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Show Selllcmcnt House Observes Golden Jubilee of Founding Life in Soviet Russia Licks Utopian Promise Founder Remains As Lone Director For Span By UAI KIIAr.i: V.u, W NT WAMlIM-ITLb- D. . between I'.tf western world raf gri r.o Idly s j. many ri'p"r'i rr n g ir. to C o in I to go al woiki-is- ' ..iy is u.p--erup to MiO rubles a month. Fischer the present rale at 3'Si and 3'U, which he says d an-jrus In terms of American pur-basing a.wi-- to about S30 to 135. H, C -- A a : To the people of i - c o r Labor Uniong Under Government Wing . 1 f i in-how llul u n 1 s in . which reached the .r,:k Hiram House and George Bellamy have chalked up many "firsts" association. It was in their the first settlement in the world havlighted playing a ground w;lh trained woikers; this summer settlement inaugurated whe ramping for healthy childrena had never seen a woods or farm animal; it had among Uie first cooking, tewing and manual training classes In Cleveland; studiee made by Hiram House workers resulted in public bath houses for the city and improved standards for its public dance halls. Aida Other Projects. Bellamy has become famous fur his association with movements designed to make Cleveland a better place in which to live. He was one of the original committee which organized the Babies' dispensary and hospital; he helped organize the Juvenile court, the Legal Aid society, Citizens' bureau and Cleveland Community Chest, the first community fund in the world ar.e since adopted by mure Uian 8X American cities. Because of the early help he received from them, Bellamy always has cherished a deep affection lor country people and la hit small town churches, struggling early years at Illram House, It was the little churches Cleveland whose surrounding nickels and dimes pennies, hrlped keep the city settlement houses going. The people In the small towns near his camp far well children at Chagrin F'nlls gave him hie eriginal opportunity to Introduce poor bojo and girls from the city's streets to the Joys of coantry living. When Hiram House was opened in 1896 Cleveland's population was 300.000. Today the city boasts a population of a million persons. Among that million are many thousands whose lives were influenced during their early years by contact with Hiram House. These include some of Cleveland's outstanding business and professional men. More than 90,000 persons, In all have been nssoclated with Hiram House clubs and classes during the settlement's half century. Many of these persons made scores of visits to the house, annual registration running as high as 450.000 to 500.000. 50-ye- ar Ifiri.'w and (unimrnl.ilnr genii e. IKK Fyr htreet.N M'asliingiiia, D. C. v Ac cording to "Communism In Action" (die U. S. government document 1 mentioned earlier) the Rus-of Iti prestige iii labor unions started out under if W:t!l tf.e el.d us independent, fighting orTndaky she viii. it of labor. Hut when Trotsky gans s .i..e t.l its was Ovis'ed and made ills very ha-llarit m E..ioje in lure from the Utopia he hcli.d de. i'f e 31, pruf found, one lap ahead of the liq'inia tr.e provided in tors, things changed. As In the case tui.ng nf ll of Nazi Germany tlie in, Inn iuii(l:i g !.. a hmb of tlie parly. had its rfi'Cls, Alai nn one would sav that and many u wml unions, like 11. u Ituiiiail variof ur.guiiih is dimly "are not oigamed to conduct ety, stietclu-which Iron from the cui'.iiin sliikes " This is rroi ted by till- - Baltic through the Balkans III Aclimi," which says that Tliis, of course, ilocsnt prevent there hasn't licen a Duke In K.iviia Our own little family nf luynl Amer1U31. The docuu rnl further ican "Commits" from screaming since out that unions in the United tlie praises of all within the Soviet's points States hive as llieir primary purgates. tlie privilege of llu-i- r member I have been looking over some pose to deal on cq'i.il terms with iheir fans roncernniK two of the great employers mi all matters of mutual postwar American problems-housi- ng Interest. and union labor demands with In the L'SS It., nn