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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-07-05

It is encouraging to learn that, ac-
cording to Secretary of War Robert
P. Patterson, reported book-burnings
by Allied Military Government Off
cials in Germany have been exagge-
rated. Replying to protest by the
American Civil Liberties Union, Sec
retary Patterson points out that the
Allies pledged themselves in the Pots
dam Declaration to eliminate Nazi and
militarist doctrines in Germany and
says that this presents ian exceed
ingly complex task in dealing with
Nazi propaganda"
He says it is "inconceivable to me
that we should permit schools, libra
ries, and other public institutions op-
Grating under AMG to function as
publicly-supported propaganda CEN
ters which carried the Nazi party to
the depths of crime and depravity."
Patterson says there is no intention
of permitting ceremonial book-burn-
ings "as suggested in certain reports
in the press, and adds that private
home libraries will not be disturbed.
Complete collections of Nazi materials
will be retained by German fereren:e
and university Libraries for the use of
students" He concludes with the state
ment that "every effort will be made
to give as much opportunity as possi-
BILE for the free expression Of ideas
in the reviving intellectual life of Ger
many"
Of course it would be the height of
foolishness to permit public institu-
tions in Germany, or private ones, for
that matter, to spread Nizi propagan-
da. But orders for any wholesale de-
struction of books are another matter.
Such destruction would be bound to
be indiscriminate and sure to cause
trouble.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-07-05
Unemployment Called
Vets Major Problem

Newark, N. 1.-THE main problem
of veterans today is unemployment,
Shane MacCarthy, assistant admins
traitor for retraining and reemploy-
ment in the U. S. Labor Department,
told the annual national convention of
the Catholic War Veterans.
Veterans are either finding un-
suitable jobs or none at ALL" he de-
clared. "At least 1,750,000 veterans
are drawing readjustment allowances
because they can't find suitable jobs"
Neil Dalton, deputy administrator
of the Veterans Housing Program,
told the convention that even though
100000 houses will be built this
year and 100000 next year, at least
100000 families will still be living
in doubled-up quarters.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-07-05
Green Protests Kidnapping
By Klan Of AFL Negro
UniOnist In Georgia

Atlanta, Ga.-Georgia will file suit
to break the national organization of
the Ku Klux Klan, Attorney General
Eugene Cook announced shortly after
AFL President William Green for
mally protested the kidnapping Of a
Negro worker because he refused to
resign from Cement, Lime and Gyp-
sum Workers (AFL).
President Green, in a message to
George Googe, AFL southern director,
authorized him to lodge an immediate
protest with Governor Arnall of Geor-
gia.
According to advice to the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, the Negro,
Willie Dudley, quoted the workman as
saying he was kidnapped from his
work in clay pit and flogged by
four men who identified themselves as
Klansmen. The modern version of the
Klan was born in Georgia in 1916.
The reports of the occurrence to
Mr.. Green from William Schoenberg,
president of the international Union
and by Felix C. Jones, business rep
resentative of the Unions District
Council No. 5, said on June z two en-
ployes Of the company, identified as
N. E. Kinchen and B. P. HUMPHREYS,
visited Dudley at his home and tried
unsuccessfully to prevail upon him to
sign a written, notarized resignation
from the union. Mr.. Jones' report con-
tinued:
Dudley began work on his regular
job at II p. M, June 8. About / a. m.
June 9, four masked men appeared at
his job and, brandishing pistols, hand
cuffed Dudley and carried him away.
James G. Upshaw, treasurer OF the
Gordon local (Local No. 233, Gordon,
Ga.) witnessed the kidnapping, which
occurred in Twiggs County. Dudley
was carried into Wilkinson County and
severely beaten with rubber hose.
He was told by these men they were
Ku Klux Klan; that they were beat
ing him because he would not get out
of the union; and that if he told any
one who they were, they would return
and kill him. They also told him they
intended to keep the Negroes from
joining the union and for him to tell
the union representative they would
get him next. After beating Dudley,
they brought him back near his job
and left him. Dudley knows who these
four men were and has positively iden-
titled at least one Of them."
Mr.. Jones reported that the Sheriffs
of Twiggs and Wilkinson Counties
have promised to investigate the mat
ter.
He also declaretd in his report that
he would file unfair labor practice
charges against the company with a
field examiner Of the National Labor
Relations Board at Macon, Ga.
He submitted detailed evidence in
dicating that an organized campaign
had been undertaken by several for
mer members of the union with the
encouragement Of the company to pre-
vail upon it's members to resign.
Mr.. Green, terming the circum-
stances of the case "un-American and
reprehensible," said he would consult
with AFL Chief Counsel Joseph A.
Padway on whether the FBI and the
Attorney Generals office should also
be asked to conduct an investigation.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-07-05
Tobacco Workers
Win Wage Increase

