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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05
TURF 1867 KARO
LAIVUS

Ketvirta meta karo pra-
dedant, Suv. Valstiiu karo
laivynas padaugejo Xxi 1857
karo laivu ir turi $1,000
lektuvu. Karo laivyno lex
tuvai yra paskira dalis nuo
armijos lektuvu.
Karo laivynas dabar yra
daugiau negu trissyk di-
desnis kaip buvo kuomet
prasidejo karas. Prize to
laivynas turf $3.50 issedi-
mo valciu, kuriomis karei-
vial is laivu isvezami ] ze-
myna.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05
AR SIS SPEJIMAS
VEEKS?

Prize spejimu kad Vokie-
ciai pasiduos IL karas bus
baigtas pereita rudeni, da-
dedama dar vienas prana-
savinas: Vokieciu armiia
gall isbaigti visa turima
gasolina, reikalinga karo
vedimui, apie viduri Sau-
Sio menesio.
Tada nukristu visi Vo-
kieciu lektuvai ir sustotQ
veike tankai ir kit oasoli-
nu varomi karo pabuklai i,
Vokieciai turetu baigti ka-
riave.
Churchill taip pat skel.
bia savo pranasavima log
| Vokieciai bus sumusti GA
lutinai 1915 metu begyie.
zinonoa, 1916 metas dal
labai ilgas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05
KARO Vadovybe iSleido

isakyma init kariuomenes
tarnybon vyrus tarp Is If
26 metu, kurie Xxi siol bu-
vo paliuosuoti nuo militia
risku pareigu ir palikti ap-
dirbti ukes.
Tokiu paliktu ukese val
kinu skaicius yra $4,000,
rraneSa Karo Mo- ilizacijos
Direktorius Byrnes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05
DEL, yOKIESTl]

DEL vOKIEciIE passe
kimo pralauzti saiunginin-
ku linijas ir isiverzti Belgi-
jon apie 40 myliu, sakoma
bus padaryta 'sukratymas'
auksciausioje sajungininku
karo vadovybeje greitu lai-
ku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05
kEETUV0S AAENESTRO SVERKINIMAS
a@AU3u ME7-u PRoGA
Washington, Gruodzio 29, 1914.

washington, G1uodzlo %, I944.
D6kinga brolianls Amerikieciams uz suteikta
ir t'uosiar2a morale il rnateriale parana Lietuviu
Tauta, karo il agresijQ draskoma, Nauiu Metu an
goe vieningai tebesilaiko vities veavos, siekdama
rril-lausonybes Atlantic Charter pagrindu per
DemokratiiQ pergae.
P. ZADEIKIS
Lietuvos Igaliotas Ministries.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05

Uzmusta % darbininkai.
Monterey, Meksikoje, ,prie
baznycios statymo nelai-
meie uzmusta 22 darbinin-
gai. Igriuvo baigiamas da-
tryti bazlfycios stogas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05

Carl Zeidler, buves Milwau-
kee, Wis, mayoras, kuris pas
taru laiku raportuota zuves su
laivu juroje vakaru pakrasty-
je Pietu Americas. Jis buvo
isrinktas mayoru budamas "a
metu amziaus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05

1914 metu begyje Ame-
rikos orc iiegos numete
ant Vokietiios 767,000 tonu
bombu, kuriomis padarvta
.nriesui daug nuostoliu pa
cioje Vokietiioie ir naziu
|uzimtose salyse.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05

Plieno darbai ir 1915 me-
tais pirmoje vietoje bus ka-
70 reikalavinu patenkini-
mui. Plieno dirbtuves tu-
ri uzsakymu perpilnai vi
sal primal pusei Stu metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05
ATLANTG>
RIO " {
DID,

