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THURSDAY, Nov.23, 1914.
IIIKAVSTyO. JUGOSLAVENS-
KOG FEDERALIZMA

Mnogo oglaseni jugoslavenski federall-
zam, ma jednoj strani tradlclonainl mo-
narhizam ma drugoj, jedino Sc mogu ob1as-
niti kao politicki odraz interesa dveju glav-
nih burzoaskih grupa Jugoslavi]l Oval 1e
deralisticki plan, iii oblik vladavine, "a Ju-
,slaviju potpuno raskrinkava danasnJe par.
tlzane, njihove procelnike, ukljucujucl Ii1u'
kao orudie interesa, ako ne iskljucivo, onda
u glavnom, hrvatske burzoazije.
.Mnogi Sc ljudi cude pitaju Sc kakva
opravdanja ina to cepanje jugoslavenske ma.
CHE ma sest, sedan iii wise samoupravnIh
vlasti. Odgovor "a to nije moguce naci raz-
lici jezika, sto je glavno, nema bas nlkakvln
narocitih razlika nj u kulturi, tradicijama ito.
TEX razlike postoje u veroispovestima. Ali po
veri nije moguce stvarati ovakve deobe, posto
su privrzenic. raznih vera izmesani po jednlm
te istim teritorijama. Razlog je borba oko
politicke nadmoci izmedju srpske hrvatske
burzoazije Srpski sovinisti, kraljevci reak-
cionari su protiv toga cepanja "a to, sto je@
stanovniStvo srpske "narodnosti' naselJeno
ma sve strane Jugoslavije, ma koje ii kraljevci
ireakcionari racunaju, kao ma potporu po-
litici "a njihovu nadn1oc mad hrvatskom bur-
zoazijon.
Takozvani srpslxi elemenat Sc nalazi u
Crnoj Gori, Bosni, Herzegovina, Lici Dalma-
CHI, Hrvatskoj Slavoniji, Sremu, Bnatu
Backoi it'd A to su milioni cd koih bi vecina
podupirala vlast srpske burzoazije; davala bi
joj stalno veliku vecinu parlamentu. iii
skupstini, hrvatska burzoazija, a isto tako
slovenacka, koja je stvarna industrijska
burzoazija, morala bi da stoji pozadini
Mofala bi, kao sto je ranije bio, da Sc po-
korava odlukama vecine u parlamentu. A te
bi odluke cesto bile, kao ranije, donasane
korist srpske protiv hrvatske burzoazije.
Ova cinjenica je nagnala hrvatsku slo-
venacku burzoaziju ola izmisle federativnu
drzavu. kako SUI je izmislli, a Tito njegovi
"komunisti' ostai partizani prihvatil?
Tako da Sc zaista noramo ctditi njihoyoj
vestini. Izgleda da nisu zaostali u lukavstvu
nj malo cd americkih kapitalista. Izmislili su
tako, da bi hrvatska burzoazija bila glavni
faltor iii stozer oko kojeg bi Sc sve te s'fede-
Iativne' uprave pa i sama Srbija morale
okretati
Naravno, granice federativnih uprava JOS
nisu sluzbeno odredjene. Ali til vec postoji
nekoliko planova. Prema jednon Cd tih pla-
nova, kako ga iznasa pravoslavni episkop
Dionisije, navodeei indirektno IL zagrebacke
Move Evrope", ia bi Sc federacija sastoiala Cd
sedan federativnih jedinica; Srbija, Hrvats-
ka, Slovenacka, Bosna-Hercegovina, Vojvo-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-23

NJ ovom pasazu Louis Rennepont prekinu negovu
pricu viknu sa trepetom:
= Da Ii b Vi verova, moii prijatelji da je Charles
TX izrekao owe ovol6ne prevarantske reel Colienvu
na Is augusta IA %. noci zapoceo ie poko nase
brace.
- All, ovl kralevi! = uzviknu Marcienna dizuci
ocl nebo = Ovl kraljevi! Z~o nasih lca ne wise
costa Ga zadovoil nJlhovu zedi. On nazderali
um = ON Sc sada prpravncki podsmeiavaiu ubilstvu
= 70 snrtl mole sestre - povik; Franc-Tau,in
zapajeno Admiral e n1orao bit zasleplien. "a
Foznat kao so on bese IL dugog gorkog iskustva sa
TIM tlransklm stenetom tim tigarskim skotom otkuda
le TO ola on nije uvdeo oprez toga dvonog smisla
koleg saerzase kraljeve reel! Kakve Ii nerazbortost
(Nastavice se)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-23
Priznaju da su pomagali
faSizam

