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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-26

of our priced American liberties
when I recently read an article in
the Saturday Evening Post-"The
True Meaning of the Iron Curtain"
by Ernest c. Hauser
The new slant that struck me was
that here in America we have the
high privilege of being neutral, if
we so choose, on any controversial
subject that may come up. We can
choose sides. for or against, if we
so desire, or we can remain a neu-
trail by-stander on the sidelines.
But in Soviet Russia, in that land
of the superior" government, in
are thousands of actual human
slaves right at this moment, no one
is permitted to enjoy the privilege
of being neutral
Read what Editor Hauser has to
say about that after having spent
three years in Russia.
1T is impossible to lead a poll
tically neutral existence inside the
Iron Curtain today" said Hauser,
land the denial of the right to
remain a spectator-or a mugwump
cuts deeply into everyone's life
1t our objective a Yugoslav gov
eminent official told me, to Undue
the entire nation with new COM
munist ideal No one must be al
lowed to stand aside"
Such total permeation is the aim
of every puppet regime in the Sow
let block" says Hauser In another
paragraph Hauser writes
Everywhere beyond the Great
Divide, a superbly organized secret
police goes about its macabre bust
ness with smooth efficiency, and
when the doorbell rings at five
a. m, Joe Doakes has no more
chance than a mouse in a mouse
trap. The sound of the doorbell At
five a. m. has come TO be the new
music of Eastern Europe, the same
shrill staccato that accompanied the
rise of Nazi Germany"
Educators have been telling us
for some time that we are facing
a threatened breakdown of the
American public school system.
They also tell US that THE teachers
who are, Of course, the most vital
element in that system, have reached
q oLdte u open rebellion.
In line with this basic thought
Of the breakdown Of our American
public school system, I should like
to quote from report in Our
Children. " a report BY the National
Education Association. The report
says, in part:
The Kind of Citizens We Have
The worldwide reputation Of the
United States for a broad and eff
fective system Of public education
received a jolt from the 1870 census
Evening star., 1947-06-15
Poee l3

This odoroble party dress for sam
mer festivities is o popsIor style with
little girls. The flower p1Ht is trim
med with eyelet triH. The dress.
modelled here BY Shoyu Moftett Of
RkO- Rod;o Pictures, iacisdes de-
tochoble eproa. Picture Potter" OF
the Week No. 3042 comes in sizes 3.
4, 5, s. 7 ond 8 yeors. Size 4 re-
quires 2h yords Of IS OF 80 ineh
moterioi for the dress and 81 yord tor
The opron.
The summer issue Of FASHION.
contoin;na a voriety Of seoso"oble
suggestions, also is ovoiloble for zSe
Evening star., 1947-01-12

fUnit OF trading. 10 share!
sIn bankruptcy or recetvershi
under Bankruptcy Act. or sec
companies. Rates Of dividend
are annual disbursement base
or semiannual declaration.
special or extra dividends o
dividend, IT Ex riEhts. Q
8 Plus stock dividend, d G
last year. I Payable In stoc
% far this year. b PAyabl
EAocrmulated E dividends paid
Evening star., 1947-01-12
Copper Demand Continues
Strong During Week
By The Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. Hooper de-
mand continued strong during the
week and prices were unchanged at
1917 cents pound, Connecticut VAL
ley base.
Foreign copper sold in the world
market at 19a to 20 cents pound
Approximately 5000 tons of foreign
refined metal was sold for export on
the basis of 1914 cents a pound for
electrolytic, F. A. S., New York. Pre-
viously the nominal quotations
ranged from 20 to 20B cents on
sales ofasmall lots.
Copper consumers, fearing alloca-
tions from the Government stock
pile may end by April, watched the
fight shaping up in Congress over
attempts to have the Accent copper
tariff reduced or suspended.
The price of lead advanced to 13
cents pound, New York. and 1890
cents, East st. Louis, the highest
ever recorded.
There were reports, however, of
sales at 1885 cents, East st. Louis,
for both domestic and foreign &C
count.
CPA said "a small tonnage" of
stock pile lead will be released in
January Ito bridge the gap between
the end of lead controls and resump-
ton of private buying of foreign
metal"
Zinc demand was exceptionally
large, and some traders said an
other price advance might be in the
ofing. New York prices remained
unchanged at II cents a pound, re-
fecting the latest freight rate in
crease,
Evening star., 1947-01-12
Chicago Livestock

