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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-09

Vakarep ir oras pradejo bent kick atvesti.
Vienmarskniams truputi ir salta daresi. Jo-
| nui D. atidaviau savo svarka, nes jis. vargsas,
dar is nanny buvo suimtas vienmarskinis ir taip
atveztas Kauno kalejima.
Pradzioje maneme kad valgyt visai negau-
sine. kad NUNS pakaks ir to vandens ka atsi-
gereme; bet paskui liepe visiems susesti grupe-
mis-, rodos po dvylika. Kiekvienai tokiai gru-
tpei dave po duonos kepaliuka Duona abai ska
Mai suvalgeme ir nuo to labai sustiprejome.
Paskui NUNS isake sedeti kaip sedime vietoje,
nesikilnoti ir nebesiskirstyti is grupiu. Name
me kad duos ir sriubos vakarienei. Enkadevis-
tai, vaiksciodami tarp zmoniu grupiu, pamate
ka nors bandanti pasikelti, tuojau atkisa sau-
t tuva ir taiko. Pora kartu sove, bet j virsu ne
Fl zmogu. Ypac vienas enkadevistas pailgavei-
I dis. juodaplaukis kumpanosis, storalupis ir at
Evirais priesakniais dantimis, nes jos storos lu-
pos niekad nesusiciaupia, savotisku pasididzia-
vimu, taikydamas revolveriu. tvarke mus kad
nekrutetume. NUNS labai patiko jo tas taiky-
mas: pakelia revolveri ties desine akin,
galva palenkia ir taip stropiai taiko zmogu kad
rodos tuojau ir nusaus j zmogus pamates tai
kant j il revolveriu, tuojau atsiseda ir nebe-
kruta.
Musu pulkninkui Juozui S. kaz kas blogai
nutiko. Anksciau jis miegojo. dabar pradejo
kaz kokias nesamones pasakoti KAHN is kur
jis gavo ia palta, kurio jis anksciau rodos ne
turejo. Js skundziasi kad il tas paltas gals
isduoti, nes jis savo nosine anksciau buvo ide
Ijes desini kiseniu, dabar ja RADIO kariame
kiseniuje. Mes il raminam kad nieko cia bio
go negai ivykti bet jis vistiek to patio laba
bio.
Man labai itartinas vienas enkadevistas,
kuris, aplinkui vaiksciodamas, neatitraukia
vo akiq nuo musu Kaunskes grupes. Nezinia
kodel js mus taip atidziai stebi ir ko jis is mu-
su nori? Patariau savo draugams atsargiau
kalbetis tarp saves, mes gal tas velnias supran-
ia ka mes tarp saves Letuviskai kalbames.
Jau saule nusileido ir temti pradejo. KAHN
kas is sedinciu kaliniu minios suktelejo:
Ar bus sriubos?
| - Taip, dvyikta vaanda gausit labai ge-
,ros sriubos! = atsake vienas enkadevistas
| Man tas enkadevisto atsakymas "dvylikta
valanda gausite labai geros sriubos' labai kei-
stat skan1bejo. Ne man vienam bet il daugeliui
kalniu atroda labai itartina ta ju "sriuba'.
Dienos metu ktoje kaejmo puseje kieme
Wis buvo grdeti moteru balsai. Vakarop jos
visiskai nutilo. Turbut jas kur nors isvede ar
gal cia pat kalejima suvare.
! Vakare, dar ne visiskai sutemus, tuscioje
kalejimo kiemo vietoje, uz tvarto, enkadevistai
pasistate staliukus pradejo kahn ka rasineti.
Paskui eme saukti tam tikro amziaus kalinius
ir juos rasineti savanoriais j Raudonaja Armi-
ia. Ju labai daug uzsirase, ypac kriminaliniu
kanu, nes politniu berods neeme Juos pas
kui iSrikiavo ir iSvede is kalejimo keno. Kie-
me kaliniu skaicius labai sumazejo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-09
VEL. LEKTUVAI ATSKRENDA