Jugoslavenski stalinisti oko "Slobod-
ne Reel Ga takvi su ostal), nakon sto
vec nekoliko godina larmaiu protiv ia
slsta fasiznla, sada priznaju da su DO
dupiraG Frankovu Spaniju spanski ia
sizam.
Jedan Cd njihovih urednika. Srdia
Prica, ina clanak broju cd IS. novem-
bra, pod naslovoln: "Sme Ii Sc nastaviti
lsta politika pren1a Frankovoj spaniji?"
"Medjutinl, uprkos svih protesta
krltlka. mi sn7o nastavili sa ekononskim
politickim posnaganjem Frankove Spa
nije,' Tako zbori tai "urednik', "komu-
nisticke" i 'protufaSisticke" novine.
Ali gospodin Prica to "objasniava"
sa "nekom 'voinom nuzdom' Doduse.
on ne kaze direktno da on niegovi
drugovi to- opravdaju sa 'nekom vol
nom nuzdom'", ali isto tako ne kaze
da su Sc oni protivili takvom 'obiaSnia-
vanju''. Cak sta wise on kaze da su tada
postoiali opravdani razlozi "a to polna-
GAME Franka fasizn1a Il Spaniji. I mas
tavlJa dale sa tim "opravdavanien'
''Danas ovi razlozi ne mogu nikako
wise ola Sc postavljaju, jer je Franbova
spanlla danas nemocna da naskodi ma
sim vojnim operacijama, :"
Dakle neprijatelja, iii fasiste, treba
(Nastayah na l. strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-23
"SrbObran" u oCaiu

Cd ovo nekoliko podupiraca ME-
govoj sovinistickoj rojaisticko-reakcio-
narnoj politici, propagirajuci mrznju IL
medju Srba Hrvata, "Srbobran" sve
jednoga "a drugim gubi il svojih poll
tickih redova. Nakon sto je izgubio je-
dan dobar dec popova, koji SUI sada "po-
crvenili'' kod 'Slobodne Reci'', on sada
gubi potporu j raznih jugoslavenskih
novina
Jedan cd tih slucajeva je Palanda-
cicevo "Ujedinjeno Srpstvo". Odose i
Palandacici u partizane. Povodom toga
"Srbobran" pise uvodnik, malo da ne
cd pola uvodne stranice u broju Cd IA.
novembra, "Zlobnost kukavelja'. Grdi
te svoje dosadasnje saveznike prokli-
ME in sto su ne sanno pobegli sa boiista,
nego SUI jos otvorii paljbu ma "Srbo-
bran" Pa Sta bi vi hteli Partizanstvo
je sada modi. To su ljudi koji okrecu
kabanicu prema vetru A tako cine
sve druge novine koje Sc izdaju radi
materijalnih interesa svojih posednika.
Kod njih ne vlada nekakvo nacelo,
osim nacela: "ko da vise tome Gu sluziti"
Ali kako vesti IL Jugoslavije jaw
Iaju, ii 'Srbobrane' gubis ma veliko
tvoje saveznike tamo Jugoslaviii
Primecujemo da popovi dezertiraju.
Cak beogradski Metropolit dao Sc ma
asikovanje sa Rusima, sto donekle miri-
81, kao da Sc klanja pred Titom.
U ostalom, mogao bi ii otici
partizane, bez da istovremeno povredis
''nacela" koja 81 do sada zastupao Sve
je to isti djavo i kod vas kod njih -
kapitalizam.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-23

Strukovne junije (misli Sc ma ekonomskL
radnicku organizaciju u opste) promasuju il
opste, kada Sc ogranicavaju ma gorilsh rat pre-,
tlv posledlca postoJeceg sistema, u mesto da
jednovremeno pokusaju izmeniti ga u mesto
"a upotrebe svoje organizovane sile kae mali
"a konacno i'm oslobodjenje radneke klase, to
rayna je null; vrednost politicke agltacije ne
izmerna je. - De Leon
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-23