Winston Salem, N. G. (ILNS).-
The Brown and Williamson Tobacco
Co. and the Tobacco Workers Inter-
national Union announced here they
had settled their contract dispute with
an agreement providing wage in
creases up to 10 cents an hour in the
company's plants at Louisville, KY;
Petersburg, Va, and Winston-Salem.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-07-05
Teachers Guild Rejects

New York, N. Y.-Mrs. Rebecca G..
Sinonson, who has been president Of
the New York Teachers Guild (AFL)
for the past five years, has been re-
elected for the sixth term.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-07-05
WISDOM

The truest test of civilization is not
the census, nor the size of cities, nor
the crops; no, but the kind of man the
country turns out.-Emerson.
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Evening star., 1946-11-07
our-oF-rowN REAL ESTATE.

HOWARD COUNTY on Route 81, at Glen:
wood-White asbestos shingle cottage.
merous maple trees. barn. etc, 10 acres.
esss Session noo R. T B. PuE p Co. E. Texins-
oWNER. eSR4 EssssIf sss fa.h sTREET EAST. Br.den.
ton. Fla.-Offer my Florida residence, COM
bination four apartments, 70 TO- diFect S, buyer. by
SEND for ground, Isl ano 2nd MOOR plans
psrsieplaT, n,ISsa novs Dhotosraphs' all clear FUR
hisRfa' hakE WHEnoNA. MeEf INA Orlando, ra.-Lovely
homesites. combinins nshermans heaven
aa9rison as9 So ms j. Wesley Hs BUCHANAN Rssisor.
IN MH 1AacREs-5 1aas rms; metal roof; few out.
buildings: electricity available: in Greene
County. about IS miles south Of Washing.
ton, s., $50. or sl7P down. SsP monthly.
Suit white or colored. l.. L. SELF. LOUISA
EiLIcorT orTY. Columbia plke-Three-
story stucco home situated on large Slop.
Ss @ around ma .rs ds
large hall, beautiful stairway. rooms on
frst door and bath; 8 rooms on second
ment dwelling, can be easily converted
into private school. convalescence home or
tearoom; large swimming pool. Scar ga
pen. pen. corn 1a crib and and smoEehouse: Is acres
pe vries. Rosslyn 642-w-1. TEMPLE =.
sESE ssfore c9 hsasGEs HooStDs ~ wfss $3.50 2o.s
HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and 3
Fiorida's Gulf Coast: fertile homesites, 1
community boat dock priyil.; hard rd.
$500, S45 down, SIS mo: immed: posses
s sen write Rer Or ssfs s
fax rG, Bethesda, WI. 4454.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. CT
THURSDAY,
oeEIcES EoR RENT tcONT.)

OFFICES FOR RENT tCONI.l.
18th AND X sTs. N.W.---1 lse. rm. avail
ton. Cali rent dept, LEO n. BERNsTEIN
CO. TIE sss, hsss.: ME s42o fn:,tSson
1o17 18th ST. Now remodelinE this
ysnse Tel lSssssR sstsif ss ky
EASEMENT with street entrance. 18th and
L sts. NV. JOHN T. DONoHoE d. SONS
314 Pa ave. Sc. II: 00s4. 10
SURETY REALTY CO.. o12-A 6th st. nv.
new BIDG.-Ready for occupancy. entire
esi esposafss. aoHa prime BRINE fO ocation, Just
REALTY CORP. 1897 K st. NV RE.
ATTENTION, pENTIsTs-vacant suite
ness Essn mI,as caiI rent E dept. LEO NJ. gERNsTEN
CO. 14is s. pw, ps, ME s,t. e42o; po;.,tIt,on. Ws
F1Rsr;eRADE OFFICE SPACE in doS,R,: ON:
service. So sa. It. j. 4 WSINBuRG co.
tifysAAJdEE sAdE 81 SoFFIdeeffi FIdeeffi Atlantic Bldg" l25lA
Ssy!islt d. aal NA oos ss55 INQUIRE at 'ol g st. NV
ATfRAcTfvE A Ssa Room near Dupont CIRCLE:
AMERICAN is1s couNcM ON PUBLIC AFs;
FAIRS. 2153 Florida ave. NO. 9O63. z
Evening star., 1946-11-07
STORES FOR RENT.
SEVERAL WELL-L0CATED storeFooms t1

