davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-13
BY MAJ. PAIL c. RABoRG

written Especially for lnfl Nsss service
NEW YORK Nav I3.-Thore Is
little likelihood that he Nazi
attack against Russian forces IN
the Crimes WIS tho commence
ment Of a major spring offensive.
II might. however be thrust
Of minor Importance leading up TO
action Of great significance.
Almost any analysis in regard
"a the Russian German front Is
surmi>e and speculation. Let's see
why Neither tho Soviet nor the
Nalis have permitted any war cor
respondent or foreign military
OBSERVERS tottsJt their front fight
inc lines. This condition has been
in effect for q considerable time.
/ believe the only foreign mill
tary officer who has been allowed
10 sec the Soviet battle line was
one high ranking British general.
He was taken 10 a previously deS-
iCnatcd section and permitted 10
remain only a very short time.
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onova izjavya koju on 'ucini prilikom tkackog
strajka a New Bedfordu, Mass, naaad 40 60
dine, a koja glasi:
"Drzanje radnika u pravovaljanom straj-
ku je odusevljayajuce. To je dokaz da ropstvo
nece ostati. Same rob koji nece ustati protlv
svog gospodara, koji &c pokorno staviti svoja
ledja pod bic okrenuti lice onome koji cupa
njegovu bradu samo takav rob Je beznade-
IAN. Ali rob KOHL. ~nastoji, usuprot promo
saja i siromastva da Sc buni, "a MEGA Je uvek
NADIA 80. ia polazem svoju nadu i gradlm Je
sasvim ma ovom sentimentu pobune sa wanna
zajedno."
sto &c reel, da radnici owe zemlje nece kao
celina staviti svoja ledja pod bic sve vece
kapitalisticke reakcije, nego &c Sc sve wise
rrotiv kapitalistickog ~zverstva buniti i doga-
djaji &c in prisiljavati da, ma svoJoJ zastavi
nepomirljive klasne borbe napisu onakav pro-
glas kakav i'm je neumrli Marx savetovao da
napisu nazad II godina, a kojeg Sc SoclJalls-
ticka Radnicka Partija dosledno podrzava pre-
ko pola veka obaranje najamnog slstema.
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"suvisni," koje &c ~preuzeti ma koja forma re-
liz l.o;,. ~l-a::4: l.o In ;u&ra ai;n -. -

"suvisni," koje &c ~preuzeti ma koja forma re-
lifa koju &c skrojiti Administrators.
Same Socijalizam mole sersuociti sa vaz-
dusnim dobom bez straha. Buduei da Socijali-
Fam proizvodi stvari "a upotrebu, ma mesto
"a prodaju sa ciljem da dobije profit, on mole
da upotrebi nase mnogo prosirene sposobnosti,
mole da podigne standarde sviju ma nezamis-
ljene ~visine, moze odbaciti p~rezivelu tehniku
bez gubitka i potresa i moze da %usvoji move
metode u korist svijuh. Socijalizam jeste jedno
i jedino r~esenje, ne samo problema kojim Sc
danas suocavamo, nego i onih koji &c Sc neu-
mitno pojaviti kada &c rat ~prestati. On je
zdrav poredak stvari koji &c napisati kraj ka-
pitalistickom pustosenju.
WEEKLY PEOPLE.
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PRETPLACUJTE Sc, CITAJTE
strife RADNICKU BORBU.