! !pepartmsnt @ Of AsricalsuTe1 1;sssls5le hosE
%ssh sse ali Gss sssss a barfow. szs1 a
siss sslaSie a'o ea5ts GHst sos S total
csipts cell se measurablS longer than week earlier.
trade nevertheless active on all classes;
strictly medium grade steers and heifers.
good and choice steers and sssrlings, IN
Guiding yearling heifers; closed steady to
sraaes sshous Teef ssainn in 81
Weekend decline. still strong TO 20 higher
than Ia late last week as,, COWS and @ 5niS :, i9ss d
Gess ysssr hate se so bossoo Ssss oss, as,
Refers fan resy al Wsex oS
es hshs e Rspf pfe pad fer
sesanss s.ssd s. ss g. iPaf Refer sesrinss
with mixed offerings to $500. largely
a9ee eadf on eers ae sssEs s eass is usas
ier srsas Sasis most S beef cows Closed
6s!' eanssas n9sa sna sSas
finished st 10.0e-11 so: after reaching
ls xfs xs S.. ps.f bS sns s. sssehs fs
afsir a. Is. .oo-17. U.s.. steady.
given; % Compared pared week ago. slaughter lambs,
generally 25 lower; slaughter ewes. 25-s5
higher; other classes scarce: OUTSIDE oe-
mand for SLAUGHTER lambs, exceptionally
broad through midweek but narrowed on
wooled Western lambs including six cars
OF coiorados; weeks bulk strictly good
and choice native and fed Western Woolea
peak, 2340; six cars 92-97 pound Colo
rados. 1880 and 23 65: liberal quota fed
grading largely good, 23.oO-23 IS: deck
good and choice 117-pound natives.
heaviest lambs of week. 23.00 when top
81. .O0-22 10: few common, 14.5o-17 30:
shorn lambs. scarce; deck good and chetcs
to medium, IS 90. small lots native .slaugh-
ter ewes. mostly 7.75; car good and choice
1I5-pound fed ewes. 500: three doubles
ewes topped at s.35; load medium and
good Texas wooled lambs to feeder buyer.
1875; three decks 72-pound whits-fAced
shearin6 lambs, 20.1k.
Evening star., 1947-01-12

res: sales printed in full,
ship or being reorRanfzed
securities assumed by such
'nds n the foregoing table
lsed on the last quarterly
Unless otherwise noted
are not included. Z Ex
o Also extra or extras.
Cash or stock: ePaio
tock. 3 Declared or patd
able In Canadian funds.
i'd oF declared this year,
Evening star., 1947-01-12
Senator Malone to Talk
At Boy Scouts Dinner

Senator Malone, Republican, of
Nevada, will be guest speaker at
the first annual dinner meeting of
the Western District Of the Ma
tional Capital Area Boy Scouts of
America at $50 pm. Tuesday at
the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church.
The meeting also is to include in
stallation of officers for the west
ern district. Group singing will
be led by Scoutmaster Herbert
Tucker.
Evening star., 1947-01-12
Purple Heart Auxiliary
To Meet Friday Night

Mrs. Ethel Kneller of Philadel-
phia, national president Of the
Ladies Auxiliary, Military Order of
the Purple Heart, will be the honor
guest of William B. Stiles Unit at
its meeting Friday night at the Will
lard Hotel. Mrs. Claude E. Allen,
4649 Hill Top terrace Sc, will pre-
side.
Women whose husbands, sons,
brothers or grandsons hold the
Purple Heart are eligible for men,
hership in the auxiliary.
Evening star., 1947-01-12
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK, Jan. II R.-Closing for.
eign exchange rates follow (Great Britain
in dollars others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar.
ket, 51s per cent discount or 94.S71a U. s
cents, unchanged.
Europe: Great Britain, $4.03is, up Il
Of cent; France dranc). SAY. un-
changed sweaen dronar s5 IN
23.40 unchanged.
Latin America Argentina. free, 24.47
unchanged; Brazil. free, $50, unchanged
Mexico, 20 "a, unchanged.
Evening star., 1947-01-12
Helen MonIey to Speak

