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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
(Nadaljevanje)

"Visokost, prav tole sem 81 Sc
zelel - T..
"Sama sebi Sc moran zdeti
smesna, Ali mora biti to? Sal
vendar nisem moderna estetka,
da bi morala tekati s cvetiem po
svetu! Proved sentimentalno Sc
mi zdi! Date mi rajsi rumen in
rjav jezdni bic, &c sta ze po-
trebni rumena in rjava barva." :"
MAMA, veruj mi, da je res
lepo. In vejic ne smes drzati ta-
ko kakor cvetice, ampak kakor
majhno palico. In orhideje sploh
MISC cvetice, ampak kakor case
in majhne zivali perutnicami.' -
"Kakor bi drzala palico, po
kateri lezejo gnusna, majhna BIZ
tia ;! Grof Thorstein, recite
vendar kaksno odlocilno besedo.
Mlada dana postaja preoblast-
nal"
"Res je, toda najhuje je pri
tenn, da ina najveckrat prav.
Tudi vejicami, XII sta kakor sa-
mi zivi biseri. Verjemite mi, vi
sokost, to nj sentimentalnost.
Prav zanesljivo mi ne bi prislo
ma misel, da bi vas slikal Sop
kom spomincic."
"No, to me pomirja! Tudi z IL
lijami ne?"
"Tudi to ne :. Visokost, do
volite, te cvetice disc prelepo,
skoraj bi rekel, da so kakor rast-
line in pravljicnega gozda, XII
omotijo cute, case, il katerih hi
lahko tekla carodejna pijaca."
"Grof Thorstein, poeticni po-
stajate. Ali Sc vam to pogosto
primeri?"
lie malokdaj in zmerom pro-
tt volji."
Harro stoji craven name, in
mama ina prav belle rame in Gu
den lesket v svojih rjavih oceh.
Cvetice disc zelo mocno. In Har-
70 mora gledati ma ramena, in
&c Sc mama skloni, vidi mehke
crte njenih prsi pod zareco svi-
10. Harro potrebuje precej ca
sa, da prouci cvetice in sc vrne k
Sikh. In spet ina zaprta cebela
besedo, memo otozno in jezno
brencanje Sc slisi po dvorani. In
naslikane oci ma stenah strme,
ko PLAYA po njih lesket popol-
danskega solnca. Neizrecna "a
lost Sc poloti Dusice. Cd nekod
je morala priti in Sc kakor ne
INA pajcevina spustiti cez memo
srce. Brez glasu stoji tn in gleda
"a copicem, XII Sc premika zdaj
sem, zdaj tia, zdaj pa obstane..
Gong :. Kneznja vstane, malo-
marno spusti prekrasne orhide-
je ma tia. Smehlja Sc in ukloni
svojo ljubko glavo, - milosten
poklon lepe mlade dame, XII Sc
je odlicno zabavala. Tako od-
PLAYA po sobah. Pri vratih Sc
obrne, Sc enkrat Sc nasmehne,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
Du$ica ROzanlariiia
(svETNIcA IN NJEN NoREC)
Agnes Gunther
Poslovenil Boris Rihtersic
Agnes Gunthe1

saj Sc prav tedaj sklanja dolgi
Thorstein "a cveticami in ma.
smeska ne more videti. Toda
otrok ga je videl. =.
''Pojdi, Dusica, in prinesi eve.
.., * - ~~-
ticam vazo," rece Harro brez mi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
Missing in Action
Sat. John A. Star

Sgt. John A. Star
On March 29th, Mr.. and Mrs
John and Mary Star, r. D. l.
Granger Rd., Ashtabula, Ohio
were notified by the War De.
partment, that their son, Sgt
John A. Star is missing in action
in Germany since March 9th
He was a radio operator on a
BIZ bomber, and was overseas
since January. His brother, T/5
Lawrence H. Star, was sent tc
the Pacific last month.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
.(Nadaljevanje)