Cd kada Sc, ina tome vec nnozda par
meseci, pojavio "Zajednicaru" onaj
naslov preko cele prve stranice, ''Hrvat
Tito oslobodio Beograd Cd Niiemaca
cincara' skoro sve jugoslavenske novi-
ne ovoi zenlji Kanadi odgovorile su
ma to zigosale to kao Sovinisticko pi-
sanje. Ali nekoje Cd tih JOS stalno pisu
o tome A to je Stankovicev "Hrvatsk
Glas'', "Narodni Glasl1ik" neke druge
Ko Sc nebi znao dosetiti, mslio bi
zbilia da su ii novinari veliki anti-sovi-
nisti Te novine SUI donosile nnogo cla-
naka koji SUI isto tako, pa jos gore So
vinisticki nego tai sto ga je doneo ga
jednicar' Pa sta je onda po zadi tih
tolikih napada ma "Zajednicar''. Evo Sta
je.
U partizanskom pokretu II Jugosla-
viii kriju Sc glaynom interest hrvats-
ke, verovatno slovenacke burzoaziie
Tito Sc upinje swim silama da ubedi sta
novnistvo srpske "narodnosti" tarno u
Beogradu drugin mestima da usvoie
partizanski pokret njegovu ideju fe-
derativne drzave. A to je teak posao
Sada dolazi "Zajednicar" pa hoce da po-
kvari tai racun, raspiruiuci sovinizam
Titov pokret mora ~zadobiti potporu ve-
cine stanovnistva u Jugoslaviji A to ie
nenoguce ako ne dobije bar jedan dobar
deo Srba
Da Ii sada vidis "Zaiednicaru" kako
81 zabludio U buduce pazi bolie na to
sta pises. Drugom prilikom ces noci opet
pisati siriti sovinizam, tada &c ii oni
tome pomoci. Sada nije vrenle "a tal1vo
pisanje.
"k0munisticka" zajednica in
teresa rada kapitaIa
Pseudokomunisti, mace poznati kao
Stalinisti, pociInaju da postepeno me
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-23

= Netom pr mojem dolasku u Pariz ia prosledh do
Bethisy ulce prebivalista Adirala Colignya ia IRA
zh MENU strahovanja koa Sire medu Rochelloisma
heu:i negova zivota, tako vaznog nasoj stvari nil
hovo nepoverenje Charesu TX njegovoj materi. Adj
miradov odgovor bese 'Jedna stvar koja meme zadr-
zava dvoru este skoro pozitivan izgled ustanka
Flandersu Nizozemskoj protiv krvozednog tranina
Philipa H. Samo bi Francuska potpora moga osigurat
uspeh pobune Ako bi bogate ndustrijalne pro-
vincije otsekle Cd spane, bi bile obecana zeja
naso braci. Oni bi tamo nas utocista ne kao danas
liza usaneenja malog broja gradova sgurnosti nego Iii
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Dzepna Biblija.
Ill
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

Sedennaesta knjiga romano Eugene Sue-a: Tajne
naroda' iii "Istorija jedne p7o|eterske porodice
kroz vekoue" Pricd Sesnaestom Stolecu.
U due knjige. - Knjiga H.
Sa orginalnog francuskog engeski: Daniel De Leon
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-23

1otsSENH AMJWsEEIIu Ita"
teresa rada kapitala
PseudoSomunisti, mace poznati kao
Stalinisti, pocimaju da postepeno me
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-06
EiSerS Within Two Games Of Ton
Hal NewhOuser
Shuts Out SOx

By the Associated Press)
Newhouser or Trout pitching and
Trout or Newhouser warming up!
That appeared to be Detroit's
success formula today as the Tig-
ers crept TO within two games OF
the American League-leading Yam.
KEGS.
ON paper the race still was be-
tween New York and St. Louis,
separated by only a half game, but
Steve O'Neils Bengals were feared
most by the three other contenders.
The pride of Minooka. Pa. had
been criticized by some sources all
season for "oyerworking" the strong
armed pair, but the box scores con
tinued to give the answers on the
right side of the ledger.
1t was Hal Newhouser's turn 20
take up the burden last night, and
the 23-year-old Detroit-born south
paw did his job with 4 six.hit shut
out over Chicago, 60. Even 50,
when the lefty issued his only pass
i'm an unsteady seventh inning start.
Dizzy Trout voluntarily jumped up
and started throwing in the bull
pen. Joe Haynes was the White
SoX loser as Newhouser earned his
23rd decision.
With the bulk OF the doublehead-
ers out of the way. 1t was probable
that the pair would do most OF the
work in the % remaining games,
eight of which were with Cleve-
land. Twenty-Five games won APP
peared to be within easy reach of
each.
All other contenders were idle
Tuesday so the Tigers gained a
half length on the field.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-06
L. of NJ. Starts
Defensive PLAY

