Show THE GARLAND WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS By Edward C TIMES GARLAND Wayne UTAH AID TO BRITAIN: Money Needed in Rumanian '‘Blood Purge’ Hitler Forms New League of Nations Until Soviet Russia Scowls at Bulgaria U S Food Industry Faces Investigation 64 Killed New York Heartbeat Memos of a Midnighter: Farmer Paul Whiteman gave farmer Frank Norris of Time's staff a nice Aberdeen angus bull and farmer Norris is mighty appreciative McNaboe says if that item about keeping the wackiest company referred to turn (which it didn't) he can prove it's inaccurate etc Eddie Cantor wiiose flickers (except never grossed less "40 Mothers") is 3000 than "two million dollars miles from ii'wood where they are No producing a dozen musicals wonder the bankers who back some cf those movie firms are getting Reader’s Digest will grayer Koon have another competitor Geo Miller of the Jolson show is looking for the press agent of Kelly's Stables for erroneously coupling him with Martha Raye via nightly phone calls there In the Night: At the Cucle ‘‘Don't ever get the reputa being ‘a good guy' on BroaIt’s as bad as being a ‘nice dway In the 48th St Tavern: glrl’l” ind “He got his earache from his his eyestrain from other womi In Jimmy Kelly’s: en” “Why so transfucould he’s yeller he give At Club 18: sions to a lemon” file’s as cheap as glueand twice ns At the Russian Kretch-tnpticky” “He’s a nerve specialist— gets In the Stork: pn everybody’s” H&s anybody ever called them In the NBC news room Sunday night at 9:14: “Flash! The Italian army has just advanced twenty miles — into Italy!’’ Sounds Club: tion of New Novelette: Harry Nielson is a bartender in a saloon at G63 2nd Ave New York If he hadn’t heard about customer Daly’s "robbery” of two diamond rings Iwo Innocent girls might have gone to prison The girls are Wendy Martin Bnd Jean Sauve who were Visiting Daly’s apartment when he aid his two diamond rings (valued He caused at $350) disappeared the arrest of the girls Miss Martin’s lawyer bailed her out but Miss Sauve had to stay in a cell Then one Robert Mallon read the item in the papers and happened to mention It to bartender Nielson also a friend of Daly’s “Why Daly never lost any rings I’ve got them In an envelope in my safe for him!” said Nielson "He was too intoxicated one midnight to be carrying such valuables so he gave them to me for safekeeping” Finally Daly whose brain had cleared by this time (weeks later!) told the District of his The mistake Attorney complaint against the two innocent girls was dismissed without even an apology or expression of regret (HMTOK’8 are those : Merry Broadway Madcap Fahrney tells chums she will marry that German Baron when is his decree final And that they’ll dwell in a Berlin castle Well it serves them both right F Tone picked up the darndest burning epidermis at Palm Springs Calif Edith Luce the lovely “Louisiana Purchasa” show girl and Eduardo Matthews are One and One Who Make Twooooo Irene Morgan senorita at still gets posies and tally Bill whose pop is an from Young exec at a baking firm They eloped when they were 14— three years ago Their folks had It annulled— making them wilder about each other than If they were sealed! They will wed In June when she’s 18 Ambassador J P Kennedy’s real ambish is to become a movie producerl The H R Luces of Time Life etc plan a holiday (a what?) in China in January Is Bullitt to succeed Ambassadaniels In MexThe papers say the Greeks ico? are chasing the Mussohnis in tanks left behind by the That revises the proverb to read: "Beware of gifts bearing Greeks!” Typewriter Ribbons: Jean Dickenson’s: Hollywood is like its in size but you’re not quite Thomas sure of its flavor Mann’s: The waves lowered their heads like bulls and charged against Sinclair Lewis': A the beach smile like an airy pat on the arm Abe Martin's: He holds a dancing partner as if he’s afraid Jerome K Jeshe’ll explode rome's: Idleness and kisses to be sweet must1 be stolen Gellett Burgess’: He had a hand like 20 cents' worth of bananas Hugh the She was of dissort Walpole’s: agreeable old woman who is forever slapping the face of the present with the dead hand of the past Guy De Maupassant’s: She wept like a gutter on a rainy day The first Manhattan Murals: glimpse of New York city by air— like the taste of your second glass The of champagne money jive talkers in Harlem: “Lend me a foot’' meaning lend me $2 The fighters 51st in The The trigger fimidtown shooting gaThe chalked message on 48th and 9th: “Margie show up Nuts to you who loiter near 8th and Pursuit of have girls whothose ngers in lleries the wall at You didn’t Ed” bulls-ey- e NOTE— When opinions are riprrssrd in these columns they of this newspaper) of the news analt and out necessarily hu Western New sp per Union LEAGUE OF NATIONS: AVir Memberships Adolf Hitler was lining up stati s for what Berlin termed a modern League of Nations when he met up with Bulgaria He had signed three nations to the Axis alliance although it must be admitted all of those long had been in the Axis sphere of influence and their formal initiation could not be expected to occasion any great sur- prise First came Japan which for more than four years was allied by treaty with Geimany and Italy Japan enrolled anew Then came Rumania