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Evening star., 1947-02-19
Airport
The measure was referred to the
Commerce Committee.
Third Airnorf posSihle
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The measure was referred to the
Commerce Committee.
Third Airport Possible.
| Mr.. Laws recommendations for
increased facilities here called for a
second and perhaps even third
airport.
Mr.. Law told the committee that,
in the interests of safety, it would
be very necessary" to have the
second terminal operate instrument
landing equipment.
| SO heavy has the traffic become,
he said, that many planes have to
be kept back in the holding area"
over the Mount Vernon section of
Virginia. There they are stacked"
at different levels until they can be
landed.
! Boiling Field air traffic, which Is
directed by the control tower at
National Airport, cuts down the ca
pacity of National Airport by about
20 per cent,
Declines to Specify Site.
Mr.. Law afterwards declined to
say how large an establishment
the second, or third airport should
! be. or where it should be located.
The second airport. Mr.. Law told
the Committee, could be used for
instrument landings of ships, but
when not used for such purposes,
would be useful for cargo aircraft,
supply bases and private planes.
| Such an additional terminal, he
estimated, could be made to carry
itself" financially, through income
from operation and maintenance.
The air traffic at National Airport
now runs to somewhere between 500
and 600 arrivals and departures
daily, he said.
The new-type high intensity
illumination giving deeper pene-
tration through weather of poor
visibility is under consideration for
use at National Airport, Mr.. Law
testified.
Being installed now, he said. is
the ground control aircraft system
by which a control operator on the
ground can talk in" landing
aircraft equipped with regular radio
The letter from the Commerce De-
partment on law enforcement
pointed out the only enforcement
agent available to keep the peace at
the airport is the United States Mar
]
possible for him to devote enough
time to the airport to police and
protect it properly. the letter added
Evening star., 1947-02-19
Buck Opposes Change
In Rent Control System
And Ceilings for D. C..

Continuation of the Districts rent
control system without any fiat in
creases in ceilings. will be urged by
Senator Buck, Republican, of Della
ware, who heads two Senate groups
involved in rent issues.
He announced late yesterday that,
while he will fight to remove OPA
from any controls over rentals ma
tionally. he will oppose any change
in the Districts sytem, which Is en-
tirely separate from OPA.
Senator Buck holds a key position,
since he is chairman of the Rents
Subcommittee of the Senate Bank
ing Committee, as well as head OF
the Senate District Committee.
Offered National Bill.
Several days ago. he presented
a bill to remove all rent controls
nationally from oPA, leaving en-
forcement to court suits, and to
permit increases up to 10 per cent
over rent levels Of last December 81
Through a misunderstanding, he
said, this bill called from abolition
Of the Districts separate system.
Senator Buck said he had dis
cussed the District situation with
various Washington citizens and
officials and had concluded rent
control here Is operated very much
better" than elsewhere in the coun-
try.
IT doubt If the Banking Sub
committee could write any bill which
would be an improvement over the
local situation" he declared. Il
find the law is different from that
under OPA and has been very fairly
administered"
No Local Complaints.
He said he had concluded the
District should be taken out of
the pur+iew of his national bill
since, among other reasons, there
had been not a single complaint
voiced to the Banking Committee
group against the separate District
law.
He noted also that, under the Dis
trict law, landlords with just claims
can obtain adjustment in hardship
cases on appeal to Rent Admins
traitor Robert F. Cogswell.
Senator Buck added, however, he
was convinced sentiment in the
Evening star., 1947-02-19
Labor
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L
volving the CIO were brought on
by industry's refusal ito bargain In
good faith. ',-', g r
Mr.. Murray traced the background
of tn strikes of year ago in the
steel, automobile and other indus
tries. He pointed out that in each
instance management had refused
to accept compromises suggested by
the Government and had said no
to President Truman in the great
steel dispute.
"Any Schoolboy Should Know"
The President took the position
that wages could be raised without
raising prices, and that's the reason
why we have Republican Congress
here" Senator Ellender remarked,
glancing at his fellow committee
members. ANY schoolboy should
have known different-even you,
he told Mr.. Murray.
Later in the hearing Senator Taft
asked the CIO leader:
rs there any provision of any bill
before us of which you approve?'
Mr.. Murray lodged the question,
and pointed to his offer to meet with
Mr. Green about jurisdictional dis
Iputes. When Senator Morse tried to
pin him down on specific provisions
of the bills, Mr.. Murray said Con-
gress is paving the way for a sys-
tenn of totalitarianism in this
country"
II am concerned" he said, with
the right Of the people to live their
own lives " without chains, bonds
and shackles thrown about their
necks."
Cites Company Profits.
Mr.. Murray furnished figures pur-
porting to show that certain food
processing firms made as much as
200 per cent profit after taxes last
year. He demanded that the COM
mittee investigate corporation profits
because rape is being perpetrated
on the American people"
! He added that 'if there is any
thing that will produce revolt in
this country it is the lopsided, un-
fair, discriminatory, maldistribution
of wealth in this country"
| At one point when Senator Taft
took issue with him as to whether
corporation profits should be re-
duced by lowering prices or raising
wages, Mr.. Murray said:
Senator, Senator, please be a
| little more discerning"
Describing the drive for union
restricting laws as this mad cam
paigngto chastise American working
men and women" Mr.. Murray
said, Punitive labor laws will
strengthen already great business
monopolies and so prove to be
"forerunners of serious depres-
sion involving all Americans"
He urged Congress not to pass
any legislation that would set back
labor. He pointed out great many
unions. particularly those of the
young CIO, have had little oppor-
tunity to work out their problems
through collective bargaining free
of wartime restraint and manage
ment harraSsment.
/ In announcing acceptance Of the
Evening star., 1947-02-19

