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VOL. XXXV. - GOD. XXXV.
Vazne medjunarodne vesti
Jos liuca borba Sc vodi oko Harkova.

Cd prosle nedelje, prema swim vestima koe dolaze sa nekolKo
st,ana. dale Sc saznati da ST nacisti gurnuli vecu siu da sprece
ofenzivu Crvene Armije kod Harkova.
Nacisti 81 gurnuli oko 1000 tenkova protiv Timosenkove sle'
vest cd %. maja il Moskve javja, da Sc ma tom delu tronta o
di izgledno najveca najduza bitka tenkova u lstor1Jl. Ia punlh
sest dana hiliade tin gvozdenih monstera jedne druge strane sd
iurHali iedni ma druge. Prizori SUI morali biti uzasni.
Izgleda da su jedno kratko vreme nacSti oteli maha "a su
mozda ne samo zaustavili napredak Crvene ArmiJe, vec ola su ]e ma
tom predelu malo potiAi, ali prema vestma IL Moskve cd %. maJa'
izgleda bar "a sada da je Crvena Armija otela incjatvu Cd nacls-
ia da napreduje.
Koliko &c moci Crvena Armija drzati inicijativu rata, koJu vec
drH. generalno govoreci, cd proslog novembra, tesko je pogodltl'
jer, prema istim vesima, da S e razumeti da su owl naclstlck poku-
sail tex pocetak onoga so jos ina da dodje, tojest, drzl Sc da &c
nacisti gurnuti svu su protv Crvene Armie, da ce Sc to desiti
u poeetku juna. Ali mozda nj Crvena Armja ne poslala svoju CLAW
nu snu protiv nacista oko Harkova poluostrva Kerc, jr Sc ona,
koliki je god mogla, spremala da doeeka eventualnu glavnu prohtnu
naciTcku nava1u.
cistcke Nemacke, CHI ishod &c ma kraju krajeva zavisiti cd velicine
mehanieke sne jedne drug zemlje. Una e da je industrijska moe
ma strani nacista, jer oni kontrolsu skoro ceu Evropu. A oo znaci
da je slabija industrijska moe SSSR. Zbog tOga je Cd prilicne vaz-
nosti koHko &c "demokratije,' moci poslati SSSR ratnog materijala.
Zbog owe neodredjenosti, neki "demokratski" eksperti pretpostav-
ljaju da &c nacisti, sa teton mukom, moci osyojti jos priican dec
SSSR, ali da &c ma kraju krajeva tamo propasti jr nacisti neee
moci podneti. jos jednu zimu u Rusiji.
Jos &c Sc mnoga liudska kx proiti i tome neee biti brzog kraja
ako dugo ocekivana Proleterska Revolucija ne ucini swim OWN
jos veGm pretecim uzasima brzi kraj.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-28
Ubica MatteOtti-a je ubjen.