Miss Helen Manley, president Of
the American Association for Health,
Physical Education and Recreation,
will address women physical educa-
ton students of George Washington
University at an assembly and tea
at pm. Wednesday at Columbian
House, Twenty first and g streets
NV,
Evening star., 1947-01-12
Broadcast to Discuss
Howard University

The 42d radio program of a series
sponsored by the Institute on Race
Relations will present a discussion
of Howard University at Ills
o'clock tonight over station WWDC.
Speakers will include DR.. Nor
decai w. johnson, president of
Howard University; DR.. James M.
Nabrit, also of Howard, and Tomlin-
son Todd, director of the program.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-04
Handel To Be Sung At
Gaithersburg Church

Handel's moving oratorio, "The
Messiah" will be sung in Grace
Church, Gaithersburg, on Friday,
December 10Th, by the 1OO-voice
choir of Mt. Vernon Place Metho-
dist Church, Washington, under
the direction Of Deane Shure.
The presentation is being spon-
sored jointly by the Methodist
churches of this area, with the
District Superintendent, DR.. Ralph
D.. Smith, presiding.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-04
OUR COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM
Bv ]. SUMNER WOOD

Montgomery County public school system failed to
keep UP with have the parents and interested citizens
failed properly apprae their local school system? Almost
deeatst blast aimed at schools and is
orally schools do maintain high standards of
education If that charge not true then why much smoke?
that heterogeneous hodgepodge of special
because people have to seek employment
specialists" market wonder If the existing fragmentay
grounding in these special fields failure it in
preparing the high students for into northern
colleges? II then whole local school system
be recognized as total failure
elementary and secondary schools making better c
the challenge of changing and disorganzd
world Only uneducad disappointed and factess people
subscribe Communism it flows of slave ridden Russia
Local education right here in this county suffering the
disease which is being met in all of nton We have
had of roads, health local government and is
high time to have survey of system of "SMATTERZED"
education
public school system he suffering from lack
dollars eency lie in its lack of direction and
1t does appear have been closely tied local
political problems but like the of the has
simply broken down and lost the confidence of large of
parent population
Montgomery County High Schools colleges which
school records admission hurdle Lawyers bankers and
SPELL typewre and take dcaton. Are public schools
the challenges either the colleges specaies
they meeting the challenge of changing Many
overtaxed citizens believe that the mo- This
70 the need for of.our public school system
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-04
Gaithersburg Glee Club
To Sing On WGAY

The Gaithersburg High School
mixed glee club will sing over Ra-
do Station WGAY, II to 11:15 A.
NJ, on Tuesday, December 8. The
announcer will be a member of the
club.
The songs heard over the radio
will also be sung at their concert
to be held Friday, December IL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-04

ern, streamlined design-fully automatic
in operation and economical in the use of
fuel. They require minimum of space.
There are models for homes, large and
small. Mass production brings prices
within reach of even modest incomes.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-12

