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Evening star., 1948-03-02
Printers Strike ParIey
Fails in Philadelphia
BY the Associated Press

4
PHILADELPHIA, Mar. Am
other attempt to end the 6-day -old
strike which has tied up % major
commercial printing plants here
ended unsuccessfully.
Judge Joseph L. Kun Of Common
Pleas Court, acting as an unofficial
coneiliator. met yesterday for three
hours with representatives of the
Allied Printing Employers Associ-
alton and Philadelphia Local 2, In
ternational Typographical Union,
AFL.
The jurist, who said no agree
ment had been reached, called the
Iparley after hearing argument for
an injunction sought by the en-
ployers' association. The suit asked
the court to order 900 employees of
the printing plants to return to
work until National Labor Rela-
tions Board case, involved In the
work stoppage, is settled.
Evening star., 1948-03-02

DETROIT, Mar. 2 (R.-The De.
troit Newspaper Publishers Asso-
citation yesterday offered union
printers on the city;s three daily
newspapers a IL per cent increase
retroactive to November /, 1947.
Spokesman for the publishers
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
Taft kaIba
ux Amerikos Zmones

Kai Senatorius Taft kalba apie
Amerikoniska gyvenimo buda jisai
turi mintyje toki gyvenima koki di-
duma Amerikos zmoniu nori tureti.
Robert Taft's nuveikimu rekordas
United States Senate irodo jo tike-
Amerika ir Amerikoniska gyveni-
mo buda kuris randamas ukese, ma
zuose miesteliuose ir miestuose; lr
jis nenukrypo nuo to tikejimo neziu-
rint New Deal propagandos ir tarp-
tautinio spaudimo. Jis apsaugojo
nepriklausominguma ukininko, tel
ses mazo biznieriaus, ir geriausius
interesus darbo zmogaus. Jis islai-
ke savo prizada mazumu grupems
jog jis kovos prizes visokia diskri-
minacija, ir pasiryzes kovoti prizes
visokias pastangas kurios kliudytu
zmogaus laisvam gyvenimui.
Senatorius Taft pagamino kon-
struktyvius pasiulymus isstatymul
reikalingu gyvenamu manu-, medika-
les prieziuros, mokymo ir ligonlnlu
patarnavimo visiems zmonems re-
miantis pagrindine filosofija kad
Amerika privalo patti apsirupintl
savais zmonemis ir kad tokios pa
galbos kontrole turi butt vykdoma
paciu vietiniu bendruomeniu Veto
lie Washingtono valdininku.
Savo Senatoriaus tarnybos laiko-
tarpiu jis igijo savo kolegu pagar-
ba ir tapo Chairman of the Policy
Committee. Jis pasekmingai dirbo
su Republikonais Senate begyje plr-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
PASkIAUSIOS r.
MOS IS LIETUvOS

'Elta" skelbia sitokias Ii
MAS is Lietuvos:
Lietuvoje pilna zydu, Lietu-
viskai nekalbanciu. Jq rankose
krautuves. Is Rusijos ateina
tik prasto raudono SUI gelemis
kartuno ir pjautuvq (ne dal-
giq), kurie zmonems kelia juo-
ka. Mazeikiuose esq apie 5000
NKVD kareiviQ. Jie ginkluoti
mazais tankais.
Mokyklose Stalino konstitu-
CHA mokoma nuo / klases. Taip
pat vykdomas ir mokiniu kari
mis- parengimas. Tikyba mo-
kyklose nera destoma, taciau
sekmadieniais pilnos baznycios
mokiniu.. M. Gimnazijoje, kur
yra apie 600 mokiniu, is jq tik
14-16 terra komjaunuoliai ir
! |apie 80 pionieriu.
Ir bolsevikiniu laikrasciu
Lietuvoje labai sunku esa gau-
ii pirkti.
Nei kunigai nei vienuoliai
Lietuvoje uniformly nedevi.
Baznycioms nera teiki a m a
elektros sviesa. Visi gyvento-
jai apdeti nepakeliamais mo-
kesciais.
Lietuvoje yra tik vienas vys-
kupas, o klierikQ tepalike apie
200. Xiii tureje issivaikscioti.
Lietuvos gyventoju mazi
vaikuciai (nuo 6-7 m. amziaus)
varomi prievarta stoti j komu-
nistinio jaunimo pionieriu or
ganizacija. JOS veikimo meto-
dai zymia dalimi nukopijuoti
nuo skautu, tik ismesta "Die-
vo ir Tevynes" savoka. siuo
metu tokiu pionieriu Lietuvo-
je esq apie $1,000. Taciau, kaip
skundziasi bolsevikq "Tiesa",
81 organizacija negali augti
del to, kad varginguju ir vidu-
riniqju valstieciu vaikai atsi-
sake j ja stoti. Respublikoje
truksta 13O vyresniuju pionie-
riq vadovu, pionieriu draugo-
YES negausios, daznai jose dar-
bas dirbamas be mokytoju da
lyvavimo. Panasiai esq ir SUI
komunistine Komjaunimo or
ganizacija, j kuria nestoja vals-
tieciu vaikai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
KREMLIAUS GAL
WI KVAILAS PRO-
TAVIMAS