Prema jednoj vesti koja je dosla IL Melborne, Australia, JOS
prosle godine je ubijen eikaski gangster, Amerigo Dumi, koji je 1924,
godine ma kukavicki nacin "a crne fasisticke pare umorio italians
kog poslanika, Giacomo Matteott-a. Tog gangstera je ubio nki aus
trijski ofcir u Libiji kada Sc pvi oduprao hapsenju zbog spijunaze.
Nema sumnje da SUI fasisti sa odobrenjem Bandta Mussolnia
najmili toy gangstera da ubije Matteotti-a,. jer je poslednji namera-I
vac da n a videlo iznese sve prjavstne crno-kosuljaca. Ali sada Sc
Sire glasovi da je ubica pre- njegove smrti otkrio tajnu da on po-l
seduje papirne dokumente koji vezuju Mussolinia i druge fasisticke
zvanicnike sa tim zloglasnim zoeinom. Posledni put kada Sc cuo 0
sudbini ovih 9dokumenata oni su bill u posedstvu Martin Arnolda il
Hugh r. Robertsona, oba SUI advokati il San Antonio, Texas. Oni su
in dobii il 1talije jos 1882. godine kada iii je odatle poslao potajno
sa jednom sikom otac toy gangstera a kGi je trgovac slika u Flo
renciji.
Nastavak ma 4. strani)
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tflJalnOm FeudallZlnu, Ill INDUS
trijalnom kmetstvu.
Tako &c, Il koliko DUE oval rat
traje, cak i formalne razlike nes-
tati izmedju "demokratija" i ma
cistickih zemalja, te &c Sc pred
radnicima jos j~asnije prikaziva-
ii ovo krvoprolice kao Sto Il stvari
suStastvenO jeste, Svetski Impe-
Iijalisticki Rat. Jer i sam pluto
kratski njujorski Times syoj u
vodnik, sd kojim ie hteo da operc
Hovera, ne bias tako Gisto zaklil-
cuie: "Jer ovo ZnaGi da mi treba-
mo da ucinimo ma velikom kanta-
ru ono sto bi trebali ma malom i
vrlo paZljivo; i ono znaci da bar
"a dano vreme mi moramo usyoii-
tt vrlu praksu i i~deologiju protiv
koje vodimo borbu.' Ali gospodO
oko nju.jorskog Timesa: a ne vo-
di toj "praksi i ideologiji" ma kra-
jul krajeva i VaSa preporuka da
usvajamo fasistiske mere, pod
drugim imenom, ma malom kan
taru vrlo pazljivo".
A kada &c radnici uvideti da je
oval rat imperiialisticki, jer Sc Il
njemu "privremeno' CUBE mukom
i stoletnom borbom stetene slo-
bostine, oni &c takodjer uvldetl
i razloge zbog kojih Sc vode imQe-
rijalisticki ratovi. sto enact, da
&c oni voditi he puku borbu "a u
kinuce ratova, nego borbu "a is
korenje uzroka koji prouzrokuju1
rat. Drugim recima. oni &c yideti
da Sc ratovi vode zbog manjkania
pijaca IA kojima kapitalisti yode
borbu da Sc reSe cd radnika ukra-
denog "viSka vrednosti." koji pos
taje sve veci i veci a place sve
mamie i mamie, i zbog sirovog ma
terijala "a Sto uspeSnije izrablii-
vanje radni6ke klase. kada ce
radnici owe jasne tinjenice uvi-.
deti tada &c oni razumeti drzanje
Socijalisticke Radnicke Partije,
koia ne vodi puku borbu protiv
imperijalistickih ratova, veG uGi
radnike da Sc organizuju polite
XII i industriialno da ma civilizo-
van nacin uniste preziveli kapita-
koii zaista i kada bi hteo ne
moze ziveti bez da kolje, pustoSi,
hara. pliacka i izrabljuje potla-
cent radni narod - radnicku kla-
su, i da ga Zamene sa boliim, da-
leko umesniiim, civilizovaniiim i
kulturnijim dr%ustvenim uredie-
MEM no sto je kapitalizam bio,
kada bese najbolji. Jer svaki sle-
drustveni sistem mora biti
ako ie promena ucinjena Ii korist
napredka, bolji Il svemu cd pref
hodnog.
| radnici &c morati sve owe stva-
ri videti i razumeti. jer je u sva-
kom normalnom ljudskom bicu u
rod.iena leila "a boljom prone
nom. a nike drugi ne moze wise
zuditi "a boliom promenom Cd
radnika; nike drugi ne mole IL
vrsiti takvu promenu sem radnl-
ii. Zbog toga S. L. P. uvek ina ne
.zmenjenu nadu Il radnicku klasu.
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ma. Oni Sc napokon nj politicki ne
smeiu organizovati niti smeju
govoriti protiv njihovih diktato-
"a, kojima i njihova plutokratija
dade, "bez Il s t + u c a a.
svu 0 i t i { k i "diktator-
sku ekonomsku moe" Tako bi BIZ
10 i sa ovdasnjim radnicima kada
bi Sc odmah ispunile izrazene re
lie Herberta Hoovera.
Nile ovo prvi put da je Hoover
pokazao faSisticke, odnosno, in
dustrijalnog Feudalizma tenden-
CHE. Kao predsednik V zemlje,
II pocetku lutte milionite besposli-
&c, on Sc, ig~norisuci kongres ko-
jeg je vecina stanovnistva izabra-
la, obratio plutokratima, posedni-
Gina industrial, da S NINA resa-
va pitanje besposlice. l da je on
imao odresene ruke, mozda bi on
glavne magnate uvukao u svom
kabinetu koji bi mu dali neustru-
cavano "diktatorsku moe" a Kon-
gres bi bio wise nego sto je ikada
bio, ~sposoban samo da aminiju sa
ga" prepcrukama njegove admit
nistracije. Tada bi Ma prestolu Sc
dio Industrijalni Feudalizam.
Hoover bi bio njegova glava.
Ali Hoover veil da on ne trazi
owe opposite fasisticke ekonomije,'
da sa zemljom vladaju "a sva
vremena. On veil da in on trail
saHo dok traje rat-~Ali rat mole
"trajati $40 godina. Da stanovnis-
two owe zemlje "a svo to vreme
ustupi svoje sloboStine nikada in
wise pod kapitalizmom %povratiti
niece, jer u samom pocetku govo-
IA, Hoover priznaje da "sloboda
vrlo brzo mrsavi zbog neupotre-
be-!
Da je kapitalizam mlad druga
stvar bi bila. Radnicka klasa bi
mogla, buduci kapitalizam jos We
lika drustvena nuznost, cd NIGGA
dobiti natrag %privremeno ustup-
LENA prava. Ali pod takvim prili-
kama Sc ustupanje prava i ne
trail vec Sc vodi borba "a VEGA
prava, kao sto beSe slucaj sa
"gradjanskim ratom' owe zemlje,
koji sc rezultovao Il oslobodjenju
licnog roblja. Pod takvim uslovi-
ma kapitalisticki zvanicnici nisu
imali potrebe da traze mere In
dustriianog Feudalizma, jer kapi-
talizam sluzase jos progresu i CT
.vilizaciji.
Ali danaSnji kapitalizam niie
ono sto bese nekada = danasnji
kapitalizam je prezivelo stvorenie
koje Sc drzi ma grbaci covecans-
iva nasilno, i kao vampir, sise
njegovu krv, svakog puta sve vi
St halapljivije. Svaki ustupak ko-
jeg MENU cine fekeri u 'ime' rad
nika i politicari u ime' glasaca,
a koji MENU trajno godi, nikada
ga nece natrag dobiti radnici o.
We zemlje. Ono sto oni pod kapita-
danas izgube to je pod
njegovom vladavinom "a navek "a
njih izgubljeno. Svaki ustupak ka-
oitalizmu znaci korak blize Indus
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CLEVELAND. O., THURSDAY, MAY 2sth, 1912.
Hoover trazi "ekOnomSki fa$izam."