man an ibren Srii6ten ibren @ert
ertennt. Ser @enuB par i6ledt, merln
cine fasenjdmmerli6e Stimmung
naffolgt, - lei e3 auh 1tur cine
ieelii6e Sepreiiion. Sat man Elm
mabres, reines, bornenloles 8ergnii.
gen eenoiien, 10 benft man NIT 1lnge.
triibtem 9eboeen an bie freuoigen
Iueenblide 5uriif.
ad, bieies 8ebogen, sic rubiee 3u-
frieoenbeit lno 8eniitltdfeit, - oa5
lit oo6 oie ihonite Saie in Ser 8iiIte
oes groenlebens! $50 finbet man
Oas? 9tidt in oem Sr,1bel uno 2drm
Ser JeItli6feiten, ionbern in Der trout
ten Sausli6feit. Sm frieoens uno lie
bepollen Santilienleben tpur5elt Die
pabre, l1adbaItige, ipabrbafte unb
iitBe SreuOe. ltnb oann gibt es lfone
Grfril6ung un6 Grgosung in Dem
engeren &reiie bon suten 6reunoen
lno gleihgeiinnten gefonnten, mo-
man robne olle Ipparate" iif geget-
ieitig 81 erfreuen iudt, mo- man ii6
ni6t in oie 2aIt bon Soiletten l,1lb
ni6t in oelt 3Dang fonoentioneller
llnterbaltllng 81 itiir5en bruuht, mo
mon iid 9ibt, pie man lit, uno bon
oen anOeren Oieielbe unge5tpungene,
ber5lihe ann0berltng bes inneren
Vteniden finbet. .Sier bin i6 Menid,
bier oarf ids lein!" Sier miro feine
&omooie geipielt; bier luht Der cine
ben anoern nift 81 perbliiffen 1no
nldt 81 befritteln; bier ldBt nton Die
Seudelei uno Sen Neio orouBen uno
banoelt einfad) aus ser Grfenntnis,
OaB mir pie 8riioer uno SftpeItern
oas 2eben l1nS 9egenieitig erIeidtern
iollen.
gs lebe 6ie title 6reuoe, bie ni6t
gu bopfen unO ni6t 5u eiiben
braud)t, Die feine tbeatralii6e 4uf,
ma6ung notig bot, bic niht tunltpon
ge5lmmert miro, ionoern ean5 1otiirs
lld beroorlpa6lt aus ben brapen Ser
sen, Die iid 5uiammenfinoen! 9os lit
eine 5relloe, sic ri1t piebernb lod]t,
ober lieblid lahelt. 2aBt bic anoeren
no6 gleiBenoen uno Idrmenoen 8e-
niillen iagen; Der 8eiie b6lt es NIT
Dem rubigen 9ebagen.
Zen 8eritorbenen ienoen mir Sen
Nunl6 naf, oaB ibnen Die etpige Stu
be 5uteil uerben moge. Gas lit in Der
Sat Der Snbegriff Der @liidleIiefeit.
@enn mir nur Die Rusantpenounq
ouf uns Ielblt MAIDEN 1poIIten 1tn0
ou9 fir uniere Rube tp1breno oes
eroentpolens iorgten! Wit Der 8ube
lit nibt ettpa Die Sraebeit BEL Der DR.
belt gemeint. 9a muB man Die Hube
nur inlofern betuabren, als man iib
Dor ueberboItl,ng uno l1eberonItren-
gung bittet, aber itetS in gemeIIenem
Sdritt treuli6 portp6rts itrebt. Die
lbltmme ltnrube brinet Die Sago na6
Gerenilsungeh Aufreeungen uno
8eniiiien in 1lnier 2eben un6 Die
nliiiien mir auslholten, INN uirflit
frob al 1perben. g5 lebe Die gube in
SeIb uno Seele!
p 3
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-12
i'm peiben Kleio

