoss chief staF conductor at
WLW, found himself aas aend in directing the special
program shoos they had done
together studies.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-03

and Mail Co.pon ~
10 Able
FREE f eamn Just include clipping his columa with
Reply t25c TOR his AS
and by
privately
H mai TO: Prof Abbe' Wallace Of THE DAYTON FORUM.
AZ w. Fifth ST, Ohio.
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: ARA Forum subscriber & am Newsstand buyer
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-03

Comedy, therefore, was not
bred in him. It grew out of his
ability to find the humor in his
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-02

literature and the suppression oi newsstands that sell salacious mag azines.
 His Highness also urges continued success ir the o. [. c. drive to gel day set aside for Ban Literature Day. Mayor Vincent A. Scully ot Waterbury has been approached by MT. Klimas and assures the O. L. c. in full support of such a day Tn the 0. L. 0. there are 27 lodges from different cities and all mayors of said lodges are being contacted for a public proclamation for such day.
 The 0. l.. o. are making exten- sive investigation of all news stands and stores who participate in sell ing such lewd literature and such stands will be publicly announced and cooperation of the public to abandon the patronization of such stands.
 The 0. L. o. will hold their mam- moth Communion breakfast day at New Haven this year, April 27, at which time more than 2,000 of the Connecticut Lithuanian Catholics will unite in receiving communion A program over the radio for @ half hour has been arranged.
 A copy of the 0. L. o. publica- ton can be had and no charge just by writing to the Editor-in- Chief, Vincent A. Klimas of Terry. vile.