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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
Ragina Nuin1ti Sales
Tax Nasta

State Senator James Metz
enbaum, pirmoje savo kalboje
po jo isrinkimo, The Cleveland
Typographical Union sueigoje,
pasake:
"Mano pirmiausias tikslas
bus pertvarkyti ir sumazinti
Sales Tax ir nuimti nors dali
tos naStos nuo Ohio zmoniu.
Pereita meta, Siuo laiku, bu-
vo surinkta $45, 100000 nuo
Sales Tax. Symet jau pasoko
kita pusantro milijono, suda-
rant AT milijonus.
Tas parodo kaip sunkiai vi
81 yra taksuojami, kuomet tik
pereita savaite buvo sumoketa
valstijai S299,231.87 vien tik
w Sales Tax.
Tx pamanykit, tai tik uz
septynias dienas. @ tas eina
savaite IS savaites.
Per praeitas Al savaite, is
Cuyahoga Apskrities zmoniu
surinkta virs 10 milijonu dola-
riu. Todel, sake James Metz
enbaum, Sales Tax turf butt
tuojau apkarpyta ir nuimta
nuo tam tikru reikmenu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
RUBU RINkIMO VA
JAUS SUSIRINKI-
MAS
LIETUVIQ SALEJE, NUO
8 VAL. VAKARE, PENK.
LAPKRICIO IL

Visi Clevelandieciai kurie no.
ri pasidarbuoti Lietuvos nu-
kentejusiems ruby .rinkime, at
eikit j susirinkima sio penkta-
dienio vakare, Lietuviu saleje,
nuo 8 val. ISgirsit svarbiu il
geru ziniu.
Visi trys BALI skyriai sto-
ia bendrai dirbti, ir prisideda
abieju musu parapiju klebonai
padarymui ruby vajaus Cleve-
lande dideliu ir pasekmingu.
Prize Lietuviu darbuotis prisi-
dejo garsus Clevelando advo-
katas James Metzenbaum, nau-
jai isrinktas Ohio valstiios Sc
natan. Jis visada buvo drau-
gingas Lietuviams. Jis tai
ka pakviete kitus zymius Ame-
rikiecius.
Gavus tuos zymius zmones j
pagalba, mes stokime visi vie
ningai, padarysim didele nau-
da Lietuvos nukentejusiems
zmonems.
LVS skyriaus nariai, BALI
visu triju skyriu valdybos ir
nariai, Lithuanian War Activi-
ty Komiteto valdyba ir nariai
ir visu kitu patriotiniu drau-
giju atstovai kvieciami.
Ateikit, darbo bus visiems.
Susirinkimas bus, atminkit, 81
penktadieni, Lapk. II, Lietu-
viu saleje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
81 Palaidoti Bendroje
Duobeje

Antradieni, Lapk. IA, High
land Park kapinese buvo palai-
doti 81 zuvusieji Spaliu 20 ga
so eksplozijoje, kuriu lavonai
huvo tick sudege kad niekas
ju negalejo pazinti ir niekas
ju neprisisavino, nors daugelio
ju gimines ir namiskiai Zinc
kad ju nariu lavonai tarp tn
81 tikrai randasi.
Laidojimo ceremonijas at
liko triju tikybu dvasiskiai.
Kapinese iskastas reikalin-
go gilumo griovis dideliu ra-
tu, su tus6iu plotu paliktu vi
duryje. Tame griovyje sude-
ia 81 grabas, galvom j lauka.
Kiekviename grabe buvo sud9-
ia ~ surinktu zuvusiuiu kau-
lai, ir ant grabo uzdeta po ge-
liu puokste. Atlikus ceremo-
nijas, visi grabai uzkasti tame
bendrame kape. Tas didelis
kapas-ratas bus tai items zu-
vusiems bendras atminties pa
minklas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
THE PERISCOPE
BY SARUNAS.