Tim da bi produzavanje naseg strpljenja izlozio nasu
stranku desetkovanju il dana u dan. Tada, kad Dude
kucnuo cas- boja - on sudbonosno mora da dodje mi
eemo Sc naci bez ~najboljih nam sia. Ukratko, ucinimo
jos jedan miriam napor da dobijemo slobodno upraznja-
vanje nase religije. Ako nam APPEL Dude odreeen ma
~oruzje!
Brace, posavetuje Knee Karlo cd Gerolsteina
- ia sam stranac medju wanna. ia dolazim il Germanije.
Tamo pomagah u borbama pobedi Reformacije sto je
propovedase veliki Luther. U nasoj staroj Germaniji, mi
nismo apelovali molili. Mi potvrdjivasmo pravo eoveka
da Sc moli svom Tvorcu prema svojoj ~najboljoj savesti.
Radnici, gospoda, burzoazija: svi uglas izjavise: mi ne
cemo da Sc ugibamo pod jarmom Rima; kogod zatrazi
da nam ga maeem nametne, maeem &c bti odbijan." Da-
mas Reformacija u Germaniji prkosi svojim neprijatelji-
ma. Germanija nije Francuska; ali ljudi SUI ljudi svuda.
Svuda ~odlucnost ina ime odlucnosti, a nj njene posledi-
ce nisu nigde drugacije. Mi smo obavezni da oruzjem
podrzavamo nasa prava.
- Gospodine Kristijane Lebrenn, kakvo je vase mis-
ljenje o ozbiljnom pitanju pred mama? upita Kalvin.
stampar odgovori:
Istorija uei da je apsolutno besposleno da Sc cd
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NIGGA mislenja glede zgodnog trenutka "a borbu, IL slu-
eaju da borba, sakloni Boze, mora da izbije, ia ostav-
liam odluku iskusnijim glavama cd mole. U trenutku
akcije moja svojina, moi mac, moi zivot, sve &c da Dude
u sluzbi nase stvari. ia Gu da cinim svoju duznost, svu
svoju duznost.
Ia MIN govorase Ambrose Pare, hirurgist. |
Hristos imao je profesionalne duznosti rece on -
zapovedaju mi da poklanjam svoju paznju prijatelju i
neprijatelju podjednako. Prema tome, brace, ia nisam
ovamo mogao doneti nista drugo sem reel mira. Budimo
nepokoljebivi nasoj veri. Ali prisiljimo nase gonitelje
da priznaju nasu umerenost. Izmorimo njihova della ma
silja nasim strpljenjem odricanjem. Ostavimo maeeve
u koricama.
- Ipak, s~trpljenje ina granica! - usprotivi Sc knee
cd Plouernela. Ear nije nase strpljenje trajalo dosta
dugo? Ear ono ne osmeljava drskost nasih neprijatelja?
Ear da opet pribegavate poniznim molbenicama? Vrlo
-dobro. Molimo, preklinjimo jos jednom. Ali ako nam Sc
odgovori odricanjem pravde, onda odlucno ustajmo pro-
tv nasih gonitelja. Mi smo vecina u nekoliko trgovackih
gradova i nekoliko provincial. Onda odbijajmo silu ST.
lom. Nasi &c nep~rijatelji ustuknuti pred nasim drzanjem
tada u6initi pravdu nasim opravdanim zeljama. ia dr.
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Papa Kraljeva moli reformisanje praznoverice tirani-
je. Nikad Sc Crkva Rima nece dobrovoljno odreti lido
lopoklonstva zloupotreba so su izvori njenog bogat-
silva mo6i. Nikad nece jedan Katolicki Kralj - koga
posveti Crkva koji Sc ma nu oslanja, kao so Sc ona
oslanja ma MEGA dobrovoljno priznati ReformaciJu.
Reformacija porice vlast Pape. Da Sc napada Papa, INA
ci da Sc napada kraljevska vlast. Da Sc srusi oltar, zna-
ii da Sc razbije presto. Svaka je V / a S t medjuzavisna.
Sta to mi trazimo? Mirno upraznjavanje nase we're, dok
Sc vladamo pc zakonima kraljevstva. Ali zakoni kraljevs-
iva izricito zabranjuju upraznjavanje svake we're, sem We
e Katolicke Crkve. Iii mi moramo ispovedati nasu veru
onda izlagati sebe krutostima zakona, iii i'm umicati
putem odricanja; iii i'm Sc, pax, odupirati oruzjem u ru-
ci. Hocemo Ii da dobijemo edikte toerancije Ne treba
da gajimo takvu nadu. Ali cak ako Sc dopusti da bi in
dobii, nasa %bezbednost ne bi bHa pod boljom zastitom.
Edikt je neopoziv. Kraj svega toga mora da Dude jedan
cd tri zakljucka: odricanje, mu6enistvo iii buna. Krv
mucenika je plodotvorna, ali plodotvorna je krv vojni-
ka' koji Sc bore "a najsvetija prava. ia drzim da mi nih
trebamo nti mozemo da Sc madame ovlascavanju iii to-
leranciji nase we're.
Nastavice se)
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VAZDUsNO DOBA.