route by airplane from Georgia to
Walter Reed Hospital.
AS squadron commander Of the
Fourth Fighter Group in the 9th
Air Force he was credited by the
Army Air Forces with destroying
1914 enemy planes in COMBAT and
A. V on the ground.
Honorary pallbearers included
members of Col. Beeson's fighting
unit. Survivors include his widow,
Mrs. Tracey Beeson of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1947-02-19
Cab TopC0ATs

Not many--but enough to get excited
about. Those fine CAB (gabardine)
Topcoats-a year round favorite in the
old days Natural shoulders - slash
pockets - and the fine tailoring details
that distinguish all Grosner gID
Coats. Your size is here-noW! p4O
Evening star., 1947-02-19

that establishment of such a prece-
dent for turning over "confidential"
investigation reports to defense
counsel was considered of such
grave importance the matter had
to be referred to the Undersecretary
of War.
Evening star., 1947-02-19
Seed Winners Named

LURAY, Va, Feb. 10 (SpeciaD.- -
o. O. Baker, member of the School
Eoard from Springfield district, has
been named winner in a hybrid
seed contest. Second prize winner
is George Lentz of Rileyville.
Evening star., 1947-02-19
FALSE TEETH!
Thot Loosen.
Need Not Embuvoss

Many wearers of false teeth have SUI
fered real embarrassment because their
plate dropped, slipped or wabbled at
lust the wrong time. Do not live In
fear of this happening to you, just
sprinkle little FAsTEETH, the aka
Holds false teeth more firmly. so they
feel more comfortable. Does not sour.
Checks plate odor" (denture BREATH.
Get FASTEETH at any drug store.
Evening star., 1947-02-19
Funeral Rites Held Here
For Beeson, FIGHTER Ace

Funeral services for 1t. Col
Duane w. Beeson, IS. ranking
fighter pilot Of the Eighth Air Force
during the war, were to be held this
afternoon in Fort Myer Chapel fol-
lowed by burial In Arlington Gene
terry.
Col. Beeson died Saturday er
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Attlee predlozil
parlamentu ZakOn "a
neOdvisnOst Indie