Ann Arbor, Mich, Sept. GAP
Defensive play. almost ignored dur
ing University of Michigan summer
football drills and through the first
week OF fall ~'orkouts, came into
its own this week with only 10 days
OF drills remaining before the Vol
verines' opener here Sept. 16
against Iowa Preflight.
Michigan's varsity blue" squad
absorbed a full hour Of defensive
instruction yesterday while the sec
ond string Whites" pushed the
No. 1 outfit around pretty consist
emily using CT" formation plays in
a lengthy scrimmage.
Further defensive work was on
tap for today and the remainder of
the week. though Head Coach II. o.
Fritz Crisler professed he was
in the dark concerning the style Of
play the Seahawks will employ
against the Wolverines.
Crisler never before has coached
a team against one directed by
Lieut.. Commander Jack Meagher,
Preflight mentor who formerly
coached at Rice and Auburn.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-06
Bears Still Question Mark

the national loop wall this fall as
handful OF aging veterans try to
uphold a powerhouse tradition.
The Bears play exhibition con-
tests against Washington Redskins
next Sunday at Baltimore, Md, and
the New York Giants the following
Sunday at Buffalo, n. Y.
In these two games, the Bears
must find an answer to their most
pressing question-who'll replace
uncanny Luckman? 1t may be
Johnny Long, former Colgate star
and graduate Of the Bears Newark,
N. j., farm club; AL Gryo of the
University OF South Carolina; or
Bill Glenn, another Newark club
product; or even 35-year-old Gene
Ronzani, star of another Bear era.
At best, none comes close to
triple-threat Luckman, the perfect
T-formation pilot.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-06

Chicago, Sept. 6-AP-Even with
that 24-21 triumph over the Col
lege All-Stars under their belts,
the Championship Chicago Bears
still are the big question mark of
the 1914 National Professional Foot
ball League race.
Actually, co-coaches Heartily
,(Hunk) Anderson and Luke John
son, trying to pick up where 1t.
Cmdr. George Halas. owner-coach.
left off last year, can forget all
about the win over the Collegians.
1t was accomplished mainly ny
the sleight-of-handing of Ems. Sid
Luckman, Dynamo of the Bears
feared T-formation, who now is
back in the Maritime Service.
With Luckman gone, the Bears
well may have their back against
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-06
Ring Decisions

(By the Associated Press)
New York-Maxie Shapiro. 1864 f,
New York, outpointed Lew Max
well. 1861, Newark, n. j., s.
Brooklyn-Morris Ref, 1441z,
Brooklyn, technical knockout over
Joey Manfro. 1881, Bronx, 3. AL
Pennino. 122, Brooklyn, knocked
out Danny Parillo, 1851. Philadel-
phia, 4.
Bangor. Me.-Larry Villaneauy.
TAI, Berlin. n J.. knocked out Bob.
by Pooler 146. South Portland, 6
Newark, n. Freddie Schott,
2071a, Akron, o.. knocked out Dan.
ny Cox. 1915. New York. 4. Clint
Miller 124h. Elizabeth. outpointed
Domingo Diaz, 127%, Los Angeles,
s.
New Bedford. Mass.-Larry Pa
cino, 100. Roxbury. Mass knocked
out Tom Collins, 1872, New Haven,
Conn. 5.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-06
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Gb--GameS Denlnu leader.
Tuesdays Results
Detroit s, Chicago O.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-06
Roundup

New York-AP-Raph zannei Providence Jimmy
Daniels Angeles, Friday N
Madison Square Garden weighed the sme146 pound-foowng
Tuesdays Boxing physicians
excellent condition following physical
Portland, oeAP-Byron Nelson Harold Jug Mcspaden
nations leading golfers today became the first
$4,000 932G Officials said
all opflight PGA members have been invited
State College Pa-APMarne
e Will be performing for his third alma when football
The Thermopos
oa freshmen and last played for Northwestern
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-06
4 Asst 4 COX

