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The Thin Man Turns to live
By SheiIoh Grohom

moon, what with Anne being de-
tanned for her drunk scenes in "The
Razor's Edge" and John getting cast
with Frances Clifford In 1.-THE Ar
nello Affair."" Before Alan Ladd
stars in THE Great Gatsby," he
has the lead in 'The Big Haircut
which Tay Garnett directs at Para
mount. 1t will be nice to view pic
ture on the Paramount lot again
There's been nothing doing here
since the Bob Hope picture, Where
There's life" Bob, Son OF
Battle" has had almost as many
cast changes as Forever Amber. -
Now Donald Crisp is out of the cast.
Previously Richard Greene and
Peggy Cummins were set. 1t might
be simpler now to reissue the orig
inal, very fine film, made in Eng
land before the war.
Ronald Coleman's wife in '"The
Late George Apley" is Edna Best,
who will now be working on ad-
joining sound stages with her ex-
husband, Herbert Marshall, cur
rently finished up in 1.-THE Razor's
Edge" :. Jimmy Stewart gets
William Wellman to direct him in
"The Magic City" After that,
Stewart stars for Benedict Bogeaus
in "A Miracle Can Happen" So
whatever way he looks at it, Jimmy
is going supernatural. Shirley
Temple had a swimming scene in
Honeymoon" but wouldn't make
it unless she was promised privacy.
A wall was put up! Shirley as a
bathing belle should be very cute.
She has dream figure. >. Preston
Sturges is now having house trouble
with his wife, who is divorcing him.
She wants the house; so does Pres
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week, but had to 60 home again
He Is reported seriously i'll. Victor
Saville has resumed direction Of the
Greer Carson starrer.
(Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance.)
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Another First

First use of wire recording for
motion pictures is being pioneered
by Warner Bros, who 20 years age
successfully introduced sound to
films.
Col. Nathan Levinson, head of the
studios sound department, and his
staff have worked out practical
method of wire-recording sound
effects and then re-recording on
film for Life With Father" current
Technicolor production. Boon OF
the wire recording system is that
its apparatus weighs but a small
fraction of that now used.
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Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions

oho ime or ShoWin9
Stage.
National-"Voice of the Turtle"
$50 pm.
Capitol-"Two Sisters From Bos-
tom; 10:30 am, 1:20, Ais, 7:05 ane
10 pm. Stage shows: 1875, $3.50
$40 and 9:l5 pm.
Columbia-'Do You Love Me-:
11:40 am, lao, $40, 5:35, 7:35 and
9:35 pm.
Earle-"The Bride Wore Boots"
II am, lis, $3.50, $50, 7:35 ane
I9:45 pm.
Hippodrome-'Harvest";; 3:2O,
and $40 pm.
Keith's--"Heartbeat":: II m, Ito
800. $50, TAO and $50 pm.
Little-"Open City: 1870 am
1:2o, 1925, 5:25, 7:3O and $40 pm
Metropolitan-"On More Tomor-
row.; 11:10 am, Ito, 1928, 5:35
TAO and $50 pm.
Palace-"The Blue Dahlia";; 10:4s
am, 1855, sos, $50, 7:30 and 9:4s
pm.
Pix-"Our Town: 2, 4::4O, 7:2O and
10 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts
Continuous from 1915 am.
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.OrsOn COnfers

William Castle is in New York to
confer with Orson Wells on the
untitled original which Welles will
direct, and in which he will star
for Columbia. Castle, who recently
completed direction of Crime Doc
tors Man Hunt" and THE Return
of Rusty" for the studio, will be
associated with Welles on the new
production.
Evening star., 1946-06-25

ton, and you can't blame either
Preston has changed the title Of his
next film from COLOMBIA" to "The
Shooting at Our Lady Of the Doye,'
His current troubles of course hay
ing nothing to do with the switch.
Thomas Mitchell joins Van John
son and June Allyson m High Bar
baree." George Cukor will be
unable to finish Sacred and Pro.
fame" He tried to come back last
Evening star., 1946-06-25

THE BRIDE WORE BOOTS" a Para
mount picture with Barbara Stanwyck and
Robert Cummings produced by Seton I.
Miller, directed by Irving Pichel, SCREEN
play by Dwight Mitchell Wiley from his
own original story and play by Harry
Segall. At the Earle.
Evening star., 1946-06-25