Visiskai sutemo ir zvaigzdes danguje suzi-
bo, tik dar saulelydziai vakaruose siek-tiek gel
svai raudonuOja Labai tykus ramus vakaras
Tik staiga vakaru puseje isgrstame lektuvu
Ultima. Kapitonas J. neapsirinka: jis, senas
lakunas, is garso pazysta keno cia lektuvai at
uzia. 80,
- Vyrai, cia vokieciu lektuvai atuzia. AS
jau matau juos. (. Ju labai daug-bombone-
Siai ir naikintuvai. Jau artinasi prie musu
Cervenes tuOjau prasdes.
Jiens dar visiskai priskridus prie Ger
venes, is visu miesto pakrasciu pasipyle boise
viku orc batareju suviai ir eme kilt raketos.
Netrukus Vokieciu bonlbonesiai pradejo mics
ia bombarduot rodos visas pragaras uzvire ::
ir is vrsaus ir is apacios tik pila ir pila, ra-
kietos tap pat is abieju pusiu tik raizo ir ralzo,
apsyiesdamos ore. Per jas net ir zvaigzdes er-
dvese nubuko. Matyt bolsevikai cia turejo ir
savo lektuvu, nes netrukus atbirbe ir jq mai
kintuyai. Prasidejo l6ktuvu kautynes ore aux
stai virsum musq galyu truputi soma. NUNS
buvo labai patogu steb6ti kaip oro erdveje lex
Etuvai lektuvus, ivairiai -narstydamiesi saudo il
kulkosvaidziu ir stambesniQ pabuklQ. Nakties
metu. nepaprastas nakties Waldo grazumas
Ypac labai grazu ziureti j melsvcs sviesos kas
pinu kulkosvaidziq sviecianQju kulku serijas
Aiskiai matyti kur kulkos lekia, Vokiesiu IA
kunai saudo laba taikliai Q. bolsevikai pro sail
Ju orc kanuoles tik ora saudo: jQ sviedinia
sprogsta CANA atokiai nuo Vokieciu lsktuvq.
Prize visos tos iliuminacijos prisidejo i
mieste padegtu keliu nanny gaisrai, Milzinisko
liskilmes - boHbv, artilerijos ir kulkosyaidzi'
lorkestras, sviesos, dumai irs kraujas! Ir dan
|gsus zvaigzdes. rQdos, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "
= 4 y - cts s9F 49,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-09
PEIZAZAS

q. K. Aleksandriskis)
Laukas, kelias, pieya, kryzius,
silo juosta melyna,
Debeselip tankus izas
Ir graudi-graudi DANA.
R6ga ,kelias ir berzeliai
Linksta VETO puciami;
Samanotas- stogas zalias
II Suns balsas prietemyj.
0 toliau-paskendes kaimas,
Tx zirgeliai tarp klevu;
slama liepos tokia laime,
Tokiu liudesiu savu.
Tx sukriks, it gerve, svirtis,
Substances daina klevuos. -.
Gera cia gyvent If nirti!
Gera vargt cia, Lietnyoj!...
,ulnas, 1929, X, 20,
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DOROTHY Thompson neperseniausa parase straps
- nj kuriame CANA tikinamai isvede kad dabartlne
"didzuju" potka neisvengamai sejanti sekas naujam
karu "Esa grd naivu galvoti kad kei simtai mill
onu aukstos kulturos Europeciu vien is neapykantos
Vokietiai animal sutiktu butt didzuu trju pastum.
deiais r zaseliais Jie nor nusikratyt Hteriu, tai
tesa bet e tap pat nori r savaranksko, visiska ne
prklausomo gyvenme takq sferq Europoje kurimas ma
nesvengiama AngoSaksq nteresus pastatys prizes Ru-
siskuosius, tuos priesngumus tegales isspres na-
jas karas Kad to naujo karo bug gala isvengt rel.
ka atkurt Europa stpra, paiega ir garhinga. I tai
yra Amerikos uzdavinys, ir tk Amerika viena gall il
atkt Amerika yra senosios Europos kurinys, sukur-
ta is Europos atyykusiu zmoni r JOS pareiga yra duo
ii Eulopai tinkama sprendma"'.
= Atrodo kad 81 karta Dorothy Thompson tkrai bla
yai paziurejo dalyku esmei axis Taciau reaioji pa
detie eyoiucja bent tuo tarpu neina situo keu Kap
Tx nlolatos pabrezamas MISUNDERSTANDING SUI Russia
leikalas Europos klausmo sprendime, tagi, Dorothy
Thompson interpretacUoje, einana ne naujo karo is
yenesna oi je rengma Mes juk jei Observation-Disclosures
ma Rasais Europos tyarkyme, JIG automatiskai iei
susdurima su Anglo Saksu interesais, Angos- Ameri-
kos nusstaymas Lenku ir Jugosavp atzvilgu askiu
naankumu Rusans is venos puses Aerikos orc laivy-
10 baziu Rusioje steigmas is ktos puses dar syk ne
giniaaai patyirtina ddsancio AnglQ Amerikieciu
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(Bus daugiau)
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10