Stalinas naudojasi paskubeti
savo komunizmo pletimo pro-
grama visur kur tik gali-nuo
Cekoslovakijos, Suomijos ir Vo-
kietijos Xxi Italijos, nuo Graf
kijos, Turkijos ir Irano Xxi Ko-
rejos ir Kinijos - net Xxi Pie
tq Americas - isivaizdavimu
kad Suv. Valstijos yra bejeges
prezidento rinkimo metals.
Kremliaus kraugeriu galvy
isskaiciavimu, kas keturi me-
tai 81 sails lieka supainiota, is.
blaskyta, suskaldyta savo vi
daus partiviskumu, visuomen5
buna beviltiskai pasidalinus, ii
musu Valdzia tue budu est
suparaliziuota Xxi po rinkimu.
Tos suirutes metu, raudoniej:
lslvalzduoJa, yra gerla u la s
laikas smogti Amerikai.
Nors Americas zmones tik-
raj susiblasko rinkimu metuo-
sc, taciau toks Kremliaus isl
vaizdavimas yra toll nuo tik-
ro supratimo ir iskraipymas
svarbiu faktu apie Amerika.
Tuo budu bolsevikai, besku-
bedami pasinaudoti Amerikos
"visuotino suglerimo" proga,
gall issaukti kara, nes Ameri-
ka ir prezidento rinkimu me-
tais yra CANA patvari ir apdai-
ri matyti kur sovietai perdaug
savo nosi kisa.
zinovai tikrina kad komunl-
stat ruosia dar trijose Pietu
Amerikos respublikose revoliu-
cijas, panasiai kaip ivyko Ko-
lumbijoje. Tai Wis sulyg Mas
kvos planu ir isakymu. Rau-
donieji be Kremliaus zinios ne
gall jokioje salyje nei plauko
pajudinti, mes viskas kenktu
Maskvos programai.
Gen. Picado, Kosta Rlkos
salos viesos saugos minlstras,
padare toki persergejima Wa
shingtono vyriausybei:
Suv. Valstijos privalo krelp-
ii daugiau demesio j Latiniskos
Amerikos reikalus. 10 tikrlnl-
mu, tick pat svarbos turl bu-
ii atkreipta j Kubos rinkimus
Birzelios / d. kaip dabar krel-
piama Italijos rinkimus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
SLAPTAS PROJEK-
TAS Prizes RAUDO-
NUOSIUS VEIKIA

Jau buvo mineta apie "slap-
ta Americas projekta" kovoji-
mui prizes komunizma. Italijo-
je tas "Projektas x" buvo pa
naudotas prizes Balandzio 1919
balsavimus. Tam tikslui Ame-
rika isleido 81 milijonus. Ten
tas projektas pagelbejo, kadan-
gi rinkimuose laimejo anti-ko-
munistines partijos kontroliuo-
jancia diduma.
Tas projektas bandoma pri-
taikyti kitose salyse kurios jau
sovietu pajungtos, kurios ran
dasi uz ''gelezines uzdangos".
Kaip tas projektas veikia
valdzia viesai neisduoda.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30

mos Soto Kongreso sesijos pagrei-
tinimui pravedimo Republikonu pro-
gramos. Jis vadovavo kova prave-
dimui istatymu kurie paliuosuotu
Amerikos darbininka laisvai ir ly
gionlis tartis su savo darbdaviu.
Robert Taft nevenge pasisakyti
kur jis stow didziaisiais siu dienu
klausimais. Jis savo isitikinimu ir
pastangomis pravesti Amerikos gy-
venimui reikalingus kelius atvirai
susidure su paciu Prezidentu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30