Atlantic Carteri, dabar kai pats
Prezidentas Roosevelt pripa-
zinc jog tai buve tik smoteliai
popierio.
Prezidentas Roosevelt, mato-
mai Stalino ir Churchillo gud-
rial ivarytas j kampa, is kur
negali iseiti, pasake jog toxic
dokumento kaip Atlantic Carte
ris oficialiai nebuve, tai buve
tik ant paskiru lakstu padaryti
uzrasai.
Nejau PREF. Roosevelt mano
kad papasakodamas toki daily
ka nuramins visus, zmones su-
tiks kada tai buvo tik smote-
liai popierio, ir kaipo toxic ne
turf reiksmas, tat lai ir buna
uzmirsta kad tos dalykas kaip
Atlantic Carteris buves skelb-
tas.
Jeigu Prezidentas tik tick
nukalba, isrodo jis jau pakele
rankas, ir Is visu jo pastangu
grazinti nuskriaustoms, paver-
gtoms tautoms laisve liko tus-
ii zodziai.
Kaip butu gala jei vieno tos
pacios partijos Prezidento Will
sono prizes 25 metus pastango-
mis- ir idealu islaisvintos tau
tos dabar Roosevelto butu nu-
stumtos kaisiam likimui boil
sevizmo nasruose. ...
Tas parodytu jo nesugebeji-
ma pravesti jokios tarptauti-
mes politikos, visiska apsigavi-
ma padedant sustiprinti Rusi-
ia ir is jos. vadu nieko nerei-
kalaujant. % : -.
Taciau Amerikos spauda ne
priima PREF. Roosevelto teisi-
nimusi apie tuos snotelius po-
pierio. Sake. dokumento for
ma nera taip svarbuu svarba
sudaro to pareiSkimo dvasia.
Visi prisimena, neziurint da-
bartiniu kraipymu, kad Allan
to Carteris buvo paskelbtas
kaip formalis dokumentas, pa.
siraSytas PreZidento Roosevelt.
to ir Premiere Churchillo.
Atlantic Carteris paskelbtas
Rugpjucio IA, 1941, ir DO me
tn veliau paties Prezidento We
iSkilmingai minetas.
Cleveland Plain Dealer re
dakcija komentuodama apie t;
dokumenta, irodo kad Atlant'
Carteris buvo Xxi siol ivairiai
atvejais pasirasytas kariau
janciu, savo laisve ginanci
tautu zmoniu krauju visam
pasaulyje ir todel, sake, ma
zas terra skirtumas kad pasau
Ito valstybiniai vyrai nepadej
ant jo savo parasu.
Plain Dealer prideda rimt
priminima, kad jeigu tie walls
tybiniai vyrai stengsis irodini
ii jog nugaletojui priklaus
grobis, sena .filosofija remial
tbs, tai jie jau dabar patiesi
pagrindus kitam pasaulinial
karui artimoje ateityje. I
nepajiegs sulaikyti nei Chu
chill, nei Stalinas savo klast'
mis-, nei Roosevelt savo keist
neveikimo politika.
Oar kit laikrasciai iskel
tai kad po toxic paskelbin
apie Atlantic Carterio nebuy
ma Americas zmones prad
labiau nepasitiketi ir su nu
zvalga priims karo zinias
vakaru fronto.
PREF. Roosevelt, kuris spa
dos atstovu konferencijoje r
sake kad Atlantic Carterio k;
20 formalio dokumento neb
vo, pareiske jog Atlantic c.
terio tikslai pasilieka gallo
taip kaip tada kada jie bu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05
AMERIKOS kari1

AMERIKOS kariu skai-
cius, zuvusiu suzeistu, il
dingusiu, 1914 metals bu-
vo 1885, ,652. Is ju 1854
padejo savo gyvastis. Su-
zeistu skaicius buvo 318,-
157. 94,261 buvo }dinge be
zinios arba pateke j priesu
rankas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05

Pranesama jog Vokieciai
nuzude lis neginkluotu u.
S. karo belaisviu suimtu
LIMOS Armijos fronte.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05
SUNAIKINO Is JA-
PONU LAIVUS

