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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-01

pojavljajo obrazi, mezikajo z
ocmi in gredo dalje. Omahujoc
20 ulicah mucnim obeutkom
odgovornosti in deficita je sto-
pill mladie ma koncu trga v 60
stilno in narocil vecerjo. Pri
sosedni mizi klepeta vecja druz-
ba 0 politiki, zenskah, o spor-
tn, kartah in dnevnih dogodkih.
Vse te besede so tickle mimo
mladica kakor kalna voda, je "a
misljen in silno nerazpolozen in
zbudi ga sele tale dialog:
- Moi dragi, Kuzmic je mo-
can in vpliven. Videl bos samo,
kaksna klobasa DO izsla o tel
proslavi v "Narodnem istu.'
To je list Observation-Disclosures
ske banke," a vecino delnic te
banke ina kuzmlc.
- Oh, o tenn civkajo ze vrab-
ci ma strehah. "Narodni list" je
predvsem Kuzmicev.
Mladieu je kri udarjala Ii
cih. Brez vecerja odhiti v ured-
nistvo. Ali sem zadnji clovek, XII
je to zvedel, ko pa tam vedo to
Re vrabci ma strehah? Nepo-
boljsljivi in ukoreninjeni idea
list je sele sedaj doumel, kaj so
casniki in kje prav "a prav de-
la. Ha! prekleti podlezi! "Na-
rodni list?" Kuzmicev list! FL
gov list! Torej tako je? A me-
nj tu tale glavni urednik, ia po-
tuhnjena zaba, govorici in kva-
81 0 neki casnikarski objektiv-
nosti in 0 easnikarski spretnosti
in O neki druzabni lestvici, pc
kateri hi Sc moral dvigati.
- Kaj je, Sc niste sli vecer-
jat?
- ze. Najedel sem Sc, pre-.
objedel sem Sc in sit sem vse.
ga. Prosim vas, dajtes mi male
tisto porocilo o Kuzmicevi pro,
slavi. Ali ste ga re poslali '
tiskarno?
- Ne. Tu ga innate. Kaj DO,
ste popravljali, dobro je sedaj
- Ncrcavost bozja, kaj ste
napravili? Porocilo 0 proslavj
mora biti v listu, brez MEGA
ne smemo iziti! vresei in Sc pc.
nj glavni urednik.
Verujem VAN! pravi mia.
die mirno in cinicno.
Kaj je to? Kaj pomeni to;
Kako sc obnasate? Kaksen tor
je to? Ton, gospod! Opozarjan
vas, da bi mogla zadeya preko'
raciti meje!
1 Zadeva je meje ze prekora
ella. ,Doslej sem menil, da sen
sotrudnik "Narodnega lista,'
narodnega, poudarjam to, bi
pa sem Y resnici Kuzmicev ma
! mescenec.
Glavni urednik Sc je vidne
trudil, da bi ne bill podoben 10
povu, XII so ga zalotili. Used
Sc ma stol, obraz Sc nlu podalj
sa kakor vreca in dahne::
~ Kako to mislite?
Kako mislim? Tako, 60,
| spod glavni urednik, da Sc mi
| diva medsebojno izkljucujeya: |
tenn sva kon6ala.
Madi6 je $ poslednjimi ostan,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-01
SteOan GalogGSa::
LESTvtCA
(NadaljeOaaje)

