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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-11
GROB SV. CIRILA v RIMU

Ia grob sv. Cirila Rimu Sc
zanimajo ucenjaki re cd leta
1869, ko je slovanski krscanski
svet praznoval tisoeletnico ME
COVE smrti. Professor starino-
slovja ma vseuciliscu v Sofiji
Bogdan Filov pravi, da je bill
sv. Girl nedvomno pokopan v
baziliki sv. Klementa in sicer v
prvotni baziliki, zgrajeni ze v
cetrtem stoletju. Ko so razko-
pavali ostanke te bazilike, so
naleteli ma slike, izmed katerih
ena predstavlja sv. Cirila pred
bizantinskim cesarjem Mihae-
lom III.
Druga slika predstavlja oba
brata sv. Cirila in Metoda, ka-
ko klecita pred Kristusovim
prestolom.
Najvecjega pomona "a doloci-
tev groba sv. Cirila je pa po
mnenju prof. F'ilova velika sill
ka (freska) pred vhodom v
start hram, predstavljajoea pre-
nos zemskih ostankov nekega
svetnika v baziliko, medtem ko
so dozdajsnji raziskovalci po
vecini domnevali, da gre "a
prenos ostankov sv. Klementa,
sodi prof. Filov ma podlagi ma
pisa, da Sc prenasajo zemski O.
stanki sv. Cirila il Vatikana.
Sv. Girl je bill prvotno poko-
pan v Vatikanu, cd koder so
prenesli njegove zemske ostan-
ke ma Metodovo prosnjo V bazi-
like sv. Klernenta, kjer je bill
najbrze pokopan v blizini glav-
mega oltarja.
Pri kopanju ze v preteklem
stoletju glav. oltarja so res ma
sli grobnico iz zgane opeke, OBJ
lozeno zunaj in znotraj z mar
mornatimi ploscicami. Toda
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-11
(Nadaljevanie)

"Da, tudi tole l.aajo, dekle.
Samo ne zmerom tako socnih."
Kakor mucka Sc je Dunja pri-
tisnila k MENU vsem svojim
gorkim telesom in sepetala:
"Tak je pri vasih dekletih vse
kakor pri mas? Vse, pray vse?"
'Dadada'', je kimal Marek, XII
mu je oh tt radovednici posta-
jalo vroce in so Sc mu prsti
vznemirili.
In desnica mu je nekako sa-
movoljno prijela Dunjino nogo
mad clenkom, mehko in dobri.
kavo pogladila MEGA, zdrsnila
cez koleno in LEILA wise, ko mu
jo je Dunja energieno odpahni-
la:
"Nu, kan pa seas, hudic
neverni? Tako sc ne sme ma
vozu!"
In zakricala je ma vola. Kma-
lu nato pa je izrocila sibo Mar
ku in Sc zasmejala: "Grem k
Natasi, da Sc pomeniva."
Minute nato je pripovedova-
la Natasi, VISA v ognju, a ia je
navduseno pogledala "a Mar
kom ter vzklikala: Ell, to je
izobrazen clovek! Precej tt je
vse razlozil." A kazoc ma I've
rino "a seboj prstom, je vzdih-
nila: eta start durak pa lie
vprasuje, ali DO hodil lahko oh
nedeljah V cerkev, a zanimive-
ga ne pove in ne pokaze prav
nicesar. Durak, durak, durak!"
Okoli devetih so dospeli ma
pole, kjer je Trahim Ivanovic,
razburjajoc Sc in kricec razla-
gal Svejku kje in kako bodo de-
lali; svejk pa ga nj razumel in
je soglasal vsem ter pritrjeval
neprestano: ''Dadada, haraso!"
A Trahim Ivanovic ga je kon-
emo zadovoljen potrepljal po ra-
mi: 'Izvrsten delavec!"
Nato je poklical Marka in
Zverino, dal vsakemu koso in
jih odvedel cez polje ma travnik,
kjer je stala visoka, re zelo su-
ha trava. In dejal je: "Torej
bozjo pomocjo zacnite! V dveh
treh dneh, fantje, to posekate
"a zabavo. A &c hi vam postale
kose tope, 81 jih nabrusite S
temle!" In pokazal je vederce
L umazano vodo in oslo.
Zaceli so kositi. Zverina je Sci
spredaj, "a MIN Marek, a svejk
je bill zadnji in je pouceval Mar
ka: "Glavno je, da pazis ma mo-
jo nogo in mi je ne ukosis. Ako
tt trava ne pade, mic "a to, ali
meni hi brez noge ne bilo po-
sebno prijetno."
Kmalu je svejk nehal kositi
in sci brusit koso. In gledal je
Marka, S kolikim naporom in
kako divje bije po travi. Tudi
Zverina Sc je ustavil, sc ozrl
20 Markovem delu in ga vzpod-
bujal:
"Dobro je. Sicer Sc pozna, da
nisem kosil JAZZ, a tudi "a svej-
kom je tako, kakor bi Sc tam
valjal pes" In Sc sam je Sci
brusit koso.
Solnce Sc je dvignilo ze viso-
ko in je pablo peklensko. Lju-
die po poljih so ostavili delo in
prisli gledat, kako rabotajo Av-
strijaki. Mozje so prisli k MIN,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-11

