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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Directional Work Under
Jacob Minded Guidance

THE Communist Party's directional work Of
l Marxism- Leninism training in this country
has been, for the last 10 years, under the
eduCative guidance of Jacob Minded, who is
member of the central committee of the Com
munst Party (USA).
Recently the Communists gave Minded
dinner in New York at which Robert Minor,
acting secretary of the Communist Party
GJSAN scoffed at any idea of adjourning Com
munst propaganda during the present crisis
He said:
THE workers schools which Comrade
Minded heads makes ii clear that MarXism does
not adjourn in such periods"
1t is well known that radicals get in their
best strokes during periods of stress and strain.
1t is significant, however, that while the Com
munists openly declare that there will be no
abatement in their own propaganda-they are
now insisting that all criticism and opposition
10 Communism cease for the duration IN THE.
INTERESTS OF UNITY.
The so-called workers schools are thor
oughly un-American in that they are teaching
the atheistic and anticapitalistic doctrines Of
Karl MarX-and their one main purpose is to
train their "cadres" to carry on the revo-
lutionary work of transforming our traditional
American system into MARKHAM state Of Soviet
colloetipisn4-
These schools instead of being discouraged
from the start have been allowed to spread
unmoested.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Several Points Should
Be Widely PubHcized

In relation to the international situation
which the Communists and pro-Commumsts
here are trying to capitalize, there are several
points that should be widely publlclzed and
made clarion clear to our citizens:
For any one to raise the issue that
i opposition to the spread of Communism
in this country is in some way inimical to unity
IN our collaboration with Russia IN her hight
against Germany is at once to admit that
Communism here and Communism In Russia
are in partnership and, therefore, are one and
the same thing.
O-Such a relationship if and when estab-
& shed would require that our government
compel all Communists and Communist fronts
here to register as foreign agents as required
by our federal statutes
C-This our government has consistently re-
- fused to do. If, therefore, our government
does not recognize the Communists here as
related officially to the Communists m Russia,
then certainly it is not incumbent upon US as
citizens, to do so.
A-The suggestion also is advanced by the
r Communists and their sympathzerS that.
opposition to Communism must be stopped for
1.-The duration because this ORGANIZED
GROUP is a political party and all political
differences must be put aside until after the
war.
c-There are several answers to this spurious
y suggestion: tai Even if it were true that
the Communist Party is bona fde political
entity (Which it is not then the sitting Of
criticism and opposition to it would automatl-
cally mean the stopping of criticism and
opposition to the activities Of all units Of the
Republican-the Democratic--and all other
political parties. (b) 1t would mean. in truth,
the automatic creation of a single political
dictatorship similar to the condition that now
exists in Germany and ltaly-a thing, GER
tanly which we wish to avoid.
To any one who will consider these facts it
should be clear that any suggestion of this kind
should be regarded either purposeful propa-
ganda or the result of childlike innocence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Propaganda Intensified
Since War Started

EVERY branch and front of the Communist
L. Party (USA) has intensified its propa-
ganda and promotion activities in this country
many fold since the war between Hitler and
Stain started
The purpose of this has been to capitalize
the sympathy of our citizens for any one who
is fighting Hitler and use it to fertilize our
social soil for the implantation of Marian
propaganda and doctrines.
Among the most active and dangerous Of
the Communist units in this country are the
Communist workers schools Few people
realize what these schools" are-or what role
they play in the advancement Of Communist
influence.
The truth is that these so-called workers
schools are fast becoming the real dynamo
of the Communist movement in this nation.
THEY GRIND OUT OVER 10000 "GRAD-
YATES each year Each graduate" is
thoroughly indoctrnated with the athcistic
and antcapitallstiC theories of Communists
M-LENINISM-STA etc
CLASSES SUCH AS THESE are boldly
advertised and are the backbone of the cur
rlculum in these workers schools" In these
schools the whole background Of American
history, traditions and personalities is distorted
to make 1t appear that change TO MARKHAM
socialism is needed.
The students are trained in all thS,tcch-
nque and tnesse Of tricky Communist lGader-
important key places in labor unions social
movements-govern jobs-and in the gen
eral field Of education
They become professional propagandsts.
The graduates Of these schools have.
played an important part in the terroristic
methods used by certain branches of the labor
union movement during the last few years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Described in Report
Blu /. S. Government