tN0tsUeJ6VO7tjeI
Zastrupljen ideoloskim poi
movanjem in okuzen z neozdrav-
ljiyim obcutkon pravicnosti, Sc
zdi, kakor hi mladic naislil, da
je Kuzmic padel z Marsa, da je
on Kuzmic ne glede ma ziv-
ljenske pogoje, v katerih zivi,
A katerih je vzrastel in XII Jim
zivi. o teh pogojih mladic ta-
krat nj znal razmisljevati. A
najbolj cudno je, da tega niti
poskusal nj, in tako je prisel v.
sekto pasivnih mucenikov. V
resnici Sc je vsemu cudil. Neved-
nest je vrelec cudenja, in ko ia
relec usahne, tedaj sc vsako
cudo v treh dneh razjasni. Tako
Sc je takrat cudil, da KuInic ne
more spoznati, da ne SINE biti
vec Kuzmic, cudil Sc je, da Kuz-
mN ne preneha delati omega, ce-
sar bi ne smel delati v interesu
naroda, XII Sc je vanj ma proslavi
tridesetletnice svojega della ta-
ko nenadoma zaljubil. Ali je
mladic spoznal, da zahteva prav
"a prav samoumor tegale Kuz-
mica? Toda Kuzmic Sc ne ubi-
ia, ko pa ina prav obraten po-
sci. Kaj maj torej napravi? Tu,
ma tel toeki, Sc je skusala mia
dicu priblizati neka skolzska
prikazen:
- Da Sc vam predstavim, JAZZ
sem Desperacija.
- Ne, ne, to ne, nikdar!
Kot intelektualec, XII nina
nobene zveze s stvarnostjo, je
nladie s4aaprej vodil brezkon-
ene polemike v druzbi, XII nj
vanjo spadal, XII pa je bill v njej
zaposlen. Motite Sc pa, &c me-
mite, da Sc je mladic takrat sa-
mo skusal priblizati onim, XII
Jim Kuzmici jemljejo vse, XII pa
je nladic zanje tako globoko
cuvstvoyal. Po proslavi Kuzmi-
ceve tridesetletnice je prisel
zvecer v urednistvo, zdiktiral je
strojepiski,, XII je ostala ravno-
dusna, porocilo o proslavi, sto-
pill v sobo glavnega urednika
"Narodnega lista," oddal ga
brez besede in Sc vrnil "a svo-
jo pisalno mizo4 Cez pol ure ga
poklice glavni urednik:
- Clovek bozji, ali ste zno-
reli.
- Zakaj?
- Kako ste lie mogli zdikti-
rati tako porocilo 0 proslavi ?
Tule, kadite, sedite malo, JAZZ vas
ne razumem.
Poroeilo je tocno, to je
resnica.
- Pa, clovek bozji, nisem vas
postal, da mi pisete nekakih
resnicah, marvec o proslavi Kuz-
miceve tridesetletnice. Kaksno
zvezo imajo to stvarjo revezi
in tele vase sentimentalnosti
TO je vase privatno preprica-
ME, XII Sc ga JAZZ ne dotikam
tia vasa osebna nota je lahko
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-01

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.-Sound-
photo-Robert Earl Peterson, seek
ing Republican gubernatorial nomi-
nation in New Mexico, and his
wife, Edna Peterson, who has filed
as the Democratic gubernatorial
candidate opposing him, are shown
above washing the family dishes in
Santa Fe where they live. She is
the first woman in the history of
New Mexico to run for Governor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-01