zenske pa so jih ogledovale od-
dalec in tiseale k Duniji, XII Jim
'je razlagala tajnosti Avstrij-
cev.
Starosta, visok, misicast MOI,
je vprasal Trahima Ivanovica,
kazoc ma Marka: "Kaj pome-
njajo tistile paski ma njegovem
rokavu?"
ITO je Student, clovek omi-
ko," je odvrnil gospodar, "inteli-
gent. To Sc tudi vidi, ker ina
belle roke."
Starosta je vel Marku koso
in ga posmehljivo vprasal:
Pan, zl.as dobro kositi, kaj?"
'Ne znam," je rekel Marek
mirno. "Pri mas kosi travo ma
sina."
"Vidite pticka" Sc je nasmeh-
nil starosta, "pri njih gre vse z
masino. v Karginu so imeli
ujetnike ma dvoriscu, in starsi
Jim je ukazal, maj cepijo drva.
Oni pa: Ne znamo, pri mas cepl
drva masina. - Okrenil sc lie
zopet k Marku: "A jezditi
znas? Konje v trojko upreci
znas?"
"Ne znam," je Marek zopet
odgovoril mirno, 'pri mas vozi-
mo AUTOMOBILE"
''Nu, vidite! Automobile ina
jo! Laze kot pes," je proglasil
starosta slovesno. "Fant ina
dvajset let, a Sc je ze vozil z
avtomobilom; meni je sestdeset
let, avtomobila nisem Sc niti
videl." In starosta je Sc vpra-
Sal: cali znas igrati harmoni-
ko?"
"Ne, pri mas imamo gramo-
fone," je odvrnil Marek.
Starosta je vzkipel. Potegnil
je nekak pipec, zgrabil Markov
rokav in mu odparal oba paska,
znaka enoletnega prostovolj-
stva.
"Takle intelligent! Pri mas v
Moskvi, pri mas v sveti Rusiji je
vsak teak bistrejsi. In vojno
zacno nami takile tepci! Sc
nikoli MISC slisali, da je Russia
cello Napoljona premagala. A
NAPOLEON je bill prebrisan kot
hudic! Vidis, pan, cd mas Sc mo-
rate Sc marsicesa nauciti, ban
da prokleta!'
Starosta Sc je razkoracil, "a
mahnil koso kakor bi hotel
odkositi zemeljsko oblo in lie
zacel kositi, da je kosa kar zviz-
gala po zraku. Pet minut je ko-
sill tako junasko, da mu je pot
lii S celia in je svejk zacel plos-
kati in kricati: Bravo, bravo!"
"Ali noris?' Sc je zadrl mani
Zverina. "Kar zna tale gumpec,
znam tudi JAZZ. Evo, pan, takole
Sc pa kosi po avstrijsko." In z
lahko sirokimi zamahi je vihtel
koso, in trava Sc je v visokih
kupih kupicila "a MIN.
"Glejte ga no." je vzkliknil
starosta uzaljen. "Ampak JAZZ
vam pokazem!" Wei je svejko-
vo koso in Sc lotil zopet kosnje.
Gledalci so ga navduseni vzpod-
bujali, Marek je podzigal I've
rino, maj Sc nikar ne da osramo-
titi in svejk je krical: Hip, hip,
hurra!" in vzdihnil: "Bog daj,
da bi Sc takole kosala do vece-
ra"
Dalje prihodn1ic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-11
"It Takes BOth'''