MARXIAN Communism is described in
W. United States government report tNo.
2290) Of the Seventy-frst Congress as follows;
"Fhe following is definition of Communism,
a world wide political organization advocating:
CD Hatred of God and all forms of religion;
C2) destruction Of private property and in
heritance; CD absolute social and racial
equality, promotion of class hatred; ca
revolutionary propaganda through the Com
munist international. stirring up Communist
activities i'm foreign countries i'm order to cause
strikes, riots. bloodshed and civil war; (5)
destruction of all forms of representative
governments, including civil liberties, such as
freedom of speech, of the press, of assembly
and trial by jury; (6) the ultimate and final
objective j, by means of world revolution To
establish the dictatorship of the sO-called
prolctariat into world union Of Soviet
republics with the capital at Moscow"
The Communist mechanism in this country
is in no sense political party in the character
and nature of the Republican and Democratic
parties
1t is movement organized around the
teachings of Marx, Engels, Lenin and other
revoutionaries-the purpose Of which is avow-
edly to substitute MARKHAM collectvsm in the
form of dictatorship of the proletariat" to
supplant our traditional structure of-organized
society,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
CHURCH LEAGUE OF AMERICA

External Vigilance Is Forever the Price Of Freedom
50 West Jackson Blvd, Chicago
A HIGHLY organized drive is now under
"A way on the part of the Communists
AND THEIR FELLOW-TRAVELERS in this
country to create the impression that to oppose
the spread of MARKHAM Communism here IS
UNPATRIOTIC-an injurious to unified
war effort.
This is. of course, a ridiculous and COM
pletely erroneous presumption-but it is being
widely accepted by gullible people-to the great
advantage Of the feverishly busy-body radicals
who have multiplied their activities since we
became involved in war
This propaganda effort to take advantage
OF our Russian alignment and use 1t TO help
Communists CUSA) entrench themselves here
and spread their poisonous atheistic doctrines
in our land must be fought with factual
education and with uncompromising deter
minaton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
TO Remain indifferent
Is to Court Disaster

TO REMAIN Indifferent toward this sub
verslve movement is to court disaster Up
TO about 10 years ago our people were alert
and vigorously resistant to this Communist
menace
Then they dropped into a PEACEFUL
sleep of indifference and during that decade OF
somnolence the Communist forces and their
sympathzers have forged ahead in this country
to become a major threat.
1t was in this same way-that Hitlerism
took advantage of the indifference Of PEACE
Full people and became destructive world
scourge
The Russians have been putting up a valiant
fight against the German invaders. In that
they have the sympathy of all people who are
taught to love and cherish their own soil.
Further, the fight they have been making
against the Nazis has been Of considerable
value 10 Britain and her allies
On the other hand the United States and
Britain are giving great aid 10 Russia--and
this is increasing.
All of these things are recognized by our
people but they are not part of this picture for
the reasons outlined in the opening paragraphs.
This report pertains strictly to the Com
munist movement in the United States and has
carefully avoided any reference to Communism
IN
Much has been written on that subject and
there is also the statement made by President
Roosevelt himself when in February 1910, he
spoke to representatives Of the American
Youth Congress "a Communistic Front VINO
had gathered on the White Heasc lawn
At that time Hitler and Stain were allied
and this youth front" was following the
party line in Directing to aid TO Britain.
President Roosevelt, annoyed by their atti-
tude, took them severely to task and told them
that Russia lis dictatorship ds absolute as
any other dictatorship in the world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Try to Establish Illusion
It's Democratic Utopia