Plutokratski njujorski Time:
trudi Sc da uvodnicki opere ia
sisticku sustinu govora bivsee
predsednika owe zemlje, Herberta
Hoovera, kojeg je odrzao 20. ma
ia, ali on je poslednji koji bi to
mogao postici ako bi to bio ika-
ko moguce. Jer je ia novina me-
dJu prvima koja bi bila "a svaku
meru bez pitanja stepena reakcio-
narnosti samo ako ie n u ko-
rist odrzanja pljackaskog kapita-
l%istickog sistema kojeg ona svom
silom brani. Ali nj sami "nebeski
andjeli,' ne bi bill Il stanju opra-
tt govor gospodina Hoovera Cd
fasistickog MALTA. Evo zasto: Co
vek Sc moze ujesti "a usne radi
jedne reel, a mozda i radi iedne
recenice, ali on Sc odmah trgne i
trazi izvinu. Proslo je pet dana Cd
kada je Hoover odrzao svoj zlo-
glasni govor, ali nigde on nije
trazio cd publike izvinu "a ono sto
je rekao, a "a sto Times "a ME
ga, jamacno ne sa njegovom 20
ljom. trazi izvinu! Evo tih para
grafa u pitanju il pomenutog 60
vora Herberta Hovera:
mi moramo racunati ma ogra-
nicenje ekonomske slobode, jer
nju najvise pogadjaju restrikcije.
Da Sc dobije totalni rat Predsed-
mix Roosevelt mora posedovati
Observation-Disclosures moo. Ne
SINE biti ustezanja da mu Sc ona
dade i da ga sa njom podrzava-
mo.
mi moran poceti da razmis-
ljamo o n%epogodnim, hladnim ci-
n%jenicama. To jeste, ekonomske
mere koje su nuzne "a dobivanje
rata jesu proste fasisticke ekono-
mije. | Hoover oval paragraf a
vrsava S OWN, "To behu ratne or
~ganizacije, koju su razvijale sveI
zemlje, u~kljucujuci i demokratije,
"a vreme prvog totalnog rata. il
kojih je proizislo ekonomsko ode
lenje fasizma. [Poslednju recent
Gu Times nije %citiraol'
Herbert Hoover, kao sto rekos-
mo, imao je pravo da sebe ispra-
vi ako je mislio nesto drugo sa
gornjim p~aragrafima reel sem sto
sa NINA trail otvoreno ekonomski
fasizam, kojeg bi neminovno sle-
do i politieki fasizam, jer je po-
litika izraz ekonomije. Ali kada
Sc pisu vazni govori, oni Sc cita-
ju i citaju i drugima Sc daju ola
in prepisuju i koregiraju, tie je
zbog toga tesko i zamisliti da ie
Hoover s tim p~aragrafima trazio
nesto drugo cd onoga sto sa nil
tako jasno trazi!
A sta su te 'proste fasisticke
ekonomije," koje Hoover trail da
Sc sprovedu u delo IL ovoj zem-
iii? Odgovor ma ovo pitanje mo-
ramo traziti fasistickim zemlja-
ma, u Nemackoj i Italiji. Njihova
"fasisticka ekonomija" s~astoji Sc
cd kmetskog stanja radnika. Oni
ne smeju strajkovati, niti Sc sme-
.ju organizovati u svojim junija-
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Piknik u Milwaukee, Wis.