AMERICAN Presidential election
is over, and the Roosevelt Churchill
Stain "Big Three" coalition got a
clear signal to go ahead and finish
the war victoriously, and organize
permanent peace. Everybody is
talking about new, and impor-
tant, meeting of the Big Three"
Lithuanians will anixously await
the final decision as to the fate of
the Baltic States. They think it is
easier for an elephant to conduct
a symphony orchestra than for So
Wet Russia to really act decently
in the Baltic region. However, time
will tell.
THE UNITED Lithuanian Relief
Fund of America announces the
organization of 55 subsidiary chap
ters in two months. 1t expects the
total soon to reach 70. This Fund
is under the control of the National
War Fund, and American Lithuan-
ians are anxiously awaiting an an
nouncement how and in what man
ner the sorely needed relief will
reach the inhabitants of Lithuania.
AFTER a lull, the Lithuanian
Bulletin resumed publication with
an October issue, which contains
the following articles:
/. The Tragedy of Lithuania;
2. The Economic Review of Lith-
uania Between Two Wars;
g. The Curzon Line and Lithua-
MIA;
4. The determination of Ma
ton.
A separate reprint of Elma Dan
gerfield's article "Deportees" from
the British Nineteenth Century and
After has also been mailed to sub
scribers of the Bulletin.
THE LlTH UANlAN parishes o1
Worcester, Mass, and Waterbury,
Conn, celebrated their golden SO
year anniversaries.
AES
THE LITHUANIAN American
War Activity Committee of Cleve-
land, Ohio, will open special Hon
or Roll on December 10. in ST.
Georges, Auditorium, where all
men an women of Cleveland, of
Lithuanian extraction, will be en-
rolled if they have served, or are
still serving in this war.
THE LITHUANIAN Minister at
Washington, Mr.. P. Zadeikis, called
in the State Department and left
note saying that "the liberation
of Lithuania has virtually turned
the country from Axis enslavement
into new domination by the So
Wet invader. Mr.. Zadeikis said
Soviet Russia is claiming Lithuania
for purposes of self-aggrandize,
ment.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

Imtynes Clevelande vel pra-
sideda, SUI pirmadienio vakaru,
Lapkricio 20. Jack Ganson pa
siryzes rengti imtynes geriau-
siu zinomu stipruoliu per visa
ziema.
Pirmutinese imtynese supo-
ruotas musu milzinas Juozas
Komaras SUI garsiu pasauliniu
imtiku Ed (Strangler) Lewis
Kita pora bus taipgi Cleve-
lande zinomas ir megiamas i'm
tikas Frank Sexton, buves O.
hio State Universiteto atletas.
su Ivan Rasputinu, Rusu mes.
ka. Prize ju bus kelios kitos
poros geru imtiku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
LITHUANIA OFFERS
NO PROOF

Mr.. Poliansky points to certain
liberal practices of his government
in Lithuania which has been re-
Gently occupied by Soviet troops.
He cites no new evidence of true
religious liberalism in Russia prop
er which has been under Soviet
control for 27 years. 1t is too early
to point to a neighboring country
recently occupied-and nearer to
western eyes. 1t will be time
enough to cite such example or re-
fer to Poland, Latvia and Estonis
after a few years of Soviet con.
troll.
The acid test is the treatment OF
religion in areas of settled and
typical Communist rule. The res,
toration of living quarters for some
one described as the Bishop of Zhi-
tomir and Kamenetsk is cited as
another case in point. 1t will moi
be in point until his Church and the
essential freedoms thereof are res
tored.
Liberalism is not proved by re-
turn of ones own property, with
the prohibition still re m in n g
against use of a church -edifice fol
any purpose except for ritualistit
prayers-which is still officially
! considered lamentable superstition
to be eliminated as soon as prac-
tical.
Ona C. Aksomaitis
| notroi+ Mich
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
PETITION DRIVE IN
CLEVELAND Is
YEARS AGO
CAMPAIGN STARTED FOR RE-
COGNITION AT PEACE CON
FERENCE.
Cleveland To Help