which two months before was taken over by Iron Guard Gen Ion Antonescu signed up formally hut the signature gav Germany rm more oil than it had been Then getting since the war began Slovakia attached its signature to the dotted line Slovakia is the splinstate left Nazis hacked ter after the away the Czechs and the Bohemians Then came King Boris of Bulgaria lie listened went home and said he would send a delegation to carry ' --le3 York DREW PEAKSON At w JO KING BORIS OF BULGARIA is 'lied troth er Sam led out the arduous duties of treaty signBut no delegation arrived in ing It was intimated m Sofia Berlin that Bulgaria had received covert advice from Russia (hat the Big Red Brother wouldn’t be pleased at all to have German troops in Bulgaria 250 miles from the DardaThe German nelles ministry of propaganda and public enlightenment said Germany hadn't wanted Bulgaria anyhow There was some whispering that all the fuss and feathers on the diplomatic front was just a means of covering up Hitler’s lack of activity on the military front Experts guessed that perhaps Hitler had heard some segments of the German people were not at all impressed with his failure to invade England and the spanking being taken by Mussolini in Albania Diplomatic "victories” might fill the bill for a time and cover up the situation until spring when a more determined attack on England is generally expected IllIMWU: Piano Blood stalkr-the Balkan naAiuiirhy tion of Ruiiiiinii membei s of the fascist Iron Guard party executed 61 at least Withpolitical enemies out benefit of official sanction from their leader Premier Gen Ion execution u squads rinded a jail where political were held and led them prisoners b( fore the tomb of the founder of their party Corneliu Codreanu and thoie put them to death A Rumanian communique admittthe stated ed and that the killings It is government “disapproves” understood that the section of the Iron Guard party which has taken the law into its own hands believes their founder Codreanu to be a and their action has been martyr taken to avenge his killing during King Carol's regime Admittedly they are paying off their chief political score by this method now that they have driven the king from his country STRIKE: In Defense Plants At opposite ends of the nation strikes in two factories engaged in airplane manufacture for the army At attracted national attention Downey Calif production was halted for 12 days in the Vultee Aircraft factory when the aircraft division of the C I O automobile workers demanded higher pay Chief trouble seemed not to be over the higher wages which were but to an insistence on the granted part of the corporation that an agreement be reached guaranteeing there would be no strike for two years and that in the meantime all disputes be settled by arbitration The strike came in for debate in congress when demands were heard in the house that a law be enacted labor to strike in any forbidding plants where defense contracts were being filled Attorney General Jack-soalso referred to the strike in a with Representative Dies dispute (D Texas) over methods of proceinfludure in handling subversive ences The attorney said general the FBI was aware that the Vultee strike was “being prolonged” due to Communistic influence The strike was finally settled after Dr John R Steelman chief of the of labor’s conciliation department and R J Thomas national service T ' L- - IHitzgreck "Have you heard of Mussolini’s new secret weapon?” one diplomat In Switzerland asks another "No” said the man addressed Then leaning forward and Cupping his ear “What is it?” The first diplomat places a hand at the side of his mouth to simulate a whisper and replies “It’s the German army” At the end of the third week of of Benito Mussolini’s invasion Greece the Italians found themselves halfway back through Albania The progress on their way home being made by the Fascist legions produced more humor in neutral sources than respect Outnumbered and outequipped the Greeks fought a type of war that seemed to have the Italian version of the blitzkrieg dazzled The Greeks refused to come out in the Inopen and give battle In force stead they maneuvered through the Macedonian peaks catching the Fascists on their flanks and from the rear Losses were not high on either side but the Fascists were forced to retreat from Koritza to Pcgradez to Argiocastro surrendering base after base and leaving behind tanks combat cars automobiles motorcycles and even bicycles British troops airmen and ground arrived on the combat soldiers mainland of Greece thereby placing British soldiers again on the the first time continent European since Dunkerque Should the Italians be unable to take up a defensive line before retreating to the plains of western Albania nearer the Adriatic coast they might not be able to maintainjtheir in Albania The position anywhere Greeks were sure they could chase Mussolini entirely out of Albania Neutral observers were not that sanguine “ REP MARTIN DIES dispute with the Attorney General of the union made hurpresident ried trips by plane to the scene Eastward at the New Kensington Pa plant of the Aluminum Cora dispute beporation of America tween the firm and the Aluminum Workers union C I 0 shut down The issue was refusal production of to pay $12 