- 0pASOVdsl 00AAO OLlO, hdI WILL
To Sc vidi!
A kaj bi Sc videlo? To SO
samo vase osebne pripombe, XII
absolutro ne spadajo v to stvar.
Kako le pride V proslavo vpra-
SAME revscine? To so posebna
vprasanja, proslava pa je pro-
slava. Torej vidite, da niti OBJ
jektivni niste. Tu nj nobene I'VE
ze; torej, kadite, prosim.
- Je zveza. Tam je neka da-
ma nosila obleko, XII je stala
devet tisoe dinarjev. Ali veste,
koliko tisocev delavcev in de-
lavk je, XII ne dobe toliko niti ne
"a leto dni tezkega della. Potem
je bilo zelo mnogo ovratnikov z
dragocenimi biseri. To je pri-
blizno -.
- Nehajte, elovek bozji! Ali
sem vas postal, da mi v istih
kritizirate proslavo, XII je dru-
zabni dogodek? Sal niste pri
zdravi pameti. Sicer pa, sal Sc
razumemo. Razumem vas, no
>. sal veste, med mama pove-
dano, tudi JAZZ sem "a pravico.
vi morete imeti, ponavljam,
prav z neke, recimo, dolocene
toeke gledanja. Ponavljam, ia
nota pri vas more biti tudi hva-
levredna, toda to ne spada v
mas list. Casniki morajo pisati
"a publiko, casniki 1--WE cd pro-
daje. To je kupcija in vprasanje
pravice ne spada sem. Casniki
so trgovsko podjetje -.
- Ha! Ce vam je "a visjo
naklado, bi list najbrze bolje
Sci, &c bi pisali samo o potrebah
siromasnega sveta, a vse te Kuz-
mice in njihove pomagace bi
lahko poslali k vragu. Bolje je
izgubiti nekoliko Kuzmicev in
dobiti sto tisocev drugih. &c re
gledate vse trgovskega STALL
Sea, tedaj . ! (mladie je tedaj
mesal vse mogoee).
Mladic je tedaj smatral "a
resne urednikove besede, da III
We casniki cd prodaje. Kot We
sell otrok romantike je menil,
da je tn govor o prodaji posa-
meznih izvodov, ne pa o pro-
dali vesti. Glavni urednik sc tn
nasmehne, vrne mladicu poroci-
10 in vstane:
- Dobro, dobro, sedaj ne
utegnem. Kakor sem torej rekel,
pomecite te svoje sentimental
/ nosti IL poroeila in mi ga pri-
nestle cim preje. Veste, vi ste
Sc mlad. Morate Sc vziveti v
svoje dele. Casnikarstvo je delo,
XII zahteva okretnosti in intui-
cije. Pravi casnikar mora uga-
niti, kaj je v interesu lista. Sa-
mo tako Sc da napredovati. Ma
mesto da Sc dvigate po druzab-
nj lestvici, padate 20 njej zme-
raj nize. Pisete mi porocilo Q
proslavi, a opsujete slavljenca.
Posljem vas ma kongres prido-
bitnikov, pa pisete ironicno. In
ono porocilo profesorskega
zborovanja? In kaj ste mi ma.
pravili 2 advokatskim kongre-
som. koncaJte toreJ to porocilo
kasno je re, in list mora v tisk.
v drugi sobi sedi sedaj "a pi-
salno mizo mladic in crta " DO
rocilu svoje sentimentalnosti,
kakor Jim pravi glavni urednik,
2 vijugastimi potezami peresa
gre preko nekaterih odlomkoy
v porceilu in zdi Sc mu, da pri
vsaki potezi peresa nekoga ubi.
ia in da v precepu cvili vest
Ko je uporni "zmesnjava" tc
operacijo dokoncal, odda trudnc
in ravnodusno rokopis.
- Prosim.
Dobro, hvala. Poidite Sc.
.daj X vecerji in Sc knalu vr.
mite.
Mimo gredo odmetovalci
cnoUo . IcT,afoy,; Txyn JaIrI:o: l.;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
UPTON CLOSE

of Sakhalin. which is the north
most island of the Japanese
archipelago itself and is split
between Japanese and Russian
rule.
The chain of air bases then
extends further east, onto the
great peninsula of Kamchatka,
and so on TO Boring Straits,
only 20 miles from Alaska.
We are informed out of Mos
COW that this chain of WE'LL
equipped bases can operate in
any season and weather, could
accommodate an untold number
OF arriving planes and could be
put TO active military operation
at a moments notice.
NOW, bear in mind that the
~ stock party line excuse for
RuSSia'S giving US no help in
the war with Japan, and not
even an air base from which to
attack the Japanese heartland
has been, consistently, the ex-
cuse that before we could fly
in an air armada, the japanese
army could seize those fields
which Russia could make avail
able for our air armada.
This party line excuse has
been accepted not only by we'll
meaning people who always
wish 10 give our ally, Russia,
the benefit of the doubt. but
by many Of our high military
officers as well.
NOW, we are told from Mos
~ COW itself, that the Rus
SLAMS have a chain of bases
which could receive from one
TO several thousand American
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
On the
Side