Tako caka poznega vecera,
In sanja, da Sc zgodaj zjutraj
vraca avtomobilom domov. v
narocju ina velik sopek roz, ma
blazinah pa velik kup dragoce-
nih daril. 'Tudi tobak "a oceta
je med mimi. In ruta in cevlji
"a mater. Potem pa zaslisi trd
krut glas:
"Kako maj zakurim ?"
Lena Sine kvisku. V njenih
oceh je obup. sele osemnajst
let j je. Dolgo Sc je branila,
Zdaj pa:
"Kako maj zakurim
Druge pricno sestnajstim
letom in Sc pref. Da. Zakaj nj
Sc ona pref pricela! Privadila
bi sc. Tako Sc pa ne DO nikoli
privadila. Student je Sci. Kaj bi
on, XII sedi lepo v kavarni, z
dekletom il Tovarniske ulice
Dober FAINT je. A ona ga je sa-
ma spodila. Malo pozneje bi jo
itak zatajil. Nikoli nj incl do.
sti casa. Morda bo nekoG velik
gospod. A Lene ze zdaj vec ne
pogleda, ona je kriva. Saj ga je
spodila. Ceprav lepo. Dejala mu
je, maj dobro premisli. In je Sci.
Bolje nj mogel premisliti. - LIE
ko hi ne bilo teh strasnih, kru-
tin besed:
"Kako maj zakurim
Lena 81 v obupu vie lase, jo-
&c, bije okoli sebe in Sc umiri
Mraci Sc. z nocjo DO vse dobro,
Sc tolazi Lena, a sebi vec ne YER
jane. Nobenega takega dneva
noce vec. In kolne, da sc il della
crno pred ocmi. Potem vstane
Posluhne. Cd nikoder nj maj
manjsega glasu. Tisina il iva
bi miren smehljaj. Oce in ma
tt morata biti v kuhinji. Molci-
ia in strmita v prazno. Strmela
in molcala bosta do smrti. In
morda cakata Lene. Da sc il
molce zahvalita in jo molce pro-
sta odpuscanja in il spet moi
&c povesta, da nista mic kriva,
da sta le stara in hroma. A no.
coj il ne bosta nicesar poveda-
la. Ne bosta je videla. Lena Sc
oblaci in prisluskuje. Ko je oble-
cena, stopi k vratom in spet
dolgo prisluskuje.
Potem je husnila mimo kuhi-
ME in Sc izgubila v temi.
X X X
Nista je pricakovala. Dnevi
so potekali. Dekleta ma ulici so
Sc razprsila po vsem mestu, da
poiscejo lepo Leno. Vsi dnevniki
so poudarjali, da je bila nena-
vadno lepa in da je morala po-
stati zrtev ostudnega zlocina.
Dekleta so Sc smejala in trgala
liste sredi ceste. zrtev ostudne-
ga zlocina! so ponavljala in Sc
smejala mimoidocim v obraz, XII
so glasno Sc zgrazajoc nadalje-
vail svojo vsakdanjo pot. Potem
Sc je pa izkazalo, da nj bilo prav
nobenega zlocina. Da sc sploh nj
bilo zgodilo nicesar omembe
vrednega. LIE neka namigusa je
skocila v vodo. Neko dekle il
Tovarniske ulice. K sreci so jo
nasli blizu, da bo lahko pokopa-
ma ma domacem pokopaliscu.
Materi v uteho.
Cakala je svojo Leno diva, tri
dni. Cakala jo je, dokler nj minil
v stedilniku zadnji polencek. Po-
tenn 81 je lepo zavezala novo ru-
to, 81 ogrnila plet in skoraj bosa
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21

Hisa 6 sobami "a emo druzi-
no; preprogami in beneskimi
zastori; 666 E. 96 St., severno
cd st. Clair Ave. Sc, 800. Odprt0
'so ogled o medeljo, cd 1. do S.
popoldne.
E. 67 St., Z sob, velika lota ;
$4,000.
F.. II St., "a 2 druzini, 6 in 6
sob, $500.
Holmes Ave., "a 2 druzini, 4
in 4 sobe, $500.
Mihaljevich Bros. Co.
6424 St. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
DIR. BERT BERKEY'S
HEALTH CLINIC
1a9 3 SE c. 10 I>I>l,o ea-A~~>

Broadway,
is let izkusnje v kiropraktiki
Ure: pon., .sreda in petek, 10. ii.
do 8. w.; torek, 10. ii. do 6. w.
sob. 10. ii. do 3. pop.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
Isce Sc