Najcuveniji aeronauticni inziner, Grover
Looming, ~nacrtao je sliku vazdusnog doba, ka-
da &c ogromni teretni a~vijoni stvarnb zaHlenl-
ii pomorske ladje kao 1, 100000 teretnih va
gona owe n%acije. On je p%rorokao da ce ovo
vazdusno doba doci bro nakon rata kaca &c
Sc 300. 900 avijaticara i milioni mehanika OSLO
boditi militarne sluzbe kada &c desetlne O.
gromnih avijonskih tvornica prestatl da lzpa-
cuju rojeve raznih bombasa. Pomorske lad]e
koje SUI u stanju prevoziti god. 2O,O0O.OOO toni.
Mr.. Looming tvrdi, mogu Sc zamenitf sa 4o.eoo
sadasnjeg Bio tipa %avijona u roku cd t1 go
dine. Same $500 najveeih avijona koje &c nacr-
tao Glen Martin moci &c nositi onoliko tereta
koliko su sada u stanju prevazati trgovaeke
ladje celog sveta. On je isto spomenuo u po-
trebu "glidera' vazdusnih teretnih vago-
ma = i glider trenova koje &c vuei vazdusna
lokomotiva."
Dan nakon sto je Mr.. Looming %sucinio oya
zapanjujuc proroeanstva, zvanicnici teretnos
prevazanja, dok nisu p~oricali mogucnosti NIL
hovih ostvarenja, izjavili su da "bi industri-
jaime posledice arbitrarnog unistenja nacio-
maine ogromne trgovacke mornarice bile ka-
tastrofalne." Oni oeekuju da &c Sc povecati
vazdusno prevazanje tereta, "ali," rekose oni,
prior da &c 5000 toni kafe.... u Rio-u pc.
dici roj ~avijona odnetih in do centra razme-
ne, recimo, IL Milwaukee,, ustavlja krvnu' zagus-
ljivost t~eretnog prevoza onamo gde je pre-
bila."
Bee da Sc pustamo pre- daleko ma tanak
led prorocanstva, moguce ie predskazatl neko-
ljko posledica postojecih aeronauticnih istra-
zivanja i prosirenja. Predpostavlja juei da &c
kapitalizam ostati kao vladajuei princip drus-
iva. ljuta konkurencija vazdusnih nosaca, u
jednu ruku, i zeljeznickih mornarskih nosaca
u drugu ruku, "a sigurno &c sledltl. -zeaJez-s
nice, kao trgovaGka mornarica, Il veliko &c sc
~prosiriti. Brodogradivna poduzeca bice sprem-
ma da grade godisnje cd $1,000. 900 do 100000
900 toni tezine novih ladja. Hiljade gigantskih
bombasa bice pretvoreni II trgovacke vazdusne
ladje.
Do sada, slika je daleko Cd crnila. Ali to
je, bez pitanja, taman PRIOR, jer Sc on nalazl
IL sutonu kapitalistiekog sveta koji je izgublo
svoju glavnu pijacu Marsa a koU ina
sposobnost da proizvodi i prevail espape wise
nego sto in moze ma pijaci prodati. konkurent-
nj rat izmedju prevazaca horace slediti, ali
milioni radnika mornari, avijaticari, prista-
niski radnici, zeljeznicki radnici, teretni rad
nici, avijaticarski radnici i ratno-trenirani
mcdaniel biee "ne-sukobljivi." Kao ladje
koje SUI ~usidrene, brodogradiva i avijaticka
poduzeca koja su zatvorena, %avijoni koji su
neupotrebljeni i trenovi koje hrdja nosi, onl SUI
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Entered as Second Glass Matter at Cleveland,
Ohio, Post Office, February 9Th, 1910.
STRAJKOVL"