Philadelphia, Sept. 6-AP-Fight
fans will have their last ringside
look at Civilian Ike Williams. Tren-
ton. N. j., lightweight, when he
meets Sammy Angott, Washington,
Pa. tonight in a 10-round return
bout at .Shibe Park. Ike, who won
a split decision over Angott last
June, leaves Sept 10 for the Army
Angott Is a 6-5 favorite to win the
return bout.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-06
LEAVES FOR AIR CORPS

Houston, Tex, Sept. 6-AP-Pyt.
Cecil (Tex) Hughson Of Kyle, Tex,
who won IS games for the Boston
Red Sox this season, leaves tomor-
row for Air Corps basic training at
Sheppard Field, Wichita Falls,
Texas. Hughson hurled the Jack
and Jill nine Of Houston into the
finals OF the Houston Post semipro
tournament Tuesday night, striking
out Is batters as his club defeated
Camp Hulen 4 to 2.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-06
GOOD SHOWING

Dallas. Sept. 6-AP-Lieut. Ben
Hogan, from Fort Worth's Tarrant
Field, may be right at the top of the
golfing heap-just as he was before
the Army took him out OF competi-
tion-in the 72-hole Texas Victory
Open Championship beginning to-
morrow. Little Ben whirled through
a round Tuesday in 34-32-66, five
under par.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-06
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT

Detroit, Sept 6-AP-Nine year
old Dana Carrier was accidentally
shot through the heart and killed
late Tuesday while playing with a
sawed-off % caliber rifle which
belonged to two neighbor boys.
The two companions were releas-
ed after they told Assistant Prose
cutor Joseph L. Bannigan the gun
discharged Unexpectedly when they
were tampering with 1t because it
previously had failed TO fire.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-06
Only game scheduled.
Today's Game
Detroit at Chicago.
Only game scheduled.

Tuesdays Games
ST. Louis 40, Cincinnati o..
Only game scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
One Word Led Ia Another
BY Arthur Bugs" Baer

couldn't sleep these fine office afternoons on the
bosss time apologize -Sina1ra- Club Of
Yonkers.
The girls of that baliwick resent me saying frankie
had voice like potatoes being mashed in the gummy twi
light.
Eight Of them signed fierce petition denouncng
for being an old beezark Of purest ray serene
Girls am ap0lOglzing. II your clubhouse Is hollow
tree, hang this on the shaggy bulletin board.
You heapng Goals of fire an old asbestos
scalPYeHf Declaration of Indignation to hand and
contents duly noted.
The girls who signed the petition for bigger and
better Snatras and fewer and fewer Baers the Misses
Muller PITCHER, Hochberg, Benatas Dutchman, Clam
ciulh Dosso and Scott
In postscript Miss Muller states there and
hercer members she couldn't get in touch with That
makes me repenant a Turk with two prayer rugs
and ! am the worm that craWeth
AS said before am eohtrite he only trouble with
my retractons is that usually have apologize for
Of my apologies.
But don't think I said anything so horrible when
quoted Hamlet TO be Sinatra be- that the ques
ton"
So here goes this article back the track again and
il finishes half-baked apology.
Like the old lady in court if there is anything said
that should be sorry for, I'm glad Of it,
cepyrgtt 1854 rs kng Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Letters From
Times Soldiers

TO cool us all off by stating
this is no reflection on the
army.
--ln-tf1e first place. even adj
hitting for the moment that
the navy dimes better than the
army, there is deep, brooding
suspicion IN the army that the
turkey, butter, canned beer,
tuna fish and Virginia ham that
the navy eats and drinks were
originally designed and allo-
Gated 10 the army. But the navy
got the job of loading il on the
boats (the navy calls boats
shipsN and from there on ma
ture took its course.
JOHN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
WALTER WINCHELL b.