This gay rainro has just missed their Connection
looks like Cupid has made better one! GeeD There may be
no place 10 ea drink sleep for Clnudette Colbert John
wayne and Don DeFore-but they don't cause the
roads full of fun and romance! It's all in Merpyn LeRoys
sparkling comedy "Wthout Reservatons!" Starts We'd
nesday July 3rd RkO keith's.
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Moribus Paternis - Nadr Hdtrrt1ttr
Grsdbnms Ser Sambnrsr Ga SOrisen abrbmnberts
guu Aussar aIbins
ySer5Iieber 8rofelior!

v9enfen sic, beute moreen erbGlt
Sante Gblotiloe bon Sante Sulie bie
9tadri6t oaB Ilice pieoer ousgetres
ten lit, tpeil Der aileiior BON @ablen
Inn tie anbielt. Ilio Der quite, lang
lame War bat Die Diafoniiiin pieoer
lQtulariitert! Sante SSulie i6reibt
,8enn meine So6ter MIR geobnt bot
te, oaB Or. 8abIen itd fir iie inter-
eiiiere, mare tie ME auf oen 8eoanfen
gefommen, 0iafoniiiin 5u perben.
Sic bat i'm lange germ eeieben. @e-
gen unierer Srauer INN Sinrid ging
Die Gerlobung iebr itiu Dor iid.' Sd
gonne Die beioen einanoer. Die Gent
peramente erean5en ii6 geeenieitie.
8liien Sic aber, Erofeiior, boB i6
iett II G t mO6te, Stepbanie tpiiroe
ibrem Stanoe eben 10 untreu? $50
rum nidt? 8, id BIN 10 itoI5
q uf lie! Sb i6 Stepbanie nod
liebe? gsi6t ,nein', gan5 getpiB ni6tl
9lber ,ia'9 geein i6 Iaiie meinem
Serrn unb @ott bas 2tebite, 8eite,
mos i6 auf Der 8elt bobe. Sd bin
ibrer ni6t inert, oenn ib CLAUDE -
tie biiBt I iir mid.
rgeten Sic bieier Sage piel fir
Sbren
Sermonn.
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Sen 80. 9Ofai.