sEvEkM WasadI-LoCATED aid storeFooms iT
501 90 G ST. N,W;MooBusy corner. street
light floor, suitable for store, beauty par.
lor dental or other once space. or Light
manufacturing Ma. 1856.
$40 soUARE FEET, 14x6o; busy down.
town shopping area, ideal for mems cloth
ing; also an excellent location for mil
linery: tenant must model; will give
long-term lease. ATHEY B. COMPANY,
1888 Conn ave NV, AID. 7478. IS
STORE In central location. CHARLES ".
CONEOR, 2426 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 2426.
NEW H1PS: pc: Tsasy for oesupsRy ,or'ss en-
exposures; prime location, Just on k 81;
q. Ct 1923 3 2oth st. nv. Agent: DRuEY
LIiI9GoR STORE LocATIoN-seautiful
store and show window: ideal for fi9uor
license transfer. W. c. GERBIcH. MI.
vWooDRDGE STORE. 10 it. wide. ideal
for most any type high-class business; 5.
VI. lease to responsible tenant: rent, S150
mo. including heat: available Dec. l. Call
Ep nL2T E3I MI MIPpLEToN; pIEE Rn RE and Ilsl:
and bath; front rm.. 20 #. So; approx.
900 50. it. in AL. Ideal for business.
professional ofhce or workshop and living
quarters combined. ME. 113o. 10
202l M ST. N.W.-Lge, store, display
i3RURY REALTY CORP, 1877 K. RE.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

Nsxsi Ordnance; $500; close bus. Can
ss!s:! Fl. ss
torie Old Colonial house capable Q! ogt,
ssres q siiisSIs land and ma may % opeg
ated either as stock or dairy farm. II
has EXTENDED frontass =, On !. both 18th HsimaFsy nary
aivsios dRd Is f1Sh GSins ah Ss and ' sunny
meadows are ideal for the laying, out Of
.9 For developer or iHyssos
Of downtown washington and who wants
sau s aTses may sure anaue
Ms INSPECT oT 1t ,ss ss s6s saSe HRsf sfop s
xs at the 5s1a sig Of cossa
5 ACRES, cleared, suitable for baby farm
small estate on ,n roam IN
Further information, OWNER
So So AccRRi2s in Fairfax Co.; level, cleared
nine miles from b. C.. 2 mi. from Alexan::
dria; $500 per acre; easy terms VERNON
iam6is 6SHSf piF. Psons sSSs AIes Gse 5s6s ossd
ssaSssiilLE ssoekHfLLE-5o acres: water and sewer
for sSsaseS sasdivsion ssSa fSas Ss eaRrR zsso
Ss GMNss o ss eolssvs "a e sssEi sFa
quick sale; Ions frontage on paved road.
IS ssn 4. sA with faV' 5so-ft. frontage on Falls
dale: beautiful rolling terrain g wooded.
drains naturally to Holmes Run trunk
springs and streams: $500 per q. OWNER,
ATTINTIoS, siiS SnISS DEVELOPERS, builders. in.
choice DEVELOPMENT site Of SO
acres of gently rolling, well-drained land
'oins % 5 Streets providing easy access has
inysst,sats this this s rsTss S9pgeESsynisy nox: S
ea sEvER M co 4a0P Ressons Essa EasE Bias
cH5fGt a552 sYss YHoMEslfTs He Hss3 in vepanned
brooks and patches Of woods. Stores. buses.
rs within one n Size
$1,000 in price: Offered BY MASON
fnRsH. Annandale. Va, at the end Of
70 3lSnacisEs nAciREs ON DEFENSE HIGHWAY, near
Cheverly, Md, adjoining very large sub
%s.r now SRdr nr yer
quick sale; caii MR.. GOODMAN. RA. ora
ossa sssass As Hsassan sssss
sssa suERs sS Ren'h feo4 sf Sefnon st. x4s
GEO. II. WILLIAMS cos acres close
70 Silver Spring; excel for subdividing: 8
blks. from water and sewerage. elec. on
gT93s9ersy gn3seT pslsed sSd right for quick .sl''
GEO. II. WILLIAMS CO. - Several good
acreage properties. close to Silver Spring:
homes or subdiyidins; reasonable
terms, Thoman, 81. 3002 IS
GEO. II. WILLIAMS C0.-Near Colesville.
iIIst off the ColesvilIe nike. APPROX acres
Of splendid land, cleared: 600-ft. front on
hard road: 10 min. from Silver Spring;
owner wants an offer. Call Dieudonne.
IL. 3003. -S
Evening star., 1946-11-07
OFFICES FOR RENT.