back dues and an alleged threat passed by the against a union official who tried to collect it The union demands the man be discharged The company refused to comply C I O chieftain Philip Murray gave the situation his personal attention hie first real job as national leader AMBASSADOR LOTIIIAN lie had a frank statement Lord Lothian British ambassadof to Washington returned from London with a frank statement that his has spent almost all the government American money it can lay its hands He intimated that if the United is to continue to give aid in the form of supplies some method must be found to finance He said virtually all the tlier orders securities of gold and American ownership had been sold m to obtain the the U S markets American dollars already used The Johnson act forbids American credits to any nation which default- ed on its 1918 war debts groups here have urged the act be repealed but Lord Lothian refused to comment on this President Roosevelt also made it known that no administration source had advocated the Johnson act be In reply tq some criticism abolished that the Umted'States was not giv-- i aid to Britain the ing sufficient President declared that such assist-ance had about reached the maxi- mum possible under present industrial capacity He told reporters if any way to make airplanes faster could be found he would like to know it “You can’t give orders one day and have planes the next” he said In London there was talk in semi- official circles that eventually it might be well to offer the United States possessions of British crown colonies in the Caribbean in exchange for munitions INVESTIGATION: Food Prices PLANE SCORES HITS ROBOT WASHINGTON-- No military secret is more closely guarded than a sensational newr robot airplane now being tried out secretly by the navy in both Hawaii and Langley field Va Navy experts have been working for more than 10 years to develop a reliable “pilotless” plane operated Observers who by radio control have witnessed some of the latest tests pronounce the device as near A robot bomber takes miraculous off discharges its bombs over a distant target returns to base and lands without being touched by a human hand The distance of the target is calculated in advance and when the robot reaches it a device automat- icay releases theis bombs Nat- urafiy the aiming largely a er of chance but in the tests a The her of direct hits were scored cruising radius of the robots is only by fuel supply and the radio frequency range While most effective at short tances the robot can be used for in conjunction bombing with piloted planes or by a that is system of “relay cotrol” by radio stations along the line of flight So closely is the invention guarded that navy officers have been warned that any talk about it will be con- gjdered a violation of the Espionage act( an(j make them subject to court martial and dismissal and direcbring outline burro with tho grs yarn mane and red halter Send order taJ lSe £9033 tion for Uil AUNT ‘ip MARTHA Kaosa Boi City Mo Enclose 1J cents for each patters desired Pattern No Name Address Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creomulsion relieves promptly because It goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to Eootbe and heal raw tender Inmucous memflamed bronchial branes Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the unmust like the way It you derstanding quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back ENSE ‘INFLUENCE was a hidden brickbat in sharp warning issued by Assist- Secretary Robert Patterson one has an “inside track” awarding of army defense contracts What the former for Coughs Chest Colds Bronchitil U S Circuit court judge didn’t say was that he is planning to insert little clause in every army contract Before One’s Conscience requiring contractors to swear they The hardest of all ordeals for an paid no commissions or any other fees to obtain the order Penalty for honest man Is to stand arraigned at the bar of his own conscience doing so is cancellation of the conHe knows more than the keenest tract the most vindictive enemy could Under the law Patterson is legally for a verdict of guilty responsible for the entire industrial urge on mobilization program and passes The every large army contract boasts of certain lobbyists and There’s a Good Reason promoters that they can get army orders through “inside influYon’re Constipated I ence” are therefore a direct reflection on him When there’s something wrong lie doesn’t like it one with you the first rule is: get at of putting bit and has no intention the cause If you are constipated up with it don’t endure it first and “cure" it Some of the "influence” afterward Find out what's giving operators you the trouble have even told ollicials of cities they Chances are It’s simple If you could deliver defense projects which eat the ioods most had already been located elsewhere people do: meat white bread potatoes It’s likely you don’t get by the war department for strategic ’'bulk"doesn’t “bulk" DEL Triere Ia ant War that no in the Following up the inquiry into home building several months ago the department of justice has decided to is inquire into what it believes tendencies in the namonopolistic tion’s food markets The investigation ended in 99 indictments