WE MENTION this only because there is a
w drive IN now among the Communists and
FELLOW-TRAVELERS in this country TO
establish the illusion that Communism in Rus
STA is a democratic Utopia
DR.. Harry Ward, one of the country's most
prodigious Communstc propagandists under
took before a student body at Northwestern
University Jan. Is, '42) TO establish the
mirage of a SOVIET DEMOCRACY.
Some one in the audience asked him to
reconcile his claims with the statement Of
Harry Hopkins who, after visiting Stain in
Moscow, wrote in the American Magazine
(Nov. 19iD:
"Stalin speaks and that's the Russian law"
Doctor Ward did not attempt to reply.
If Russia wants so-called dictatorship or
the proetariat" in the form Of Stain, it is not
our job to deprive her of that privilege and
force her to accept the four freedoms.
What we saying here has nothing to do
with the Russians in Russia-nor even with
Communism in Russia What we are describ-
ing-and warning about-is the rapidly spread
ing Communism in the United States.
Never for one moment must we be lulled
into the apathy of relaxing our vigilance and
our opposition to this atheistic menace here on
the'false premise that is now being advanced
by the willy and crafty Reds who are seeking
only to advance their own power-prestige-
infuence-and numbers in this country.
The employment of this spurious and coun-
terfeit pretext is an insult to our intelligence
and our patriotism
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
He Should Face 3 Main
Purposes of Communists

The Communist movement as it is being
promoted in this country by the workers
schoos-by some 600 Communist fronts"
working among all racial groups and in all
branches of society-and by the Communist
organizations proper has three main purposes
which we should face-FR NkLY and
1-IT IS AN ATHEISTIC MOVEMENT con-
L structed around the dialectical materalism
(athesm) of Karl Marx. Communist leaders
are athests-and all of those who have been
called before Congressional investigating COM
mittees have refused to take an oath for that
reason. The Communist manifesto written by
the atheist Karl Marx is the heart and soul of
Communism-the bible" and guide of all
Communists Marx said that religion is the
opate of the people,
Communist leaders today repeat and follow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Schools We're Organized
About Ten Years AgO

The workers schools were organized into
a propaganda and promotion battalion about
10 years ago by Abraham Markoff who until
his death about year ago, was member of
the central committee Of the Communist Party
(USA).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Every Cherished Tradition
Is at Stake in Fight

EVERY tradition that we have cherished as
l. our great American heritage is at stake in
this fight against the growth and spread Of
MARKHAM Communism in our land
The growing Communist menace Is A char
4 Cont tnued On Pa \
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

ed "CIaSSIeSS society,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

D TT that circumstance has abaed Communist enterprise
ID the United States nor has altered the Communist pur
pose the United StatosWhch is known and acknowledged
to the ultimate incorporation of America into world revo-
utionary movement with its capital and It's completely die
tatOral and yrannical authority in Moscow.
Rep Martin Dies Of Texas has clearly made the distinction
between Russian effort and the Communist
in the United States which must guide American opinion and
policy.
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of
Communism international reaching its cnac
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\ PRESERVING AMERICA.
Nothing however expcdent
There could lose this
be- % 10 n
would be
th immediate winning war
Washington Journal., 1942-09-18