ASSssssdsS Hsss s5SS M. ~ :sss
avail immed: in downtown once Slds. g, Sall I I
Esskdays Sas g,5 ;CA mi NA $685. sa d... :n.Ss, mS
man address teiephone- -snsxeTins service
by experienced operator. L. j. cOWIE,
Front sSs " Room, Il o srd floor. 1ax1e; excel.
light. l164 10th st. NV; $40 per mo.
8 81 Rooas. S5S suitable for real estate once.
ms,e ssss lot
DOWNTowN OFFICE available now; rnn.
1Sx23. 3rd A.; unfurn,. unusually light;
suitable business ONCE. Washinston repre-
DocToR.s OR DENTISTS oEIIcEEMod-
center and theate%r; % %Alexsnd@ris' @ yaaG; ya; rental
1889 CONN. AVE. 3rd hoor; rooms. ap-
proximately 1900 50. IT.; elevator; suitable
G a IF So Hee p
FOR RENT-ofice space near Capitol Hill
Suite Of 3 large rooms storeroom and
area. First door location; street entrance
opposite new Congressional Library. Suit
able for orsanizations desiring proximity
lists u er lawyers. KELLEY 3 sRANNER,
AkLINGTON -OppOSlte couEtlOuSe, Two
EHsGE aHS1 sfNGLH OFFICE located in heart
OF downtown business district. near 14th
and L sts. NV. Available Immediately. CAN
fS5 aTHBaH'astpMsootb pMobEkA IA
Ss suite Il E1ss sH Rs's Co. ssnssz * . g.
SFf1cG SH eGoYs YsrAcE-Al..andri.. Nash aE Build
Alex. 1888, GIL 7740.
5ss5H REEssf Sssf ht s.s sosa e. n.h. 60
ag I'ifss fRs s. sss 6 ;Rs1 aG ss''Ps';
s6Ef s1ETE r. OF ofPIcEs 81 ass and prv.t. bath;
newly decorated and remodeled: best To-
sssiH oSFE saf snDe GsyoTer ftS and r. psnna nal
light, airy rms; will rent as entirety or
as suites. Call RE 1888. lie
i-ROOM SUITE on 18th st. south Of u
Excel. for colored doctor or dentist: avail
able Immediately. Box 344-S. Star. ~
e15 3rd ST. NV large rooms In . very
location for an once in the
nv. section vS Sf wsshi@pgtens @ TTeNntal. TN S55 S55
Ssr Vermont %S .ze NEHnx NV b. HsHis1 sis9 lSc 19s4
hesa =. .i.a.ssi7. as nss
rent dept, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN. 8 CO..
oompiets onE + real iststs tate instituticn. H @5
I l1th AND X sTS. N.w.-2 lse. rooms and
bath. COMPLETELY redecorated. in downtown
asDs, ,ss i,as no afsss; srs "a eo s izis sfns
p1oto Heal Estate Institution. -
Evening star., 1946-11-07

IN vIENNA-3-bedroom and bath frame
house, coal hot-wster heat, on l acre Of
land, with chicken house. Price $500,
with 81 800 cash required.
Exclusive section Of Merryneld. IL miles
from Washington-New brick home with
fireplace; nearly completed and can be
bought as is, or completed; on acre Of
land. Present price S14,500 and can be
bought for So 200 cash, balsn on easy
terms.
CT country home-New 6-room frame
house: electric and weatherboardine to be
90 miles from washington, on State road
Price $1,000. with $500 cash required.
New brick home, 25 miles from WASH
baths, completely modern throughout; on
u acre of land, more available. Price
S15,750, easy terms. FREEMAN & aHER-
BURNE, Vienna 80 %
Evening star., 1946-11-07
OFFICES WANTED.