Nauju metu diena, Ame-
rikos jiegos uzatakavo ir
nuskandino aria padege
Is Japonu laivus kurie at
plauke prie Luzon salos.
Mindoro saloj Amerikos
kariuomene islipo' naujose
vietose.
Amerikos bomberiai alta
kavo Japoniios salas, pa
darydani dideliu nuostoliQ
Jaronams Nauji Meta.
buvo labai nelinksni.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05

Visoje salyje. nuo Sau-
sio 3, uzdraudziama reng-
ii arkliu lenktynes, kurios
,sutralkia daug zmoniu If
suaikvoia daug laiko ir
kritiskas karo medziagas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05
PRANCUZIJA,

PRANCUZIJA, islaisvin-
ia if greitai susitvarkius
skubiai gryzta j sena bu-
vusia reiksminga valstybe
Pagaliau Prancuziia tam
pa priinama ] United Ma
tions mares ~ lieka 36-ta
valstybe United Nations
eileie.
United Nations sUsidare
is rs valstybiu trys meta!
atgal.. Nuo tada 1asidejo
i mares 10 kitu valstybiu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05

Fordham Universitetas ap-
dovanojo teisiu garbes dakta-
70 laipsniu u. S. Karo Laivy-
no Admirola C. w. Nimitz, va
dovaujanti karo laivyna Paci-
fiko vandenyne.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05
SOVIETAI iau

SOVIETAI jau nutrau-
ke leidima Amerikos lex
tuvams nusileisti Rusiioje
90. skridimu uzpulti .Vokie-
ciu valdomas centralines
Europos sritis. Sake, tas
nutraukta abieju saliu. SUI
sitarinu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05

Lloyd George. | Pasauli-
nio karo premieras ir Sc
niausias valstyhininkas, 81
metu amziaus, tapo Nauiu
Metu proga Angliios kara
liaus apdovanotas Earlo
titulu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05

JAPONU karo laivynas,
kaip apskaiciavimai rodo,
bus sunaikintas ir nustos
reiksmes 1915 metu begy-
lie, jeigu jo skandinimai els
tue paciu saiku kaip iksiol.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05
BEGYJE 1914 metu Su-

BEUYJE ly44 metU SU-
vienytu Valstiju valdzia
praleido 81 bilijonus dola-
riu karo IL Sales operavi-
mo reikalams. Tai yra pa
saulinis rekordas visiems
laikams.
Prizes kara, 1889 metals,
valdzios kastai buvo tik 5
bilijonai dolariu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05
NAZIAI UZATAkA-
VO RUSUS

Sausio 4, Vengrijoie. Bl-
dapesto fronte, Vokieciai
uzatakavo raudonaia ar
mia siaurvakariuose nuo
miesto, ralengvinimui Bu-
dapeste esanciai Vokieciu
kariuomenei, lSuri bolsevi-
ku apgulta. Musiai eina
miesto gatvese.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05

Prez. Rooseve'to ina gu
racijos ceremonies Fetvir-
tam terminui bus trumpos,
tik apie 10 minutu laiko,
kaip pranesa is Washing
tono. Ceremonies atsibus
Sausio 20, Baltojo. Namo
pietiniame portike. Nebus
81 syki '.iokio parade, kaip
paprastai buna.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05

1914 metu begyje- visos
Sales ineigos pakilo Xxi re-
kordiniai dideles sumos 159
bilijonu dolariu, kas dau-
giausia apsireiske pakilime
algu ir uzdarbiu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05

Gen. De Gaulle, Prancu-
ziios valdvtojas, rareiske
nasipriesinima visur vardi-
mime gatviu If aiksciu 10
pagarbai, tas sake nerei-
kalinga.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05

JJzMUSTA VIRS so. Is
tikus gelzkelio nelaimei ar
ii Ogden. Utah. Gruodzio
81. baigiant senus metus,
uzmusta virs. SO keleiviu,
tarpe apie 80 kariskiu W.
kusiu j namus al is nanny,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21