~Ga i'd beimtom aus Der Stride,
nabm Der Soter MIDI CUR Settle, i6ou=
te mir tief in5 sluge binein uno
lpracb: ,gersib es nidt!" (geoa
& b er.)
Ger Sag ser eriten beiligen aom,
munion!
Sas lit ein 5reuoentas oer sfeli-
glon, Der 6amilie, oes Screens, Elm
6elt Der Suselro uno aud ser id)on
grgrallten.
8ie iie "a i'm peiBen aleio Tim
oen altar gel6ort itanoen, oneeiid)ts
Der gon5en perianlrneIten @emeinoe.
olele Sfaren Ser &ommunionfinoerl
sSle iie eS la,lt uno feierlid Dem
Pfarrer na6ipraGen, oos ernIte, bei-
li9e 8ort: ~@ir ,pioeriagen", vsSir
glauben"! Gs ging ibnen tief in oie
Seele binein, uno iie fiblten, ipie
relerli6 oieie 8eibeitunoe mar, uno
tple oas Seuften ibrer Sonne nun
iiber oas gan5e 2eben ausgebt bis
sum elpigen Sitermorgen.
8ie tie ooiteben i'm lpeiBen aleiSe.
llno lle Der Gltern Stol5 uno beiIises
Slid.
Sellte tits Elm 8enoepunft in oie-
len &inoerleben. Sie &inberlfuhe
lperoen arlsge5ogen, bas iorelole
Spiel 1pe6lelt nit Dem 8eoonfen Der
E1lld)ten, r1e ba fommen. 8is bierber
bat Der gltern raitloIe Sorae ,lno
Vtiibe bel Sag uno bel Roht lie ae-
bergen, oa5u tat bie reide Mrbeit BON
Gater uub Whltter oos Muermeilte. gs
mar @artnerarbeit am iunsen 8flans-
den, friib nno ipat, unobldiiis uno
unperoroiien. 'Seute e,npfangt Tie ib-
rem eriten 2obn.
gSie tie % iteben i'm tpeiben aleioe,
ltno tie Der gltern frobe Soffnuna.
@os iie ba Dor iiG ieben, oas lit
Die 3ufunft, bas fornme,,6e 2eben.
Sieie oa iperoen alf bas Saatenfelo
treten, 1penn tie, oie @lten nliibe ibre
Sanoe gum abenogebet gefaltet u,r6
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-12
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Quferitehen

n@ie bic Sunm' mir splSumflpiien
idanen,
Sandt lie auf aus bnnflem Sdpf Der
9eadt:
so tratit On beim friben Mprsens
granen
Nus Der 8rnft in lidte Stmmels.
pradt.
Did besriift NIT ielisem syrpbludem,
8onnetrnnfen Seiner 8inber Sdar,
Die Der Seierflans Der Oitergloden
Jrenbis ruff gum feitliden Mltar.
9eine Sdatten, Grab, nid)t farber
if)reden,
On biit morider !6iille bitter gett;
gis oes iamsitem Morsems Strablen
iuefen
Na, 10 idlnmmern an 'acpeibter
StGtt'."
C2i6tpeae,1" bon &. ggler)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-12
fanilienkreis

2eudte bom Sellen Der
lteber oas tpiloe Weer!
ultnettttpegt itets poran
SoIget Dem Steuernann,
Der in 5anft Betri Shiff
Jiibrt l.ns ourb &lipp' unb &iff'i
uWitten i'm @ellengong
&aui6e, on Siegesiang:
Sour &onlas Stride bier
8lauben, befennen tpir!"
FIR. Dahlmaun
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-12
lg55&SI@ @S@SS 81