4 velikih ali 5 srednjih sob "a
majhno druzino. Kdor ina "a
oddati, mai poklite HE. 9231,
med 8. u. n SO pop, po $50
|pa HE 1914 il vprada "a Frank
Rich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
StaIni dohodek

Z flnl hlSl, VSaka "a Z druzl-
nj, v prvovrstnem stanju; ena
ina dvoje stanovanj po S sob
in kopalnico, S laundry chutes,
fireplace in zgotovljeno sobo
ma 3. nadstropju.
Druga hisa ina 2 stanovanj,
vsako A sobani in kopalnico.
Dvojni hrastovi podi, veliki
dvojni porci, kleti pod vso hiso
IS posebnim prostorom "a sadie;
fornezi ma vroc zrak, mreze "a
okna in kombinacijska vrata,
vdelana stojala "a likanje, in
stopnice iz kamna.
Lota meri .4Ox11O. Je v Iepi
okolici, blizu Superior poulicne
in Wade Park busa, ter v blizi-
nj trgovin in St. Thomas cerkve.
Kupite direktno cd lastnika in
81 prihranite denar. Ako vas "a
nina, Sc zglasite ma
1890 Ansel Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
Naprodaj je

hisa "a emo druzino, z sob, ga
raza "a 3 avte; ma 718 E. III
st. Cena $500. Poklicite GIL.
1894.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
Prodo Sc

hiso "a 2 druzini, IL sob, velika
lota, v prilicno dobrem stanju.
Samo en- lastnik jo je yes cas-
lastoval. Poizve sc ma 613 E.
102 st., GL. 9217. Cena je zmer-
ma.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
Mali oglasi

otrosko posteljo, modroc, ''high
chair" blankete, in vec' druge
oprave "a otroka; skoro novo.
Proda Sc zelo poceni. Poizve Sc
ma 6306 Edna Ave-, Suite 49,,
med 4. in 6. uro popoldne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
3 odros|e osebe

iscejo stanovanje S 4 ali 5
sobami. Kdor ina "a oddati,
maj poklice Express 3439.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-21
Mali ogIasi
/ Proda Sc Ilissa

i opeke, $ 5 sobami; klet, for
nez in velika lota. Cena $4,000.
Nahaja Sc ma 1906 Thames.
vprasa Sc pri sosedih, ma 148O4
Thames Ave.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Liquor Sales
Tan Approved

LANSING. March L. A 40 per
cent tax upon all packaged liquor
sales in Michigan was recon-
mended today by the Senate taxa
tion committee as a form of aid
TO needy municipalities and coun-
ties.
The measure, il enacted would
yield approximately $40 0000O0 in
added revenues
Senator Milliken tR) of TRAY
Cr>c City. chairman of the taxa
tion committee said the proposal
has been endorsed by Michigan
city managers and will probably
pass the Senate"
The added tax is similar TO an
emergency war tax imposed 10y
PennSN lvania on liquor sales.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Budget Hints
VE.DayJ July |.

WASHINGTON. March l3
lNSl Despite official White
House denial the budget bureau
today was basing lis appropriation
requests for the next fiscal year
ON The assumption that the war
n Europe VIII be- over by July !.
CONFIRMATION Of thlt policy
came from no less AM authority
than FBI Director j. Edgar
Hoover and the House appropria-
tons committee
II was revealed when the COM
WttCe. M a rare departure from
the economy line restored 10
tine FBI 1916 appropriation q
s. $40 COS cut 10y the budget
Aup-HH That amount gives the
FRI S}5.S-9 OOS the sum cSu-
mated aS necessary for a "onc-
tfr-tti- -rr-,---
Hoover fatty told the appropri-
at4onS committee that the one
front estimate was called FOR by
Tte bureau OF The budget and that
although he submitted an alterna-
tive request for S39671 $40. based
on two-front war after JulN
! the bureau approved the former
The F'BI appropriation was
part OF the S259, 10000 omnibus
bali covering operations ul the
state. commerce and Justice de-
pdrtmentS. and the judiciary FOR
the fiscal year beginning July l.
The bill gives the state depart
ment ST. SIS, 400, or 81 100000
moro than II received last year
but S60O0,000 less than il asked
for 1916: S93, 469,9 800 10 the JUS
nce department, S23 100000 less
than last year hut Sl,l46, 400 moIe
than -cureptty-Sn 81 q IT, T., litI1
TO the c O IN m rec department.
St65l,t5i less than last year and
81 7S44000 Tess than requested tor
JTie coming YEAR, and S14,390, AGO
TO the judiciary. an increase OF
$500. .SS3 over 1915 but S762 0UO
less than asked bN the budget.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
400. 900 Adults in Class