T. Washingtona dolazi "eudna" vest cd 8.
lima. da lie w.. H. Davis, glava Nacionalnog
Radnickog Ratnog Odbora, tog dana poslao t-
legram strajkujucim tkacima u New BEDFORD
Mass, sa kojim iii je obavestlo da &c united
Textile Workers, A. F. l." disciplinovati sva-
kog radnika koji Sc nece sutradan povratiti ma
peslu. Radnici SUI objavili strajk nazad deset
dana Ter Sc nisu mogli sloziti sa jednoglasnim
zakljuckom odbora arbitraze. Mi velimo "eud-
roovata' vest, jer ovo je prvi slucaj da politl-
car direktno govori u ime junije.
.Zvanicnici pomenute tkacke junije, kao i
clanoyi A. F. L. u pomenutom ratnom odbo-
ru rada, okrenuli su Sc protiv straJkasa i pro-
glasili su njihov strajk "nezakonitim.' Sa dis
ciplmovanjem' "nezakonitih" strajkujucih rad
nika misli Sc ma sledece:
Radnici koji Sc ne p~ovrate ma poslove bice
pozvati pred izvrsnim odborom tekstilne juni-
lie koji &c in suditi zbog "~krsenja ugovora."
Kakvu &c kaznu on NINA dodeliti vest nam OF
voreno ne kaze, ali vec sada Sc cine pripreme
da Sc "nezakoniti' strajkujuci radnici zane
ne sa "zakonitim" skebovima! Dale Sc veil,
da &c zaista ii strajkujuci radnici, ako i ma
u -COkd p1A oSOAANt Wv w
pusteni, so enact da &c biti iskljuceni ujed-
no i il clanstva junije.
Kao sto je poznato, fekeri obejuh junija,
.CIO i AFL, obecali SUI Predsedniku Roosevelt
tn da radnici njihovih junija niece strajkovatl
"a. vreme rata i, kako smo bill obavesteni, ovo
obecanje su oni podneli junijana ma glasanja
i dobili SUI cd NTH "odobrenje." Sve Sc ovo de-
silo u groznici "patriotizma." Sada Sc radnici
Dude i vide da SUI izvarani, da Sc ne mogu nj
putem "zakonitog' strajkovanja %pobuniti pro-
tv sve veceg n~asrtaja izrabljivacke pluto
kratije, dok poslednja zgrce sve vece zlatne
"plate' i profile, a da protiv sebe ne okrenu l
cello vodstvo svoje junije kao Geo ratni odbor,
sto znaci, sada radnici mogu, kao sto je stu
cal sa strajkujucim radnicima IL pitanju, iza-
81 ma strajk ali &c protiv sebe podiei S time ne
Same posednike industrije, ne samo politieku
drzavu nego i cello fekerstvo postojecih pro-
kapitalistickih junija. Sada Sc svi zvanicnici
kapitalizma u jedan glas deru protiv starjku-
jucih radnika: "VI STE NEZAKONITI!"!!
Istina ie da radnici mogu podneti svoje
tube i zalbe odboru arbitraze. Ali tai odbor
arbitraze nije skoro nista bolji cd poslodava-
ca, Jer namefnO nagiuJe posleuAJlIld. JeI We
rule i brani kapitalisticki naein izrabljivanja
radnicke klase. A narcotic &c tai odbor arbi-
traze otvorenije naginjati poslodavcima ma
kon sto su radnike IL postojecim %junijama oko-
vail sa nestrajkujucom stavkom "a vreme ra-
ia. Jer odbor arbitraze INA da Sc radnici nece
lako resiti da s~trajkuju pc cent g%ubljenja pos
Iowa i iskljucenja IL junije = pc cent ~svestra-
nog blaklistovanja. Premda Sc ne kaze sa CINE
Sc strajkujuci tkaci nisu slozili. Ali mi mozemo
"a sigurno reel, da to bese p%itanje najamnice
/ opstih uslova rada. Jamacno odbor arbitraze
nije hteo nj jednom zahtevu radnika, koji "a
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Dxepna Biblija.
ill
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

sa originating francuskog ma engIeski: Daniel De Leon.
Sa engleskog ma jugoslavenski: L. Petrovic.
121.
- Posto nastojavate, poee Coligny = treba ovde
da izjavim e moja %porodica dosta duguje dobrobit kralja.
On izvoli da poveri meni meni koji jedva predje do
ba mladosti jednu kompaniju svoje vojske. Prema
tome, ia sam "a NIGGA vezan vezama zahvalnosti. Ali "a
me postoji jedno wise osecanje cd ~osetanja zahvalnosti
"a kraljevske dobrote; to je osecanje duznost sto je We
IA namece. Dok sazaljevam CRUDE krajnosti gradjanskog
rata, koji mi je odvratan; dok duboko sazaljevam ia lkad
moran da povucem svoj mac protiv Kralja iii, bolje,
protiv njegovih zloslutnih savetnika, osecao bi Sc prinu-
djen da pribegnem toj kobnoj krajnosti ako, buduci go
njenja dostigla grantee izdrzljivosti, postane potrebno
da Sc brane zivoti nase brace, nagnane ma alternative:
"Umri iii Sc odreci svoje vere!' sto Sc t6e izrazavanja
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Wise vredi jedan ~najmanji elaneic il raci-
onalne ekonomije no sve bogoslavske knjige
sto i'll ma svetu ina. Vasa Pelagic.
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Sve yto pokreee Jude, mora proof kroz Mi
howl Claw; a kakav &c oblik u Moi uzeti, "a
visi cd okolnosti. Engels.
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WELLINGTON TO MARSHALL TO MACARTHUR