TIVE First Nights: The stage
Il framed two contrasting
character portraits
Claiborne Fosters Pretty
Little Parlor" is a study of an
acid female with gestapo blood
in her veins and a dollar sign
for a heart The critical clan
INCLUDED that the make-belleV-
X was meaty. but that the
plot was like a bone in it's dra-
matte throat Stella Adler won
braves.
The other contribution was
Somerset Maughans Shep-
pey," whose leading character
is drawn with the milk of hu-
man kindness.
Despite it's dramatic flaws
few reviewers agreed that the
warmth Of its philosophical
glow was worth basking in
Edmund Gwenn's performance
was patty-caked.
AL Bloomingdale's lavishly-
produced musical, Allah BE
Praised was Lot Of harem.
little fun" according to Louis
Kronenberger.
THE Magic Lanterns: Packed
l. with more action. Buffalo
Bill is a swift biogra1lm Of
fabulous American during the
pioneer era when mans best
friend was his SiX-Shooter. Joel
McCrea stars. Linda Darnell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24

They write paSSionately. saying
they will de anything TO be
cured.
THEY seem 10 think that be-
Il cauSe~I write for the news
papers ! am. prlvy 10 some
secret remedy for their disease
unknown 10 their family doc
tors. which, assure everybody
] am not.
! have before me a study Of
patients Who gave up their
treatment and thereby suffered
relapSes
Now, there was a time when
we did not know the specific
treatment Of perniciouS anemia
The patients were given ny
droChloric acid with every meal
and iron and arsenic and trans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24

| WILL admit frankly. that I
didn't know what the he'll /
was taking about. and only ,aid
II 10 make her feel better. But
she pounced on IL.
II viii bet YOU 81 I don't
make II" she said.
Wei / couldn't 60 back on
my QlLGI- l.i1-- tL-.-t---++3f-- fri
! had been taken for sucker.
Consequently. you can mag
inc how good ] felt last week
when ! Kenneth Bradley Con
neCticutS state Republican
chairman announced IN Hart
ford that Mrs Luce would be
p tA+t-t,Ftt don mind TTiiUT-
ting that ] am a Very poor win
nor ! gloat.
u,sfrol'e1 ny KING Features ssrd Irr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Answer to Question No. |

Once in a while in your
younger days. yot read a SEN
-tenCe or maxim that sinks in
and Influences your whole lie.
When | was IN college l heard
William Churchill King say;
Always Try 10 feel the emo
ton YOU ought 10 feel. All my
-fife | have) tired 10 put this
motto into practice and 10 feel
thrilled and delighted over fine
things sand deeds. amt d1SguSrcd
and indignant at things that
were ugly and wrong II We do
not cultivate these habits we
soon lose eXEn-1he- capacitl-tn-
thrill over love. beauty hero
ism, faith. sacrifice and the
things that give life It's great
ness
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
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Warmers research dept sup
plies the data which inspired
Marry Doats" Found il in a
18th Century English rhyme, 10
wit: In fir tar is. In oak none
is. In mud eel is. In clay none is.
Goats eat ivy. Mares eat oats.
QUOTATION Workmanship:
VI II. J. Phillips Trying 10
describe Tallulah Bankhead is
like trying 10 describe yester-
days sunset Ellen Glasgow:
The only difference between
rut and grave is in their di-
mansions.
Sinclair Lewis As inconsider-
ate as an alarm clock.
John Barrymore: The way 10
fight woman is with your hat.
Grade IL and run,
Evelyn Knight; His glance
strutted across the room 10
meet her.
Herbert Agar SnobS who talk
as If they had begotten their
own ancestors.
d. w Moody Character is
what you are in the dark
NJ. Bodenheim She blew him
a little feather of a smile.
Wilson Miner The difference
between talking out of turn and
faux pas depends on what kind
Of a bar you're in.
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compare with that Of the animal
tanner OF the yeSteryear who
calmly entered cage IN which
there were so lions. One night
one of-the lions wasn't feeling
IN a mood 10 be tanned and he
bit this mans arm Off That
man vas Gapt Jack Bonita.
RoSzika Dolly Netcher Once
of the Dolly Sisters Only
member Of the young old timers
can remember when Rose and
her sister appeared IN 4 musical
titled The Candy Shop which
also featured Billy Rock and
Maude Fulton.
If YOU talk 10 the dice and
wish for a certain number
that number Will come up more
often than if you remain silent
and do not wish intensely.
Such is the result Of a series
of experiments conducted by
college professors.
| have mentioned this before.
il continues 10 interest me. I
am going 10 check on it.
| will get a pair of dice and
toss them 10000 times in silence
and will think of something
else. l will see how many mines
l get
Then I Will toss the same
number of times and exclaim:
Come on, you nine!' and will
keep wishing for a nine | Will
let You know how / come out.
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