tlie other hand, Ruslri on conditions similar an eye the muons are a part of tlie apparasia. tus of tlie employer (the governNobody but an optimist with ment) and since the government r lease and a glasses is supposed to ai l in tlie interests of would say that ws have no housing all. tin- - wuikvrs ran't complain problem In Amerira. Hut Stalin has against any of its del ismns. one In Russia too. And hnw, (Don't answer me now, there'! a plain clothe man behind Tough Sledding I know about that For the Int the samovar.) There seems hi be agreement be letter workers wrote to Uncle Joe, pledging their tireless work and a tween some of tlie political traders nf both parties Unit Die voters are promise to "liquidate all shortcomings on the housing industry. That going to indulge in a good deal of word "liquidate" has an unplcuxunt iridisrrunmalr hurling of hrirkhali sound. And when Russian papers next month and It is entirely likely are allowed to criticize production, that many un innocent, byslunduig i ia going to sutler for putting the blame un incut Soviets, it means the situation needs the sms of his rolleugues. Clarence Brown, No. 2 man in the Republican criticizing! But what were Russian housing national committee, admitted hi me Unit he was counting heavily on (hr conditions before the war? vote. In According to a recent Library of "Uirow the rasculs out Congress report, "Coiiiniiinisrii in other words iieuple are going to take Action, even before the devasta- out their various personal grouches tion of western Russia the aver- on tlie Incumbent, rrgardlrss nf recage floor space In Musruw was only ord nr party aflilialinii. This view (3 square feet per head. But the wai reflected on the Democratic l isillneian. privileged (workers with high rec- side by that ords on the iieed-uplant had Senator Kux.xrll nf Georgia. He said much more. Hence, Hie ordinary to some of us the other d.iyi Russian worker hud mueh less. By "It's always like tins after a way of contrast in Washington, 1). war. A great many people have C., under the National Capilal Hous- complaints of one kind nr another. ing authority, the smallest housing It's a natural Uimg fur many of unit (a apartment) Uiem to deride to vote against Unmust allot 105 square fret to the people who have been In olllre." That line of reasoning, when purliving room alone, and the total sued by a good Democrat, might be space must be 2S0 square feel. In Russia the usual arrangement wishful Uiiiikuig if lie were casting Is one family per room In a hie eyes at Die gubernatorial conapartment with common use test in New York stall-- . Many lake for granted Unit Governor of the kitchen and bathroom. Dewey, if he wills, will try to use Figure Out Floor re - election a a stepping stone Space Per Person toward tlie presidential nomination. This was the situation before the In any case, tlie way the issues are war. Today, in the Ukraine, ac- being played now, if Dewey Is recording to an article in Harper's by elected, it will strengthen the arguJohn Fischer, who spent some ments the Republicans err emphamonths in the Ukraine and Byclo sizing Uiat the itrxl presidential Ituaaia with UNRRA, conditions are campaign will be "safety and solidsuch that the Russian press may ity" versus "wild-eyeradicalism well be allowed to criticize if that Issues will be joined on this point will do any fond. by the Nuluutul Citizens IVMiral In Kiev, aaye Fischer, a person Is Actum nuiimittre Unit supposed to have six square meters when Uie Inllcr makes the following t living spare, winch ii a (trip of statement at tlie ciiii(eri-iiei- : of "pro(bur about ten feel long and aix feet gressives" in Chicago at tin- - end of i ide. than that la available in the month: Kharkov. "The Nuvcuihcr elec lions will deif you want to know how typical cide tlie ii.ilmn's fill i ii c-- the indewill deleimine l.imily in the Ukiaiue lives, Fisclirr pendent voters tells you to imagine you and your whctlnr the voice of privilege, of wife and children occupying the hale dial bigotry will the smallest room in your house, with iWth congress, as they