zines ungetrubteH 0liides lit.
@eripunbert 5lidte ib fe an - auh
Ie T1ien rerlsser anb bat uns in ct.
rGs unii9erer, fpsnn aud frsunDliHer
Meiie, uns gu ieBen.
o9us lit Der 9err. BON benz ih So.
nen fprad, 6rGuIein," srDffnete i@
Hd4 tur8em .6arren, oa fe niht gu uns
rebets, bds @eiprdh. SD babe ibn
auf Sbre Mittbeilung porbereitet, linb
sic nod geipiat, ibm gu fasen, mas
sic niFen?"
3dtbe fd)aute Derlegen auf lire 4rs
belt.
rWas i9 peib, min i9 germ mits
t6eilen," fagte fie enbli9 balblaut.
n8or alien Dinssn muB i'd ben Serrn
tpegen meines gcitrigen eroitirten De
fens Inn @er5eihrng bitten. Sd babe
mid benommen tDie Elm unge3ogenes
Sinh. Qeiher babe i9 MIDI aud bon
meiner tb0rihten @iferiuht gu Grtlds
rungtn hinreiBen lafen, fir bic ib bet
reifli6er @rpdgung feline @eranttpsr,
tung iibernebmen tann."
Sd itubte.
.Wie meinen sic bas, 5rGulsin2"
sd meme, baB i9, ais t9 bic Be-
baaptung ausIpra9, bic Dame, tpelfe
SIRE photographic barlte1te, unO bie>
jenige, bic bier nit GERM Doctor
@embalstp 5uiammentrat feien cine
uno oieielbe PerEon, mid elmer uHpers
aeibliden Sborbeit f9ulbig madte.
Meine @iferfu9t Derblenbete mid, pis
fdon oft mein beftises Raturea mid
gu uniiberlegten S9ritten Derleitete.
= Die beiben Oamen baben tbdtiGnp
lift ni9ts matchmaker gemein."
8etroffen ~Itarrte i9 fie an - bic
leibpcIen 3ige bes 8antiers besannen
ii3 d~uf3u6eQen.
nSOl bas beiBen. 5rGulein 5riebs
ri@. baB sic Sbre grtldrung bon gss
fern 8uriidnebmen?"
ST lit es, mein 6err."
.Sie perii4erten mir bod nit ieben
3neifel ausf6lieBsnber 8eftimmtbeit,
es banble ii4 UNI bieitlbe perIon?"
n@eipiB. 9err, lnb in meiner Grres
gung glaubte ih es audi. Oils i9 re-
bod gu rubigererlleberlssuns sslangte,
ertannte i4. baB id i'm Srrt6nm mar.
Gs tbut mir leio, sic obns Notb 6euns
rubigt gu baben Der3eiben sic mtr,
i9 lam IS leioer ni9t ungsi6eben
MAIDEN"
s4ber i'd besreife ni9t - Sbre ges
ftrige Sinerbeit = Sic ertlGrten mir
tpieberbolt, cine Sdufhung fei aus.
gef6lofen - polen Sic uns beute
nur gu %ertennsn seben. oab Sic Sbre
seitrige 9ebauptung ni9t nit Be-
ftimmtbeit aufredt 3u erbalten perm1s
gen. oher 1T es Sbre Abii9t, iis Direct
als falf9 bin3uftelen9"
(16loI 6unaslllcW
Washington Journal., 1942-09-18

meine geItrigen @rlebniFe. Gr b6rte
mir I9ipeigenb Bis gum @nbe gu, obne
mid bur9 mebr ais bin unb tpieoer
Elm leifes @slt0bn gu unterbre9en.
nDu ielbft iollft priifen, Oh beins
Satin iene 8enenHung perbient ober
Mi9t. Sd bin getommen, bid auf5us
forbern, nit mir na9 Der A-trabs
gu fa6ren. Die So9ter Der Wirtbin
3ur Nprbbeutf9en DeiBbieritube lit
bereit, Dir in's Mnseii9t ibre 8ebaups
tung gu pieberbolen. 9u magit iie
Oann Ielbft b%efragen unb iiber ibre
@laubpiirbigteit ent19eiben."
Oamit ipanbte i9 ibm ben Riiden
unb frat an bas 5enfter, I'm i'm eis
nige Minuten li9 felbft gu iiberlaRen.
Der beftt9e &f in ieinem .Snnern
tobte au beften obne s3eugen aus.
Mobl cine 8iertelftunbe perging, ebe
i9 feline Stimme Dernabm.
sd bin bereit, Walter. Sd Iebe
pObl, es muB iein!"
$50 fomm."
Mir nabmen cine Droi9te unb fubs
rem na9 Der N-itraBe. Nrtbur mar,
mas ib Iebr natiirli9 fanb, perf9lois
fen unb traurig. Sn Der Weibbierbaue
faHben mir mebrere Sriibfiidsgdite,
mir nabmen baber. obne Der runbliden
Srau 6rieori4 irgenb elm 3ei4en oes
Gritaunens ober NeritGnbnideS gu gee
BEN, fnpeigenb plab. ndbrenb uns
bic Mnpefenben nit neugierigen8liden
muiterten. Mas batten 10 elegant ges
tleiDete !5erren pie mir in Der 6ef9eis
benen Detile gu tbun9 Dte Mdnner
itedten bic 80pfe 5uIammen unb fliis
I~terten; ibre frDbli4e u~nterbdltung
pertummte. Sffenbar fiiblten tie ii4
in unfrer @egentpart 70 nenis bebags
lid pie mir in Der ibren. llnire
bertrug feline @efeai9aft,
ibnen flDBten mir an biefer Steae be-
reAtietes MiBtrauen elm. @ielei9t
bielten fe uns fir @e6eimpOli3iiten.
Rdtbe mar ni9t gu erbliden, bic
@irtbin begssnete uns nit einigsr
Nertpirrung, bic i4 mir aus Der ois'
creten Natur unirer Mifion ertldrte.
Mls fe nit perlesenem 2G9eln bic
8iergldier Dor uns binieBte, erfabte i9
bic @elegenbsit, iie gu frasen, oh i9rs
SO@ter gu ipre9en lei.
%, gepib - ia fpenn bic 9er'
rem parten molten, Bis -" sic beus
tste NIT elmer be3ei9nenoen @eite ari
bic beIeBten Slide. nSn elmer bulbeH
Stunbe nirb alles leer fein."
Sbre aus Der grfabrung sei9Opfte
propbe3eiuns srpies fi4 uls ri4tig.
Sobalb ii1 Der leBte SAT- entfernt
bate, pinfts uns Die alte 5rau, mir
erboben uns unb traten in bas bereits
bei4riebene 6interitiibGen. 8dtbe faB
am JenIter, ii6sr cine @tidarbeit &c.
beugt. Sbr MusIeben mar pieber 10
bliibsnb pie gsitern BEL meinem Gin
trit.. Sober 3ug BON nnrube unb
Gorge mar psrI9punben. ielbft ibrt
Mugen batten ben itrablenDen @lans
tpte6erqefunben. pelher Der @piensl
Washington Journal., 1942-09-18