WANTED-Saleslady for part time
employment Qocal residenD, ex-
perience not necessary but help
full. Write Box $50. State age and
experience. 2-l4
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10
Use Post-Press Want Ads For Results
I7-country Property Lease
See These Now

BLENKIRON 80 in lettuce at east
end Main ST., Y mile east of
cemetery. For rent, possession
July /. Tell me for what crops
how long and what it is worth
to you. Prefer going to alfalfa
but not compulsory.
HAVE 40 ACRES available now for
Watermeions.
FOR SALE-Short 40, in alfalfa.
Good house, water system and
other improvements. No land is
better. It's a high producer and
priced right at $6500.
A GOOD 80 for $4,000, terms or
cash. New alfalfa and barley. Well
levelled. Good drainage. All new
concrete boxes and no better wa
ter delivery in county.
160 FOR $4,000 including flax
crop growing. This too has new
concrete boxes, drainage and good
delivery. Can be irrigated in "a
hOlirc
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10

Inexperienced man to
work on grease rack. Apply 4th
and State, Turner Wakefield Ser
vice Station 2-l2
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10
4Transportation

WANTED-Lady wishes share eX-
penses, transportation to San
Diego and return, Sunday, Feb. 49,,
to visit husband in hospital. Phi.
2O98-J. 2-11
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10
l8-Country Property Sale

BEDROOM House, acre of land,
pressure water system-$1 900. 1st
house north Tony'S Garden. 2-;6
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10
Lost. founo Strayed

LOST on San Diego Hwy l 9x20
tire mounted on tenhole GMC
wheel. Call Hendrix Trucks, BraW-
ley 1893. 2-ll
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10

WANTED-Large room or Apt. for
Lit, wife and little girl. Phone
1880, Room 4O7. 2-14
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10
32-Used Cars

1941 CHEVROLET Spec. Deluxe q
door sedan. Good condition. Pm.
imp. 345l after 5 pm. 2-14
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10
i2-Wanted TO Rent

3 MEN WANTED at Quality Dairy
1900 West Commercial. 2-14
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10

WANTED-Coupe 80 to 81. Must
be in good mechanical condition.
Phone 1893 between am. and
4 pm. 2-i2
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10

DAIRY CATTLE for sale-Several
springers. E. j. Baustad. | mile
north from Siib-station on High
way Ill. 2-i4
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10

furnished apartment, house or
room for mother and aunt. Prefer
ably twin beds. Phone 1T after
pm. 2-11
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10

FOR SALE-1941 Ford sedan. Pm.
1918 between 6 and 8 pm. 8-11
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10

ROOM FOR RENT. Private en-
trance. One man only. 1910 He'll
Ave. 2-l1
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10

FOR SALE-1941 DeSoto coupe. All
extras. One owner Bargain. 435
Hamilton. 2.l1
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10

SMALL NEW house completely fur
nished. All new on ten acre tract
6 in alfalfa. New electric Norge
range and 7 it. Norge refriger-
ator. a mi. north and / mile
west Imperial, 3rd house across
Newside Ditch. r. N. Nelson.
Cash price, $1700. 2-11
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10

FOR SALE-Small house on 1A
acres east of Ell Centre; now
vacant. Fence tor chickens, fine
: shade. Total price $1,000 cash.
See Starr Won Fluss, 664 Holt. 2-14
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10
3-Rooms for Rent

ROOM FOR RENT-To young
lady. 729 No. 10 ST. 2-11
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10

WILL SELL girls coat, size 7 to 9,
velvet trimmed. Very reasonable.
Phone 313. 2-14
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-10