did the old, the clothing, beds, furniture and pos- or whether the progressives who sessions that are absolutely indis- fought against gie.it odds in the pensable. You'll have a brick stove 79th congress will fltnl new allies " instead of a radiator or cooking Tlie Keputilii'uos are nlTrruig range, a bathroom with no hot Uiemselves as "new allies" by niak-- , water shared by several other fam- ing the rlaim that they ilies and probably a few rela- true lilieralism, and telling tlie "protives to share all that! gressives" Dial they must r.thrr brand of "libProbably you could stand this if chi wise Uie Kepiihlu-.ii- i But in eralism" or sapis-rUie you knew it was temporary. Russia, according to Fischer, be- "radicalism" of the Demot-iats- . r cause of the Evidence to support the view that plan for the expansion of heavy industry (said to the "ins." whether they are Demobe a part of Soviet war preparation), crats or Republicans, are going to Russians are going to have a bitterget the brickbats from dixgi'in'.led ly hard life a far ae consumer voters was contained in a letter ret goods and facilities go, fcr another cently received by two 10 to 15 years. "iris " ' There Just aren't any I can't verify Fischer's views, but 1 know that authorities agree that an expectant, incensed fml-ewrote "a-- d Russia cannot possibly do murh to to his cvigressii-an- . it's sonir-one'- s fault Regardless of wl'rie sin! raise the standard of living of the less privileged even If she doesn't how you place the blame, you iep resent us in our continue the present military which has allowed this d'sgrace to And what has Communism done come about anil aie. iheieb-re- , (, for the laborer as such? a greater or a less degree. pris.-r Under the plan industri- - ally responsible r it " y Ann-i-tea- "Coin-liiimisi- msc-cnlure- d five-yea- Hiram Oliio, Hout-i- - is synony- mous with pood ci'j.cnship. For the past f0 years, Hiram House and its founder, A. B( llumy, have labored to build for Cleveland the finest kind of citizens possible. Now the Institiit.on, which is supported by the Community Chest, is cell orating the Will anniversary of its founding This year also marks the gu'den aonivt ix iiy of Bellamy's connection w.th the Institution He has trie ill: if being nut unly II. e founder but (.Iso the first and only director. i'.rliun.v's hilexophy "is developed in the backwoods of Mirhigun. where he was born. In bringing Ids ideas and ideals In one of Uie roun-tiv'- s larger cities he became tlie first nf his family to pioneer in a All previous large community. moves by his family I. ad been back to tlie land. Fsundrd la 18. Cleveland's first settlement house founded as such grew out of a chance remark made in HIM in a Hiram college classroom. Boston's South End House was under and someone said, Why not a Hiram House for Cleveland? That "someone was George BelA few munthi after his lamy. graduation hr went to Cleveland and bin-lin- Juat out of rollege, Grorgr Bellamy founded llirani Bouse in IKK. For hnlf n century lie has remained aa the first and only direelor of the Institution, known for Ito promotion of good citizenship in Clrvelnnd. GOOD CITIZEN first day of operation. They came to learn huw tu be gxd Americans, for help in burying their dead, marrying the living and counselling the wayward Gradually, Hiram House began to build a reputation aa a model aettle-mehouse, its founder and director a man with rxtraoi dinary vision. Foreign countries began to send their representatives to the Cleveland settlement to study its program. More than 2lM) scientists interested themselves in Bellamy's seven-poin- t program for the growth and development of the child. in lUOfl, Hiram House When, opened "Progress City, a model rornmunlty witn its own boy judges, n riiiigri-SNiii.ii- exa-nencei- inrs 4 game HOUR fi A of ehivlsers proridn tUvrniim fur you ng fry at Hiram Holme, settlement house. The all iny, however... isnt proftram his first selliemciit house at opened 143 Orange street. mi-pl- e s ENVY ' five-yea- ' Den-i-rra- r A Kentucky physician rrceived tribute from his