WELLINGTON TO MARSHALL TO MACARTHUR
The War Department has made public the text Of
letter sent by the Duke Of Wellington in l8l to the
then British secretary for war:
:" must remind your Lordshp-for the lost time
that so long as retain on independent position,
6hoIl see thot no officer under my commend is de-
Sprred by attending to the futile dwelling Of mere
&6jl driving in your Lordshp's office-from offend
- his first duty-which is. and olwoys hos been,
~ }yuin HE prvote men under his command that
49,, without question, beot any force opposed
AorshoII suggested, in publicizne the
r@1v troop commanders in the field might
1fon Duke:
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. BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTON .

pilot plants were built, and in
each of the refining areas, every
piece of refinery equipment, in
use and idle, was catalogued.
Two requirements were laid
downfall the butadiene plants
be made from existing equip
ment and that they get in opera
ton by the end of the year.
After d couple of months of
this preliminary re arc h,
Wright Gary was sent on his
junket to inspect the refinery
junk in every one of the refining
areas. He travelled for a month
and look what he found.
The raw materials that will go
into this butadiene production
are distressed gasoline for which
there is now no market, and bu-
tame, refinery by-product gas.
And not only will butadiene be
produced, but also toluene for
TINT explosives, benZol for avia-
ton gas, styrene for synthetic
Buna S rubber, and isobutylene,
the raw material used in the
making of the new "bathtub" or
butyl rubber.
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movie actor hasn't ability or de-
termination enough to get into
some sort of organized theatre
Gals, we don't want him." said
one official. I'VE know there's
a lot of talent going o waste,
and we wish there were a lot
more little-theater groups and
good dramatic schools where
more people could get training
and could be seen.
Sure we need players. Look
at Metro, the studio that built up
the so-called star system and that
now has the biggest contract list
of featured people and stars in
the business. Yet Louis B. Mayer
Executive head of M-G-M) says
the public is tired of looking at
the same old faces on the screen,
and that new players must be
found and developed"
Hollywood's attitude toward
aspiring writer's and composers
is much the same, except that
here there is the additional haz-
ard of damage suits charging
plagiarism. Unsolicited manu-
scripts arc returned unopened to
forestall future accusations that
story plots or tunes were stolen
and used without being paid
for"
The movies have learned that
it is safer and cheaper to deal
only through established agents.
Unfortunately for unknow writ
ers, the better agencies won't
look at their stuff either. This
situation leaves the novice only
one sure approach to the attent-
ion of agents and studios, and
is through the medium of print,
In book or magazines. Similarly,
a composer gets no attention
from the studios until he has had
a few published, broadcast or
recorded songs.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-05
McKENNY ON
BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

hU1cTlCd CdTu hutuVihy
Looking over the field in the
Pocono Open Pair event, one
might think it was national
championship. There were many
combinations of Life Masters
playing together, but it took
woman to help one of the Life
Masters win the tournament.
Miss Ruth Sherman and Sam
Fry. Jr., were the winners. Miss
Sherman is recognized as one of
the fine woman players of the
country - the hand shown here
demonstrates her ability.
On the opening lead East
played the queen and Miss Sher-
man, sitting South, played the
four-spot, to the surprise of the
kibitzers. Back came spade,
and the ace was held up until
third lead. Miss Sherman led a
low heart for a duck with the
eight-spot. Now nine tricks were
established.
When asked why she gave up
the possibility of winning two
spade tricks, Miss Sherman ex-
planned, IF ! take the first spade,
about the only chance of making
the hand is to win the diamond
finesSe. That is so per cent
chance. But if | bail East out of
spades before giving up the ace
/ can double-finesse the hearts
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High|ights from
the Latest Books