gti6ts nebr arbeiten uno tpirfen 5u
tonnen, bas lit bie bittere &lage, be.
lonOers in lanetuieriger &ranfbeit.
&lage uno iammere nidt 10 oieI; mir
fe 11no orbeite pielmebr trot unb in
Der &rohfbeit, iotpeit mogli6. S6affe
Dir au6 auf Dem &ranfenlaeer einen
glrfungsfreis, unb b1tte er nod 10
fleinen 0urfaneiier. gs lit erItaun=
lid, mieoiel Elm itarfer 8ine audi NIT
eerlnger pbDlii6er &raft 5uItonoe
brlngen fam. 9arin muB man erfin=
oeriid iein. Geriagt Die redte Sano,
10 oeriude man es aIs 2intsb1noer;
fonn Der &opf ni6t5 nebr Ieilten, 10
pteleif)t Die 9lrme; tpenn Der a0rs
per nidt, 10 biellei9t nod Der @eilt.
&annIt on nibt mebr ltlaoieren, 10 ood
lpobl nod beten; tannlt bu feline gii=
der 1nebr i6reiben, 10 pielleidt einem
&inoe oas sl8G beibrinse1; fannIt ou
oein SanoDerf nibt mebr ausiiben,
10 otellelht nod oem &inbe elm Spiel
5eug i6niten; penn Die Sausboltunq
ltiht mebr fiibren, 10 bieIlei6t bod
nod Die StridnaoeIn. SSeoe grbeit
aber, lei es aud nur cine nle6uniIde
uno unbeoeutenoe, leitet elm Sun in
oas 'Seioen binein llno tpirft ouourd
lotort als itarfenoe Ir5nei, fiirst Die
3eit, hebt 0nS SelbItbemuRtipi1, lift
oen @iIen.
gSie 1pidtig uno tpelde 8obItot
au6 fir ben &ranfen cine teIte Sas
gesoronung lit, 1pel6e oie Stunoen
gut nerteilt 5pilden @ebet, arbeit,
Seiung, giniamfeit unb @eIeuIhaft,
oas bat mid Elm eoler iunger 8rieIter
gelebrt, Der bon leiner Brin1i5 an in
oas &ranfen5inrmer gebannt NOR uno
5ebn Wtonate lang bis au ieineln So
oe nod elmer iolben Sronung lebte.
Samit bei61por er ole troItloie 2anz
getpelle, Die oft Die groBte Blage Ser
&ronten lit; er bate INNER al tun,
uno lein blnlterbenoes 2eben 5lie6 eil
lhones, frieoli6es gSirfen bis sum
leligen gnoe.
Ware oie &ranfbeit 10 i6n1erslicf,,
bob lte gar feline 8etdtigung nebr su=
lieBe 1lno lelblt oas 9enfen unb 4e=
ten 5ur puren Dual tpiiroe, Damn lit
oas geouloige Sragen iol6er 2eioens=
lait ielblt Elm Spfern, Sun uno gSir=
fen, oas ieinen 8ert uno lein Scr
oienlt aus oem 2eioen Gbri1ti siebt.
uno ourb ein lolhes 8irten peroe,l
lelbit Die Nadte geiesnet uno befrud-
tet, Die idlafloien, qualpollen N46te,
Die fein Gnoe nebmen polen. yOu
gefaalt @ott 1nebr," iagte ct. gbrp=
lolton1us, ~tpenn on in Der &ranfbeit
oib Seinem 8illen flight als mem:
on I'M Stanbe Der @eiunobeit nod
10 biele quite 8erfe perri6teIt."
a6er Dem @ottesbaus un6 @ottess
oienlt fernbleiben lniiiien, lit oos ni6t
Elm idmer5li6es gnt6ebren? @etuiB.
Dod aud oafiir eibt es einen grlat.
Sier finoet Gntpenoung bas 8ort oes
Seilanoes bon ser Stunoe, oa man
iueber auf bem 8erge nod in Sseru-
lalem ben Gater anbete, ion6ern inn
@eiIt uno in Der Babrbeit $50. 4, 81
| I'D. Colder @ottesoienit lit au9 i'm
aranfen5immer moglid. Die 4ir6en-
gloden uno Die 8anolungsglode to-
men aud binein un6 ber,nitteln ben
MnidluB an ben @ottesoienit Ser &C.
meinoe. Geiien Srudt ,,nb Sesen
fommt audi ben Granfen gu. Die 2ei-
ben tperoen ourd Die quite Meinung
ielber 8ottesoienit, @ebet uno Spfer,
unb Der, tpelder Die Seele aler un@
lerer @ottesanbetune lit, finbet oen
Weg aud in 6as drmite aranfenfdm-
merlein.
Evening star., 1947-09-03
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
NationaL"We Love a Lassie";;
2:30 and $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador-"Deep Valley; l, 3
sos. tbs and 9:35 pm.
Capitol-"Song of the Thin Man;
II am, las, 4::30, 7:2O and 1905
pm. Stage shows: 12:40, 3:25, 6:10
and 8 pm.
Columb bia-"Gone With the
Wind; 9:45 am, 1885. 5:25 and
9:15 pm.
Earle-"Deep Valley; II am,
los, 3:05, $40, 7:25 and $40 pm.
Hippodrome-"The Happy Breed;
2:05, 4:05, sos, 8 and 10 pm.
Keith's-"The Bachelor and the
Bobby-SoXer"; 11:35 am, 1885, 1886,
5:35, 1885 and 9:35 pm.
Little-"Fantasia":; 11:o5 am,
los, $40, 5:15, 7:20 and $50 pm
Metropolitan-"Cry Wolf; 11:20
am, 1:25, $3.50, 5:35, TAO and 9:45
pm.
Palace-"variety Girl": II am,
1:10, 3:15, 5:25, 7:35 and $40 pm.
Pix-"Foolish Virgin: $3.50, $50,
8:15 and 10:35 pm.
Trans News and shorts.
Continuous from 1915 am.
Evening star., 1947-09-03

