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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02

Mano is Lietuvai Gelbeti Tarybos isstoii-
mas paejo nuo to kad katakai ir socialistai
nukreipe visa savo akcija ne Lietuvos reka-
lus bet prizes Letuvos Prezidenta, tuonli ir prizes
musu srove. AS su Dirva remiau Letuvos tau
tinnkus ir p. A. Smetona jo galybes dienose,
kuomet jis buvo Lietuvos Prezidentas, pasilikau
jam istikimas ir jo nelaimes valandoje, kas kar-
tn buvo ir musu tautos neaimes valanda. Ir
pasirode, nepasirinkau bloga dalyka: Anerikos
Lietuviu visuomeneje p Smetona, kaip Lietu-
vos veikejas ir musu Respublikos Prezidentas
turi dideles simpatijas pagarba ir pritarna, ir
|palakymas p. Smetoncs nei kick nepakenke nei
lasmeniskai, nei lakrasciui, nors kit musu sro-
viniai vadai r is kailio neriasi paneigti p. A.
|Smetona Amerkeciu tarpe. Visu sroviu rim
ii Lietuviai p. Prezidenta myli r jam prijau-
cia, ir tu atkakliQ priesnnku pastangos il pa
neigti ware tik jiems patterns liga, ne visuo-
menei kokia itaka padare.
Geguzes Is, 1941 metals, Chicagon buvo
susaukta visuotinas Lietuvai Gelbet Tarybos
suvaziavimas, kurio tikslas, pajutau, buvo da-
ryti kokius nors zygius kurie pastatytu p. Pre-
zidenta uzpakalyje, kad visuomeneje atsisto-
tQ, kaip koks visu bendras, ddelis ispustas pa
daras, kuri Amerikos Lietuviu visuomene tu-
retu laikyti atkreipus savo axis, Tarybos Infor-
macijos Biuras.
Suvaziavimui buvo pasiulyta isteigti Infor-
macijos Biura kuriam buvo gatavai parinkta
jau ir vedejas Prof K. Pakstas. Tarybos ma
res-sroves sudes po trecdai pinigu Biuro isla-l
kymui, tas biuras YES visa musu bendra akc-
ja uz Lietuvos atstegma, ir niekam kitam ne
bus kas veikti 80.
Kada pasirode tame suvaziavime kad socia-
listai jokiu pnigQ tam tikslui neturi IL visai
nerenka, neturedami savo fondo 0 tautinnkQ-
srove, nors piniginga ir galetu SUI
daryti savo dali, tue tarpu vistik negali nieko
duoti, katalkams buvo svarbu kad ju summary
tas Biuras imtu funkcijuot r je pareiske
imasi Riura steigti vien savo pinigais (vieni
je j ir uzdare, po apie metQ laiko veikimo, is
leide kelis tukstancius dolariu).
siame suvaziavme Taryba gautina pakei-
sta ] Amerikos Lietuviu Taryba
Suvaziavime nebuvo jokio moro ne minciu
apie santikiavima su p A. Smetona, jau is
anksciau ir visa laika Xxi dabar buvo vedama
prizes il ataka uzpuolimai, neigimas ir neki-
nimas. Su tokiais "partneriais' NUNS tautinin-
kams nebuvo galima toliau prie vieno stale Sc
deti. Tautine srove po to suvaziavimo Tarybo-
je daugiau ir nebuvo atstovaujama.
Pc to seke istegimas Lietuvai Vaduoti Sa-
jungos ir tautininkai enesi savomis pastango-
mis- tyliai, bet rimtai darba dirbti
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02

eTEXAS, Iowa, Minnesota
ir Wisconsin valstijos uzima
pirma vieta sioje salyje galvi-
ju skaicium.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02
DAYTON, OHIO
STREIKERIAI LAIMEJO