FOR SALE-Maytag mangle. Excel
lent condition. 435 Hamilton. 2-l1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
One Word Led to Another
of ladies,''
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER-

For many years economists have bowsered US with
the statement that Europe could live what we throw
away.
That's probably as true as one-man dog. But when
throw stuff away we want 1t to stay thrown
So the folks in town completely bewltehed
the other day when they read that ncnerator hor
culturist had been apprehended helder's choice
The likabe little moppet of the byways and the lanes
had been collecting garbage at exits and selling back at
the front door.
We realize that there is a contraction in the menu
and shortage of recipes. But never thought we
had reached the stage where had to put
lettuce May Pole and snap at it every time around
Well, that connoisseur of exhausted artichokes got
the works from neat jury that figured reorganization was
not one of the Seven Exact Sciences.
The Judge also ate in stylish restaurant that had
back door When the district attorney brought the evi
dence into court the Judge turned yellow saffron green
and purple Each successive color being decided inn
provement on the preceding one.
Rather than keep you in suspense longer Will state
that the town New York. will cite the of
the curator of secondhand swillage l trying to
his secret of transfusing life into mumbled
and well gummed lamb chop
Copyright, 1914 Kns Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
MAJOR DE SEVERSKY

THE saturation bombing Of
Il Casino which reduced the
unfortunate town to rubble IS
still being widely discussed and
interpreted. From most of the
comment in print and on the
radio IL is sadly clear that even
today. in the fifth year OF the
war, the role of air power con-
tinueS 10 be misunderstood.
Early reports claimed that s.
400 tons Of explosives had been
unloaded in about 1000 SortieS-
Later II appeared that while
such volume had been planned
actually only 1900 tons were
dropped in about 1000 sorties.
Despite this thorough destFue-
ton. the town did not fall 10 as.
We had TO continue to fight for
its ruins.
Where previously we struggled
from house TO house. we now
struggle from rubble heap to
rubble heap.
IN SOME cases. indeed, the
Il rubble proved more effective
protection for the enemy, and
a greater obstacle to ourselves.
than the houses. Every foot of
ground was blocked by wreck
age and bomb craters. BY March
"a, dispatches indicate. the Ger
mans were only $50 yards from
the most advanced point reached
by Americans before the deluge
of bombs.
Faced with these facts. some
people began to express doubts
about the efficacy Of air power.
They tried 10 relate the Cas-
sino episode to the great aerial
offensive against Germany and
10 the projected invasion of
western Europe.
All of which proves that these
people have not yet grasped the
elementary difference between
tactical and strategic use Of
the air weapon.
IN CASINO. IL should be I'M
Il derstood once and for all, air
power served as tactical auXil-
iary-aS field artillery, pure and
simple. A decision was made to
demollsh the town. The neceS-
sary explosive could be delv-
cred by guns or by planes.
supplemented by guns, and the
job was donan
WhateverItrs operation might
prove about NThe desirability of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29

put of everything until they
have planned and got agreed to
I'm every feature, u white paper
or blueprint for the regenera-
ton Of the world. before Of
course, asking the electors how
they feel about It,"
NOTHING is easier than to be
~ bright, cheerful, brilliant,
optimistic about the future. Any
one with even half a mind ought
10 be able TO map a wonderful
future for himself and for the
world.
Most high school juniors do
II, and every one does il when
he takes his young think in his
arms and paints a glorious flu
ture II only she will join her
life with his. The difficulty is
that the future generally catches
up with us.
Had Franklin d. Roosevelt
not remained President for
third term. his future might not
have caught up with him. His
successor would have been
blamed for the failure.
But what actually happened
with the tax program is that the
rich live on their capital, but
the aggressive middle-class dis
covers that IL cannot amass any
capital through savings, that its
standards of living is lowered
each March IS, while the white
collar" folks, the professional
groups and even the worker are
being frozen into fixed poverty.
THE perfectionist liberals hav-
u ing had free reign TO play
with their immaculate ideas
have been caught up with by
what seemed such a distant flu
ture when they started.
Take, for instance. this bust
ness Of the Atlantic Charter
and the four freedoms. II was
not so long ago that any one
who doubted that this melange
of words equaled the Ten Com
mandments and excelled the
Declaration of Independence
was a traitor TO his country,
TO mankind and the everlasting
brotherhood of the human race.
What of the Atlantic Charter
now? Only Teheran is the
guide and no one knows Of
fcially what happened at
Teheran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29