LONDON, 6. julija-Angleski
premier Clement Attlee je v Pc.
TEX predlozil ma diskuzije v par
lamentu zakon, s katerim bo In
dija razdeljena ma diva neodvis-
ma dominiona.
Nobenega dvoma nj, da zakon
ne bi bill sprejet, ker sc pricaku-
je, da ga bo podprla cello opozi-
cijska stranka konservativcev.
S tenn zakonom sc bo zajamcilo
vsakemu delu Indie priliko, d.
Sc prikljuci bodisi enemu ali pa
drugemu dominionu. Oba domi-
Mona bosta imela oblast ustvar-
jati svoje lastne zakone, in no.
ben zakon ne bo mogel biti We
tran, ker bi ne bill soglasju
z angleskimi zakoni ali pa s ka-
|terim koli bodocim sklepom an
gleskega parlamenta. Tako tu-
di ne bo mogel noben zakon, XII
bi bill sprejet angleskemu par
lamentu, postati zakon dominic
ma, &c ga pred tenn dominiona ne
odobrita.
z dnem Is. augusta DO soglas-
no z zakonom angleska vlada
razresena vsake odgovornosti "a
postopke vlad .tako enega kot
.drugega dominiona. Oblast kra-
liza Jurija vi. mad obema indij-
skima drzavama sc bo koncala
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prisla IL gozda. Ona je hotela
,pocakati, da izide mesec; danes
nj bill, Flat, skovan novec kakor
sinoci, temvec slonokosceno
bled, in njegov blesceci soj je
pregrinjal praprot in pokrival
nizje veje kakor slapom belle
ga cvetja.
Stopila sta skozi leso in 20
pet mimo mesecinaste psenice,
XII je bila videti s cisto drugega
sveta nego je bill svet, po kate
rem sta hodila} pred poldrugo
uro. ~
In. Lennanu je prevzemalo
srce custvo, kakrsno more dozi-
YETI mosko srce samo enkrat v
! zivljenju - TAXA ponizna hva-
leznost, priznanje in castec a
vdanost do ME, XII mu je dala
sebe vso. Ona ne SINE zdaj uzi-
vati drugega nego veselje -
enako veselju te zadnje ure
Nikdar ne SINE biti mani sree.
ma! In pokleknil je pred nj
kraj vode in il poljubljal oble'
ko, roke in noge, XII bodo jutr
"a vedno njegove.
Potem sta stopila v coin.
Nasmeh mesecine je igral pc
vseh valckih, trsju in zaklepa'
jocih sc vodnih lilijah; po ME
mem obrazu in po razpuscenif
laseh, S katerih j je zdrknils
kapuca ma rame; po eni roki, k
je brodila po vodi, in po drugi
XII Sc je dotikala cvetlice ma ME
nih prsih; in cisto pritajeno j
rekla:
"Veslaj, predragi, pozno je.'
Zajel je vesli in pognal colr
v temo v zajezi.
(Dalje prihodmjic)
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in tenn tudi vsi sporazumi in
obveze. "
Anglezi so pristali, da Sc po-
polnoma umaknejo IL Indie pri-
hodnjega junija. Takrat bodo
muslimani in hindustanci lahko
.odloGili, &c zelijo obdrzati status
dominiona ali pa pretrgati vse
zveze z angleskim imperijem.
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Devetnaisto poglevje