l1947 metals +.apsivedimai ir-
81 surnazejo. 1916 metals bu-
vo po 1853 apsivedimu nuo 1000
gyventojq, o 1947 metals po
1879 apsivedimu.
Pernai isviso apsivedimu bu-
vo apie du milijonai ir divorsu
45O,000.
1916 metals apsivedimu buvo
1926, $50 ir divorsu $4,000.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
MoTERYs Ministerial EURoPoJE

Moteru kova uz lygias teises
su vyrais yra jau senas saju-
dis. Moterys nori lygiai SUI w.
rails valdyti, balsuoti, ministe-
riauti, tvarkyti valstybiu rel
kalus bel ministeriu kabinete
atstovauti moterija. Ar to-
kia kova yra moteru teisiu SUI
lyginimas SUI vyrais, reiketu
spresti individualiai, iseinant
is moterq misijos apskritai.
Skustis, kad vieni vyrai val
do pasauli, yra jau ir netikslu.
Vyrai tarnybose buna apie 8
valandas per para, visa kita
laika = 16 valandu per para
buna moteru valdzioje. To-
del vyrai pasauli Waldo tarny-
boje, o moterys pasauli Waldo
(per vyrus) uz tarnybos ribq. !.
Bet jau Europa turi moteru
ministeriQ. Antai, Mrs. Kolon-
tay - sovietu ambassadors sve-
dijoje, solidi diplomatic - be-
ne vienintele moteris ambasa-
dores range. Indijos diplomati-
mis- pasiuntinys Maskvoje yra
taip pat moteris Mrs. Neru, In
dijos ministerio pirmininko Sc
suo. Narsioji Anna Pauker =
Rumunijos uzsieniu reikalu mi
nisteris, garsi komuniste, bu-
vusi karaliaus Mykolo ''aukle"
ir atstaciusi j nuo sosto. il
yra pirmoji moteris uzsienio
minister's pasaulyje.
Su Stalinu il galinti kalbeti te-
lefonu be eiles ir be leidimu.
Rumunijoj il yra viespats ir
sena komunizmo dignitore. !.
Bulgarijoje paste ministeriu
paskirta Mrs. >~'Tzola Tragoi-
ceva, komuniste. Ma O da-
bartiniame Schumano kabinete
Prancuzijoje ponia German
Poinso Chapuis gavo Prancu-
zijos sveikatos ministerio port
fell. siai stipraus zvilgsnio ir
ryztingq akiQ moteriai teko
Prancuzu Imperijos sveikatos
tarnyba.
Rumunijoj sveikatos minis
terija Waldo ponia Florica Bag
dazar. Bet gal idomiausia, kad
Cekoslovakijos industrijos mi
nisteriu paskirta irgi moteris,
ponia Ludmilla Jankovcova,
nors industrial atrodytu mote
rial CANA svetima sritis. 80.
Svedijoj ministerio titulu
ukio tareja yra ponia prof. Ka-
rim Kock, Danijoj ponia Fan
ny Jensen yra minister's be
portfolio.
Tat Europoje ministeriauja
moteru. Moteris skir-
ii ministeriais, ieis mada vi
sose valstybese. Moterims tu-
reti savo minister nera bloga,
o sveikintina, jei tik tas eina
gerovei ir zmoniskumui svei-
kata. Aukstose pareigose mo-
teru Europa turi visose srity-
Sc, kaip ir Amerika.
Geriausia moterims butu
valdyti ministerijas kuriose
daugiau dominuoja Strides
pareigos, mes moteris savo ma
tura atstovauja Strides pasau-
Ii ir moters sirdis yra visuo-
met "didesne" uz jos pacios
galva. -.
DR.. 3. Ramanauskas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30

Bendrai imant, visoje salyje
divorsai pradejo mazeti, kaip
pranesa statistiku biuras Wa
shingtone.
1916 metals divorsq ispuo-
le po 4.3 nuo 1000 gyventoju,
1947 metals jau sumazejo Xxi
po 81 nuo 1000 gyventoju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
ARIZONA valstijoje randasi