(From The Cleveland News)
APRIL IL, 1919. Clevelanders
of Lithuanian descent join others
thruout America in urging the
Peace Conference to recognize and
help to maintain an independent
state of Lithuania.
Circulating Of petitions appealing
for this recognition of Lithuanian
national state as an Independent
government will be started in Gle
veland Saturday.
DR.. j. Semolunas, occulist of 8115
st. Clair ave., is chairman of a
committee of three representing
the Lithuanian Central Societies.
This central body embraces about
45 Lithuanian societies in Cleve-
land, most of which are associated
with similar societies in other cities
of the Uniter States.
100000 Signatures Sought
"We are setting out to obtain a
million signatures to our petition.
We ask the signatures not only of
Americans of Lithuanian descent
but of all other citizens of the
United States.
"The circulating of the petitions
is to continue for a week, but the
greatest effort to obtain signatures
will be made Saturday"
The Lithuanian government es-
tablished at Kovno, which former
ly was within the borders of Rus
sia, has been recognized by four
nations. These are Sweden, Nor
way, Switzerland and Denmark.
Lithuania's army is now fight
ing an army of the Russian Boil
sheviki who are seeking to recon
quer Lithuania. The Lithuanian
government is headed by Premier
Dovydaitis, and it now has repres-
entative at Washington seeking to
obtain recognition by the govern
ment of the United States.
(The above story was accompa-
MED by picture of DR.. j. Semolu-
mas. DR.. Senolunas- Sims now re-
sides in Detroit, Mich, and is a
vice president of the League for
the Liberation Of Lithuania. This
League is now engaged in obtain
ing a million signatures again, for
Lithuania's independence. The Rus
sian Bolsheviki army just recently
completed the occupation Of Lith-
ania.-Editor)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
PADEKA

Suomi norime isreiksti mu-
So nuosirdzia padeka visiems
kurie prisidejo prie palaidoji-
mo musu mylimo vyro ir tevo,
Viktoro Zagorskio: aciu Mr.. ir
Mrs. C. Praspaliauskui ir Mr..
ir Mrs. F. Jankauskui IS Ak
rono; Mr.. ir Mrs. sukis is Med
way, Mass; Mr.. ir Mrs. VIM.
Boyle, is Springfield, Mass. !;
Mr.. ir Mrs. Grigas is Chelsea,
Mass. taipgi kittens musu gi-
minems, daugybei draugu if
kaimynu uz ju isreikstas sim
patijas ir prielankuma; aciu
uz miSiu kortas, uz geles ir
uzuojautos laiskus musu liud-
noje valandoje.
Taipgi norime padekoti Air
craft Fitting Co., Kun. Bartis
is sv. Jurgio parapijos, SLA
Ia kuopai, ir N. A. Wilkeliui
uz ju prielankuma ir surami-
nimo zodzius netekus musu
vyro ir tevo.
Velionis buvo Dirvos skaity-
tojas per daugel metu.
Mrs. Victor Zagorskis
ir Selma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
ZADEIKIS CHARGES CELEBRATIONS BY
RUSSIA BRINGS RETURN OF 1910
PROSECUTIONS
(The New York Times, Nov. -

(The New York Times, Nov. 81
The Liberation" of Lithuania has
virtually turned the country "from
Axis enslavement into a new domi-
nation by the Soviet invader, Po-
villas Zadeikis, the Lithuanian Min
ister, declares in a note left with
the State Department.
The note given to the Eastern
European Division of the depart
ment yesterday charges the Rus
slams in. Lithuania with illegally
claiming. Lithuanian territory for
self ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Disregard g
the peoples rights to Lithuanian
citizenship, ignoring the people
genuine will for complete indepen-
dence, side-tracking application Of
the Atlantic Charter, bringing back
the discredited Paleckis puppet re-
gime, and disturbing the people by
& system of political prosecutions"
The State Department took the
note under consideration and had
no comment to make on it today.
In a statement to the press Mr..
Zadeil1is observed that, because of
the Allied (Soviet) victories and Of
the continuous resistance of the
Lithuanian people, the German oc-
cupation of Lithuania, including the
Memel territory, has nearly ended.
He said the Russians had re-intro-
duced "the Sovietization DEGREES of
194O-1941" and as instances of po-
ltical persecution he mentioned
''imprisonments, deportations to ST.
IBERIA and executions without trial".
Gas the accredited representative
of the Lithuanian Government, act
ing on behalf of my people, l have
therefore voiced my protest against
the present trend of affairs in my
country, the statement said.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
SOvietai Priims Pinigus

Henry Fischer, Manager of the
Foreign Banking Department prie
The Cleveland Trust Company, ga
vo pranesima is Chase National
Bank New Yorke kad Russia pri-
ina pinigus siunciamus Sovietu
uzvaldytas sails Estija, Lietuva,
.Latvija, Lenkija, II Rumanija. Ga
lima siusti Xxi vieno simto dolariQ
menesiui pasalpos reikalams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
TUKSTANCIAI NEBALSAVO