U nedeju T. ua Ogank Milwaukee i KMb RadnEke BoHe phedHUup i mientk pii
szne u pleasantly VALLEY Pak" ma So Goth st. W. Oklahoma Ave- PMek 10 sip pre- pod
pa do kano unc BMe mhe pGne jagnItne ma rAju ihadnog plea Hbiu, sadoeda i
1aznh CARA. SvnaGe Tambuasi Zr" Vhebt,. Uazb espaan. Ia Se drgo vmH bu = OdbM.
PUTOKAZ:U zmhe pulGnu ku 49,, Bunham ma koi pe 3d. vote Sc zapmo dol a
HmW; tn uzmHe Bus RI 67i vMe Sc juno do 92dS It, w Dakota Ave OdMe 8 bka p@ce do
pknKa. Pate ma nans: S L. p Picnic s amomoblma umne w Oklahoma Ave izpadno do
ST.
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Piknik u Detroit, Mich.

U neh1u T. luna g9nak Ddo pnedjue pu pknh owe szne u Nrkon Garden
milf Van Dyke Rd Potaa u sat- pre- pone pa do kao unot Be ma aznju made pe
HgnyIne hadng plea u Hobnju. SvTace dobropnnatT amburasi Zor "Buducnot'. Ikml
35 cent? cd oObe Ia dhup oHugu bre Sc - Odbor
PUTOKAZ: Sa autmhMnav te Sc pc VanDyke Roadu do 1872 mile, tn ma denoj tram Vi
deceit nhpE: Nnksn Garden" naHs 81. P Picnic.
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A]ASA SVRHA: Uniste-
~ ME kapitalistickog u

= So
redjenja; unistenie najan~
nog ropstva radaiG5le kIa-
Sc; prenasanje svih zemalj-
skin industrial u ruke or
ganizovanih proizvodjaca;
svakom radniku potpun
pIod njegovog rada; oslo
bodjenje ceIog C~oveGan-
silva cd morije KEasne Via
davine; uspostaylianie SlG-
bodne Zajednice Drugova
j Drugarica - Industrj-
jaime Republic Rada.
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tM1AsA DIS A.:
~ Prosvecivanje radnieke.
klase u duhu Marksizma:
da SUI rad j kapital nepo-
miriivi neprijatelj; orga-
nizovanje radnicke hase u
I! jednu Revolucionarnu Po-
! liticku Partiju "a osvaja-
! ME i razaranje Politicke
: Drzave kapitalizma; orga-
: nizovanje Iadnika j u jed
/: nu revolutionary Indus
; trijalnu Juniju "a uzima-
! ME. drzanje j hretanje
! svih zemaljskih industrial.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-23

situation, however, according to some
who have studied it, lies not in the OBJ
soIute cost of growing p e uts -
which is on extremely variable figure
but in the comparable rewards Of
growing cotton or hogs.
So long os the Government sup
ports the price Of cotton which is now
around % cents q pound, there is more
of an incentive to grow cotton than
peanuts in most sections Of the South.
Moreover, with hogs bringing more
than "pority" prices, many formers
ore inclined to turn the hogs in to hor-
vest the peanuts rother than hunt up q
peonut-picking machine to gather the
nuts for oil.
Meanwhile, odherents Of the one
crop cotton farming which hos greatly
injured the South, clomor for q con-
tnuonce of subsidies which have been
paid to control cotton acreage or to
make UP q pority for cotton Since peo-
nuts are now needed for oil and since
additional cotton is not needed, would
it not make better sense to poy q pre-
MUM for growing peanuts than to pay
benefits either for growing or not grow
ing cotton?-Christion Science Moni-
tor.
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oBEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTON

the air. In other words it
would toke eight 25OO.horse-
power engines. probably ar
ranged as four tractor engines
and four pushers. Six motored
planes have been built IN
Europe, though the largest
number of engines used in the
United Stotes today is four.
The Jump from the lotion
Mars and the 62-ton BIZ.
which have winesPreods OF
over 200 feet, TO oircrott OF
200 tons-let alone the 500
ton planes that Kaiser olso
mentioned, is q development
so great that most aircraft de-
sieners cant figure it in one
step. Henry J. Koiser has made
his reputation by doing things
thot couldn't be done.
The verdict today is that
he'll have to perform q mirocle
to build is 2OO-ton oirplone,
but unless you want to get
caught out on the end OF q
limb, don't soy that he won't
do it.
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. McKENNY ON BRIDGE

point to which / want to call
special attention.
This hand was played at one
or two hearts at all of the ia
bles. The usual opening lead
was a club, and the usual result
was four-odd for the declarer.
Farber, sitting West, set the
contract He opened trump,
which certainly is the lead indi-
Gated by his general strength.
South won and led a diamond.
Farber went up with the king
a very necessary play overlook
ed by many players. Dummy has
no side entry, so that his only
chance to make the diamond suit
is to hold up the ace until il is
solid. IL he is allowed to fin
esse and force out East's queen,
he will win four tricks.
Declarer decided TO let the
diamond king hold, As his only
chance. Farber continued with
the seven of hearts. South took
out the third trump, then led
the second diamond for fin
esse. When East produced the
queen and led back the club
queen, il was curtains. Declar-
er won only six tricks.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-23
ORTIZ POINTED A PATH

For Areentines Of democratic con-
viotions-ond they are the unnistok-
able majority among the Peope-it is
as President rother than resigned Pres
ident thot they will want to think Of DR..
Roberto ~ Ortiz.
This one man, SO outstanding
among contemporary Argentnes that
the Conservatives drafted him from the
opposition to head the Presidential
ticket in 1888, summed up in himself
the deep democracy of the people,
His strength on the democratic
side aroused against him entrenched
elements among Conservatives who
had heI ped put him in office Gradual
Iy q political nnoneuver appeared With
ugly intent. DR.. Ramon S. Castillo, ul-
tro-conseVotive who had been made
Vice-Presdent had the backing Of an
ti-dennocrotic forces. The President
worked strenuously to better the lot Of
Areentino's underprviIeeed and TO
hold Argentina in line with world de-
mocrocy.
When Dr. Ortiz began to show signs
OF physical disability, the utro-conser-
votives sought to push him aside with
unseemly haste. Out of this came q
scheme to declare him unfit for office
q verdict pronounced by selected
physicians Struggling against illness as
we'll as on attempt to remove him, the
President woeed q losing bottle
Yet he won the basic battle by hold
ing to his convictions. Those convic.
tons we're grounded in spiritual pow
ers broader than any person and supe-
rIor to any human situation. The Ar
eentine people, although deprived of
q democratic leader, cannot be depriv-
ed Of the principles for which he stood
Those principles remain to inspire and
strengthen the reosserton Of Argentine
democracy. - Christian Science Moni-
tor.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-23
FARLEY VERSUS ROOSEVELT

The Democratic bottle over the
New York eovernorship is not O private
right. Rather it is the preliminary man.
euver to determine whether the Presi-
dent or his former buddy, Genial Jim
Norley, shall control the 1914 presi-
Dental convention.
# the President con prevent Far.
ley from nominating Attorney-GeneroI
Bennett for the eovernorship, the form
er acknowledgement will be pretty
we'll washed UP as q political figure But
II Farley wins-os he now has q better
than even chance Of doine-he will ex-
Peot to swing big stick over the 1914
nomination.
A lot Of conny observers ore con-
vnoed that this is the only real inopor.
tonoe Of the fight. They feel that Rock
ct Buster Dewey will obtain the Re-
publican nomination and win the oov.
ernorship, whoever the divided Demo-
erots may choose.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-23
ON HOW TO GET MORE PEANUTS

early this year the Government
asked Southern formers to plant S.
100000 ocres more of peanuts than
they were accustomed to roise. And
formers Of the South Loyalty respond
ed.
But now there are some orumbIinos
and misunderstanding about the PEG.
nut program. To encourage the supply
Of nuts for oil-mokine purposes floor
price Of $82 ton wos promised. Now
it develops thot there is ceiling price
Of $88 ton. And peanut growers ore
not enthusiastic about this narrow lee
way.
They over that the cost of orowino
peonuts is very close to this allowable
level, and tbot thousands of ocres of
Psonuts, .oIreody planted will not be
'bovsstsd for oil IL the price does not
- ohoxs $68. The inwordness of the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-23
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