Kovo Is -buvo sustreikave 49
viesqjq mokyklu aptarnautojai
16O darbininkq, reikalaudami
mokesties pakelimo. Ispradziu
mokyklu taryba atmete ju pa
tiekta reikalavima, bet .veliau
surado iseiti algu pakslimui.
Streikas pasibaige po savaites
laiko.
Nors mokytojai ir mokytojos
nestreikavo, ir jiems mokestys
padidinta.
Per streiko laika apie 10000
mokiniu turejo nelauktas ato-
stogas.
APGAVIKE. Is kur tai at
sibaladojus cigone apgavike,
pasiskelbus turinti "magiska
jiega", galinti viska padaryti,
atrado sau ir klijenCiu lengva-
tikiq merginu tarpe, kurioms
burtininke prizadejo prisiusti
po meiluzi vyra. W tai pane
les isanksto jai sumokejo Sc
kanciai: viena - SOL; antra
- S1,345; trecia 1895; ketvir-
ia S115. Bet pazadetam laikui
praejus, meiluziu nesulauku-
sios, jos nuvyko i ta vieta kur
pirmiau burtininke buvo apsi-
gyvenus, bet jau apgavike SUI
pinigais buvo prasisalinus. Ia
da merginos pasiskunde polici-
jai apie jig apgavima.
Jeigu tos paneles butu tu-
rejusios proto jos uz tuos pi-
nigus butQ nusipirksios karo
bonus, tai butu atlikusios nau-
dinga patriotiska dar5a, ir pa
clos butu turejusios naudos. O
dabar, valkatai atidave sum
kiai uzdirbtus pinigus ir dar
sunkiau bus vaikinas gauti.
Musu Lietuvaites gudresnes
mes uz kitu tautQ merginas y
jos nenesa atiduoti pinigus ap-
gavikei uz suradima meiluziu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02

(Tesinys is pereito nr.)
X. S. KARPIUS, Dirvos Red.

Svarbiu zygiu Letuvos vadavimo atzvilgiu
reikia skaityti Lietuviu deegacijos atsilanky.
mas pas Prezidenta Roosevelta Spaliu Is, 194t
metals, kurioje kartu dalyvavau ir as atstovau.
damas tautine srove Tas suvaziavimas Wa
shingtone prasidejo Spaliu Ia, ir jim atvyko il
socialism, sroves atstovai ir priedui dar didziu-
ju musu Susivienijimu atstovai Delegacija bu-
vo nemaza. Ia audiencija pas galingos Anne
rikos Prezidenta paruose Chcagietis jaunas vel
kejas zymia vieta prize valdzios uzimas, Sholis
Konferencjoje dalyvavo: Lietuvos Ministe-
ris P. zadeikis Chicagos Konsulas P. Dauzvar-
dis, Chicagos miesto Teisejas John T. Zuris,
originates Tarybos, sudarytos Pittsburghe Rug
pjucio 10, psriai: L. Smutis, K. S. Karpius, p
Pivaronas, J. B. Laucka, Kun. j. svagzdys, M
Vaidyla, il nauji atstovai, socalistu: P. Grigai-
tis, B. Milers, trecia j Taryba socialistai sake
priskirs veisu. Nuo SLA dayvavo: F. j. Ba-
gocius f. Mikuziute LRKSA atstovavo pats
l.. simutis. Prize musu dalyvavo dar ir Dr. j.
Kajackas, atvykes is Europos, buves Lietuvos
Pasiuntinybes Berline narys, turejes ja apleisti
kai Vckieciai uzsileido bolsevikas, ir AL Kun
skis, ktas Chicagietis, Tesejo Zurio palydovas
Kadangi Shame suvaziavime j Letuvai Gel
beti Taryba prsidejo socialista jie norejo tu-
reti sau lygias teises ir p. Grigaitis savo srove
lySlQ IclSlu JleSKOQdHldS DuVO prloJeS prize To-
kiu nonsensu kad siule Tarybai turet du pirmi-
ninku: kad vienas butu socialistas, kitas kata-
likas. -.
Buvo kile trynimosi kuris is deegacijos as
muo pateiks Prezdentui Rooseveltui ia musu
delegacijos pasirasyta grazu pareiskima Lietu-
YES klausimu. Ir cia Grigaitis norejo vyrauti
perstatydamas tue asmeniu Teiseja Zurj, nors
jis nebuvo .Tarybos narys, kitu mintis krypo
kad itekma atliktu Tarybos pirmininkas, tai
katalikq vadas L. simutis.
Vykstant delegacijai Baltuosius Namus,
nekurie is katalikQ piktinosi kan vaziuoja Mi
kuziute r kan kartu eina Kumskis 80. jie ne
ra Tarybos nariai. -. Xiii mes Salciau ziure-
JON tai: kas toxic kad bus pora asmenu dau-
giau, juk Prezidentas vistiek nezinos ar jie ma
rial ar ne. -.
Ir vienap r kitaip vienu ir kitu buvo rll-
pinanasi kick gero bus padaryta Lietuvai,
bet kas lures pirmenybes -.
Ant Tarybos dekaracijos kuria gabenome
iteikti Prezidentui, pasrase desimts asmenu =
visu triju sroviu Tarybos atstovai, SLA atsto-
vas, r Teis5jas John T. Zuris. Sutikta parasus
deti alfabetiskai, ir je seke sia tvarka: F. J.
Bagocius, P Grigaitis, K. S. Karpius, j. B. Lau-
cka, P. Miller, P. Pivaronas, L. Simutis, Kun.
Jonas svagzdys M. Vadyla, Judge John T. Zu-
ris.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02
SUEJO 80 METU