townsfolk the other day for delivering 5.4S2 hnbies In 4T years. And not a wrong address ia a pram-loa- An mour.tslnerr whose wife had a nine pound baby wants the government to increase hia old sge pension. Not with "thus young ideas! tlie l.i't man thr casting directors would lin k at is George Henry Lamb. Yet Lamb has a sprelavuiar record in the deieef.ve Arid. For 28 years tlie nervous, be-- I spectacle .1 lip'a- man of W has been tins and posr of the (Jiierns County Abandonment bureau. in that role hr has tr.iekrd down more than 2.1'iM fu.hrrs wanted for their children. He has pm sued them in 48 st.i'es as well as Cuba, Canada and Mexico. - one-ma- n The old hunter is not "a di: eel g human beings," unvesYr of according to lr. Mel'ewn, who Rial set the exi-tin- hy Ii a ul.li n sc a NEW YORK lr Hollywood were seeking a movie slrutti. probably n. five-yea- S rg Gold Medal Driver, Husband Admits Terminal Icaies j.:,t M,f ones that grow on trees. (ir A short circuit winch t ed ui the telegraph line in Loin- ard, Mori . wss caused by s big fun lodged ni. tlie cross rm of tc;,S:,,p', ,vp Irnliahly dropped by e !:h hawk which didn't realirr there wr:e some currents even s fish against. sw-u- Send waters was late he reported CHICAGO it has been ecliertini; ii'.iiais of freak incidents for veais. the National S.foty conit-cwas rocked back on i's heels by this one A C'h.cugo m.ci a gold medal struck off and r'esmiod to hi wife for driving jub.dit rd.rs without an accident nr a traffic ticket, When tlie roiineil recovered from tlie shock, it rircided the man. James J Ingels, had something So , j u j i it iiiii'oimci'd the formation a national chib of safe drivers, to be known as "Wonder Wires." Mr was riiir.rd the No. I charier member. Any wife w'io has driven lU.ikXi miles or Imre without an aecidcr.t or traffic violation mid who can get her husband to sign a statement to that effect may join the new f Snow-Whit- : ' Donald is landing at the top this season, after some story years of showing that, as teller and dialectician, he belonged star in bis own there, lie is right on the Iot o' Gold" program over ABC, and is also per- manrnl on the Fred Allen show, since Fred signrd him to create new character to replace Falulaff Oprnshsw. i traiiK, i a lor Putin Giraffe Found Anil Ijlmnl in Afrit, e 3 in Population I While New York County, Iq York, is so densely populated fig there is an inhabitant for even 322 square feet, Armstronf Co I ty, South Daknta, is so spunk I For a door or opening which apbo pears too small, the eye can deceived with a wallpaper border of the right width around the door. e For a change, paint your ordiL nary flower pots with black enam-eYou will be surprised how well they set oil bright flowering plants such as pink petunias. Before stringing small beads dip the end of the thread in glue which will dry quickly. The beada will thread easily without the use of a needle. from Czechoslovakia, finished her role in "The Private Affairs at Bel Ami" in a hurry ao that she could hurry to New York and get her final citizenship papers. She became Susan because that's a literal trans- lutlon of her first name. She got Duuglas out of a telephone directory in a search for a real American name. Phil Baker's 'Take It or Leave is a magnet fur visiting Hollywood stars and Uruadway d.llo an audience spruikled with Al Jolsun, Gene Autry, Bing Crosby and other is typical. celebrities They say Baker is "a performer's performer. It" CITY. tourists' town. j y Sjfi I is ociy 57.5 aqmj,l A Urge paper bag slipped m the end of a furnace pipe will at a lot of dirt when clcanitj fit pipes. s When cleaning the floor m 1 mop instead of a broom utd jb get the dust and dirt all it m n r. Glue thin sections of ceAtofii I back lower corners of pitta I frames to prevent a dust line a f the wall. Fried or stewed chicluafoaiB I when it is cooked, diced, sd mixed with sauce or pity h Nylon jabots make you a pretty serve on top of biscuits or toes. frill and have the added advantage No iron- easy to To remove drralcomaniis tea I f t 6being necessary. Just finger press