ARIZONA valstijoje randasl
daugiau nacionaliu monumentQ
negu kurioje kitoje valstlJoJe
sioje salyje. Nacionaliai par
kai ir monumental yra tai val
dzios nusavintos sritys kurio-
Sc randasi kokiu nors ypatin-
gu gamtisku savybiq. Valdzla
nusavina tas vietas kad priva-
tiniai zmones ju nesudarkytu,
ir padaro viesomis publikai Ian
kytis vietomis.
Is SIOS Sales zinomu ang-
lies rezervu vieno ketvirtdallo
galima pagaminti aliejaus ir
gasoline sios silies reikalams
per 1900 metQ, zinovai tikrina,
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-24
Shuster IS Safe at Sand Point

Gentry Shuster left the 18th. a week ago last Monday, for Sand Point with three persons who are employed in the building of a Cold Storage Storage there. He landed his passengers and was asked to pick up three more at Kodiak and bring them to Sand Point also.
 Held up by high winds he lost ? days at Kodiak and when he arrived at Sand Point it was too rough to land so he dropped into cove g miles from Sand Point. landing safely.
 While Monday last was sup posed to be much better it was not much change from Sunday which was ushered in with 80 mile winds and bad weather which continues.
 It is also reported some more of the same is on the way as a storm is making in Bering Sea.
 However we can look for Gen try Shuster when he can get through safely
 This is the first time that he has been in the news as unre ported
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-24
By Mrs. Ted HerSee

Tn past week has shown a marked increase of activity on the work on the new road out of Homer. For several months a crew with bulldozers and heavy equip ment have been working on the road foundation in the area close to Diamond Creek. This week 5 DIV los and Euclids are busy hauling gravel from the beach at Homer to this section in hopes of getting this new road stretch of road covered before the thaw- ing season. The road crew of last summer are gradually being put back on the job, with the work steadily pushing forward.
 On Sunday afternoon at ? pm. the funeral of Charles E. Fowlie was conducted at the Homer Community Church and burial at the local clmetary. MT. Fowlie passed away at his homestead in the Hill area where he resided with his wife. He first came to Homer about ten years ago to farm but later made the trip to the States for his health. Last spring he returned with new equipment and cattle to improve his homestead. making great pro- gross this summer through his ef- forts.
 MT. Erling BroderSon. with his bride, recently returned to Homer after spending the winter in the States. They are at present living on MT. Broderson's homestead but plan on building new home close to the center this summer. MT. Broderson's many friends con- graduate him on his marriage and welcome his wife to our com 
 MT, and Mrs Evan Jone re- tarnc' to Homer after visiting for several months in Anchorage and Wasilla with their daughter and family. MT. Jones was also serving on jury duty in Anchor age.
 Fridays Northern Airlines plane brought shipment of furniture and furnishings for the new Hom- Pr Hotel to be opened soon bv
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-24
COM. PAUL WISE IN FROM RENAL

Commissioner Paul Wise was in from Kenai Monday. Said the snow was so drifted it had to be shoveled at point near Soper's Lodges.
 Work, he said, would start on the Highway Bridge on the road leading to Homer just as soon as the ice went out, and men are gradually being put back to work.
 Kenai expects to grow 10 Q town of a thousand in a short time and an attempt to incorpor- ate is to be made this summer or fall
 Things look good for splendid year the Commissioner stated
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-24
GILLILAND LOSES PLANE IN FREAK WIND

Heavy gusts of wind, said to reach a velocity of 100 miles per hour, picked up a plane belong ing 10 Dyton Gilliland and tore 1t from it's moorings to come down on the ice of Lake Kenai so hard il smashed the wing and the next gust flopped it on to th- other wing.
 The plane salvage will very likely be confined to the engine.
 Gilliland had checked the moor ings of the plane within the hour and 1t was secure but evidently lot secure enough for the heavy gusts which smashed it to bits.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-24
b Homer Notes <