A NEW YORKER has sent a
"A quart of fine liquor to over
a thousand Gus t o m ers and
friends and has labeled each
bottle: TO be opened on
V-Day."
Idea being, Of course, to use
the liquorin celebrating victory.
I still think there should be
some distinction in this V-Day
matter.
There should be v-Day One
celebrating the defeat of the
Germans and V-Day Two cele-
brating the downing of the Japs.
4 MOTHER of the countrys
"A drugstores that has been in
business 100 years or over Is
Cheney's. Haymarket Square.
Boston, Mass.
A very interesting establish
ment.
Specializes In herbs and uses
the slogan: Mature has and
always will provide cure for
every ILL.,"
However, Cheney's does not
insist you resort to herbs. II
prepares all modern prescrip-
lions and has Is pharmacists
on duty to take care Of the
same.
Copyright, 1914. BY King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
THESE DAYS
BY George E.
Sokoisky

nations can control the large
ones.
A league Of small nations
like, for instance, Finland, Es-
thonia, Latvia, Poland, Ru-
mania with perhaps Great
Britain and her dominions as
an ally. could force Soviet Rus
STA into a tight corner.
Russia therefore is not
minded to agree to a majority
decision.
Similarly, a league Of the
debtors Of the United States
might combine against this
country as the worlds creditor.
and we should not like that.
II expenses are to be on a
population basis, which is fair,
the largest cost will be on
China.
But IL IL is to be on national
income basis. the largest cost
will be on the United States.
This business of how the vot.
ing is to be done in the league
is the heart of the Dumbarton
Oaks charter-and they left the
heart out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17

Marriage is a voluntary
partnership. Each party pledges
the other to work together for
the happiness IF both. So, for
a man to expect his wife TO
mop up the floor after him as
his mother did and stand for
his general cussedness violates
the contract
2-Several surveys, both of
workers and school children
show that most people have
plenty OF mere mental ability
but fail because of lack Of per-
sistence, self confidence, Co
operativeness and those quail
ties that enable them 10 adapt
their personalities TO the all
round job of life. ~
3Mostly false, although you
probably expected me to say.
true. The studies OF Yale
psychologist Catherine Cox
Miles. of the lives of great men
and women show one of their
outstanding qualities was
Quiet belief In their own
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17

THE biggest question in the
l. in both wars-"What will
Russia do about Japan" is
likely to become the biggest
question in our domestic politi-
cal campaign.
Joseph Stain has indicated
that he would like Candidate
Roosevelt returned TO the presl-
dency. He has been quite Of
ficious about this, turning his
official Moscow press loose on
opposing candidates and on
those Americans who wish a
change of administration.
Thus the dictators Of all the
Russias--past, present and yet
To come-places himself in di-
rect opposition 10 the advice Of
Thomas jefferson, that the
tenure of office of a chief execu-
tive must be limited because
otherwise the presidential Of
flee becomes worthy of in
trigue, of bribery, of force. and
even of foreign influence"
One may deduce that the
issue becomes simply whether
or not we are electing a Presi-
dent for ourselves or for our
allies.
WHILE we are being thus
w forthrightly told from Mos
COW whom 10 elect to please
Moscow, another set of amaz-
ing releases comes out of the
Soviet capital
II is that the Russian gov
eminent is fully operating a
chain of great airfelds. fully
stocked, extending across ST.
IBERIA and over ONTO the island
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
E. v. DURLTNC

When greater perils men environ
Then i0omen shoW q front Of
iron;
And gentle in their manners they
Do bold things IN quiet ,oay.
Thomas Dunn English.
ga woman dares all things
when she loves or hates" said
St. Jerome. Asked Southey:
what will no. woman, gentle
woman, dare when strong affec-
ton stirs her spirit up:")
OUR bitter campaign No. 376
" is not progressing as much
as we had hoped.
This campaign has as its OBJ
ject the persuasion of manufac-
turers TO out tops on bottles
and jars that are easy to get
off.
Last night I noted nv girl
friend struggling with a cold
cream jar top.
Her system is to slam the jar
on the floor.
This works all right but does
not promote friendship with the
people downstairs.
/ have a cold and have been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
By Westbrook
Pegler