= 9srauseeplabt. nMeins
Trdu 1T i'm Babe ssitOrben." 49, puns
tpfFtl6elb: nQBie beiBt Der tpuHberthG.
tiae RurOrt2"
Washington Journal., 1942-09-18

Da fab id nun, bal6 reuepOI, in
tOotlihsr Werlesenbeit. Mas fo[te i9
tbun2
unubis rattle i9 bic beiben @tiide
Der photographic 3uiummen, ie forgs
fam in meiner 8rufttafde berqenb.
bunn eripog id in fisberbafter Mufres
suns BET mir felbit mtin fsriteres Ger.
balten.
@us mar bas Bette, @ebsn obtr
4leiben?
MGbrenb i9 nod mebitirte. ipurbe
ss ruhiger neben mir. Der parorps=
mus DerbaIte in Dalnpfem. balblautem
GeitObn, unb plsAra FsNs ME sps
Kodiak mirror., 1942-02-28
CHURCH NOTICES
Greek Russian Orthodox Church
 Rev. Gregory Gleboff

A cordial invitation is extend ed to all members of the church to attend the services. Turing Lent services will be held every day at goo a. n and 800 D. m.
 During the absence of Rev. Gleboff services are being con ducted by Father G. Schmaltz of Spruce Island
Kodiak mirror., 1942-02-28
Registration Of Voters
HEREBY

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Registration pooks are now open at the office ,tWarren A. Taylor, Brooklyn Avenue, for the registration of ,bose entitled to vote at tfe ,syt Municipal Ele etion to be held April 7 1922. The said hoks will remain open until lSOp. m. of April 4, 1922.
 Qualifications of voters at hs election are as follows: Suth ,oter shall be a citizen of the limited States of America, over he age of twenty-one years, who has resided continuously one rsr next preceoi ing the election a athe Territory of Alaska, and n months next preceding the IectiOn in the limits of the City dKOdiak.
 Velma Ameling
 Registrar
Kodiak mirror., 1942-02-28
Missing Persons

Anyone knowing the where bouts of Peter Xenakis, alias Peter Xenon, 22 years old, is ask .a to communicate with Miss George Xelakis, B Fourth Avenue, Murray, Utah. Anyone InONingthe whereabouts of Carl, Charles and Peter Wellesley, or |Vsler Tuekes, please commun- late with Arthur Wellesley, Rhodes, Michigan.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-02-28
CATHOLIC SERVICES