your walls before painting, seta I the folds so they will fall in grace- them a bit with denatured tlcobi I ful lines Then sandpaper the surface cs strands of fully for its oat of paint Ever think keeping of embroidery floss straight between pages of a book? Lay strands of one color across one page, strands of another color across another page, and so on. Leave ends peek out the top to find the color you want. j Sandburg on Washington If your nose some-- v times flllsup with stuffytruufcaUi gestlon put a few drops oI VlBn In each nostril. It quickly reduB gestlon and makes bresthini a hurry . . . gins grand atm mlffly, sneeqr, stuffy dlstr colds. Follow directions In the pstBB VICKS VA-TBM- M unn failure do oof Because yeast gotwui i j j radio It isn't Zuzka Zcnta any more, it's Susan Duuglas. Susan, who hails j X ' j i wiry and City. Nevada's fourth largReprinting of the guide in corrected form was ordered. The original map was condemned br Boulder City's 5.200 residents, whs demanded that all copies of the erroneous guide be destroyed. Kan Extreim-- where To the amazement of the radio moguls who spend weeks and thousands of dollars on ideas for radio programs, this simple stunt draws listeners as honey draws flies. Everybody whos heard her loves Suzy, people write in suggesting new tricks, or asking how on earth Suzy's taught Katy the ones she knows. map was halted by Gov. Vail Pittman because it did not include est " i,. -, sj. k-- Poet Carl Sandburg spent a week in Washington, D. C., as the guest of a friend. When he was ready to depart after seven days of intensive sightseeing, his host Have you heard Suzy on "County asked: Fair," Saturday afternoons on CBS? How did you like Washington?" Suzy, 16, was picked out of the audiIt ia the only asylum I have ence, given Katy, a ever seen," commented Sandburg, told to an and that prove mongrel, "that is run by the inmates." old dog can be taught new tricks. family-deserter- s staic-preparc- d cm--.- - Wiix- I mystery, "The Whispering Cup," by Mabel Seeley. Clifford Odets wrote the screen play, and will direct; Pandro S. Berman produces. It's one of our best mysteries, fine picture. and whould make He virtually commutes to California which seems to attract like syrup dors flies-a- nd recently returned from there with his record or.c-tricatch uf nine straying fathers. Sixteen others settled by handing over enough money to supi'ort their children, an arwhich Lamb prefers rangement ever arrest. "A father in jail is worse than no father at all," is his philosophy. of a , The first aib,' n giraffe as ord was discuvt-ie- j and fihejT color movies l members of till Macnab-Snyde- r Safari in T Colony, Africa, in June, 193jn Upon learning o the of this snuw-w- l ite animal N I Kenya Game Department irjj an edict to hunters that it warm to be harmed. they're doing right by that swell short, looks and talks like s clerk or s Sunday school teacher. BOULDER i ' LYNCH cheers for Metro, M HU Hama . Three "'to ,. ,l No Robert Mitchum, who quit at Lockhccd four year, ago to set In a Western film, has been coming nlong fast; hes now working apposite Teresa Wright in "Pursued, for I'niled States Pictures. But hla big break cornea with top billing In Build My GaUowt High," KKOa In the principal role, originally intended for John Garfield, then for Dirk Powell. Neanderthal bones were shaken by a direct bomb hit on the college during the Nai blitz. The old hunter was unhurtl Nevada Recalls Map Omitting One City . Enclose program with Eleanor Staber. He's s John McCormack discovery, has ung extensively in concerts in Europe, and will give s series of concerts here. In Lamb, . populated that there inhabitant for every on sleeping. Everyone loves him! miles. CHRISTOFER ' . . . Box SZ1I THE to "Bloodhound uur j Sewinc Clrrlr At NBC they think Christofer Lynch is going to be one of the sensations of radio this year. The Irish tenor after being launched in style on the September 30 broadcast of caution to let sleeping dogs JL at Carnegie Voice of Firestone lie neednt worry you with this the on hall, no lesi, will