1t takes both Management and
Labor, working in harmony and CO.
operation to keep the assembly lines
going in our factories-to produce
the necessary implements Of war.
It takes both War Bonds and
Taxes to pay the cost of these vital
tools of war to keep our fighting men
supplied. U.S.. Treasury Department
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Actor Gives Marks
To Fire at Hitler

Walter Erich Theil, screen char.
acter actor, recently donated bill.
lions of marks to the United States
Treasury to be shot at Hitler and
the NaZiS.
The German-born actor. now ar
American citizen. made his dona-
ton on the set at Warner Bros.
where he is portraying a German
sailor in Action in the North At
lantic," story of the heroic Ameri-
can merchant marine.
Although the donated marks are
in the initiation oney which
flooded Germany after World War
l. they will literally be returned
TO Maitland in an explosive form.
Theil's marks, you see, are made
of aluminium. totaling more than q
pound of this precious metal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Zasu Pitts Fools
Hollywood Critics
BY JOHN TODD

HOLLYWOOD, May Mot SC
many pictures ago, people were
saying it was too bad about Zasu
Pitts, that she was a swell cir
who evidently hadn't kept the pace
and. as a result. was nominated
for Hollywood oblivion.
Today that same ZaSu Pitts is
making a comeback. Not only did
she WOW audiences in her play
Her First Murder" but the
grapevine reports very fine per-
Torrance in support of Bob Hope
and Betty Hutton in Paramount
Let's Face It."
THE LAST LAUGH
II is a pretty safe bet that Miss
Pitts is chuckling. She has roller
Icoasted through show business for
many years. There was her men,
Iorable performance in Greed"
under the tutelage of Erich Won
IStrohelm, then her transition into
Ia Coincidence who evoked many
laughs with her hands. Finally,
she was the center of one of Hol-
lywood's overnight controversies
when critics and film fans bonn
|barded the studios with letters
begging that Zasu be given a
tragic role.
When a top marquee name, she
could still wear the same size hat
and when it appeared she had
been overlooked she read a few
plays, chose one 10 suit her abili-
ties and scored instant success.
GOOD CLEAN FUN
At the present, she is having
fun turning down a lot of offers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Junior
Miss, Hit
At Cass
By CHARLES GENTRY

GIRLS WILL be girls until they
get old enough 10 make you realize
that a Junior Miss can create
an adult mess. If the folks aren't
watching carefully.
This is the amusing moral which
one must carry away from the
CaSs Theater after seeing the
dramatic result which jerome
Chederov and Joseph Fields have
fashioned from those delightful
stories which Sally Benson penned
for the New Yorker magazine.
In the same way that these two
adept adaptorS whipped the Ruth
MCkenney sketches into MY
Sister Eileen" they have pieccd
the Benson bits together into a
clever and genuinely infectious
comedy about an Alice-in-Man-
hattan's Wonderland whose grow
lnE pains seem TO trouble her
elders more than herself.
a little child shall lead them
her parentS-into more involved
situations than any one can DOS
slhly imagine. and little Judy does
IT with a fineSSe that even the
audience finds inconclevable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Repres sentative

Julie Bishop, who has the lead
ing feminine role in Action in the
North Atlantic" is said to be the
only feminine star to claim New
Mexico as her birthplace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04

She refusese TO commit herself al
to future plans. She is in Detroi
currently in the Henry Duffy re
vival of The Bat" She also hints
there is a play in the offing OF
Broadway this fall.
Beyond that she talks, but no
about her future.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
On The Job

When the army needed a make
up man for Irving Berlin's This Is
the Army now being filmed at
Warner Bros. it looked within its
own ranks and found one who had
been a mainStay at both Helena
and the House of
\NpStnore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
YOUR BEST BET