Services for Roman Catholics will be held every Sunday, until further notice. in the American Legion hall at 8:15 a. m., and will be conducted by Father Far rell.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-02-28

Carl R Metzger, employed at Hlsel Photo company, left re- Islty to join his wife in Seattle bere they plan to make their |ns.
Evening star., 1942-01-16

National Chairman Keith Morgan
yesterday reported to the President
a record breaking start in the cam
paign against infantile paralysis
with more than 1900 parties and
celebra tons already scheduled.
Orsanizatio Completed.
Mr.. Morgan told the President
that the organization has been COM
pleted in every State with 2.7l3
counties already actively participat-
ing. The mayors of 1884 cities also
are enrolled as leaders OF campaign
committees.
Nearly 70 cities. including Wash
ingtOn. are operating Mile O Dimes
campaigns under sponsorship OF
radio stations and newspapers. More
than 5000 motion picture theaters,
MI. Morgan said, are pledged TO raise
funds during National Theater
Week. January % TO January %.
Mr.. Morgan said the drive will
reach its intensive stage next Mon
day with the opening OF a Women S
Week and theater campaigns. Mrs.
Roosevelt is TO inaugurate the wOm-
ems portion of this drive with 4
broadcast from the White House.
The chairman emphasized the
value of fighting infantile paralysis
to national defense. recalling the
efforts of the national organization
in combating ep!demics Of the dis
ease in Southern areas close to Army
training camps last summer
Evening star., 1942-01-16

He has just finished one movie AM
is scheduled to begin another TO
Twentieth Century-Fox on Febru
ary 2. He will have to fly back t.
Hollywood.
Miss Hayward. young Warl- Il
Bros actress. was last seen here p
Adam Had Four Sons" Her late.-
picture is Among the Living
The local committee for the diSr
mond jubilee celebration OF TIA.
Presidents Birthday announced st
the same time that music at the SIC
a-plate banquet which precedes tn.
dances will be furnished by Meyer
Davis unit, led by Mr.. Davis.
Program Includes Horse Show.
Meyer Davis bands have beel
White House favOriteS since the &C
miniStratiOn of President Wills "
the committee pointed out. and ha y
played at many functions given ~
President and Mrs. Roosevelt in The
Executive Mansion.
The plans for celebration OF tie
Presidents birthday anniversary, n
order to raise funds for the can
paign against infantile paralysis, in
clude a horse show at Fort Myer. a
command performance" Of LillisHl
Hellman's play. Watch on the
Rhine" the dinner at the Villas
Hotel and two dances.
Celebra tons of the Presidens S
birthday are also being planned n
thousands of other communities
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Hikers Will Explore
Accotink Creek Sunday

Members of the Capital Hiking
Club will take a smile hike Sun
day along Accotink Greek in nearby
Virginia led by Bob Shosteck and
Jack Jelickee. The route will pass
the ruins of an old mill and follow
q portion Of the old right Of way
of the Southern Railroad.
The group will leave 14l6 F street
ut 10 am, returning late in the
afternoon. Reservations may be
made at Michigan 1868, branch GOT,
not later than S pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
; more Movie Stars
To Come 10 Capital
For Birthday Balls
Pot O'Brien, DonIevy
And Suson Hayward
Among Celebrities
Charles G.. Roach.

Pat O'Brien. Brian DOnlevy and
Susan Hayward are the latest movie
stars to announce their intention OF
coming to Washington for the Presi-
dents Birthday Ball celebration
January 30
The local committee announced
that Mr.. OBrien and Miss Hayward
would attend. while Paramount Pic
lures announced from New York
that Mr.. Donlevy would come to
Washington.
The roster of stars now slated to
appear here includes Rosallnd Rus
sell. Patricia Morrison. Mickey Rooney
and his bride, Ava Gardner.
Must Make Flying Trip.
Mr.. O'Brien must move fast In
order to make his appearance here.