LARGE, internationally known, financially
in local modern once bldg.
not less than $4,000 50. #. within the
following business area: between l4th and
9Th SITS. NV and Penna. ave. to 81.
NV. Might consider purchase. BOX 224-s,
Star. -
LAWYER desires ONCE or Is willing 70
share ONCE in suite with other attorneys.
Box 44b-T, Star. .
Evening star., 1946-11-07
SUBURBAN. sALF-MARYLAND.

rm: and bath: 5 bedrms. and bath on sec
Ssa ssisaeui s shisi gsassa ess. eo e.
yAeAST VT VIII bs1ck IN BUNGALOW, s1l ,75os 4
bssemen ss Sat q and stove
ong h
VACANT, kc ME-: sE:raEsDA. MD. a For ls. family
Very artistic. 2 stories: 8 rms, bath, lst
A.; .rm. and bath. 2nd a; FENCED lot
BUNsISaToN, Bgs n sSIHsf 81 5o,sSHo 1910. W. VIZ sess
CoLEsviLtE. MD, near Naval Ord. Lab
oratory. 2h acres prac. new. large br;,
ss@asanf;: s.naS Dsrsh: i2 sad CA & e &ahi:ssd y
aTyNEEEE' siEyEE ssPsiisaasAl sHi iaSas brick; roo@, 7
bath home in nice section. Consists Of liv-
ing room with fireplace. dining room,
hsn ssss lS bah on ss and p aoo
rage. gas heat, nice size lot; This Is q
ESsS san % VA t0dfsss isss msTkst ats Ga
new n siSS HOME, SILVER SPRING. rooms.
baths eosp.9 A. large 4Isa o vRS MAS
sAz5 xSf5 5.nsSi, e. st. ssiitsi sp.,n,
home 9ssy 81 ssss,sss nss ;n e:s
Beautifully HANDICAPPED lot, This is 2 most
today. BEITzELL, ID. 800. 1915 X
81, ,7SC, BUNGALOW large rooms. At
tractive sun porch. Large fenced lot. Elk
cellent condition, immediate possession;
ROBERT MAGEE, RE. 7740 until 9.
room with mirrored fireplace. Large mod
ern kitchen. bedrooms, tile bath, knotty
pine recreation room, 14x24; 3 finished
nod a hat ~ aar1A
h.-Wh, Priced for immediate sale. Excellent
terms. ROBERT MAGEE, RE. 7740 until 8.
Evening star., 1946-11-07

NEARBY MD.-ExCELLENT BEDROOM
bungalow. all very modern: in splendid
location; possession with settlement; price
University Park, large 3-bedroom brick,
oil h-wh.. full bright basement. A real
beauty. Lot 65x16O. Must sell. Possession
with settlement.
Beltsviile-Dandy 5-room bungalow with
acreage AL very modern. Immediate
possession. See today WOODBRIDGE
REALTY CO.. 1881 r. I. ave. ne. NO.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

nessu,en, "a hours q day, So a month up.
Dial BUSINESS EXCHANGE, oW. 5000.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

$500 so. Fl. WAREHOUSE space; entire
door concrete, fireproof building. located
at 2145 Queens Chapel I'd, ne; will lease
60c per 50. #. Call MR.. BECK, AT. 1855.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
ACREAGE WANTED.