V, vseh teh dneh njene od-
sotnosti je hotel Lehman, kljub
njeni prepovedi, pac stokrat
stopiti tia, samo da hi Sci mimo
hise, Sc cutil blizu ME, jo -
ceprav nemara samo cd dalec -
pogledom ujel. Telo mu ,je
hodilo po Londonu, duh pa mu
je bival tam oh reki, XII ga je
ze enkrat zibala, ko Sc je tam
razgledaval. Stokrat - podnevi
v domisljiji, ponoci v sanjah -
Sc je vlekel "a veje in Sc kra-
del v tisto mracno zajezo, do
kler sc MISC pokazale temne IT,
Sc in bell golobnjak.
Zdaj je mislil samo ma izpol-
nitev. Kako neusmiljeno ona hi
ra! Zakaj bi jo pustil, kjer je?
Pustil, da skruni sebe in vse
zenske v narocju moza, XII ga
sovrazi?
In tisti dan sredi junija, ko
je prejel memo brzojavko, mu
je bilo, kot da mu je izrocen
kljuc do rajskih vrat.
Ali je res mogoce, da kani
Olivia Sc nocoj z MIN stran
Vsekakor DO "a to vse pripravil
v mislih je stal ze tolikokrat
pred to krizo svojega zivljenja
da mu je treba samo predsta'
viii v dejanje, kar je v mislih
re tako skrbno preudaril. Po-
sprawl je, Sc bogato zalozil z
denarjem in pisal dolgo pismc
svojemu varuhu. Prizadelo be
starega moza - Gordy jih ina
zdaj mad sedemdeset - a ne
more mu pomagati.
Ko je razlozil, 'kako sc je vse
razvilo, je nadaljeval takole
"Vem, da sc bo zdelo to marsi-
komu, in morebiti tudi Tebi
Gordy, zelo krivicno, a po mo-
jem nj - to je cista resnica,
Najbrz ina v takih receh vsak
svoje posebne nazore; in ker
JAZZ - ma mojo cast, Gordy -
ne bi niti v zakonu niti izven
zakona nikdar priklepal, ne bi
zelel priklepati in ne bonn mix
dar priklepal nase zenske, XII me
ne ljubi, Sc mi ne zdi, da delam
kaj takega, kar bi zameril dru-
GIN, &c bi meni storili, ako IL
trgam il take nesrece to gospo
XII bi hotel zanjo vsako minute
umreti. Ne bonn trdil, da ina
usmiljenje kakorkoli 5 tenn
opraviti - cd konca sem sam
tako mislil, zdaj pa vem, da sc
je vse potopilo v najmogocnej-
sem custvu, XII me je kedaj ma
vdajalo ali me Sc kedaj DO. We
sti Sc niti malo ne bojim. Ako
je Bog vesoljna resnica, naju
ne more nemilostno gledati, ker
'sva sebi zvesta. Kar pa sc tice
ljudi, smeva drzati glavo po-
koncu; po mojem te sploh &C.
MILO po tenn, kakor Sc sam ce-
mis-. A bodi tako ali tako, druz-
ba mi nj dosti mar. Kdor ne DO
Ll2.,o1 -, ficfono no hn.
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tega bodi brez skrbi. On, upam,
sc bo dial nitro locit - razen te-
be in Cis ne DO nikogar poseb-
no bolelo - in &c ne DO maral
- kaj 81 hocemo! Ona, mislim,
da nina mic, toda z mojimi sest-
sto in kar bonn craven zasluzil,
bo glede denarja vse v redu, tu-
di &c bova morala ziveti v ino-
zemstvu. Ii 81 bill proti meni
vedno tako dober, in jako me
boil, da te zalim, tembolj, &c
mislis, da sem ii nehvalezen !;
toda kadar clovek cuti kot JAZZ
- S telesom, duso in duhom -
takrat nj vec pomislekov, pa &c
bi stala sama smrt ma poti. Ka-
dar prejmes ia list, bova ze sku-
paj stran; pisal tt bonn cd kjer-
koli postaviva svoj sotor, in Sc
veda bonn pisal tudi Cicely. OBJ
vesti pa, prosim te, Mrs. Doone
in Silvijo in sporoci jima mole
najlepse pozdrave, ako jima je
kaj do njih. Pozdravljen, dragi
Gordy. Mislim, da bi tt ma mo-
jem mestu prav tako storil. -
Tvoj vedno vdani - Mark"
V vsem tenn pripravljanju nj
nicesar pozabil, ker je izrabi]
vsako minute teh par ur ne
ko zanosno metodicnostjo. Zad-
ME, kar je naredil, preden je od-
Sci, je bio, da je snel svojemu
"cloveku-biku" mokre ovoje. TIE
dni je dobil obraz te posasti ne
kak gladen, hrepenec izraz. -
Umetnik v Marku je izkazal
svojemu delu podzavedno tc
pravico; nehote mu je- vtisni
resnico. Sam pri sebi Sc je vpra'
Sal, ali bo Sc ma MEM delal
zmocil je ovoje in ga skrbnc
zavil.
Nj Sci v memo vas, temvec v
drugo pet ali sest mill nizje, OF
reki - to je varneje, in vesla'
ME ga DO pomirilo. Najel 81 je
lahek coin in veslal proti vodi
Vozil je jako pocasi, da bi ubi]
cas-, in drzal sc je nasprotnega
brega. In ko je veslal, mu je
bilo, kot da mu je cd nervozno'
sti cello srce izsuseno. Ali je res.
MICA, da gre k Mi, ali samo fan.
tasticna zmama usode, SAME
IL katerih sc bo zbudil in DO vi.
del, da je sam? NazadnJe Je prl-
Sci mimo golobnjaka in vesla]
dale, da je zavil v zajezo in Sc
prikral pod kritjem do topola.
Dospel je nekaj minut pred
osmemi, obrnil coin in cakal tik
pod bregom, drze Sc "a VETO in
stole tako, da je videl stezo.
Da more kdo cd silnega hrepe-
nenja umreti, bi bill moral ta-
krat Lennan!
Veter je eisto polegel in dan
sc je prelil v cudovito tin vecer.
Musice so plesale v redkih sonc-
nih pramenih, XII so sijali ma
posev cez temno vodo, ker je
bilo sonce re nizko. Cd polja,
kjer nj bilo vec delavcev, je pri-
hajal duh po senu in tezki duh
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Naro6ajte, Strife IN 6itajte
"Eseakopraveost"
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ENAKOPRAvNOsT