0fit Sante Gblottloe beftige Sse-
ne. Sd er0ffnete ibr meine gntidIiii-
lie, uno als lie erfannte, baB tire
8riinoe mid falt lieBen, er5dblte iie
mir, mas Bapa fiir uniere Samilie
getan = alles bon Gaiar = BON
Eante Sulie, fur5 ules, mas fiir mid
Biz iett @ebeimnis mar. sic erreid-
te nidt, mas iie ipollte; benin nun
erfenne id bas ganae gleno zines
aebens obne @ott. 8as lit Geibtum,
Inieben, @influB, Sdonbeit; mas
itno ale Glitter bieler groe? . mein
@ott, mein S6opfer uno grloIer,
oereinIt mein Gifter: id) banfe Sir
bon san5em Ser5en, oaB gu mid
our6 2eib uno Summer aufmerfiam
eetnadt bait auf 9einen 8iQen!
Sett min ib Dir gang angeboren -
in 3eit unt gipigfeit!
4benbs 8rief an ben Brofeilor.
Seroinano fam aus g8ien. 8ieI-
leidt miro er Der olterreidiiben @e-
ianotlhaft beim Mpoitolii1en StubIe
5ugeteilt meroen.
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ner eise,ttiimlid idarfen Gimme.
Die anb grau ibien 1pie ibr @eiid9t
uno ibre Scare uno tpie Ser Staub,
pomit tie tdglid 5u tlln batte.
Sag mo- Elm Hapierfesen am So
ben ODER Elm Sol5ltiid ober sos &ern.
gebduie zines Mpfels, gleid mubte
es irgenb Elm &inb bolen uno idu6er-
lid in oie Bapierfiite tperfen. l1nb
gelegentltd 5eigte lie uns aub Die
Wenge Scot in Der S6aufel, Die iie
! geitern Ibenb nieoer aus Dem ShuI-
laimmer berausgefebrt batte.
| Nadten mir uhs gegen BEN ssriib.
ling bin, Denn Die Gage ldnger muir
ben, auf Dem S6ulbofe fleine 266er
| in bic groe, Inn na6 DEM 8elperbrote
nit BEN fleinen SonfiigeI1en bort an
lpielen, iagte iie uns oft mitten i'm
Sptele meg unb perebnete ben goben
mie6er.
l1no our @intersseit, tpenn mir nit
GROCER grbeit puiteno uno friereno
binter Dem Sauie eine @tsbabn ge-
madt botten, Tim oaral1f binglitiden
5n fonnen, 10 mar iie bes anbern
Morgens ltder nit Sano uno &ies
bebedt.
SaBen mir gentiitli6 auf SEN Sag-
latten oes S6ulbofes unb' er5Gblten
uns oies unb bas, 10 fnarrte 1tber
balo oas Stubenfeniter Ser 8utpluni,
uno ibre freiibenoe Stirnme rief uns
5u, Dob Der Sag brede l1nter 1tnlerer
Salt uno bob tie uns beim Serrn 2eb.
rer berflagen Deroe.
Sd oabte man9mal ooriiber nad,
tparum Die Ilte au6 10 b0ie lei uno
INNER ibimpfe uno uns &inoer gar
Ini6t lieb babe.
Mls id] aber in 1neinem neuen @e-
betbiidlein gum eritennaI bon einem
lteinernen Seraen geleIen batte, bas
bart unb reuelos ndre, ba tpuBte ih
es it6er: bas 8utpluni batte fein
Ser5 bon Sleii6 uno 8lut, pie an
oere Wfenlhen, ionoern zines porr
Stein.
60 fam einmal cine @eibnaht
beran.
IS NOR gbriltfeltna6mittag. Oie
borige 0a6t NOR S6nee gefaQen. gr
lag onf BEN Sauiern ltnb auf ben
8ielen tpie cine refine, unberiibrte
Oede. Sour auf Der DorfltraBe uno
benz i6malen @ege, Ser our 8farr-
fir6e auf Dem Siigel fiibrte, batten
piele groBe uno fleine SuBipuren
braune 5ur6en bineingetreten.
Son Der Sobe i1aute Der @alo TO
etgen feierli6 berllnter, tpie our6.
pebt bon gbriitboumitirnmung.
Sn fleinen Sriipp6en Itiegen 90
nno BORT cine Wutter ODER @roBmut-
ter nit &inoern ben @eg sur Stride
binauf, um ibnen gana in Ser N1be
oen Staa 5u 5eigen nit Der &rippe
uno Dem GbriitfinoIein nno Mearia
uno Soiepb unb aa ben i6onen So
den. Sic batten bas alles beute 8or-
mittag nur BON neitem geIeben.
Iu6 i6 betrat an Der Seite n1ei-
ner Sante Die Stride.
Oie 2uft barin buftete gan5 nod
8elbnohten, no6 einem @emil6 BON
8eibraud, Der bon Ser feierli6en
ea6mittagspeiper Der nod in feinen
Streifen I'M oie oberen SGuIen bing,
bon Wa6sfer5en, Die na6ts 5ablreid
Inn Die &rippe gebrannt batten, unb
bon Elm paar noblriebenben Sannen,
Die in oeren Sintergrunbe itanben.
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9en 80. D3ai.