unioneer with the possible ex-
ception of John L. Lewis.
Brother Padway is general
counsel for the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor and for Uncle
Dan Tobin'S tea,nsters and the
Movie and Theatrical Employ
es' Union, or racket, whose late,
revered, leaders, Bioff and
Browne. at last reports were
rusticating in a pleasant federal
Jail. awaiting release under that
automatic amnesty which the
New Deal extends to murderers
and thieves of the correct polit-
ical faith.
4 DVICE is so often disre-
"A garded that l naturally ad-
mire the wisdom of Mr.. Petrillo
in accepting mine.
Once when he was cited TO
face a committee of the Senate
he asked me what he ought 10
do and I told him TO tell them
to 60 10 hell because he was
only exercising privileges which
had been placed in his hands
by the senators, themselves.
I was proud to read, a few
days later, that he had, in very
practical effect, followed my
counsel and had got away
with il.
That incident and the cur
rent correspondence with Mr..
Roosevelt in VIII h, again
Jimmy compliments my firm sa-
gacity, is even more gratifying.
/ trust that he will stand pat
and that labor will see in this
case another instance of its be-
trayal into the hands OF a
racket by a president who then
pleads with the racketeer to
be reasonable but resistS, as
labor-baiting, every proposal to
abolish racketeering in the
union movement by the adop-
ton of remedial laws.
Copyright, 1914, By King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17

overture TO an operetta COM
posed by the APPS Kent Cooper
over the Blue on the oath.
The DuMont television sta.
ton (WABD) has developed a
cold" lighting system. 1t will
eliminate one of the headaches
of television-performing under
blazing hot lamps!
Agnes O'Laughlin (ex-Follies
dolly has a new diamond and
ruby rock from her teller.
Buster West. the dane ng
comic of Follow the Girls" is
one of six Democrats in his New
Hampshire home burg. The Re-
pubs there dismiss him as lone
of them stage actors"
The Aim record of German
atrocities will be shown here
soon. 1t Is titled I'VE Accuse.
The femme kayo title is now
held by a gal named Pat"
Everett, who scored three kayos
in the same night at the Monte
Carlo. Hiya champ!
II begins TO look like some
people are trying 10 cloud
everything with Sidney"
MAE WEST is dickering 10
N1 write a COLIN and a radio
stint in which she will give ad-
vice to women. Some people do
not know when they are well
off.
Night spots and other gullible
check-cashers have just found
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17

trying to get the top off some
super duper cough medicine.
My efforts have been In vain.
! have sent out for a hammer
and chisel.
I am anxious to get crack
at this medicine as the label
says it contains white pine,
wild cherry, alcohol, sangui-
maria. chloroform, balm gilead
buds, sassafras, spikenard and
pine tar"
II that combination can't cure
cold. what will?
HAVING a cold I am working
III at home.
My girl friend just came in
and caught me smoking a cigar.
She reprimanded me sharply
and then said
"You know what. Since you
will smoke q cigar when you
have q cold I am not going to
be sorry for you"
That made me feel badly, as
I love to have people feel sorry
for me.
Oh. we'll, I enjoyed the cigar.
First I've smoked in two days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
WASHINGTON Scene
By George Dixon

GOOD morning, children. have
" you had your irony today?
You haven't? Well, open your
horrid little kissers and old DR..
Dixon will shoot you a trapful.
This is probably the darndest
dose Of irony you've ever taken.
Hold onto your chairs, Riddles
here II comes!
Only a sheer act of provi-
dence saved those hoodlums of
the ALL Transfers Union from
being strewn all over the Statler
in varying states of dismantle-
ment.
Do you know who those two
naval officers were waiting for
when they were attacked and
beat up?
Comdr. Gene Tunney!
TIVE former heavyweight
l. champion of the world, who
knocked off the great Jack
Dempsey. was on his to the
hotel while the attack was in
progress. He was IS minutes
late for his appointment!
This fascinating angle to the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Noted News
Analyst

airplanes and presumably could
refuel them and equip them 10
protect themselves and their
new bases against any on
slaught from the japanese who
are known TO be extensively
very weak in the air.
In other words, Russia now
tells us-straight out-that our
deprivation of bases from which
10 crush Japan's war produc-
ton is entirely a matter Of
Russian policy and Russian will,
and is in no sense whatever a
question of feasibility.
We are sending a continual
stream of thousands Of air
planes across Alaska into Rus
STA.
1t Is Soviet RuSsia's will that
this stream be not turned
against Japan, although all the
facilities for so turning II are
now available for an overpower-
ing strike against Japan 70 be
made at a moments notice.
1T MUST be concluded that
L Soviet Russia dangled these
airfieldS before our eyes TO show
us how outclassed we have let
ourselves become in the states
manship of the Pacifc-Asian
war.
Remembering this, come back
10 the almost hysterical deter
mination of the Moscow-inspired
elements among us to achieve
reelection of candidate Roose-
welt, even in spite of the
half hearted reputation of
communistic support made by
Mr.. Roosevelt in his last speech.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17