Probably never in the As
years since Fred T. Jane pub
lished his first volume on the
navies of the world has such an
ambitious, informative issue as
the current one been produced
under such difficult conditions.
In the 1941 James Fighting
Ships" MACMILLAN: $50 you'll
find everything from the Japa-
nese alphabet to official pic
lures, plans and data on new
u. S. battleships.
Valuable special feature of
this edition is the 36-page sec
ton on war losses which lists
some 700 vessels sunk in action
since September, 1899. Pictures
and details of sinkings are given
on famous ships Germany's
Bismarck, Britain's Royal Oak,
Americas Arizona - and other
craft down to the smallest mine
layers and torpedo boats.
In the 5OO-odd pages that fol-
low you'll find why this book
has become an institution with
naval men everywhere, an au-
thoritative reference work for
researchers, students, govern
nent officials and the world s
press, and an up-to-the-m minute
war manual fer the average lay
man who must trace the course
of global conflict from his arm
chair.
James" lists practically all
the boats of all the world S
navics with vital facts such as
tonnage, length, width, armor,
guns and other equipment. Still
a feature of the book, along with
its 5000 illustrations of war
vessels, is the silhouette index
originated by Jane in the origi-
nal 1897 issue edition to facili-
tate recognition of ships at a
distance.
Fresh information on war
ships built or building in the
navics Of the five great sea pow
ers reveals that the u. S. and
Britain still hold superiority
over their axis foes.
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The rain here comes down
sideways. 1t begins to fall over
Siberia, but it lands on uS-at so
miles an hour.
--Bombardier, u. S. Air Forces,
in Alaska as related by Brig
Gen Laurence S. Kuter, depu-
ty chief of the Air Staff.
Americans are here with us.
They are everywhere in this
worldwide conflict.
Lord Swinton, British resident
minister for West Africa.
Cont inue to be ingenious.
Never let up in your search for
doing more, faster, with less.
You have a chance to revolu-
tionize the whole art of produc-
ing for war. - Donald Nelson,
WPB chairman.
No general can be lucky I'M
less he is bold. He must have a
spirit of adventure, a touch Of
the gambler in him.
Gen. Sir Archibald Wavell.
We were told in the last war
Destroy the Kaiser first and
discuss peace afterward." We
went to the peace conference in
1919, animated by the Hottest
and the mos! dis:nterasted ideals,
bit we were totally unprepared
for the gigantic actualities that
had to be met at the peace table.
In result we secured neither free
dom. nor prosperity, nor justice,
nor peace.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-05
. BARBS

Wives don't mind listening to
reason - il it's not the same
one too often.
Apple men say that two
day are better than one. Of
cores they are!
When learning to drive car
you're lucky if you're thrown
only on your own responsibility
A bird in the hand may be
poor table manners, but it's lots
more fun.
It's likely to be successful
marriage when the wife is
treasure and the husband
treasury.
Folks who are too important
in their own way otter are in the
way of others.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-05
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD

and some have answered that
their talent requirements are all
filled at this time"
MOST DISCOURAGING
The form letters sent out by
the movie companies in such
cases are deliberately discourag-
ing and perhaps are misleadingly
phrased because the studios will
not consider applications made
by letter and photographs. Tai
ent scouts or other executives
must see prospects in person,
either in interviews or, prefer
ably, in action on stage. This
is why every motion picture out
fit has representatives who roam
the straw-hat circuits, visit little
theater groups and attend college
dramatic club productions.
IF a person who wants to be
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By PAUL HARRISON
NEA Service Staff Correspondent
xyuynHD a.. -

IlOLh VOOA, "A ~
About once year this depart
ment is moved reluctantly to
write an open letter of advice
and in many cases, I'm afraid,
of Encouragement to readers
who happen to be aspiring actors,
actresses, scenarists, and song
writer's. The volume of mail I've
been getting lately is evidence
it's time for another general
reply. In fact, l am writing now
ir self-defense, because many of
the 'etters are reproachful and
some are downright indignant.
why do you claim that Holly
wood needs new talent?" they
chorus. 81 have written to all
the studios, submitting pictures,
and some have not replied at all