Nezinia kokiu sumetimu, gal
is susimaisymo, pereitais rim
kimais uz prezidento kandida-
tus nebalsavo $4,000 pilieciQ,
nors jie oalsavo uz kitus kan
didatus, ir 42,466 nebalsavo uz
gubernatoriu. Tai atsitikimas
tik musu Cuyahoga apskrityje.
Isviso Cuyahoga Apskrityje
balsavimuose dalyvavo SAT, ,567
asmenys, 10000 daugiau negu
1910 metu rinkimuose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
YAzIUOJA ! EOSTONA

Julius Smetona ir P. J. ziu-
ris iSvaziuoja j Bostcna, daily
vault LietuviSkame susirinki-
me, kur jie kalbes kaip garbes
sveciai 81 sekmadieni, Lapkri-
clio 19. Jiedu zada apsilanky-
ii ir Worcester, Mass.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
ISTHKUS GARSRO
NELAIMEE

Kada jusu namai arba ra-
kandai tampa sunaikinti arba
sugadinti ugnies, kreipkites
P. P. KERsIS, del apkainavi-
mo, ko visada reikalauja ap-
draudos kompanijos pirm ne
gu ismoka uz nuostolius.
Patarnausiu gerai ir greitai,
su nauda jums.
Kreipkites: P. J. KERsIS
800 Society for Savings Bldg.
Telef. Main 1773.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
ZUVE KARIAI

IS Clevelandieciu zuvo karo
frontuose sic:
PIT. Jurgis A. Jakubs-Jaku-
bauskas, % M, nuo 1915 Dib-
bic ave.
Jureivis Stasys T. Baronas,
22 m, nuo 988 F. II St., din
ges Pacifiko plote nuo Lapk.
Is, 1912.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

PARSIDUODA NAMAS
1916 LINWOOD AVE.
Geras 7 kambariu namas,
lavatory apacioje, naujas
furnasas, 5 plytQ CARA
zai, viskas gerame stovy-
je. Greitam pirkimui kai-
ma $500.
Telef. YE. 5413
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
BANKINIAI
REIKALAI

Lietuviu Banke gallma
atlikti visokius bankinius
reikalus:
Padaroma paskolos per-
kantiems namus; namu tai
symui arba kitokiems rel
kalams.
u. S. War Bonds ir Sa-
wings Stamps cia parduo-
dami kas tik kick ir kokiu
reikalauja.
Depozitai yra po Fede-
raj Insurance Corp. kick
viena knygute Xxi $4,000.
Ir kitoki bankiniai rel
kalai aeliekami sioje istai-
goje.
Informacijai reikale ma
mu pirkimo, paskolu, tau
pymu arba bondsu patari-
mai suteikiami nemokamai.
||llt,,|It = g |llt,,|It Nj
The LITHUANIAN
SAVINGS & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
6712 Superior Ave.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

PASTU prenumerata Dirvai
galima siQsti ir is Clevelando.
Kas neturi laiko pributi admi-
instruction, idekit laiskan So
ir pasiqskit su savo adresu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
KAMBARYS

Lietuviu seimoje, vyrui ar
merginai, du garaziai.
1892 Linn Drive, tarp
Tarp Superior ir st. Clair, E. ITO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Carlisle at Grand Terrace

CLUB CASANOVA-Wini Shaw
remains as the hcadliner Milf
Wolfe is master of ceremonies
Irene Burke taps and Sings Rene
Ravcl presents a mixture Of magic
and dancing and Eddie Camden
orchestra provides the dance ana
floor show rhythmS.
BRASS RAIL-Roy Swartz fea-
-rrTCS everything from boogle
rhlthmS 10 light classics piano
keyboard, and the Three Music
Makers "A trio of pianist, bass fid-
dlcr and aCcordioniSt offer new
ARRANGEMENTS Of old favoriteS and
delight IN answering requests.
CLUB GAY HAVEN - Larry
Kent STAYS on for a fourth week
1S the singing star and master OF
ceremonies. Billie r h m o n q
lovely blues swinging SongStreSS,
STAYS on 10 head the supporting
lineup. including Cornell and Mes
ter i'm roller skating thrills, the
comedy of lIal and Eleanor Hamll-
ton and jimmy FerreI'S orchestra.
PENOBSCOT CLUB 90 Jane
Palmer and Jean BOYD share the
vocal honorS here in accompanl-
mont 10 the music of Johnny ID
CiCcoS orchestra
LONDON CHOP HOUSE Va
rIety in entertainment is the re-
suit when Ellcne Faye does the
singing. Frank Gagen'S orchestra
PLAYS and Audrey Thomas fills the
interludcS with her Sprlghtly
niaDplopS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25