The British position Is quite sim.
pie.
/. For fourteen months they stood
alone. a citadel against the con.in-
ent Of Europe enslaved 10 Hitler,
.. BY British bravery and sacri.
flee. both Soviet Russia and the
United States were saved from
eventual conquest. by Hitler. for
had the Nazi taken Britain, his task
would have been simpllf!ed. he
would have had only one front
against Russia and subsequently
he would have attacked the United
States!
3. No matter how much more the
war cost the United states than
Great Britain. the fact stands that
Britain has come out OF Il practical
ly bankrupt.
4. Therefore. the British cannot
afford 10 accept loan but require
a grant-in-ald. direct assistance to
tho tune OF between S3,000,O00,000
and s6,0OO.0OO,OOO;
5. The object Of this loan Is nG-
tional rehabilitation, the embark.
ing upon a program OF socializatlon
(Which in England means modern
ization OF the processes Of produc-
ton and the substitution Of social
services for what in this country
would be a living wage which the
British have never paid for compar-
able work. and sor the restoration
OF British foreign trade, shipping,
banking. insurance, etc.
The alternative for Great Britain
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against the rising wan Of sound of
Tomas gang.
She could see the red light Of the
fires burning along the barricades
as she shouted. She could smell the
rancid odors of the burning tucura
In the night breeze. Vaguely she
was conscious Of the headlights Of
car moving along the road from
the direction OF the fires. She
shouted on, refusing to admit she
couldn't be heard now much beyond
the truck.
Tomas voice was railing trium-
phantly. The Kimberlys don't care
IL we're all beaten, as long As we
save their crops!"
Terrys shouted reply was lost In
the crowds roar Of fear. Hopelessly
she was ready to give up when she
saw that Juanito beside her was
listening. She turned to him to
plead.
Make them listen, Juanito!-
Spirit kindled the criolle's dun
eyes. He waved his arms at the
crowd. They quieted under his COM
mand. Tonight Juanito was their
hero.
"Listen-to-her!" he said.
Even the hecklers dared not ig-
more him. Terry had one more pre-
cious minute of silence.
Her voice was hoarse, but con-
viction rang through It. Tonight
Juanlto disobeyed the league. He
was beaten. Tonight you would not
help Senior Kimberly. Did he beat
you? No! Did his father beat your
fathers? No! Did his grandfather
beat your grandfathers ?"
mo" The shout was echoed
through the excited crowd.
Thomas desperately signaled his
henchmen. They began to shout
openly for the senorita to go-to
leave them alone.
And then the headlights OF the
approaching car swept over the
crowd as the car swung In beside
the station wagon Terry saw
Brooks leap from II and run to-
ward her. He was frowning with
concern at the threats toward her,
calling TO her-gesturing her to
come away.
But Terry could not think now Of
commands or threats. The poems
were listening - and there was
spirit In their eyes againl Her voice
rang on.
Tonight you help Senior Kim
berly fight the tucura-and Senior
Kimberly viii help you tight your
enemy! You will not have to pay
money again. You will not be beat
en- You will not be afraid"
She was conscious In that last
moment Of triumph, as the spirited
rumble of the crowd drowned out
the heckling threats. Then the hurt
ling, dark object, the impact, blind
Ing pain-and blackness.
Ito Be ContinuedD
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T. HAT TER and
- q Fact or Two