Mir. and Mrs. Al Heady. This fine new two-story log building is rap idly being completed for the op- ening date, to be announced soon. The rooms are being furnished in the finest of new modern beds and furniture for the enjoyment of the guests. The lobby and din- ing room is being furnished with the new comfortable chrome furn- iture, which all adds up for the satisfaction of the traveller.
 Mrs. Fred Purcell left Homer on the Northern Airlines plane Friday for her home in the States.
 Mrs. Fred Cowgirl left Homer Sunday on the first lap of her plane trip which will take her to Stickney. South Dakota where she will visit with her mother and brother. She also plans on visiting in Montana and Wyoming to return home in about month.
 The HOmemakerS Club had their regular monthly meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. Sam Pratt. Twenty members were present for the luncheon and meeting. The main business under discussion at present is the pie nic grounds project, sponsored by the Homemakers. From the DIG ceeds of the recent Hobby Show. the club plan on cleaning up q portion of the Green Timber on the Homer Spit, where they plan on erecting four large picnic tab les, fireplaces and swings, with play center for the children. This is a very commendable pro- gram and should take care of definite need in the community. beach running down to the bay This wooded area with the fine is popular place for outings and with the improvements ss planned. should make it an ideal spot
 Ten playmates gathered at the home of MT, and Mrs. Guy Wad-. dell to celebrate the birthday or their son, Billy. Helping to sing Happy Birthday were his sister, Billy and Ray Kronich, Sharon El. liott. Mac Campbell, Linda and
 (Continlled on naqe Al
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-24

experienced on this field to re- turn to Anchorage without land ing.
 The total amount of gravel needed is about 3UOO0 cubic yards.
 The present width of 100 feet will be sufficient for any plane up to the size of DC-3.
 Surfacing would be done after the whole distance is graveled.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-24
COUNCIL VOTES TO PAY $2,400. INTEREST IN ADVANCE TO BOND E1OL ,DERS APRIL 10

Dahl and Kennedy both COun- cilmen and both holders of a cer- tain number of Marine Ways Bonds voted themselves a DOT tion of the 6 percent interest which is to be collected in ad- vance from the city and will be paid April 10th next, if plans of the present council prevail
 Representations that the city should pay the $16OO.OO expenses and the bill allowed but it also will not be paid before May 10th next
 It is understood that a compete and itemized account of all the expenses to be paid out of the $160000 will be given to the council.
 Councilman Novick was absent and Councilman Sellers arrived at 3:20 or 8:25 after the two mo- tions were made and passed.
 Among those present were Geo. Everitt, Marvin Viale, Supt. Carl others.
 The city council will send the specifications asked for by Terri torial Highway Engineer Metcalf and which were prepared by the Chamber of Commerce, to the Engineer without revision, it was stated at the Special Council Meeting for Monday, April 22nd.
 The following is the result of the discussion which took place at the Chamber of Comerce meet ing last Thursday.
 It will take some time 10 finish the entire job but it certainly will increase plane traffic.
 It is proposed to lengthen the airport matter of 500 or 1000 feet at the north end and gravel it so that it will be ready for sur facing
 Anoher 1000 feet at the south end of the runway will insure ap- proximately 480O feet of runway with 200 feet extending into the water SO that landing may be had by the amphibians.
 It was noted by the committee that DC-3 must have at least 44OO feet, otherwise insurance is null and in case of accident no recourse may be had under the policy.
 The present runway will have to be graded in order to conform toe the grades which will become elective when the whole 5OOO- foot runway is ready for surfac- ing.
 A fan-tail or apron at the south end is also being considered which will enable pilots at time Of landing to face directly into the wind which under present conditions is not possible and calls for real efficiency in land ing
 This one point has stopped many planes whose pilots are not
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-24
MAY ASK $60.O0O FOR SCHOOL GYMNASIUM

Bids will be asked by the School Board on a proposition to raise the School Gymnasium 2 or 3 feet thus enabling the comple- tion of set of 4 rooms to allow for the increase in school popula- tion.
 A proposition to bond the city in a matter of $6O0OO for either new gymnasium or an increase in the size of the present school.
 It may be possible the U.S.O. will beused as a gymnasium un- til a new one can be built.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-24
SHIPPING NEWS

Coastal Rambler scheduled to sail from Seattle April 1st. calling ketchikan. Whittier and Seward.
 Ring Splice due Seward on Mar. 2Oth with $40 tons of freight
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-24
$500 OFFERED FOR PRIZE sIoCAN