take As TO the hardy Scots"
British NJ. p. Maj. Markham
recently stated;
That the Scots are q hardy
race II a fallacy. Their infant
mortality Il higher than any
other part of the British Isles.
Their expectation Of life Is four
years less than the average
EngIishman. Their death rate
IL higher"
A LONDON, England, barber
n offers his patrons the choice
Of 40 different styles OF haircut.
He has a catalogue showing pic
lures Of each style of hair cut.
Am asked what the long lived
HunZas Of India eat. Under
stand their diet consists of raw
vegetables, raw fruit, natural
whole grain and moderate por-
tons of fish and chicken. They
do not cook food much. Roast
beef medium would be too we'll
done for them. Among the Hun
Zas rheumatism, cancer and
toothache are unknown.
Harriet Beecher Stowe was a
cute little trick. She was ) feet
tall and weighed 100 pounds.
This is also the height and
weight Of Helen Hayes, who por-
trays Mrs. Stowe in the play.
Harriet"
Copyright. Is4i. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
II. v. DURLING

Two faces Ger cradle bent,
The hands ADORE the head we're
locked.
Thtse pressed each 6tbrr/ubdc
they rocked.
Those l0atched a life that Ioue
had sent.
. solemn h0uri
d hidden pOUer!
-George Eliot.
above quoted by request Of
a proud NANNY and pappy OF
Boston, Mass.
If YOU like this poem please
Il clip IL now as il Will not be
quoted again.
The first man 20 win Britain'S
top medal for gallantry in ac-
ton. the Victoria Cross. was an
Irishman. That was 1t. Lucas
OF the royal navy When
asked 'What Is the most beau
tiful word in the English Ian
guage p" Chauncey Depew I'M
mediately replied. III o m e"
Eitenne Marcel, Frenchman
invented the income tax. There
is a statue of him in Paris
Women workers in an
English factory went on strike
because the management de-
manded they leave their hand
bags in their lockers while
working. Most of the trouble
Enghshmen have with women
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
ON BROADWAY.

"Sure, sure" he yelled back.
Anybody else want two 2Os for
a IOf I can keep this up all
night. But 1 warn you I'll
break your ~ Z
w That kept up for half an hour,
and finally. out of Dos, he stag
gered into the night. He kept
his word. too.
His 20s were counterfeit.
DOOR Man: Not only was
Il Scotch scarce, but w. C..
Fields was making personal APP
pearances i'm a dry state.
Can you imagine, he groaned.
living for four full weeks on
nothing but food and water 2"
Rlngside Seat: Robert Sher-
rod, whose new book. "Tarawa."
is a click already. says the Pa
cific war was nearly two years
Old and he had seen much of it
elsewhere when we invaded Ia
rawa. On the transport a youth
full lieutenant asked Sherrod
why he hadn't written a book.
He said he was waiting for
real story.
On the first day on the Ia
rawa beach. where our troops
held only 20-foot beachhead.
charges of dynamite were flung
into Jap pillbox. The officer
turned 10 Sherrod. grinnned and
asked
"Will this one do"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
BETTER HEALTH
: BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING-

I PAUSE 10 recommend TO the
i overwelghtS among my read
ers the Lenten diets | have been
publishing. II you began in
mid-Lent and followed them
faithfully. and if you were as
much as 20 10 30 per cent over
weight you will be 10 10 Is
pounds thinner by Easter.
The diets have been very
carefully designed by an expert
10 conform TO wartime rationing
'and points.
One advantage of the diets is
that you will save ration stamps
on them. They are arranged so
that leftovers are made up from
the principal meat or food OF
the day before.
II you under eat on this your
family may over eat because
there will be more family ration
points.
They are also arranged so
that the vitamin and mineral
content is up 10 par The pro-
TEN Is adequate though low
The caloric value OF days
food intake in this diet is quite
low and practically guarantees
weight loss. Almost any adult.
no matter how small. requires
800 Galleries daily: a diet re-
stricted To 1000 cslorieS will
make him lose weight The
Lenten diets Rre presented
contain $50 10 % Rlories daily.
This follows - formula of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29