battle of the Statler' probably
would never have been revealed
but for a fortuitous circum-
stance. Neither 1t. Randolph
Dickins Jr. nor 1t. Comdr.
James II. Suddeth, the attack
victims. mentioned IL in their
accounts of the outrage. And
Gene Tunney chose to keep IL
pretty much 10 himself.
Comdr. Tunney was in New
York and dropped in on Rear
Adm. William Robert Munroe.
commandment of the Third Naval
District. The conversation got
around to the Statler business.
You know, Gene" observed
Adm. Munroe, ats too bad you
weren't there"
"Yes, II was" agreed Comdr.
Tunney, momentarily taken off
guard. But I'd have been there
In time except that was de-
layed ut the office"
Adm. Munroe's mouth opened.
whats that" he demanded.
II hadn't intended to say
anything about this" said Gene,
"but l only missed being In that
battle by Is minutes. I had an
engagement In the hotel with
Dickins and Suddeth. They were
waiting for me when they were
attacked
I FAVE us now, as the late
~ Joe Jacobs used 10 say, do
a bit of specializing as TO what
might have happened II Gene
hadn't pulled Jimmy Walker
and been tardy.
The Tobin toughs swagger up
to Tunney and demand to know
If he intends TO vote for his
commander in chief.
One takes a roundhouse sock.
Strangely, II fails to land. The
next instant the bum is lying 10
feet away, staring with sight
less eyes at the ceiling.
~ A second hooligan tries a
sneak punch-and something
explodes under his chin; when
he wakes up he will swear he
was hit in the neck with
wagon tongue.
There is also bound to be one
who will discover for the first
time where the solar plexus
is located. He will spend the rest
of his life wishing he didn't own
one.
Please, Gene, why don't you
try to be on time for your ap-
pointmentsf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17

NEW WORKERS and others
AZ planning TO visit Miami
Beach this winter will be
sleeping In churches and
schools" according TO the presi-
dent of the Greater Miami
Hotel Assn.
The Fibber MCGEE film
vHeavenly Days" briefly out
lawed along with Wilson" by
some u. S. senator's tfor show
ing TO troops overseas), will be
released any day.
The scripters working on Cole
Porter's screen biography.
might and Day" are having
story trouble. The composers
life, il appears, is too goody-
goody for dramatic purposes"
The clowns allege the reason
Lois Andrews and her million
aire friend split was over Gus
tody Of Jessel.
There hasn't been an advance
sale, they say, like the one for
'Bloomer Girl" Some choice
premiere pews attracted 500
each.
GERALD l.. K. SMITH, testi-
" flying before a congressional
committee, said choosing be-
tween Dewey. and Roosevelt is
like choosing between a thug
and a robber. II Smith isn't
careful, Herr Goebbels will sue
him for plagiarism.
Paul Lavelle will introduce the
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out that a clever phony was one
who posed as an embassy at
tache.
The Park Avenue Association
will fight the proposed construc-
ton of any department stores
on IL. One deal. not yet closed,
is for a big store at 57th and
Park.
There is nothing 10 the scare
that a lot of oklahoma" ducats
are counterfeit. But be careful
where you buy yours, anyhow.
East side private schools are
being harassed by gangs Of kids
who steal clothes off Fauntle-
roys.
THEIR Highnesses will be
l. back at the Waldorf.
There will be no racing, they
say, at Hot Springs this winter.
The action will shift to Florida.
Now they insist Charlie Bar
nets next wife will be showgirl
Terry Scott when her decree is
final.
Rex Smith Is now a Colonel.
He was not hurt in that crash.
Capt. John Carroll OF the
fillums, now in civvies. will wed
Sheila Rogers.
Asst Dist. Atty L. Pagnucco
(he's been working on the
Carlos Tresca murder mystery
nearly "a hours daily will
shortly present a bombshell. A
partner of Hitler allegedly or
dered the execution.