LANSING March 13- Michi-
gans adult education program
har drawn more than 100000
persons since lis formation last
September, said DR. Eugene b.
Elliott, state superintendent OF
public instruction, today.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-11-02

warm rooms. good food and not too
much work. so they aren't too bad
OFF. Burton entered service in April
OF l943 and went overseas in early
summer OF the following year.
G Or G e w. HARRINGTON,
&c &c, writes his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Darlington. from the
South Pacific TO let them know he
viii see them soon. Happy day
I'm leaving here tomorrow morn
ing to 10 aboard a transport that
viii take me home. ! expect to be
underway for about three weeks. SO
don't look for any more letters. The
next time you hear from me IL will
be in a telephone conversation. y
harrington joined the navy in June
of l943 and went overseas in De-
cember of the same year
PFC. MAC WARE left Wednes-
day TO report for duty at Traux
Field. Wisconsin at the conclusion
OF l5-day furlough spent visiting
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Ware. He entered service In Aug
ust OF 1914 as member OF the
army air reserve corps and after
training at various bases. the last
OF which was Lowry Field. Denver.
has been transferred TO his present
base near Madison. Ware is a
graduate Of Coolidge high school
class OF ~.
SGT. EARL NEWcomB. JR.,
L S. Marine Corps. was here over
the weekend from his base at FL
Centre. California. TO visit his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs Earl Newcomb.
ST.. and family.
RAY WElLBoRN, ANN &c,
left Saturday for New York. after
i7-day leave spent visiting his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Wellborn.
The service man. who was station
"a at San Diego until recently.
will join the crew of the new air
craft carrier. Kearsarge. not yet
commissioned. lie has served with
the Navy for over four years. dur
ing which he has seen much over
seas service. Wellborn was one of
the crew of the Lexington until she
was sunk in the Coral Sea. He
served on the escort carrier. Sara
toga. II months prior to VI Day.
earning campaign stars during
this period
JOHN SELLERS. S ifc. has re-
Gently received his discharge from
the l.. ). Navy and arrived here
last week with his wife. the former
Maxine Trout. and their two
daughters. TO visit their parents.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-11-02
Pinal Growers To
Harvest Pure Seed
Crops Of Sorghums

Pinai county pure seed growers
VIII soon begin the harvesting OF a
record crop Of pure seed grain sor-
Ehums. IL was announced today by
X X Henness. county agricultural
agent
Approved for ceriification are
80 acres of hegari. grown by four
growers. I.l20 acres OF Martins
Combine Milo. grown by six farm
ers. and l42 acres OF Plainsman
Milo. grown by one farmer; %
acres OF the Plhinsman Milo is pro-
ducing registered seed. which will
BE- replanted in 1896 for the pro-
duction Of the commercial certified
seed
Most of the hegari and practical
" All Of the Martins Combine and
Plainsman milos is being produced
for sale outside the state Arizona
crown grain sorghum seeds are
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-11-02

40 the mOtorist who Is careless
about the condition OF his tires and
battery ~ the start OF the winter
season. there is every chance 9i
encountering trouble long before
sp--4g arrives.
This is the warning issued BY
Lacy Lynch distributor for Mobil
batteries and Federal tires In this
area
he battery is asked TO carry a
much greater load In winter than
in summer" Lynch declares. 1T
takes heavy punishment when
starting the motor on cold morn
inEs. and in addition. with shorter
days and longer nights. the greater
need for lights increases the bur
den. With these conditions in
mind. II Is important TO have the
battery thoroughly checked before
"a fails completely and possibly at a
critical moment.
As for tiTes 10 neglect these
may invite trouble. That warning
sign displayed on highways all
through this area. reading Slip
perry when Wet or Frosty" means
just that. and an incaBtious driver
who ventures out with smooth tires
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-11-02
Neglect Of Battery And Tires
Spells Trouble For Motorists