surprised if she replaces Linda Dar-
nell in "The Walls of Jericho
Linda is still exhausted from "Am-
ber" and her European junket and
she wants long rest before work.
ing again. And Cornell Wilde will
probably be in the Jericho lineup
because Gregory Peck wants out
for the same reason as Linda.
Charles Boyer won't go to Paris
until next spring. First, Charles re-
ports back to Enterprise for the
lead in Eugene Aram," his next
picture, with David Lewis pro-
ducing. It's a murder story.
George Sanders, between dates
with Greer Carson, is planning to
leave for Italy to star for Edward
Small in "Cagliostro." From there
he goes to London to make Then
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+ Jean captures the elusive mil
AMUSEMENTS

Ida Lupino and Benedict
Evening star., 1947-09-03

ter From a Cloud" The same may
be said for young Susan Douglas as
the lovely and knowing daughter.
OF the men, Alexander Lockwood is
a facile one with an urbanely leer-
ing line, and Donald Macdonald
ably represents the playwright's con-
ception of the philosopher friend Of
the heroine.
Randall Brooks setting could be
used promotionally by the Sante Fe
railroad. Maybe even to better pur-
pose than in a play like Laughter
From a Cloud"
Evening star., 1947-09-03
Hollywood:
Jericho May
Get New Set
Of Players
By SheiIoh Grohcm

Tyrone Power earned $4,000
during 1945, according to the salary
lists recently published. But what
most people probably don't realize
is that Ty was then in the Marines
and he was paid $4,000 for every
year he was in the service.
Gene Tierney is coming to Holly
wood this month and don't be too
Evening star., 1947-09-03

and Now" with Jean Simmons, for
j. Arthur Rank.
Jean Peters is having the time OF
Riley as head girl in the life OF
Howard Hughes. She still rides
around town with Howard's chauf-
feur at the wheel. This romance.
with one slight recession, has lasted
a long time. It would be fascinating
Evening star., 1947-09-03
Those Sophisticates Romp
Again in Olney Comedy
By Joy Cormody

week at the oney Theater which popped
the last night Laughter From
Cloud so help exhibit which Chase and
of which Lynn Riggs unabased author 1t reuted be headed
Broadway old thoougfare and
learned how time Laughter Cloud
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-17

amerisko dominacijo oboroze-
vanja ~ nepremagljivo" atom
sko bombo uporabiti "a to, da
Sc Russia drzi v strahu. Iskre-
no misli, da so tudi mnogi Ame-
rieani mnenja, da je to edna
pot do nedeljivega sveta in ne
deljivega miru. Kar Sc meme IT,
&c, sem preprican, da bi pot, po
kateri gre Churchill, neogibno
|pripeljala naravnost do omega,
eemur hi Sc mnogi radi ognili
- do unicenja civilizacije.
Mir sc ne more uresniciti z
groznjami, "a katerimi stoji 70
prno in strasno orozje. V imenu
nedeljivega sveta in nedeljive-
ga miru churchillovci dejansko
ustvarjajo diva svetova in pri-
pravljajo vojno. Mi napredni
ljudje Novega sveta obljublja-
mo svojim prijateljem v Brita-
niji, da DO TAXA Churchillova
politika dozivela polom - da
bo dozivela polom tista politi-
ka, XII je po nakljucju in zacas-
no postala ameriska politika po
Churchillovem govoru v Fulto-
nu".
Ma kraju Sc Wallace dotakne
Sc razmerja do Sovjetske zveze
in koncuje: "Preprieani smo, da
Sc lahko vsak spor, do katerega
hi prislo med nami in Soviet
sko zvezo, resi- ma prijateljski
nacin. Prepricani smo, da z do
bro voljo, razumom in pravic-
nostjo lahko krenemo naprej -
k miru in napredku enotnega
sveta".