Helium gas instead OF air can
be economically used in the huge
tires OF Convair's model 81 air
liner to save weight. Air needed
to ill the tires would weigh $50
lbs. compared with &c lbs. for
helium.
General Macarthur made his
FIRST broadcast OF liberation to
the Filipinos from the radio
communication ship Apache.
whose two dlesel-powered trans
mitters use petroleum oil.
Askja Is a volcano in Iceland.
II is 1900 feet high, the largest
crater In Iceland. over 700 feet
deep. It Is still active; its last
eruption took place In 1875.
Cape Hatteras, North Caro-
lima. Is the southernmost range
OF many North Atlantic FISH; the
northernmost range OF many
South Atlantic FISH.
wPB says that by clipping
two to three inches from the
tails Of mems shirts, II saved
enough material for 100000
civilian garments.
The college OF San Nicolas de
Hidalgo was founded In Patzcu-
arc, state OF Michoscan, Mexico,
In 1910, by Vasco de Quiroga-
st. Louis, Mo. is noted for It's
botanical gardens, zoo, parks and
municipal open air theaters,
seating 9,276.
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CHAPTER THIRTY-FIvE

CHAPTER THlRTE-FIVE
THE CROWD Of poems parted
obediently as Terry pushed her way
through them to the truck. They
were still too surprised at her ap-
pearance either to welcome or re-
sent her intrusion But a. she
reached the truck and began to
climb determinedly up onto its
platform. she caught a glimpse Of
Tomas face glowering at her. The
next instant his heavy voice rum
bled out, vindictively.
$50 now they're sending their
woman to force us to help themw
A rumble went through the
crowd.
Terry, one foot on the hub OF the
wheel, the other on the fender, sud-
denly found her way blocked by
Tomas towering figure.
Get out of my way. Tomas!" she
said sharply.
Save your BREATH" Tomas told
her roughly. Go back now before
you get hurt. We know what's good
for us. and we're not helping with
the tucura tonight"
Even in her swift anger. Terry
could feel the electric hush that
held the crowd Of poems. She turned
to look around her. Angelas father
and mother were in the group close
to her. She looked straight at An
gelais father and said in quiet COM
mand.
Help me up, Pedro"
AS her eyes locked his, she could
almost see the struggle going on
in the dark-skinned head Of the
criolle. He should not do IL Yet his
wife was showing him-and this
woman had saved the life OF his
baby. Reluctantly he moved for
ward and gave her the boost that
lifted her onto the platform Of the
truck beside Tomas and Juanito,
She cried out involuntarily at
this closer view of Juanito's
wounds. "Juanito! II Is terrible
the way they beat you"
A murmur of fearful assent
swept the crowd.
Terry cried, Someone from the
Workers league beat you when you
went to the gasoline shed TO check
the gas for Senior Sandy. Is that
not so, Juanito?"
She could hear the gasps In the
darkness all about her. How did the
senorita know this? She went on
rapidly: "And these men told you
they would beat everyone who
helped hght the tucura, didn't
they?"
The gasp OF surprise grew into
a rumble Of agreement, as Juanito
stared at her, with frightened awe.
Terrys voice rang out passion
ately. II know all about this league.
/ have seen the pamphlets they |
sneak to you, / have even heard |
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Prince Of II ne Pampas
by Lois Ely and John Fleming

them talking to you at night, tell
ing you they would hurt your chill
dren. I do not blame you for being
frightened"
She had caught them with her
sympathy. They were listening,
breathless and eager. She plunged
on. her fists clenching with effort.
But you must not obey them!
Believe me, you must not obey
them! They are like the tucura. II
you do not fight them they will
grow strong and take over the
land!"
She was carrying them with her,
she knew It. And then as she felt
her persuasion taking effect, the
rough voice Of Tomas drowned
hers.
"You can't force US to go and help
themw
Terry turned on him. I'm not
trying to force you!" she cried.
You are trying to trick us into
going" he shouted angrily.
mol" She turned back to the
crowd. now murmuring uncertain
ly again. II am trying to tell you
who Is your friend and who is your
enemy"
Tomas voice roared out again.
You are a foreigner! How can you
know who Is our friend and who Is
our enemy?"
Yes, I am a foreigner" Terry
cried. But in my country we have
leagues, too. We call them rackets!
At FIRST we were afraid OF them.
But now we have learned to fight
them as our worst enemy~
She was shouting desperately
now. Gradually, as Tomas argu-
ments grew louder she realized she
was going to have to fight organ
lied resistance. She had been to po-
litical meetings In New York, where
professional hecklers had been
planted through the crowd. Tomas
was directing just such q roofing
gallery here! His sharp chances
and careful gestures we're bringing
out echoes of scoffing argument at
picked places throughout the
crowd!
Inexorably the scoffing gained In
volume. Even though her words
could still be heard, the poems were
growing restless and confused. II
she only had a megaphone-or
loud speaking system!
For a strange split second her
emotions tricked her. She saw her
self, Terry Arnold, sophisticated
New York writer, standing on the
platform Of a truck-a ludlcrous
speck In the immensely Of pampas
around her, haranguing a handful
Of poems! Then the sardonic vision
passed. She forgot everything again
but the devilish cunning Of Tomas
as he and his confederates worked
to arouse the crowds fear.
She began TO shout once more,
her voice now beating impotently
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21