during the bad weather period Is
risking a mishap. II isn't worth the
chance with retread and other tire
service available al Mobilgas sta
tions
To neglect either battery or
tires Is risky II is better TO rely
on waterproof service being Of
fered by Mobilgas dealers They'll
check your tires and battery and
advise you of their condition"
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-11-02

with American forces in Korea. ac-
cording TO word received this week.
Cook is an automatic rifleman in
the famed 7th- Infantry Division.
Korea is a beautiful country and
the people are very friendly to us.
Cook commented as he arrived at
Seoul. Korea's capital city where
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Sellers and Mr..
md Mrs. w. w. Trout. respective
". Sellers entered the navy in
1912 and has been stationed since
IN California. where his wife and
family made their home to be near
him. The young Sellers do not
know definitely what their future
plans will be. Both the Sellers and
Trout families have made their
homes I'm Coolidge for many years.
CECIL L. RHODES, 2 TIC, serv-
ed on the seaplane tender USS
Kenneth Whiting when she moved
into Sasebo Bay. Kyushu. Japan.
with the vanguard of the U. S. oc-
cunation forces to take over a Jap
anese naval base. The Whiting
arrived the day before the main
force. and the crew had the oppor-
tunity of watching an enemy
stronghold being seized. His par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Rhodes.
make their home al Valley Farms.
JOHN 3. SMITH, sac, has re-
turned TO San Diego at the conclu-
sion of a weeks leave spent visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs John
h. Smith. 'Sr.. residents of Valley
Farms for the past eight years.
John has Just completed boot camp.
HORACE ScOFFER, Jr., S f/c.
took part in the climax of the bat
tleship USS Tennessee's role in the
war with Japan. role that in
cluded virtually every major opera
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-11-02
Spanish h-American
Youth Club Is
Organized Here

A Spanish-American Youth Club
has been organized in Coolidge.
with Lille Granillo. president. The
club meets every Wednesday eve
ming to plan social activities.
Other officers elected were:
Tony Lopez. vice president: Paul
me Barrios. secretary: Mercy Par
ra. treasurer; Henry Garcia. ser
zeant at arms; Dorothy Ayala and
Mike Garcia. social chairmen.
The group had Halloween
dance In South Coolidge Wednes-
lay evening.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-11-02

the Americans have established
headquarters. A veteran OF the
Okinawa campaign. Pfc. Cook has
been overseas since June OF this
year. His wife. Mary. resides at
Coolidge. and his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley Cook, make their
home here.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-11-02

tion in the Pacific, when occupa-
tion forces were landed from THE
Rebel" at Wakayama. Honshu,
Japan. Damaged at Pearl Harbor.
the Tennessee came back to en-
gage in operations from the Aleu-
tians to the home waters of Japan.
She was at Okinawa. preparing for
further operations. when news OF
Japan's acceptance of surrender
terms was received. Scoffer is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Scot
fer. Sr., OF Blackwater.
PFC. AUSTIAN L. COOK, IS, OF
Coolidge. is among the Arizona sol
diers serving on occupation duty
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-11-02

NFL. LEWIS bOH 7 ON writes
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ". r.
Burton. from Japan that be has
been transferred from the old
Wildcats" and Is now with the
18th Division. We are occupying
a japanese barracks. a two story
affair that isn't bad don't have
any idea how long | will be here,
but the prospects OF a speedy re-
turn home look dim. We supposed
~ came here TO take the Japanese
over but II seems more like we
are prisoners OF war. We are CON
fined 10 the area until further no
tice and have TO have a pass even
after the restriction is lifted. II
ever. And We have 10 be dressed
according 10 specifications. to the
letter. Looks like we are in for a
good session. However. they have
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-11-02

widely planted through Oklahoma.
Texas. Kansas and other states OF
the Mississippi Valley. All carry
the seal of the Arizona Crop I'm
proyement Association and the
University OF Arizona. under whose
direction they are produced
Mr.. Henness emphasized that
the pure seed program with its
careful supervision is building a
fine reputation for the quality Of
Arizona grown seeds.
Growers cooperating in the pure
seed program are A. ID. Galloway.
Arthur Thomasson. the Pima In
dian Agency. Elwood II Smith. J.
n YocoIn. the Gila Ranch. l.. a.
Rhodes. T, II. Simpson. Earl Reck-
er. II. A. Faul
Evening star., 1945-01-29
Dear Ruth as Command Play
Amuses Capacity Audience
Nv law CARMODY