Raymond Farber of Green's
boro. N. c., winner of the ma
tional amateur pair champion
ship at Richmond last fell, was
in New York recently, and l
had the pleasure of playing with
him in local duplicate game.
His defense on today's hand was
outstanding and brought out a
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-23
. BARBS

The trouble with people al
ways viewing things with alarm
isthat they alarm things with
their views.
A young man may select a
solitaire by himself. but some
girl always has her finger in il.
It's a good idea to play poker
with the boss. He isn't likely
to raise you.
A Chicago girl was caught
robbing a store-her first Of
tense. Just a slip of q girl.
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BY PAUL HARRISON
NEA Service staff Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD, July "a -
Samuel Goldwyn has been max
ing a movie in a deserted gas
works. Alfred Hitchcock will
take over the whole town of
Santa Rosa, complete with citi-
zenry, for filming Shadow of
a Doubt" And all over Holly
wood, producers are adjusting
themselves, with common sense
and ingenuity, to the govern
ment enforced economy in use
of new material for sets.
But Hollywood still gilds the
lily. Except for the adjective adj
diets of the Chamber of Com
merce, studio workers are the
only people who try to make
the California climate brighter
than they really are.
A Warner Brothers company,
Watch on the Rhine" has gone
to work in the famous Busch
Gardens in Pasadena, but the
movie experts made lot of
changes in that pretentious beau
ty spot. The close-cropped grass,
for example, is as freshly green
as wet paint, but property men
took out a truckload of green
mating because the artificial
stuff is considered more photo
genie.
INCONSIDERATE TREES
The trees, which are as SYM
metrical as if their foliage had
been put up by Hollywood hair
dressers, didn't cast shadows in
the right places. Studio work
men attached artificial branches.
The sedate walkways were
discovered by the sound man to
be several decibels too noisy.
Some of the gravel was replaced
with ground cork. Now, when
Bette Davis walks on the path,
there's no crunching sound.
There was a nice breeze the
day / was there, but it was un-
comfortable. Prop men attach
ed thin wires to branches and
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DOUBLE TROUBLE

NEWARK, N. j. - 1t wasn't
enough that thieves stole three
tires, two wheels and the battery
from Francis Murphy's car and
drained the gasoline tank dry.
He also found a police summons
for overtime parking attached to
the windshield.
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NEWS FROM THE FRONT

KANSAS CITY - A $40
money order accompanied the
longest letter Mrs. William F.
Brazier of rural johnson coun-
ty, Kansas, has received from
son Roger, an apprentice seaman
in the Navy:
Dearest Mother:
please buy a bond and spend
what's left for dog food for
Coach"
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WRECKLESS DRIVING

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. -
Judge E. c. Gober heard officers
testify about the drivers speed.
and fined the man 500 for driv-
ing while intoxicated.
Nobody, declared the Judge,
could be sober and drive at that
speed-a consistent three miles
per hour.
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FASHION NOTE

GLENDALE, Calf. - T h
Southern Pacific r ilroad had
to spend $4,000 regarding and
paving approaches to its station
because women's open-toed
shoes still are in style.
Too many wives complained
about what happened TO their
stockings when they rushed up
to greet the head man.
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. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD

tugged at them rhythmically
during scenes. They couldn't agi-
tate the actresses hair with
wires, so they numbered a
wind machine, in case the
breeze subsidized. Even the sun
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. FROM
THE MONITOR
FILES .
IS YEARS AGO TODAY

Lapeer is agitating for water
works. What is the matter with
US? Are all the single-equine
towns in Michigan to get ahead
of Mount Clemens?
DR.. Shotwell is letting con-
tracts for q good house on his
Cass avenue lot.
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PHIL DE L P II / A-The
Quaker City needs wooden leg
for a statue.
A granite figure on City Hall
lost the limb during a storm, and
the bureau of city property de-
cided on a pine replacement.
The operating room is a ledge
six floors up.