Gotham Scenery: Roz Russell,
most alert.looking OF all the CLAM.
our girls. bright-eyed and chic at
the Coo Rouge. d. Burgess Mere
d.th talking shows and show folks
TO the mob at Sardi's. Helen
Hayes, very schoolgirlish in an off.
the-face sailor, Cabling with Mar
ella Davenport. very sophisticated
in an oyer-the-eye numero. on the
River Club terrace. The song
bird with the tiye-alarm tresses-
Sherry Shadburne-in Gilmore's
dabbling dreamily with her aspara-
gus hollanadaise. probably dream
ing someone in "Polonaise" gets a
slight cold-because she's under
studying In itD Edward Ey.
erett Horton at Armando's giving
all the amused diners that perfect.
ed look OF indecision. The
Henry Fondas acting rightly fonda
each other (rumors TO the con.
trary) al The Stork Club. Lauritz
Melchoir, the Great Dane, doing a
double take" at tiny Mexican
chihuahua in the WALDORF lobby.
Johnnie Johnston obllging the la
dies-in- Warrington his autograph
outside OF Villepigues. They cooooo
over his blond hair and dimples!
This Was The Week in Which:
Toto OF Japan tried to erase him
self. and although the American
authorities over there tried to save
him. most Of us over here were
roofing him home. Shirley
Temple selected her wedding gown,
schools reopened, and the mill!onth
Yank to leave Europe since We
day arrived grinning in the U.S,A.
Polit!co Ed Flynn was limned
IN becoming word.proiile in
weekly magazine. Three more
dramas gobble-gobbled onto the
Broadway boards. Dick Sta
bile's divorce suit against Oracle
Barrie turned into the big what
ever became OF my slO0.0O0?" mys-
terry,
Times Square Cu:t Notes: Major
Neal Lang. who once was married
20 Martha Raye, Is back from over
seas with his English bride.
Producer Joe Pasternak Is cur
rently frustrated because (ot all
things) the public appreciates his
ability. His Anchors Aweigh"
film at the Capitol is such solid
holdover hit, bidding fair 20 estab-
lish a long-run record, that Her
Highness and the Bellboy" which
Joe considers the sweetest picture
I've ever produced"-can't get
chance to get GU: OF the coming at
fractions class at the Capitol,
where it's due to follow Anchors
Aweigh." Jane Froman is due
in New York on the Queen Eliza.
beth any day. A big cigarette
sponsor Is angling for Tony Mar.
tins services when he gets back
from the wars. :. Producer Har-
ry Cohn OF Columbia Pictures and
hi sloan are expecting their second
baby. I'll be an early Spring ar
rival.
Fable from the Forties: Actress
Karen Stevens Is one girl strug-
Cling up the Broadway ladder who's
always admitted quite frankly that
she'd much rather make the grade
in Hollywood, where the pay is
steadier and there's no such thing
as rehearsing Four weeks for a
show that runs three nights. For
four years she had appeared In
a string OF Just such floperoos, and