That special one that turns out once year In its
performance Naonal-enoyed itself
night enjoyed the Dear Ruth amusing e
directed
Evening star., 1945-01-29

play for the gala occasion we can
not remember since Life With
Father" sent the same customers
approximately the same at any rate,
out into the night convinced that
the American way of life can be
pretty darned funny when the right
playwright comes to think of it. The
Infantile Paralysis Foundation
which gets the proceeds hardly can
be happier than the capacity throng
which donated them.
Dear Ruth" if you have not
heard, is a humorous fable that fits
snugly into its time, kind of sequel
to Junior Miss" It's resemblance to
the latter is heightened by the
presence in the principal role of
Lenore Lonergan, the frog-voiced
villainess of the earlier comedy
now come to comely adolescence
and a considerably higher fire-pow-
er. She is an extremely ample young
actress to have around when the
task is one of tossing explosive fam
cies into normally quiet routine of
family life. Those who help her
have an equally high regard for
Director Hart's word that the way
to play Dear Ruth" is just like this,
see Otherwise, Mr.. KraSna'S comedy
would have been considerably less
amusing.
Mr.. Krasna, who has been quite
Evening star., 1945-01-29

busy in the movies these last few
seasons, found an amusing central
character in the invariably fertile
field of the little sister and youngest
daughter of family, this one
named wilkins.
A wonderfully imaginative and
energetic child Miriam is. In ad-
dition to striving for properly
tolerant contempt for the ignorance
of her parents, she indulges such
irresistible humor as rowing with
the War and State Departments
over their policies, and setting the
stage for the revolt Of the young.
The one of her various inspired
misdemeanors which creates all the
furore in Dear Ruth" is super
ficially one of the lesser ones, namely
that of having written some partic-
ularly fiery letters to a young avia-
ton officer in Italy to which she
signed her older sisters name. The
chap shows UP one day to exercise
the claim which he justiflably re-
CARDS as having upon poor, lovely
Ruth. That is where the trouble
starts, highly entertaining sort of
trouble which makes wrecks of the
whole Wilkins tribe and is not too
easy on those portions of the armed
forces involved.
That liking for the human race
which has been manifest in his
screenplays is pleasingly evident in
Mr.. Krasna's current contribution
to Broadway's levity.
He has bothered to make even
his villain a halfway pleasant fell
low, the banker fiance of Ruth who
takes lot of pushing around in
the situation that requires her to
feign romance with the returned
airman in order not to ruin his
Evening star., 1945-01-29
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
National-"The Merry Widow"


National-"The Merry Widow: !:
$3.50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"Between Two Women:
HOS am, LAS, 4:30, tbs and 10
pm. Stage shows: l., 3:45, $50 and
9:15 pm.
Earle-"Together Again: 1O:l5
am, ITO, Ais, 7:05 and 10 pm.
Stage shows: 1890, 3:25, 6:25 and
$40 pm.
CoIum m b bia-"Winged Victory:
11:20 am, 1:50, 4:25, and 9:35 pm.
Keith's-"Cant Help Singing:
HAS am, LAS, 3:45. 5:45, 7:45 and
9:45 pm.
Little-"A Bill of Divorcement"
II am, 12:45, 2:30, 4:20, sos, 7:55
and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan - Hollywood Can
teen": 1875 am, 2:05. 4:35, 7 and
9:40 pm.
Palace-"Meet Me in st. Louis:
1885 am, 2:05, 4:35, 7:05 and
9:35 pm.
Pix--"Tell Your Children: 3:20,
$40, sos and 1925 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts, con-
tinuous from 10 am.