alternate floppy, cuddly pooch hell go right Sleuth Nabs 2,000 Deserting Dads Me-Co- prep-ara'Mi- 15 current cumin required in ii nost popular was to report, and the bus he wss riding on that morning broke an axle. So Reis cast him in a role In which, riding on a train with Pat O'Brien, Claire Trevor and Herbert Marshall, he tries to get acquainted with Miss Trevor. Just good luck disguised as bad! London during war years (or study by Dr. MeCown mid Sir Arthur Koith, anthropologist of the Royal College of Surgeons, the Brought , ",lt of inu!ii idi- Due to an i;, find a home nearer than Santa Ana, 80 miles from Hollywood, his csr was wrecked tlie night before he Oldest Man Doesn't Look His Age origin of modern man at about 25,000 years ugn. "He just looks like us," hr adds. Hr liked beefsteak, rare Found in the cave with his bones wore many bones of wild oxen in condition to indicate they were food, not pets. ' list be-cau- se OF WOMEN CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Oiitosl mini in the lYitui States 111) (TO years o.it. mui-- or h's doesn't look Ins ago. Thr uncirr.t pilgrim, now at Harvard's Irdbody imisi-um- , where ho was shipped fiom Loudon in packing cases Slid Erti'iish cig.irct boxes, was found in s rave on Mt. Carmol in P. i'u"d ir.c. part of tlie "nohrst find of Neanderthal man spennirns aver nude " Due hundred thousand tears apj. to his Dr. Kvvordmg Throdore MeCown, professor of anthropology at University of California. thr aneiont nun lived ill the old Stone Ado until hr reached So years. In fm gotten forests, hr hunted the (allow deer, the wild ox and tlie wild pug Now tvs are tlie oldest hones in thr United Stales, says IV. - . i, lianxfci Ieter t R . Una. for work in RKOs CrackUp, and lost the part that of a drunk whose face is never visible to the camera. Two madays later the former when rine got a better one, Director Irving Reis learned that Waters had been late he'd been unable to j ... 15 A Dennis The first few months were hectic. There was very little money; the first furniture and far time the enly furniture waa u baby rrlb and table loaned by s neighbor; the pur. . . for children also are taupht chase af a quarter's worth of the rudiments of sewing and otha half dozen metal soap brought er household arts. As summerupoona aa a premium; within u time comes, thr sewing basket it few montba the landlord gave discarded when . . . notice to varale because too many yaung people were compolicemen, engineers anil mayor, ing to the house and be fearrd various cities studied its program fur Ita foundations. with the thought of iucorixirating The struggling little settlement Its best ideas in their own planhouse was moved to another Orange ning. Two representatives of the It street location, where operated President of Cerhoslovakin later fur two years. By HUH) there was lived at Hiram House for months, enough monry to start building a studying "Progress Cuy. A little new structure. Thr move to Uie new model coti.ige was built on the quarters al 2723 Orange avenue was sand dunes of Cairo. Egypt, pat- . . . the date arrives for the setmade hi HMKi. terned afier the model cottage at tlements annual summer camp Traches Americanism. llirani House. Japan. 20 years ago. it Chagrin Falls. Here boys and Men, women and rhildi'cn came studied Hiram House with die view girls joyfully bid farewell to co-- I to llirani House in droves from its of copying its best points. harts leaving in the first bus. six-roo- (ClU-l'AC- helciiMd bv Western Kewepaper VALE By VIRGINIA All An ainu-.- i .Jb staescreen?radio year-roun- Clevi-liind-, nfedlecraft patterns Cuddly Pooci Is Loved by ODDS ,4.VD MRS Am, year: ago Adolph Men pm epmred as Deunna llurhm's lather in 100 Mm and a Girf: he'll be one of her mauu in i'll tie I fHin.. . . tinbby lloyle, of CBS itmithl on Broadway," gels a lot of fan mad from exAiJ.s, uithing luck in the neu singing di sen cry. . . , I mu A me, u Aa' made im- eral films since he fought Joe amis, has a comrdy role in It arncr Bros. "l.ove and I learn." . . . 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