grief bon Senator @obring: Oh
i6 ni6t on Die Seimreiie benfe? oh
t6 Die &arriere meines Gaters ei1t-
i6lagen poae? mas i6 5un16It bor-
babe? 3una d it! Sagte Die alte
@eneralin nidt: ~0enfen Sic 5u-
nd6lt an Sbre Seele"?!
llnb 5inber: uSeien Sic bod fein
ytarr, Sernnann IL
uno bas @ort bes BapItes: y@ie
gut lit Ser Serr sesen oue, Die re6-
ten Ser5ens iinb!"
uno &ainer beute morgen: Set
ter Sermann, on baIt ettpas ouf Dem
Ser5en - Ou geblt lmber, als Oh ou
etipas berloren batteIt unb ben gan-
gen Sag auf Der Su6e pGreIt."
l1nb Stepbanie? 8reoigt mir ibr
geruf ni6t oentlid genug?
Iber mein gutter Sater: MoribuS
baternis! 8eim @lauben Der 81ter
bletben. @as aber iagIt on mir, 0
mein Serr uno mein @ott, bur6 Die
Gimme bes @epiliens? n@Gble, po-
Don ou iiber5eust biit oaB es bif
gliidli6 madt."
Sd mia morgen an Sen YrofeIior
i6reiben ia norgen.
Sbomas a &empis: rWein Sobn,
S 6 muB oein boGltes uno Iettes
3iel iein tpenn bu 1pobrbaft per-
langIt, gliidlid 81 iein - ipofern
on mirfli6 peiie biit pirIt on bi6 an
90 ir freuen, 1pirlt on MIR auf SO / If
boffen, peil nien1anb gut lit benn
8ott aaein, Der iiber aaes lobipiiroig
uno in aaem 81 preiien it,"
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o..
6 e It, ben %. Woi.

Sn einem fatbolii6en &atedismus,
ben if mir faufte, iteben ean5 onoere
9inge, als i6 na6 meinen friibern
S6ulunterri6t eripartete. Mein
8ott, uarum entitellen benn Die Bro.
teitanten ben &otboli5ismus? 9o
ltebt ia ni6ts bon Siinoenpereebung
Inn 8elo, nifts bon Inbetung Ser
Seiligen lno 3eliql1ien -
Die &atbolifen baben ipabrbaftie
feline Ii n natiirli6e 9teligion; frei.
lid cine ii B e + notiirli6e. Sos aber
lit geraoe oas ri6tige Otittel, Inn
uniere Ratur 81 bereoeln uno au lGu-
tern. 8ie berniinftig lit gIei6 Der
Infang oes &ate6ismus: @o5u lit
Ser Menih ba? 8ie penige @elebrte
niiien allf bieie Srose cine 9tnttport!
90
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.9as tlin sic eu1; 3. 9. Das @ai.
ienbans, tpelhes Sic "
.SOren sic mid au gnoe. Mein
Ser5 itebt nod ben Wiiiionen. 8es-
balb meloete i6 mid bel ben @eiBen
8dtern fir Mfrifa."
v4ber -"
ySoren Sic mid. Sd erbielt bie
Mntnort, meine @eiunbbeit miiiie ii1
crit fraftigen. 9 iir aIio miiiien
Sic beten. Stun reoen sic fein @ort
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meter - idreiben Sic mir balo. SD
mnB iett irs Saus. @ute Na1t, lieb-
iter Brofeiior - uno gliidIihe Hei-
ie!"
r@ute Nadtl S6reiben Sic aber
au6, tpie Sbre affdre ablduft."
r@epiB. 4llo benfen sic an midi"
v@elobt lei Seius Gbriitus!"
uSn gUigfeit. Slmen."
gn6e.
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Elm 1frtmrrtpH Gprz
Sfisse bpn &nbpIfina