NEED LiSTNGs from owners q acreese
Ia nearby virginia. for clients interested
ia gubdivision and housing DEVELOPMENT.
Call W. p. BRAGG, CH. 4777; ewes" OK.
within Is miles Of D. c.. under $500 peg
o.; cash. Ho. 1880 or Boz 1865, Stsr.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

SECOND TRUST LOANS on propeyty IN
2: G, Nd; and Va zoP PRONG. oNG service us e
TINE i BERENTER. 1929 Vermont ave.
E.S ~, 2Sss6 .v.uAn.x tor ,uu nr,t..-u..
loans 2nd-trust notes also bought. z. A.
GARVEY, DI 450s, 9 TO 8 p m. only.
Evening star., 1946-11-07

fsSz ENzoR REAETY aEafa9 co ess ox. sss4 cH 1000.
ARLINGTON, vA.-s11 .50o-colonial ter
EARL +. WRIGHT. fHHo ss4o Wis. ave-, wi.
5000 , EYES; YES sG5LL GL 69Ts. =
srise ha@s - Corner Sssstlfal
oakcrest. convenient to PentsSon, Nation
AirpSr and f
moving and has priced to sell ct Sl0.9so.
!EsTMEST Co. RE. $3.50 until . pm.
corner lot surrounded By white picket fence
With adjoining lot included IL sales sales, prize
bath on 1st d. There are 2 bedrms. bath
and nursery on End d.: attractive screened
porch: full basement With lRs pine -pansleda e,a
BY breeseway to house. This house is loc.
in high and excellent location, conv. to
Possession Jan. 1. 1947. Price. $24 $50
G. KEELER,s gRso Reaitor. 2o1s Mt. VERNON
coNivENrENTLY ess;i N ESIY LOCATED in No. Airing
ton-4-bedrm. house, living rm: with nrs;
place, dining rm.. kitchen and pantry; fnit ,nt
75x1 25; between buslines: close to school
eash reg %TsquiFed; HS p1ssasslsn xz5h xzi55hh
ss ssstl1%sah. Wssh eizd Ea.MFi a1i Va W5zss JOS @
RUSSELL RD.-Center-hall Dutch Colo;
NAL situated on . large lot and located
sections. 1t has on the 1st noor large
hall, living room with frselace, kitchen,
den and maids room and bath; on End
floor there are 4 bedrooms, baths: oil
h.-w. heat. attaehed garage; This IS tTuiy TaG
once open, 8 am. to pm. j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, 1901 Columbia pike, CHI.
1341, OK 279S.
VA, Just OF Mt Vernon
ave, convenient to bus, schools. stores,
brick, 3 stories. and eel
lar: 6 rooms, bath; electric refrigerator;;
1s0 IT. deep. Price. $40, $50, Eve. phone
Mr.. Woodwell. ia. 546g. L. T. GRA-
vATTE. Realtor, 72e 10Th st. NV MA.
VA. s14,e50-4 4-bsdroom
brick bungalow in Arlington vnlase. Now
being redecorated; will sell furnished. Fire
place; full basement. Possession st set
clement. Please call IARL .. MRIdAI.
72z0 VIA avs.. WI 6ooO: sveA Oh oe7S.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
SUBURBAN RENr-viRcIkIA.

ARLINGTON, VA-6-room, 2-story semi
detached brick home. oil heat. recreation
room, equipped kitchen. nice yard etc.
located mr. Clarendon. block on Will
son blvd: fine neighborhood. Price,
$10.750: $4,000 cash required. JUDSON
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wen, MlSS COutdnce " nara,
not like that at all. Miss O'Hara, a
tall one as women 60, remains a
blithe spirit in spite of the notices
the play received She still has a
smile to flash at a passing, or even
pausing critic, and she can discuss
the play as If there were two Con-
stance O'Haras. one who wrote plays
and another who conducted spirited
postmortems over them. Needless
to say, that is unusual and would
make a fine trick for all playwrights
to master.
Miss O'Hara, standing figuratively
in the ruins of The Magnificent
Heel" backstage at the National, cut
anything but a rueful figure as she
talked about it all yesterday
Il, still believe in the plays idea,
if not the play" she said. The
critics probably were largely right,
but I'm not giving up on writing a
play about a ruthless, self-obsessed
columnist. We are going to hold thia
one up for six weeks. In that time,
I'll go back to the first idea of writ
ing comedy showing what ridicu-
lous figure such a human can be in
his home life. A lot of extraneous
material got attached in the process
Of getting this play produced. 1t
was quite serious stuff. Now I shall
go back and write the comedy had
in mind in the first place"
Miss O'Hara was most merry
about that much more rewriting, es-
pecially considering that she has