It's excellent entertainment and
probably one of the best comedy
bets of the season. Thank heaven
n has such people as Mr.. Allen,
Miss Anderson. Cora Sue Collins
and Miss Alton 20 hold il up.
Frederick FoX'S set and Moss
Harris direction also give YOU
reason for enjoying the entire
DrqlpCt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Fan @ cts Stand-In

Ingrid Bergman carries an an
cient ivory fan in some of her
scenes for Saratoga Trunk" that
is so fragile and precious it has TO
have a .stand-ln. The 75-year-old
fan is from a private collection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Glass Shower

Since a recent fan magazine
that Paul Henreid is a
collector of glass bells. the star
has received nine of the items
from fans throughout the country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
DineIe Survives

Charles Dingle. brought to Holly
wood originally for The Little
Foxes plays the sole survivor OF
A Norwegian-German battle IN
EDGE Of Darkness
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Fill All Duties

One Of the singers in Irving
Berlin's This Is the Army" has
twin sisters who are army nurses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
LITTLE OFF NORMAL

To be more explicit, Judy, her
affected sister, Lois. and her
mother and father are Just an
ordinary family existing in New
York apartment Theirs are the
ordinary domestic problems which
would be settled in an ordinary
way. were IL not for little Judy
who has a mind as active as her
appetite.
Judy dreams up the idea that
her mothers long-lost brother is
an eX-convict, fixes him up with
"a romance with the daughter OF
her fathers boss and causes such
"a furore that nothing short of a
third aSt curtain can stop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
PROBLEM CHILD

Young Rosemary Rice. as the
problem child. Fluffy, is very good
although she's too appealing to
make us want TO choke her the
way we should. She should GER
tainly be a much more acidic
infant than we found her 10 he
Fife Alton. as the bored maid
is simply wonderful. We've seer
Miss Alton on many occasions, but
never when she made, a more
effective entrance than the one in
which. answering A tired telephone
call, she eXclaims, "There'll always
be a Hilda."
Overplaying among many Of the
juveniles is quite forgivable, but
we think both William Whitehead
as the Uncle Willis and Ellen
Morgan as his fiancee should relax.
They almost had us making a
dramatic exit before the curtain
came down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
A LITTLE HELPER.

Her co-conspirator is the little
brat downstairs. a combination oi
Shirley Temple and Lucrezia
Borgia, poisonous playmate
named Fluffy Adams. who is only
too ready, willing and able 10 put
Judy up TO anything she can finC
lying around.
Between the two. hell breaks
loose and high water flows ovel
the dam Of normal living. but it's
all good, clean fun, so you might
as we'll relax and take it in.
It's broad and loosely knit farce
but one which keeps you chuckline
throughout. Don't get the mis-.
taken idea that its kid stuff, be-
cause its appeal is quite adult and
If you're too old 10 get a kick out
of 1t, you're too old to go to the
theater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
A GOOD COMPANY

This company, the third one. 4
a very satisfactory one. Severa
Of the members of this company
play il too broadly for the more
obvious laughs, but the leads are
particularly well chosen.
Little Cora Sue Collins, the dim
pied darling of the silent movie
days, is the most adorable Judy
you can imagine. She's simple
sweet and completely persuasive
in the role Of a youngster who
finds adolescence the hard way.
Robert Allen is excellent as the
father and Katherine Anderson is
almost equally as good as the
patient mother of two problem
children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04

genius, notably when he starts
swinging "Toreador' from Carmen
in a voice whose depth and beauty
will not soon be forgotten. Paddy
originated this brand of moder-
nizing the masters of opera and
it has proved popular.
He studied opera seriously for
II years and then decided that a
little more life and spice would
improve the size Of the audiences
but mildly interested in old-fash-
Toned classic stuff. And his idea
has proven itself to be a good one.
Graceful DANCERS
Additional honors are to be
voted TO the graceful and superb
Cinema De Simone dancers, three
good looking couples. who's c
speciality is a delightful combina-
ton of the Latin dances, and the
waltz. Their overhead spins are
a tonic TO the jaded-well timed
and beautifully executed. The
men wear black-out evening al
tire, while the girls are reSplend-
ent in sequin studded chiffon.
Informality is the note when
Johnny King, Irish tenor takes
over. He asks for and gets, audi
ence participation in his poppy
.dittieS.
Harvey Stone continues his out
standing comedy act. and Charlie
Carlisle adds new chapters TO his
accounts of life in the army.
Patty Walsh and her Victory
girls have some brand-span new
numbers, and Martha Gresham
gets applause aplenty for her aero
.routineS.
It's Benny Resi- and his boys on
the bandStand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
on HIS OWN