auf Dem Srieobofe neines Seimat-
oorfes itebt elm einfahes Solafreua
Dor einem @rabbiigel. Meine Eante
bat einer &rana bon Snrmergriin in
Die broune groe gepflanat uno einen
Sopf nit Weonatraien barein gelett.
9as @etter bat Die neiBe Snidrift
anf DEM &reuae beinabe ausgeloidt.
aber id peiB ood,. baB emit oarauf
geltanoen lit:
.uSier rubt in @ott @itpe Mpol-
lonia Sieber, seb. 26. Sanuar 1880,
geit. 12. glpriI 1890. r. I. p"
SeoesmaI, ipenn oie @eibnadtss
5eit berannabt, muB i6 an bieien
8rabbiigel oenfen uno an oas Men-
lbenididial. bas barin berianf.
gs mar Dor bieIen Sabren.
9a mo6ten mir fleinen Sd1ulmGo.
den eine alte Srau gar ni6t leioen.
gs mar bas Bubpluni.
Sd puBte nidt, iparum oas gan5e
Sorf Der Ilten bieIen fomiiden 0a-
men gab, Denn iie als 0rittperion
nld)t babel mar. Iber tpenn iCh 0ie
Dunoerli6en 2alttperbinoungen Die
les Namens borte uno bie 8etpeaun.
gen oes Wfunoes iab, Die es braudte,
nm i'm aus5ulpre6en, 10 fano id
i'm iebr paiieno. Sd b6tte mir oor-
unter gar ni6ts anberes poritelen
fonnen als bieies biirre, bonn Sitter
gebeugte 8eiblein.
9as Buspluni trug INNER Elm Iebr
oltes, graues &leio nit elmer tpeiten
Sadie, Die beioe INNER lebr iauber
iparen. Sbr @eii6t mar abgenubt unb
bart nno gro6, nie tpenn es aus ei-
nem Stiid Der graaen @ranitplatte
Dor Dem S6ulbauie gebauen tporoen
mare. SSn bieien Stein binein naren
ipie nit eiiernen NGgeIn tiefe ssurden
gefrost. In ben ausentpinfeln batten
lie Die Sorm bon atpei rieligen Spin.
men, Die ie 5tuei ibrer SiiBe iiber 6ie
8ange gegen oen Mfuno bGnaen lie
BEN. 0as erbobte Die SGrte ibres &C.
it6tes.
Iber mir &in6er liebten oas gub-
plum nibt oestpegen ni6t, neil es
baBli6 mar.
&lnoer ieben getpobnIih niht, OBJ
Elm Intlit id6n ODER unidon lei. sic
fiblen feiner uno tiefer als Die er-
tpa6lenen Weniden. sic a6ten nur
auf oen Iusbrud uno berIteben iif,
merfpiiroig gut barauf. Sic leben
aus Dem baBli6iten @elidte oie @ite
uno oos @oblmoaen lendten, uno
Dos lit ibnen genug, INN 5u pertrauen
nno 5u lieben.
9as Butpluni perIab Die Stele
elnes Beoells in unierm 0orfIhul-
banle uno Dobnte aIlein in einem
tlelnen 3inmer bes GrogeIdoiIes.
sic batte Die @ange uno Stiegen unb
Shul5lmmer 81 febren, Sen Sdulbof
Die Sefen 5u bei5en.
0as alles beiorgte iie nit fanati-
lher 8iinftlihfeit.
Sic lief beltanbig nit 8elen unb
Sdaufel uno aufseidiiratem @Ieioe
uno elmer langen blauen S6iirae
berum. Sbre Iugen singen beitGnbig
am 8ooen 11no on ben @Gnoen bin
nno Der, als Of tie Die Spinngeipebe
uno ben Staub iudten. sic itano me-
ben Der Saustiire, ipenn mir &inoer
plauoerno our S1ule famen, uno
padte, bob ia alle Die Sdube lang,
Jam nno iorglam abrieben uno nidt
gu arg Die Stiesen binaufpolterten.
Gabei ldimpfte iie beitanoig nit Ell
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0en 81. 0fai.

Ser Mai-Monat - Mariens Mo-
nat = bat mir Die @nabe gebroht!
. Wutter ser 8arnrber5igfeit! Weein
@ebeimnis betpabre id nod fiir mid
al1ein. geur Sinoer ioa es miiien.
Sante Gblotiloe gloubt nidt, baB id
Dirfli6 ben lesten Sbritt tue. gr
Jon aber 3euee Iein. Seute nbeno
mub er neinen 8rief baben.
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Sen 25. 0tai.