belle! Tudi ne dosti barve - sa-
mo zvezdnata bella trobelika in
dobrovitina in nizko cez pseni-
co leteea blescava 'poslednje to-
pie luci.
Dvajseto poglavje
=. Zdaj je gozd in reko ma.
glo zalil vecer. In lastovke, Xxi
je bilo videti, kot da Sc ne bo-
do navelicale loviti, so prve pre-
stale; in svetloba, XII je bila ka-
kor crvsto prepeta cez svet, je
ze zadnjic vzplapolala, ugasnila
;; in pala brez kril ma tia.
Mesec ne izide pred deseto.
In vse je cakalo. Nocna bitja
so Sc 30 tenn dolgem, jasnem
poletnem dnevu le oprezno po-
javlja; pref so Sc morale spu-
stiti drevesne sence globlje in
globlje ma vodo, XII je bila zdaj
bella kot mleko; pref Sc je mo-
raj nebu mlecno bell obraz "a
grniti v zamet. Cello crnolisto
drevje kakor da je zeljno prica-
kova1o skrlatne nocne odeje.
Vse stvari so strmele, blede oh
tel uri pojemajocega dneva -
vse stvari so :imele zamisljene,
nesrecne oci. TIE trenutke je bi-
la luc tako mrtva, kot da je ziv-
ljenje izginilo z zemlje. A ne
"a dolgo. Ma krilih temine Sc je
prikralo nazaj; ne dusa zivlje.
MIA, XII je zbezalo, nego nekak
carovnjaski, mrk duh, XII Sc po.
tika po crnem drevju, po viso.
KEN, temnam trsticju, po gr.
cevju S srditimi sobami, XII pre-.
Ii po obrezju kraj reke. Nato je
izlezla sova in vse nocne krila.
tice. In v gozdu Sc je zacela
grozovita pticja tragedija -
mracno> preganjanje v somraku
mad praprotjo; pretresljivo vre'
scanje bitja, v katero so sc spet
in spet sekali kremplji; vines
pa hripavi pokliki blaznega zma
goslavja. Vec minut so trajal
tt nocni sunni, zvocni simboli vse
grozovitosti v srcu prirode; do
kler nj naposled smrt pomirils
tega divjanja. In vsaka popotns
dusa, XII Sc j smilijo ubezniki
je zdaj lahko prisluhnila, ne DE-
bi plakala >.
Nato je zagostolel slavec svo
10 dolgo, zvonko pesemco;
mladi psenici je zacivkal krec
man. Zopet je legla noe ma mol
cece drevesne vrhove, ma Sc tis
je vodne globine. V dolgih pre-
sledkih Sc je oglasal il ME
vzdih, sepet, lahen PLUCK, kril
lovece sove. In njen din je bi
Sc vedno vroc in prepojen s tez
kimi vonji, zakaj rosa nj pada
Enoindvajseto poglavje
Deseta je ze minila, ko sts
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po kozji bradi; muskatni vonj
il zajeze Sc je mesal z NINA v
opojno ovzdusje. Nikogar nj BIZ
10 mimo. In lie malo oddaljenih
glasov je ujel ia zamisljeni slu-
sac, zakaj ptici tam MISC peli,
Kako tih in topel je bill zrak, in
vendar mu je nekako trepetal v
lica, XII so mu hotela zdaj zdaj
buhniti v plamen. Ia privid je
.ozivel v MEM, ko je stal in ca
kal - vrvrajoca vrocina, XII
vzplapolava v bledo rdece pla-
mencke. Po gostem bicju Sc je
paslo Sc nekaj debelih, nerod-
nih temnih muh in vcasih je ne
kaj metrov cd MEGA zaperusala
ali rezko kriknila rusevka. Ka-
dar pride - ako sploh pride
- ne bosta ostala tn, v tel cr-
nj, blatni zajezi; prepeljal jo bo
ma drugo stran v gozdove! To-
da minute SO tickle in MENU je
upadalo srce. Nenadoma mu je
poskoeilo. Nekdo prihaja v
belem, razoglava, in nekaj Wis
njevega ali crnega il vihra
okrog roke. Ona je! Nobena
druga ne hodi tako. Zelo je hi.
tela. In njeni lasje so Sc mu zde.
Ii ma obeh straneh celia podobnj
majhnim krilom, kot da je njer
obraz bella ptica S crnimi krili
XII lett ljubezni naproti! Zdaj je
bila tik NIGGA, tako blizu, da je
mogel videti njene napol odprte
ustnice in oci, XII so zarele Cd
ljubezni - kakor mic ma svetu
razen mraku, opojenega cd rose
in zvezd. Iztegnil Sc je in jc
vzdignil v coin, in vojnava ne
ke cvetlice, XII Sc mu je pritis
nila ma obraz, ga je vsega pre-
sinila prav do srca, budec mt
spomin ma nekaj davnega, po
zabljenega. Potem pa je grabi
"a veje, magic, da so kar polka
lie, in vlekel coin po mrtvi vodi
po lieu pa so mu plesali komar
il. Po vsej priliki je vedela, kan
jo pelje, in ne ona ne on nists
crhnila, ko je veslal ma odprte
vodo in tia ma drugi breg.
Med NINA in med gordon
je bila samo ena njiva - njivs
z mlado psenico S trnovo in jel
sevo mejo. In tik te meje sta
sc prijela "a roke in sc izkrcala
Sc ZdaJ nlSta gOVOrlla --- kakOl
otroci, XII so hranijo slascice "a
pozneje. Oblekla je plasc, da bi
81 zakrila obleko, in svila je su
mela po srebrnkastih psenicnif
bilkah. Zakaj Sc je odlocila "a tt
modro halo? Ker je modro ne
DO in cvetlice in pticje peroti ir
crno zareca sinjina noci! Barvs
Vseh svetih stvari! In kako tho
je bilo v zadnjem pojemanjl
soncnih zarkov! Najmanjsegs
glasu cd nobene zivali, ptice al
drevesa; niti enc brencece &C.
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20 AKROV v PERRY. O.
Hisa s 5 sobami. hlev. kokosnjak
in druga poslopja: : akrov gozda.
Nahaja Sc ? mill il Painesville. O..
ma Route "a TurneY I'd. ma: desni
strani. ter je tretja farma ma levi
strani. Vprasa Sc lahko Y petek in
ponedeljek ma 2ls5o MILLER AVE.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-08
PosIuga