against 1538 contractors manufacturer's association and labor union executives The of the objectives inquiry will be said the department: To lower the price of living and to protect the farmer who buys reasons retail and sells wholesale Processors and distributors the1 DUTCH PRINCESS department says receive about 50 Inside story of the expected White to 60 per cent of the consumers iouse visit of Crown Princess In the fish cherte poultry ana 0f The Netherlands is that she and retail grocery markets it is ancj MrS- Roosevelt have kept up a charged prices are fixed by fictitious correspondence ever since the prin- The canning and bread in- cess auctions arrived in Canada six months dustry are declared to engage in ago with her two baby daughters The visit to Washington might have come sooner but the princess CONGRESS MOVES: put it off because she didn’t relish No Adjournment a round of extravagant entertainWhen house and senate refused to ment She wants to avoid being quit and go home architects of the dined and wined while her own people now under German domination Capitol served notice to get out before the roof came down on their are living on rationed food The architects heads were not with her two chilThe princess in the terms of heated dren has been living in a rented thinking wrath Rather they were concerned house in Ottawa Iler husband with cold snow is in London as Prince Bernhard The roof of the Capitol long has to Queen Wilhelmma been regarded as too weak for safeis and her brother reported to be in Plans had been made to a German concentration camp ty strengthen it during the recess of In Ottawa the princess has not the congress But con-- entertained has amused herself by It did walking and playing tennis She will gress refused to recess move however to give workmen a be a White House guest for two days to chance get struts in place before beginning December 18 snows ai rived in Washington MISCELLANY: CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS The man responsible for the light CThe Airways Clip-per plane set out for Honolulu on sentence given the eight divinity colthe Pacific crossing the other day lege students who refuse to register There the 442nd such trip was for the draft was not the New York no special ceremony but that trip court but Attorney General Robert was an anniversary flight— the fifth Jackson who were stuThe young men year that passenger air service has been in existence on the largest dents of Union Theological seminary ocean route r were about to receive a But as a result of JackC England and Germany continued sentence to swap air raids The British paid son’s intervention they got a year visits to a and the coast nightly along ports day E iT W from Trondheim to Lorient and Jackson polled the judges in adsmashed at electrical power plants vance of the decision and found they in the news munitions factories airplane fie’ds were all in favor of a long stiff and rail lines in Germany Holland sentence Partly for humanitarian Guest— Princess Juliana of the Belgium and France The Germans reasons and partly because he will be a White House invented a new word “Coventra- didn't Netherlands want the boys to become mar18 visitor December The Dutch ted” for towns given concentrated tyrs who would arouse wide popular minister m Washington said the visit assaults like was given Coventry objection to the law Jackson inwould be “strictly personal and priBristol and Birrnmg- - structed U S Attorney Cahill to ask Southampton vate m character” ham they said were “Coventrated” for a short sentence A Mrs Burkhardt E of Champ— C Gov Payne H Ratner when he The students now may get out in Poland Ohio was given the distincwas a Kansas state senator intro- even less than a year The short best crocheter tion of America’s duced a bill which permitted absen- sentence makes them eligible for She entered a luncheon set in comtee voting It became law At the White House reprieve whereas with this year the law stood a longer election petition that drew 250000 entries sentence the President — Mrs Matilda W Appointment Ratner in good stead Seeking would not have felt free to intervene Wilson automobile heiress and soover WiUiam H Burke cial leader has been appointed lieu- Democrat he apparently lost the MERRY-GROUND tenant governor of Michigan by Gov state But when the absentee balMrs Roosevelt isn’t the only White Luren D Dickinson Elected lieulots were counted 16 days later they House devotee of square dancing tenant governor he became the gave him sufficient strength to win Another enthusiast is handsome state’s chief executive on the death by 427 votes White House young Jimmy Rowe of Frank D Fitzgerald Whether C Oscar Strauss Vienna composer secretary who belongs to a club Dickinson had power to make the left his beautiful blue Danube He staging square dances once a week appointment probably will be set- arrived In America 'which he 'int- Jimmy’s is favorite the“cowboy tled by the courts ends to make his home stomp” 0 Pattern No Z9033 CLEEPY an oilcloth burro Is si lazy as he can be He just nods and sleeps all day and seems not to care what the children do with him But he has three redeeming recommendations: a cute personality ease of making and hlS 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