Sen 70. Wta1.
Gel6 feinen SSnItinft oieie eifrigen
&atbolifen baben! slbenos fommen
oft Or. Senfpart llno &ainer in mein
3immer, oanit i6 ibnen ouf Ser 8io-
line oorlpiele. Sobalb i6 ettpos bon
Sffenbad, 0filloder ooer anoern Die
les leidten S6lages bringe, 1nibfGllt
eS ibnen, au6 obne oaB tie bas Stiid
fennen. &oiner bort SaDbn am Iieb=
item, Ser Sofmeilter geetbopen. SlIs
i6 nit oem 0oftor allein mar, BE-
merfte ic): uHainer lit Elm Iieber,
pradtiger Sunge." gr: $50, unb Elm
br aoer sSunge. 8lauben Sic mir,
oas min oiel iagen BEL einem 10 i9os
men &naben, Der rei6e Salente uno
cine iebr lebbofte 8bantaIie beiist.
0ie @efabren iinb iebr groB fir i'm.
@r DeiB 0as aber ielbit uno miro, 10
boffe i6, iein Ser5 rein betpohren.
Sd: n@ie baben Sic es erreidlt, bat
er 10 feite @runoiGse befoIgt2" 81:
sd iu6te i'm INNER niibli6 81 bes
i6dftigen uno gab ibm ME oiel freie
3eit. Selbit ieine @rbolungen ipurs
Den iorgfGltig iibertpa6t. 0ie 8ios
grapbien groBer driItlider MGnner,
Die firdlife &unit unb biele 8etpe-
gung in Ser freien Nutltr, beionoers
in grobartieer @ebireseegeno, boben
feline ginbilounesfraft ouf ungefGbr-
life, cole @egenItanOe geri6tet. 9ie
Sauptla6e aber lit, BOB Der &nnbe
cine innige 2iebe 5ur Heinbeit beiist
1lnb oas Sbeal Ser 3einbeit, Die ouer-
ieligite Sungfral1 0toria, eifrig per-
ebrt. gr gebt ale adt Sage 5u ben
beiligen Saframenten, - auf 0ieIe
8eile, CLAUDE i6, lit fir i'm am be-
item geiorgt." 8ei Sen &otboIifen ber-
lauft bod alles na6 einem 1t6ern,
programmdBigen Mane. Sic iinb ii6
ibres 3ieles betpuBt uno itreben sic.
iem nit Grnit nab. Sd iab &ainer
5u 8fero: elm prGdtiees 8ilb, tpie Elm
iunger Srin5! Srot bieier itreng re-
Iigioien @r3iebung lit ser Sunge BET
ter uno noa 2eben. @arum ma6t
itrenge &irdlidfeit Die 8rote Itanten
10 leidt 81 Meudern unb Bietiiten =?
9ieiem &ainer lit bie Srommigfeit
fein Staats- llnb 8runffleib, tie itebt
ibm 10 natiirli6 an. Die fatboIii6e
0epotion gibt Der Sugeno cine gana
beionbere Inm1tt. S6on offers fiel
es mir auf. Stellen Die &iinltler ni6t
aud einen @neel bar als refine, ius
eenolide S6onbeit?
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Seleeramm an ben Srofeiior Sim
Ger,
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8a1aa5o 9eicolini, 5iren5e:

u8in 0onnerstog Dor BfineIten in
Sloren5. Sragen Sic Gorge, baB id)
Dor bem 5eite aues in Santa Maria
Nopela orbnen fann.
Sprrnnrtt1
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Sbr treu ergebener sSinoer.
4n Sinber.

.E r e Il, Biaa Bacifico,
ben 81. Mai.
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Sen i. SUM.

Sd fonnte sic gan5e Na6t nidt
idlafen. 4ue meme Sieben, 8erpano-
te unb Sreunoe, 5ogen an n1einem
@eiite noriiber. @ie lit Der Menlh
10 flein uno elenb - 1tnb bod tpie
erpB nit 8ott!
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Sen 26. Wfoi.
Sen &c. Woi.
@nbli6 Elm grief bonn 8rofeiior:
~5Ioren 8, ben "a. Mai.
Gala55o geicolini.
n2ieblter Sermann!