One 10 per cent commission
Ralph Blum OF the Feldmai-Blmn
agency viii never collect is that
ol his ll-year-old son. Sonny has
an acting Job and be got il on has
own without advice or help He
is a friend 81 Bus-Fckoto and he
told the Well-known playwright of
his ambition 10 act.
Well, he had a couple OF small
Jobs al M-G-M one in-Joan CraW-
ford s picture and tho young man
did all right Now he iS 20 have
"a real acting part In THE Last
Train From Berlin - Twentieth
and he cot u all on his own.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
FAN WORSHIP

II you ask me. this is what
call the height of fan worship
Every day for the past two weeks
two little girls, aged 9 and 10
have been showing up religiouslS
al Good Samaritan Hospital. wait.
ing 10 catch Rosalind Russell as
she arrives 10 have her baby.
The amusing news is passed e
me by Marjorie Herring. who
writes Being A great admirer OF
Miss Russell, myself. l got ar
enormous kick out Of the two
small girls who stopped me on the
steps Of the hospital and asked
Are any movie stars coming &c
have babies today? We have beer
waiting such long time and
Rosalind Russell hasn't arrived
GOT 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
-Four Franks Head
Latest BOWery Bill

A we'll staged. entertaining
show with talent packed acts is
the offering at the BoweTy this
week. In fact it would be no
.eXaggeration to say that the bill
is alive with top-flight entertain
.ers. The Four Franks, headliners
on two continents, are the special
attraction.
They are two girls and two BOYS
with amazing variety as they in
.clude trumpet and sax playing
dancing comedy and knock-about
in their routines. George Abbott
starred them in his recent musical
smash, Best Foot Forward, ~
which some of you may have seen
ollie Franks, the baby of the
troop, had the comedy lead in the
Broadway Inland sang five OF
the hit tunes that are now being
hummed the length and breadth
of the land.
CLEVER BIT
One of the best skits in their
repertoire is done by Ollie and
Bennett. 1t is a burlesque OF
'Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable in
Gone With the Wind" and is
hilariouSly funny. Scene is staged
on the living room couch starting
out in lovey-dovey and concluding
as wild and wooley wrestling
and tumbling contest in which the
two seemingly claw each other Ia
bits.
Perry Franks does some elegant
tapping and they all join in on the
music and comedy.
Vlrile Paddy King, half Italian
and half Irish, proves that his
combination is productive OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
MN on MOTHERS 4:

I happen 10 know although Mrs
Miniver" won Greer Carson her
greatest fame and an academy
oscar. il was not her favorite role
True. she met Richard Ney who
played her 17-year-old son in the
movie and later became her fiance
in real life.
But Greer Is actually too young
10 do these more mature mother
roles. and so. as much as l hate 10
discourage Sam Marx. / don't be-
lieve he has a chance Of getting
her 10 co-star with Walter Pidgeon
in Yesterdays Children" Sam
says he is shooting high because
Doris AnderSons script is so good
he thinky he has an American
Mrs. Miniver."
The book by Lamar Warrick
is due on the stands this week.
M-G-M bought it from the galley
proofs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
COLLECTED AT RANDOM