$500 OFFERED PRIZE SLOGAN A s9oo prize is being offered may used s e ne" Chamber of Commerce. The time contest Will be open for but boxes will be placed ubo, ., pafucPants surrender proposals They nav also be mald to Father Turner, Secretary
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-24

FOR TOP pRINITNt- THE pOJAP1e
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-24

(Continued on page D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-10

But the pubIc's current demand
for entertainment has brought them
back together. I suggested they
might have another 10 pictures to-
gether.
"say-you might be right she
smiled.
Today's feature: 10 years ago in
the movies.
Hedy Lamar, the Ecstasy" girl,
created a sensation in her United
States debut, "Algiers". Louis
B. Mayer was having q race track
built on his ranch. Hottest
romance in town: Janet Gaynor
and Adrian. Warmers said
Paul NUM- would portray "Beetho-
ven," but he never did.
Shirley Temple called on Presi-
dent Roosevelt at the White House
/. . The United States was suing
aim companies on antitrust charges.
|. Universal announced "Destry
Rides Again" for Joel McCrea
Games Stewart did it,. Joe
Penner starred in Mr.. Doodle
Kicks on"
Ray Midland and Dorothy La
mour were listed as supporting cast
for Bob Burns and Martha Raye in
"Tropic Holiday" John Payne
replaced Dick Powell as singing
star of Garden of the Moon"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-10
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Ambassador - key Largo; !,
$40, $40, 7:25 and $40 pm.
Capitol-"Deep Waters; Ills.
am; 1:55, 4:35, tbs ard s:55 pm.
Stage shows: Ills, 1855. 6:35 and
s:15 pm.
Columbia-"Easter Parade: 10:45
am, 1855, sos, Sis. 7:25 and s:4o
pm.
Dupont - Antoine and Antoi-
nette"; 1:15, 2:55, 4:4o, s:25, $40
and 9:55 pm. ~,
Hippodroms - 1.-THE October
Man; 7:15, 4:o5, $50, TAO and
$50 pm.
Keith's-"Mr. Blandinss Builds
His Dream House; 11:40 am. lao,
$40, $40. TAO and $40 pm.
eyGood-by, Mr.. Chips; IL
am, los, 3:15, 5:25, 7:35 and $50
pm.
Metropolitan-"Brins En- Back
Alive; 1880 am, 1880. 3:35, $40
7:45 and s:55 pm.
Palace - THE Paradine Case;
1l:20 am, 1855, 4:30, 7:o5 and s:4c
pm.
Pix-"san Quentin; S:25, $50
sos and 1925 pm.
Playhouse-"The Pearl; II am
12:45. 2:35, 400, $40. 8 and 9:4s
pm.
Trans Lux-News and shorts;
continuous from 1918 am.
Warner-"Key Largo: II am
los, BIS, 5:25, 7:35 and s:45 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-10

could run 1t himself and with the
eloquence Of the little money In his
pocket, he convinced the regular
operator that he should be given
& chance to do 80.
+ With the latter as check pilot,
they took OF. Ruth thought he was
doing all right until in passing the
third floor on one trip, he heard an
older teammate scream . warning
to pull his head In befors he got
it cut of. The latter noticed
Ruth had left the doors open at
that floor and that the youngsters
head was hanging outside as the
car descended. Ruth ducked back
Just in time to save his skull, but
not to avoid the subsequent dis
gusted lecture of his older team
mate.
YOU" said the latter in the only
printable part of his denunciation.
are nothing but a babe In the
wood"
Ruth got out of the wood after
that. but never away from the
name.
Bulletin board: There still Is
IN open ticket ONCE in the closed
National theater, that Of the The
alter Guild American Theater So
ciety operated by Bess Davis
Schreiner. It is open Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, noon to
S o'clock, for the sale OF Guild
season seats to productions being
offered at Ford's theater in Balti-
more. 1.-THE Pearl" will remain for
q second week at the Playhouse,
news that will surprise no one. {.
History Is Made At Night" 1887
picture starring Charles Boyer and
Jean Arthur will become the at
traction at the Little theater to-
morrow. The Titles press agent
says he thinks that was when Boyer
had his own hair. But that just
goes to show how little theater press
agents sometimes know about things
like that. When Arthur Sircom
left suddenly to return to the Cape
Playhouse, Dennis. Mass, that left
Mary Boland as director as well as
star of Meet the Wife" which
opens at Olney tonight.