vGa i6 auBeroroentlid bei61ftigt
bin uno belonoers einen gan5en 8ad
&orretturboeen bel mir liegen babe,
10 nebmen Sic beute nit bieien me-
nieen .3eilen porlieb. Wteiner Sell.
nabme an BEN beflagensDerten grs
eignillen in Der Samilie 8rener oiir-
fen Sic Derii6ert iein. Sd fam Die
gemerfung ni6t 5uriidbalten, baB oie
fatboliide 2ebre bon Der llnauilos=
Ii6feit ser gbe bod mebr &raft gibt,
oas 9leuberite 81 perbiiten. Die or
men &inoer! Sbre Samilie, Iieber
5reuno, miro lange unb i6per pom
lieben 8ott gepriift; oieleiGt, bamit
Sic einIeben, oaB mir 5uer It oas
GeiA 8ottes iu6en iouen.
vSie meinen, mid bdtte bic Sur6t
fotboliid gema6t? Sa, 9ermonn, es
par Die 6urGt, in elmer &eligion o1
iterben, Die i6 nit Ser5 uno Ser
itano ni6t mebr gutbieB. SIT es ni6t
cine groBe @naoe, baB @ott mir oieie
SurGt einfloBt, bepor gr mid Dor
Seinen Gidterltubl ruft2 SRI e II
bro6te mir bieie Sur6t. Sou i6 iie
Sbnen all6 piiniden? Nun, @ottes
8ege itno Derl6ieoen.
$50 Diel 5lr 8eantiportung Sbrer
slnfroge. Spre6en Sic itd nur iiber
oues aus. Sd nebme ni6ts libel, all-
Der Wtangel an Sertrauen. Sir beute
enti6uloigen Sic meinen 2ofonis-
mus. geten mir fiir Die 8repers, 5u-
nal fit Die ail16er.
SSbr treu ergebener Sinoer. "
Ser Srofeiior bat re6t: tpGren Sns
tel 8reDer llno Sante fatbolild, 10
lebten lie pielleift getrennt, blieben
aber nift auf INNER geIbieoen. Sest
lit alle Soffnung auf GerIobnung be-
eraben SSSa, Die arnen &inber!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-04-03
QUICK, CONGRESS, THE DDT!

Don't be luled into any false sense of security by the OVerWhelm-
in evidences of popular support for continued price control, a. shown
bv opinion polls and statements by community leaders of all kinds.
Washington is positively crawling with lobbyists, out to wreck
price control by lifting ceilings in every direction. Powerful and wealthy
interests ae flooding the press with their propaganda.
suits. and the danger of initiation through uncontrolled price increases
is growing greater and greater.
The TWohey Analysis of Newspaper Opinion reports a steady decline
in clear cut support Of price control extension in the daily press. In
the last three weeks it has dropped from 36% to 1870 and again to
23%. Meanwhile, 1870 of the press is urging "qualifying conditions" in
extending price control, ga oppose it outright, and $50 ar mixed or
unclear.
The most dangerous opposition to price control comes, not from
those who brazenly opposed it outright, but from those who say, We're
for it, but ="
The but is a cover for every sort of inflatonary amendment to
raise prices and cripple OPA, thus reducing price control to a farce.
In Congress, the enemies of price control are more strongly organ
lied than ever before. The loose alliance of reactonary Republicans
and polltax Democrats that has long operated against all progressive
legislation has recently been transformed into a formal, organized group
with a chairman and $50 members.
The overwhelming popular sentiment for price control must be
translated Immediately into an overwhelming demand on Congress to
extend the Price Control Act without amendments and with adequate
funds for OPA-The CIO News.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-04-03
THE WORKERS PROBLEMS

You hear quite a lot about the unreasonabeness of labor these
DAYS of advancing wage scales and other conditions of employment,
cost of living, initiation, etc but you "ain't heard nothing yet, IS the
saying goes. You haven't even been told how much the cost of living
really has advanced.
And then there is among employers and business men almost uni
verSal condemnation Of labor union royalties" and other new con-
cessions now being demanded. In Congress a bill has been introduced
to curb one union.
But you hear nothing about business "rOyalies', chiefly because
Big Business controls your sources of information, both printed and on
the air. The only real information you a expect will be in a labor
newspaper.
For instance, though it has been abolished now, for many years
the steel business exacted a royalty in the form of what was known
as Pittsburgh plus" This meant that, regardless of where steel was
produced, the price was equivalent to its cost in Pittsburgh pus. trans
portation, which brought steel made on the West Coast up to the Pitts
burgh price.
And then there is oleomargarne Buttermakers have for many
years been obe to persuade you to use their product by having Federal
and State government exact taxes which brings the price of oRo to
Just about what butter sells for. And even then you can't buy it al
ready colored.
These II only two instances of the control Big Business exercises
over your exiTance. Others could be cited, but it all comes back to the
fact that labor, in demanding some of the gravy, is merely initiating
the methods of Big Business-The Brewery Worker.