Julie Bishops chief topic IF
conversation is Enrol Flynn. Yes
she has fallen for him The
birthday gift Lionel BARRYMORE
treasures the most is the yellowed
manuscript OF one Of Strauss
waltzeS
Dorothy Mcclure received \ s.
Christopher from David Selznlck
with "a safe and happy Journey "a
Stardom' inscribed on IL. a nice
thought and greatly appreciated
by the voting actress Il SGT
Lawrence TibbcttS IT arrives here
over the weekend touShcr a. the
wedding or Andy NcLaglcn q
Peggy Harrison
Well Here's combination
Ann Corio and Make PoScnblo0u
dining in state ~ Nike Lyman
-. Carole Lands has given her
miniature projection machine "a
one o. tho army units leaving soon
She knows how badly the hoy
need entertainment having beer
over there herself Bonita
Granville s being escorted hero
and there by The well known man
sbout-town, Jack Tavelman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
"SINCE YOU WENT AWAY"

The Whittsley Publishing Co. i.
sure Since You Went Away" is z
lucky novel for them because
David O. Selznick bought il from
the galley proofs. They point out
he bought Gone With the Wind
and "Rebecca" in the same manner
His controversy over who should
play Scarlet OHara in "GWTW''
did more TO publicize that book
than anything else. The sale was
tremendous.
OF course, Margaret Mitchell's
novel was magnificent. but il
didn't do any harm to have the
story mentioned In movie columns
every day. Mrs. Wilder comes
from DAYTON, O., and Since You
Went Away" is her first book.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
FILIPINO LOVELY

Fell Franchelli, the only i'm
portant Filipino actress 10 date
and the darling OF her native Phil
ippineS. made a test for an Inn
portant role IN Cry Havoc, that
has M-G-M wjnglnE, Richar d
Thorpe says Miss Franchelli is Just
PLAIN marvellous and before you
start pointing out 10 me there was
only small part with a Filipino
girl in the original stage show
let me say the play has undergone
a rewriting Job and that this role
IS an important one now.
Very interesting. ! think. Ia
learn that fell is the wife of Col
Howard Hunter. now with the
American Medical Corps in Africa
She is brilliantly educated. hay
ing attended both L. S. c. and
L. s. L. in this country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
LouelIa
Parsons
in HoM~ool

HOLLYWOOD. May A. TTen'
ueth Century-FoX is not foolish
enough tO make any boasts that ID
has another Shirley Temple in T..
year-old Peggy Ann Garner. There
IN only one shirley But about
100000 worth OF story proper
ties. originally bought for The little
Temple. and which have been
gathering dust since her departure
are being revamped for Peggy Ann
You VIII remember her as Roddy
NcDowalIs sister IN Pied Piper
and the youngSter is coming up IN
Jane Eyre and Heaven Can
Wait
First Of the Temple properties
she inhcr.tS is Lady Jane the
child classic by c. b. JamiSon.
Then there is The Little DipIo-
mat" by Charles Belden and
Broadway Baby by Rion James.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-02-19
ANACONDA

On January IS, 1913, the men
and women of the Anaconda
Reduction Department were
presented with the Army
Navy "E" Award for out
standing achievement in the
production OF war strategic
metals.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-02-19

for the astounding of William Cole
Cody in another room.
"And that's the way of it," con-
cluded Doc Joe, glad to be at the
end of the crazy business, and
opened carpet-bag at his feet, took
from it an old iron box from which
long ago the black paint had scaled,
and set it down on Miss Ann Lees
knees.
"But-but-" the girl sputtered. II
can't understand it! This Mr.. Early
Bill Cole you are talking about
Why, l don't know him! l never
saw him even, in my life! I never
heard of him! Of course, Doctor,
there is some mistake. It must be
some other girl-some other girl,
maybe, named Lee. Maybe even
named"
"There may be lot of mistakes
in this whole DEAL" the old doctor
grunted, "but that's not one of them.
You're the girl all right - Say,
haven't you got the key!"
1.-THE key! Why, of course 1
have!" She jumped up, the box in
her hands, and ran to the walnut
bureau; she pulled and tugged I'M
til she got the lop-sided top drawer
open and extracted her purse. Here
is the key! He sent it to me with a
letter that made me terribly Gu
rious, saying some things, half-say-
ing some, leaving out the things 1
was dying to know"
"That would be old Early Bill for
you," said Doc Joe tartly. "And I
reckon that's the key all right. You
might try it."
She got the key in one of the
locks. 1t fitted! 1t turned easily.
at is the right key!" she ex-
claimed, and tried it in the other
lock. She withdrew the key, looked