PREPROGE TAPETE
SGISTIMO IN POPRAVIMO
Tocna in zadovoljiva postrezba
20 izurjenih delavcih. Ma vasemu,
domu ali nasi izde1ovalnici.
BUCKEYE CARPET CO.
4059 Hough Ave.
RE Ol5O - EX 1867 - RE 0234
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-08

belle! Tudi ne dosti barve - sa-
mo zvezdnata bella trobelika in
dobrovitina in nizko cez pseni-
co leteca blescava 'poslednje to.
pie luci.
Evening star., 1947-12-26

idea, the Ephrons come up with an
other in which Kellaway as the
millionaire who gave the girl the
money tries to devise ways of get
ting 1t back. He turns out to be
quite canny old fox who maneu-
vers the young couple all the way to
Reno where the picture comes to
its climax.
Most of Hollywood's millionaire
dialogue writers would do well to
sit through Always Together" to
learn how easily dialogue may be
made to sound witty If only its Gre
ators will assume movie audiences
are more intelligent than a Bob
Hope gag. They could learn also
how a conventional situation, with
which all movies are overstuffed,
can be frightened up with talk that
sounds ju-t like it came from hu-
man beings, instead of high priced
movie actors.
Young Miss Reynolds has to be
virtually no actress at all to act
like youngster suddenly engulfed
in million and that is exactly what
she is. Hutton, as the young lover,
is more skilled at the art, but the
real acting of always Together" is
that provided by oldsters Kellaway
and Truck, pair OF farceurs who
realized they had something here.
They have, too.
Evening star., 1947-12-26
5000 Swim at Miumi

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Dec. rs (P).
-Lfeguards estimated that 5000
persons enjoyed a Christmas Day
swim in the ocean here yesterday.
Evening star., 1947-12-26
Strikes Australia

SYDNEY, Australia, Dec. 26 (P).-
Australia's beaches. usually jammed
on Christmas Day, were virtually
deserted yesterday because Of an un-
seasonable cold4snap.