CHARLIE CARLISLE of the
famous cigar, walking stick and
eNtcmporaneouS Wit bows IN as
the master Of ceremonies al the
Grand Terrace Casino. The Cheena
De Simone Dancers are held over,
appear m special production
number with the Hollywood Cover
Girls this week The singing l)e
Castro Sisters are holdOyers too.
is-s.s=s4a=t 4e=xtIslts-siae!t.t!t.a
the Appleton>. apache and knock
about dancers Laycrnc Hutcmn-
son. Sepa baritone. Tie Three
Aces and a Queen and Ben
Young'S orchestra.
CLUB HAYMARKET Head
lined by the long SicmmCd South
crn Sisters. the revue moves
brSkly along from start 20 finish
here Tluan-harod joyce Baker
continues % climb the popularity
poil with htr interpretations ol
current songs and Jordan and
Grace score with q line of comic
chatter and a novelty musical
turn. Freddie Lewis. lugglcr and
Verne Phelps. master of ccrc-
monies round out the show Bill
kuchcmann's Chateau Band cuts
the rcyue and plays for dancing
WONDER BAR -Aylcnc Ma
son songs are the number one
entertainment feature. and Dlb-
erts orchestra provides the muSi-
cal background Rita Rave alter
mates vocal honors specializing M
Latin tunes. and Penny Evans
gives a hit to the lulls with her
pIanQlOgS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Student Recital

THE DETROIT INSTITUTE
OF MUSICAL ART Will present
the last OF its advanced student
recitalS i'm the school auditorium
Friday al SIS p. m. Piano, violin,
voice and dramatic interpretations
will be presented by ID student
artists
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25

CLUB 5O9-The Three Musical
Notes, a versatile trio, are new
with their instrumental and dane
ing novelties. In the supporting
Lineup are Virginia Carroll. sing
ing star, in her tenth week; Billy
Meagher. the master of cere-
monies, in bis twelfth week; York
and Lewis, dance satiriSts; Leroy
and his Pals, the Six Bea NeSter
Dancers, and Joe Blankets or
ChpStra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
T axes a Dare

PHYLLIS STEWART had n
screen contract today az the re-
suit of a dare 10 sing IN New
York nightclub The red-hared
beauty did a song in Cafe Society
Uptown on dare 10y owner Bar
nev JosephSon and talent scout
did the rest Her Seven-yCar CON
tract with Warner Bros provides
a beginning salary of Sl30 weekly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Out Of DANCER

PENNY SINGLETON, ''Blon-
die" of film and radio fame, was
reported resting comfortably to-
day after a major dental opera
ton for an infected tooth. The
actress was rushed TO the hospital
Saturday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Gets Contract

GWEN CRAWFORD. daughter
OF W. r Crawford. contractor for
the Southern Pacific Railroad IN
.euth Texas ~as-i,tt-k IN Holly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
A Different Socialism

OF course, Mr.. Thomas social
ism. as ne demonstrates with
words, words, wordS), will be
different! But that's what they
all say, isn't il, Mr.. Thomas?
Well, Norman Thomas has
been running for President since
the birth of the Smith Brothers
- almost - but his b Owe d
masses" won't take the bait.
We Americans prefer that sys-
tenn that limits governmental
power. We prefer liberty TO
security and the best economic
system in all history-capitallsm,
with all its faults to socialism,
with all the regimented perfec-
tions of AlcatraZ.
w. Somerset Vaughan is at
his best when he's short and 10
the point. In some of his long
shorts" he Is master OF daring
ironic implication and dramatic
effect. To me, ms greatest novel
is The Moon and SiNpence. and
a dozen or two OF his stories
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
Ry Benjamin 0sGaissere,