CARLYLE BL OK w = l. l.
~ tsilent-days screen idol and
Nancy Emmons. the rich widow.
are. GREATNESS The Joe Dr.
Maggios are trying TO mend
matters +, AL Jolson is di-
lirious because OF Marilyn John
son, ex-Copacutie, now with Co
Mmbia fiicks Broadway
hears that Benny Goodman is
breaking up his band because of
illness Tammany Chief
tain +. Loughlin and wife ex-
pect their sixth image I'm the
summer The recent ru-
morS elsewhere that Damon
Runyon was shelving his news
paper columns are stifled by
Damon This is his 32nd year,
and his Hearst contract has
two years more. One of
the heaviest losers AT the
track $4,000 in two weeks) is
q Broadway Chorus girl --
broadway Rembrandt. The
~ wise guys are still talking
about il bresthlessly. A drunk
wobbled into one OF the sa-
looms, clutching fistfuls OF SO
bills. He went 10 the bar and
yelled:
Fiji 'em up. Everybody
drink
For a gag one of the wiSen-
heimers asked him If ne had
two POS for a ten.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
ON THE SIDE

is because they don't Try 10
understand them. To a woman
her handbag IS Indispensable.
Another thing The Englishman
fails 10 keep in mind is that
women while they like 10 be
dominated do not care TO be
Inundated.
QUERIES from clients. @
" Isn't Cole Porter the best
lyric writer for musical shows?
a He Is the best ever born IN
Peru, Ind. The best of all is
Oscar HammerStein IL. q 49,
Can your Horses & Women de-
partments research confirm the
claim there are So different
types Of kisses? A-Our II g. w
department has not yet UNDER
taken a research Of the SUBJ
lcCt OF OSCILLATION.
Margaret Barron said:
There are kisses that fiatter,
kisses that sOOthe. kisses that
thrill, kisses that amuse. kisses
that pay homage and plain duty
smacks."
4 PPARENTLY there is much
"A room for Improvement in
the system of baby identihcation
in some hospitals. Now some
people in Chicago claim their
baby was operated on by mis-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
The BRIGHTER SIDE
BY DAMON RUNYON

I THINK il was some one in
Il Chicago who recently sug-
gested that old love letters he
turned in on the waste paper
drive.
IL struck me as a great idea
and / regretted that had none
20 contribute myself | was al
ways q burn 'em-up- right away
fellow on that kind Of CORE
Spondence.
! DO not mean 70 convey the
impression that | received
many love letters. ! never was
the type that inspires tender
miSSives. But the few | did re-
ceive ! promptly destroyed II
was matter Of gallantIy with
me
shall always remember the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29

WE PROMISED lovely Pow
w erS model we wouldn't pub
hSh the news of her secret
marriage TO an officer now sta
toned in Trinidad (she'S already
suing for annulmenD. but the
merger news has already been
limited at elsewhere. and besides
all her pals tell il.
The James Crowleys, both
formerly OF The Detroit Times.
are Observation-Disclosures. Her
pop is the popular Charles
Hughes, sec'y of the Detroit
Athletic Club.
A staffer on New York
newspaper is IN "A jam for al
legedly handlin So. 500 in graft
coin to fix OPA violations.
People who are stage-Struck
Will do almost anything 10 gain
a foothold behind the footlights
.-A-vivid example of SUCH
desperation is an adj that ap-
peared in a theatrical trade
paper: Engagements Wanted:
Small parts, such as dead body
or outside shouts"
A group was once discussing
an actor who was giving Viz
ginia competition for making
ham famous What can YOU
say about man who is in love
with himself ?" Percy Hammond
was asked.
We'll, replied the critic, lat
least he hasn't any rivals"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29

because there will be no flow
of supplies and reinforcements
such as made the demolition of
Casino a futile undertaking.
We have certain amount OF
air power at our disposal. We
must learn not 10 assume liabili-
ties on the surface that obliges
us TO cut into our limited reser-
voir of air power when il is so
urgently needed for the number
one job of knocking out the
luftwaffe and assuming COM
mand of the skies over the en-
tire country.
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