Symet Kovo 25 diena suejo
80 metu kaip Daytonas nuo is
siliejimo upiu Kovo 25, 1913
metals buvo apskandintas, uz-
traukiant ant miesto baisia ka-
tastrofa.
Pc to didziojo potvinio, su-
manesniQ pilieciQ iniciatyva
tapo isbudaveta penki tvenki-
Mai apsaugai niesto nuo toll
mesniu potviniu. Deka stu
tvenkiniu Daytonas jau yra is
venges keleto potviniu, ir dar
didesniu negu buvo tas 1913
metu potvinis, mes upiu van
dens pakilimu yra buve dides-
niu velesniais metals po to.
Nors dauguma pilieciu issyk
labai buvo nepatenkinti kad
reikia moketi taksus Stu tven-
kiniu isbudavojimui,, bet da-
bar visi yra dekingi, pamate
didele nauda is jig, tikra ap-
sauga nuo potviniQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02

Iietuviu delegacija buvo pirmutine ka p.
Roosevelt ta ryta, tuoj po II valandos, prieme.
Delegacija inejus, jis sedejo savo kedeje, links
mu veidu, ir visi SUI juo pasisveikinom paeiliui.
Teisejas Zuris pasakes kalba iteike deklaracija,
kuria Prezidentas tuoj eme skaityti, pareiksda-
mas, 81 want to read it. -
Jegu kaip kit politikierai, butu paemes
deklaracija, kuri buvo ideta remuose po stiklu,
ir butq mandagiai padejes ant stale, kap gale
jo padaryti, nebutu galejes istarti If tu zodziu
kuriucs istare Daskaites Xxi paragrafo kur
uzsimensma g.. .prazudymas Lietuvos nepri-
klausomybes" Prezidentas atsikrepe j mus ir
pasahe reik kmngai: 'Cia jus turit klaida: Ne
priklausomybe neprazudyta, il tik laikina pa
stumta nuOSalin. :"
Toliau PreZidentaS NUNS pareiSke:
"Suvienytu Valstiju akyse Lietuva yra ma
ia respublika, bet mes turin mazu respubliku ir
cia Pat Amerikoje r mes susirupine jq apsau-
gojinlu.
g. Europoje, yra ktos salys kurios tapo
opresoriu uzimtos, tokios kaip Holandija, is kur
kile mano tevai, r Belgija, is kur mano zmonos
tevai paeina Mes rupinames nepriklauso-
mybes islaikymu visu pavergtu mazu tautu ir
darysim viska atsteigti ju nepriklausomybes
kuonlet karas pasibaigs. .."
lal LlKflausl frezldentO RooSeVelIO paSaky-
I'll zodziai, kuriuos bandziau gerai atsimint ir
tuoj kaip tik isejom is Prezidento sales, skubi-
nau uzsiraSyti.
po sitos konferencijos, dayvavau kitoje
Lietuvai Gelbeti Tarybos konferencijoje kuri
buvo nepilna, ir buvo tik daugau pasimatymas,
pasitarirnas. Tai buvo Lapkricio 49, Chicagoje
Dalyvavom tik: simutis, Vaidyla, Griga-
tis as ir Konsulas Dauzvardis.
Chicagon tada vykau patirti kaip dalykai
eisis GU Sandaros redaktoriaus Vaidylos s,lma-
nytu r tveriamu sandarieciu paskru fondu,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02

jas, yra jo geriausio patyrimo ir literatinio
gabumo kurinys Mano draugas perskaites
'ALPI, pareiske kad tai geriausia istorine
apysaka, kad tai geriausi istorine apysaka
Lietuviq kalboje is kuriu jam teko kada
skaityt kadangi tas asmuo yra baiges
universiteto moksla, tai be abejones apie
literature gerai nusimano"
81 apysaka ir jums tikrai patiks
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02

sTAI KOkIA ia APYSAKA: Vienas kny-
GU megejas raso: Mes SUI savo vienu drau-
gu gavom knyga 'ALPIS' ir norime pareiks-
ii dideli pasitenkinima tue veikalu. Dirvos
redaktorius K. S. Karpius yra geras Lietu-
viz kalbos zinovas ir gabus rasytoias. Jis
tos rusies apysaku kaip ALPS yra specia-
stas, mes jis yra If daugiau ju parases. ).
"Apysaka 'ALPIS, Kestucio Islaisvinto-
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27

When you see news photos of
soldiers ''off duty" in camp or be-
hind the battle-lines-notice how
often you'll see them smoking
cigarette. There's a good reason
for that. Army officials say that
cigarettes are an appreciable fac
tor in maintaining morale-and
the soldiers themselves add that
carton of cigarettes from home is
always welcome. What brand?
Well, sales records IN Post Ex-
changes and Canteens show that
Camels are the favorite cigarette
with men In all the services.
Though there are Post Office re-
strictions on packages to overseas
Army men, you can still send
Camels to soldiers in the u. S.,
and to Sailors, Marines, and Coast
Guardsmen wherever they are
Adv.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27

around to mopping up the last Amer
lean resistance there.
"And yet I was curiously glad.
Mostly, I think, it was because of
Peggy. WASN'T guilty any more. Now
we both had our duty to do here in
the Philippines. OF course I would
never see her again-her job was
here in Corregidor, and mine would
be down In the southern islands. But
our end would be the same. We
were both eXpendable now. I wasn't
running out on her and I felt a lot
better"
''The minute we knew we were to
leave Bataan soon," continued Lieu
tenant Kelly after a pause, "we got
to work on the four boats. We knew
the trip would be tough, and the
boats were old now. The engines
had had double the number of hours
service without their customary
thorough overhaul and returning, so
they were making half their original
speed.
eve planned to scrape the bot
toms and overhaul their struts, but
this was done for only three. My
boats turn was last, and meanwhile
it was used for patrol
"Overhauling these motors with
out any replacement parts was a
terrible job. For instance Any tank
town garage which overhauls div-
yer back IN the States always re-
places the gaskets with new ones.
Only we didn't have any. Or any
sealing compound. So those old gas
kets had to be carefully removed,
handled as gently as though they
were precious lace, and laid back
IN place when the motors were re-
assembled
How much gas could we carry?
We experim down planks
on those ss-inch plywood decks to
strengthen them, and finally decided
we could take a chance on piling
twenty of those fifty gallon drums on
each boat.
Naturally the crews got curious
about all these preparations. Since
we knew so much about what the
Japanese were doing across the
bay, we assumed their means for
finding out about US were equally
good. Anyway, Bulkeley and I had
decided that there is only one way of
keeping valuable secret during a
war: don't tell it yourself.
But we had to tell the men some
thing. So we said maybe, after we
had exhausted all our gas here ON
Bataan, we would head down for
Cebu In the southern islands. Cebu.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27

time only half an hour-about all
the superiority this pathetic air
force was able to guarantee. While
the General was having his ride I
was worried-suppose something had
come up which might upset our dash
to China? I could see the men didn't
understand it either, and were start
ing to speculate and gossip.
But the General explained every
thing when he returned from the
ride, by officially presenting Bulke-
ley with the order decorating him
with the DISC. We'd known about
it for weeks, but this, it seemed, was
the official presentation. He also con-
graduated the men on the fine work
they had done, and handed each
package of cigarettes. 1t wasn't un-
til that night that Bulkeley told me
all this had been camou1age. For
that morning the General had called
him IN and told him of the new plan.
China was out for us, all right. Be-
cause Washington had made Mac
Arthur Commander in Chief for all
the Pacific and ordered him to
leave. A submarine had been sug-
gested, but Macarthur had said
Bulkeley was the only commanding
officer he knew K whom he had COM
plete confdence-he was sailing
with Buck. But he'd wanted to make
a trial run first, and so added the
little ceremony to allay the suspi-
cions Of the men. Because we were
leaving Bataan in absolute secrecy
and very soon.
''Of course to us this means that
the China trip-our last hope of see
ing America and escaping death or
a japanese prison-was gone for
ever. Now the MTB's were like the
rest here in the islands-the expend-
ables who fight on without hope to
the end. So far as we knew, we
would now finish up the war in the
southern islands, when the Japs got
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27

we stopped in front of Gargantua's
circus cage in ''The Worlds Great
est Show" The last time we saw
Gargantua, about two years ago, his
weight was announced at $50 pounds.
On this last occasion his weight was
given out at 600.
At the moment, we wondered just
what would have happened if Tun-
ney, Dempsey and Louis together
had entered his cage to throw right
and left hooks, plus straight jabs
or right crosses.
Tunney has always insisted that If
you nailed a gorilla squarely on the
jaw he couldn't take punch and a
quick collapse would follow. That
could be true. But tangling up with
600 pounds of cat-like quickness and
jungle ferocity still leaves Gargan-
tua l to in our book, or maybe
] to 10,
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27

A new instrument known as the
"audio-scale," which enables the
blind to weigh even small articles
accurately by sound, has been
demonstrated at the American
Federation for the Blind.
The idea was suggested by Miss
Evelyn Watson, a blind woman.
The instrument, which can be at
tached to any type of weighing ma
chine, operates on the aeroplane
radio beam principle, giving out a
different note for each different
weight. 1t will open many new
fields for the blind in war indus
tries.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27
Uncle MAs
Says: -

THE trouble about seeing both
= sides of a question is that both
sides go for you for being on the
other.
It's true that you can do almost
anything you desire to do; the
trouble is making yourself desire
to do it.
1t may not be possible to find
the perfect girl, but there's a lot
of fun in the hunting.
A compromise is what two peo-
pie arrive at to their mutual dis
satisfaction.
Well, toe'Ue certainly got the right ma
teriaI for making a netU tUorLd. The old
one tUas fashioned out of chaos.
The man who sits down to wait
for Opportunity to appear should
put a good cushion In the chair.
When you have a bad neighbor,
one who just doesn't get along
with you despite your every ef-
fort, doesn't it rather reassure you
when you find out that he quar-
rels with all the other neighbors,
too?
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27
Pound for Pound

The best pound-for-pound fighter in
the circus, or anywhere else, is the
black leopard or black panther. Here
is much smaller animal that even
tiger will detour. Lightning quick,
powerful, the black leopard has only
one real pleasure in Gfe-and that
is to fight.
''He is the only jungle animal who
Is always looking for fight" Frank
Buck says.
Most animals only take the war
path for food. The black leopard
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27
Basebalrs Rebound

It looked for while as If baseball
might sink out of sight. But there
was a big rebound over the week
end and there will be little to worry
about now over Saturday and Sum
day games.
This doesn't mean that baseball
will have any great year financially.
Too many stars are missing and too
many former spectators are either
IN war service or defense work.
Buy War Bonds
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27
SLotU Courting

So far there is no early prospect
of any little Gargantuas arriving on
the scene. His mate is still in the
next cage, where steel touches steel,
but his trainer has been unable to
detect any fondness on either side.
SIT may take another year." one
trainer said, ''to bring about their
friendship, and it may take longer.
There's also the chance that Gar
gantua might prefer his bachelor
life on to the finish. We can't af-
ford to take any such risk right
now" Gargantua apparently has a
disposition composed almost exclu-
sively of vitriol and TINT.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27
Recoil of Big Guns

Americas 16-inch coast-defense
guns, which hurl one-ton shells
nearly 80 miles, have recoil
mechanism that can absorb, with
in five feet, force equivalent to
that of a 20-ton freight car travel
ing at go miles an hour.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27

1uIlIiey anu JACK
Dempsey.
Commander Tun-
ney never agreed
with Mr.. Brisbane.
The
always quite certain
that Joe Louis, Jack
Dempsey or himself
could take care of
any gorilla that ever
adorned a jungle or
a zoo.
We thought of this
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27

ant Commander), squadron commander;
Lieut.. r. b. Kelly, second-in-command;
and Ensigns Anthony Akers and George
e. Cox, Jr. During 4 raid against the
Japs, the PIT boats captured \ landing
barge and took prisoner \ Jap captain
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27

takes the warpath
for fun. And he is
tough even for a
tiger, who will out
weigh him more
than Joe Louis will
outweigh Beau Jack
or Henry Arm
strong.
I found it general
ly agreed among
circus trainers that
nothing now exist
r1 IN %hiC oor&H
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27
Game Time
Changing Times

It was something of a jolt to see
the Yankees moving into May with
out a hitter among the first five IN
the American league. Apparently
the power that once belonged to the
big bats of Ruth, Gehrig, Meusel,
Dickey and DiMaggio is now trans
ferred to pitching arms. Manager
Joe Mccarthy, one of the most con-
servative, will make no predictions,
but he will tell you he is satisfied.
That coming from Mccarthy is q
burst of optimism.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27

minus tanks or airplanes or machine
guns, could handle big, wild bull
elephant. Here is one party that al
ways gets wide detour.
So far as the United States is con-
cerned, Bring EN- Back Alive
Buck not only rates the grizzly bear
far above any q. s. animal contend
er, but he also gives him at least an
even chance against the tiger and
the lion.
The grizzly is big, quick, power
ful-and both mean and smart. He
is well protected, with a thick coat
Of hair around the throat-barbed-
wire entanglements that defy claws
or fangs. But after looking over
Gargantua again, it is still my belief
that Messrs. Tunney, Dempsey and
Joe Louis combined would spend an
extremely uncomfortable afternoon
or evening in his cage.
would like to suggest to Messrs.
Tunney, Dempsey and Louis that If
they invade Gargantua's lair they
ride In on the inside of tank.
Game Time
One Of basebaIPs leading expert
ments should be to find the right
time to start game that will suit
the needs or desires of war workers
without causing any absentee snaris.
Cincinnati tried an 1880 a. m.
game on Monday and the result
showed an improved attendance over
the same Monday date in 1912. Ap-
parently there won't be any big
crowds through the week from Mon
day on through Friday. But there
can at least be an Improvement.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27
- .TE1
I6oil!!i3Q
.A@@vzADI

ARTHUR BRISBANE always in
\ sisted that "a gorilla could
whip both of then," even though
the "both of them" included Gene
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and one Of his men. But Squadron had
also suffered the loss Of two of their
original six boats, and they were PLAN
ming to escape to China, when all of their
torpedoes were gone, unless help ar
rived.
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Fred Giermann, character actor,
has an odd reason for wanting the
war to end. 'I haven't been out of
a NaZi uniform as an actor for the
last seven months" he explains.
Five Graves to Cairo" with Fran
chot Tone and Anne Baxter, is his
latest.
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role. Joan Crawford left the cast
because this would have been her
third successive war picture, and
she felt that the role assigned her
wasn't satisfactory.
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By VIRGINIA VALE
MARGARET SULLAVAN'S
4F1 willingness to return to the
screen in order to play "Smitty'
in "Cry Havoc" indicates that
the picture will really be some
thing special. Absent from pic
lures since she made Back
Street." in 194I, she's resisted all
efforts to lure her in front of the
cameras. Merle Oberon gave illness
as a reason for resigning from the
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27

Bill Stern, whose News of the
Day" newsreeI is a favorite with
moviegoers, is happy because now
he can make predictions on the air.
His NBC Sports Newsreel has been
a Saturday feature, and he felt that
even an expert couldn't predict the
outcome of the following Saturdays
games without sticking his chin out.
Now he's broadcasting on Friday
evenings, which is better.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27

You'll see most of the cast of that
swell picture, "Casablanca, in
The Conspirators" Humphrey Bo-
CART, Paul Henreid, Sydney Green
street and Helmut Dantine all have
leading roles. Ann Sheridan has the
leading feminine role.
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THE STORY so FAR: The story of
their part in the battle for the Philip
pines is being told by four of the Eve
naval officers who are all that Is left
of Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron J. They
are Lieut.. John Bulkeley (now Lieuten-
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Attractive Lines

MY, BUT the housework will
A'A seem like nothing at all when
you're wearing this attractive
frock. It has such good lines that
you will probably want to drop
what you're doing at the moment
and get right down to making
yourself several. Sew and Save.
Pattern No. 1867 is in sizes "a, Sc, 80,
40 42, A, 46 and 48. Size 36 takes, with
short sleeves. yards 35-inch material;
yards braid trimming.
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HoIlywood's best oriental actors
fatty refused to portray Japanese
soldiers, so Director Richard Wal
lace got the Japs for major and
minor roles in "Bombardier" out of
the makeup box. RKO faces the
same problem in Behind the Ris-
ing SUM-"