that Vaughan concocted The
RaZor's Edge" IL doesn't cut.
Do you know that there are
millions of persons who actually
believe that Hamlet. Robinson
Cruso and Sherlock Holmes ac-
tua1ly 1ived7
Could there be a greater
tribute 10 the creative magma
ton than that? / think not.
On the other hand. there are
many people who believe that
Marco Polo. Bluebeard and
Baron Munchausen We're ficti-
tious characters because their
adventures are in books. But
they really lived. And that
also is a tribute to the creative
imagination.
There's Sherlock Holmes, for
instance. Today he's the livest
man who never lived. He's on
the radio, in the movies and
many books about him pour
llUli TIC plGSSCSs AltlC ID OIlt
on my desk-"Sherlock Holmes
and Doctor Watson" (Harcourt.
Brace e. Coz
II contains some OF Conan
Doyle's masterpieces-"A Study
in Scarlet" The Sign of the
Four" The Final Problem"
THE Adventure of the Empty
House" and The Adventure Of
the Bruce-Partington p ans"
These tales are as fresh to me
today as when first read them
some years ago.
AS there is always new gen
Grafton of readers in the world
there will always be a vast
number of people who will have
the pleasure of reading the
Holmes stories as if they were
new.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
by Arthur
Hugs Raer
TACOBOWSKY OUTRANKS THE COLONEL

and Oscar Wilde at The iag
end of the season.
JACOBOWSkY is actually
The prosecuted minorltIeS.
the Colonel represents the
careless aristocrats and 9th
eFS are the pFoletariat and
the bureaucratS. But you
can forget all this abbadabha
and concentrate on the char
acterS as human beings.
YOU WILL have a splen-
did evenings entertainment.
One thing 10 remember IS
that this play could not have
been staged year ago. But,
now that the tide has turned
and the Shickelgruber is on
the lamm, we can afford 10
clown up the horrors of in
vaSion and stampede.
THIS is the third Guild
success on Broadway this
season. That's all right with
me so long as they don't
muscle in on my territory
over on Tenth Avenue.
b king Features SyRd.. Iae
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

finds il in India, among the yogis
and MahatmaS.
Well, after all sorts of unin-
teresting dialogue Vaughan
confesses that Larry may very
well have carried out his fan
tastic suggestion of becoming
taxi driver"
I think that is where Larry
belonged no offense 10 the
JehuS of the cabs.
Frankly, L do not understand
such characters as Larry Oar
rcll, and l wouldn't exert my
self 10 try.
The other characters are also
mostly from the dummy-and-
wardrobe closets of fiction.
Well, the greatest of us land
Vaughan is great writer
have our sterile months. and it
was in such a period. l take it,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
One EOnt- the Aisle

COLONEL Tadeu>z SucT-
nnsky is played by Louis
CMhern boz tHr styled >tCn-
col endorsed by the better.
class of LmtS. The Colonel
Us aCCOSTCd bY oscar Karl
wci>, who plays Jacobowsky
JACOBOWSKY wants 10
~cram from Paris for reasons
boost known 20 StatistclanS.
TIe, buys a car and wheedleS
The Colonel into driving II
and also taking Jacobowsky
along
BUT THE Colonel doesn I
aro from The GeStapo In
stead be drives l. miles into
t0e German lines 10 pick up
girl be picked up ar an
other place.
THE GIRL is Marianne
80 which means France She IS
portrayed by Annabella and
she does okay both by Mari
anne and by me. Pay no al
tenuon 20 the tired critics
3D.. \. !i.,- sagAt both JaeoboNskS
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w. Somerset Vaughan at Best
in His The Moon and Sixpence

and hates have proved 10 him
that capitalism is wicked and
that Socialism is the unSwerv-
ing foe OF all forms of totali-
tarianiSm.
-A4EfaEtsaSr -fhataaS2.tI-4aaesa-
why IS Germany governed by a
National Socialist party (fNazi"
for Short) and why is the most
brutal totalitorian system that
the world has eyer known called
the Union Of the Soviet Socialist
Republics ~. s. S. r. for
Shorn9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
Should Parents he Punished
For Child DeIinquency?

Lee (Mrs. J0seph) Berry
of PA r. 88th street. New
York City, herself n mother,
wins $3.50 prize for sug-
costing this question and
YOU may win a $40 prize for
answering IL.
Put your ideas In 200
words or less, sign your full
name, give your address and
age mot over 500 and sent
your letter 10 Elsie Robin
son in care of this paper.
Contest closes one week
from today!
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For months you've been
reading about Juvenile De-
linquency I'm the newspapers
and magazines, have heard
10 preached about and dis
cussed over the air. Yet IL
continues to be our great
est menace.
Many who have studied
the problem place the blame
squarely on the shoulders
of the parents. Therefore.
should not the parents he
punished when their chill
dren get into trouble: