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AH I 1R1H1 N INT PIIRIlimiNU Salt Lake City Utah Monday Morning Drtomlicr 24 OO DFCEMBER 34 1834 m- THE LAND OF FEAR THC New York SPOTLIGHT By O O McINTYKE- TODAY 3034 ny Special I s a 2J — Diary The flop of the Dana in vaudeville Roused by a phone Jingle at 4 a m several weeks ago establishes no precfrom a writer on a blah lonesome and diamond NIW YORK EMl'l Dipl Day-by-Da- y L T TAnTON h to T1i Sslt Laks Dec alar edent Almost every full of megrims over the world and M ke the progress o i his novel 5o lolling with the possible exception of In a bath end minting a column be Donlin could take the Jeert of the fore day break Today 1 heard an bleacher with nonchalance but facunmuixled police dog In the park ing a qulelly restrained theater ripped open the Jtoy Howards audience makes them pathethallf inSoot tie A letter from Jim McIntyre of Mc- articulate and awkward Christy Intyre and Heath living now in MaUiewaon at the peak of ble career Brooklyn And a bid from J V Con- was offered perhaps top salary— nolly to an Arthur Brisbane luncheon gJOOO a week— for pereonal appesr-tm- t Also notes from Nathan Burkan at Hammerilein a but sensibly Batnbrldge Colby and Ebrt Hub- turned It down bard 1L Will Lengla came and talked of his meeting with Edith Lisle Bell la another literary Whsrton lb Parle and of Galsworthy who keeps a half dozen Dined on venison Burt McBride lobs going at Once and grows fat on sent and lari Carroll slopped awhile his vicarious feats Hu scholarly Later with my wife to the newa reel book reviews appear In a Sunday lecsitting near Frank Crowntnshield and tion a do his lurid lulus for a tabhie brother who roared at Mickey loid He turns out verse for several Mouse as much as I So home to wistful poetry magszlnes bright esdresi for Major Bowes' buffet for says of aophistication for smart weekRosa Ponselle lies here and abroad and now and Fannie Hurst despite her volum then reveli in a blood and thunder Inous literary output probably at- aerial for the pul pa His Include a two year honeytends as many luncheons teas dmVer versatility moon In Europe when he lived exparties and first nights as any on the rewards of bright celebrity of tha day The explana- clusively three-Usent hit mis tion is simple Miss Hurst began her fsuhkm to paragraph American editorial pages writing career arising at 8 o’clock and An achievement my masters working until noon She haa never abandoned tha custom Thus sfler-nooThe newest comer to the fiction and evenings are free for the field Louis Paul of Jamaica L J social rounds She rarely remains who at 32 not only wrote hi first up after 11 p m reads until 1 and short story but sold It to Esquire the doesn’t require more than five hours' first magaxine to which It was subsleep mitted and won the O Henry short story reward Not only la it a literary Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr has a rolling gtona of Journalism bull’ eye never before cored but presages hope for the atrugglera tryvoyaging to Europe to flivver over the continent and back to America to ing so desperately to make the grade commute between Reno end New Bagatelles- - Greta Garbo has never York Mis effusions appear chiefly visited dentist Poe in Rob Wagner’ Script in Beverly starving lived on boiledEdgar dandelion Hills which does not pay for contri- for nine day Einstein uses face butions But for a Vanderbilt that eoap for ehsvmf purpose Low — shouldn't matter Officially Vander- ell Thomas always has a dry throat bilt Is a resident of Reno and pro- just t few momentj before he make fesses to like it more than any city a public speech Ha is tha priz Although bom and reared In of Dale Carnegie Marconi'a avenue mansion he grows sen- pupil mother ii Dish timental about the open sky sage brush etc Remindful of Fred C That shrieking and hollering by the Kelly seeing a man carrying an ax lady in another room was inspired by on a South Ferry eltpres "Ah" he a letter she received from a beamed "a woodsman from Brookhigh school girl who closed “It must be fun to hav a husband always lyn!" so and gay Personal nomination for one of the screen's most patrician looking ladles (Copyright 1934 McNaught — Elissa Landl Syndicate Inc ) ftune (Copyright 1834) )UIFFR little ctuklicn to came unto Me fotbld tliein not lor NFW VOHK Dec 33— Driving the kingdom of liravm ” of tuth train of muir through a Virginia On his lst Journey fiom Galilee to JeriHdlem'Christ was ironroadi town eight years ago David Graves George hllk ged by niotlurj who cnirlrd their infanta to Him for bless billy heard phonograph whining the of Master the had two that or One protested disujdis log a ballad which seemed familiar It no time to bnth r with t abh s It waa then that He gave utterwas “The Wreck of Old 97 ance to the words above quoted I wrota It 14 “That my eong lie Had in t foi gotten that He had been a babe in Bethlehem yeara ago" he eald to the phonograph at a time ulun bubis were not popular when the Roman king dealer He wrote to the Victor Talk Ing Machine companjr and was inof Judea was slaughtering the innocents when pagan Egypt of- formed that the writers of the song fered sanctuary to the holy family All of us while children had been found and had been peld have craved affection and sympathetic attention We waited once royalties Then began litigation In with eagerness for the coming of Christmas It may have meant which one aide and then the other took the count meeting in a return little or much in the way of realization but there was something engagement In the higher court with In the sir in the occasion in the impulse that drew humanity the jupreme court now ending the bit closer together that always made it a day of cheer of glad- - contest by handing the decision to Mr George and decreeing that he ness of thankfulness for jLvt being alive if for nothing else can recover royalties More than One has but to recall the holiday seasons of the past the oft 300000 recorda have been sold It extravagant longings the vague anticipations the satisfaction delooks like a bang up Chrietm for rived from fhe pleasures of hope perhaps to remember shattered tha troubadour and the 14 members of his clan now living in Detroit dreams and pangs of disappointment that circumstances someHe's homeward bound In an airplane times brought instead of gifts— to live again those youthful years from New York In order to appreciate the many opportunities row presented to Sallread KenStsbeot relieve hunger drive out the cold cover shivering forms and beHe was a big husky railroad roustabout at Franklin Junction Va when stow happiness where it is experienced too seldom the Southern in who ay's “Old 97 live comparakindly people disposed Many upright bff a trestG knd piled up In flopped tive comfort who never felt the pinch of want nor cringed bethe gulch Here wws some real fore the stinging lash of pride driving them forth because they American folk atuff such as Carl considered themselves a burden who never heard children crying Sandberg is always sleuthing George didn’t write the epic of the for bread nor watched parents slowly perish for lack of nourishHa Just began chanting It ment or medical attention have no real comprehension cl the tragedy building It up a line at a lime undespair the humiliation the haunting fear that dog the steps of til he had four veraes A friend told him It to fit the music of the jobless the destitute the drifting throngs of boys and girls 'The seemed Ship that Never Came Back" who have been running away from poverty from scenes of sick- In mountain cabins the boys began picking It out on their banjos ness from hovels of hopelessness with cries of pleading or reGeorge was 38 years old then He a boxer and wrestler and proach ringing in their ears as they flee from responsibilities and had been to they used say he could throw anyto maintain are unable ties they He body in Pittsylvania county knocked about farming teaming and Three hundred and fifty thousand boys and young men 150-0odd Jobbing and for a time had a Writer Describes world is the “imposition of taxes’ of Groun Report on Liquor Thought girls and young women are on the highways or in the free government so confusedly that government Job chasing moonshiners S Schools tax masses of the all U will Lauded allow rememthose he on Taxes Flayed ever and that when Through in food passively years rides Early nation of this great sleeping pilfering begging Our conthey die If not lowers in human history bered the words of “The Wreck of lords to assume all power and “lm in tha poorhouaa at least gressmen in every session pass hunmemand families friends from and shacks Old 97" In various court hearings Editor Tribune Madison’s Journals pose” taxes to their hearts content jails running away Editor Tribune- - The governor’s actually dreds of pensions much greater than Please note that I say the use of committee of nine is to be congratu- within a hand a reach of it he chanted them His voice was of the constitutional convention and ories of their own helplessness running into dangers and temptathe business of this city state $200 a month for the survivors of their cracked and he wasn't quite sure of the XIII XIV and XV amendments the word “impose” concerning taxes lated upon its findings in relation to All nation- is built on purchasing departed political patrons the tune For years the old minne- should be considered by Samuel Rus- laid among FREE PEOPLE cannot be liquor control within the state The and tion trouble and disgrace power The more purchasing power Why should it be a crime to resell and others JBurely these amend- defended D W JENKINS of the Blue had been drink been and evil is has singer Ridge always Most of choice not are them These youngsters the people the more prosper- ward the aged (worker who creates vagabonds by tune not ments were designed to rqake all Tremonton Utah one of the major social problems among singing his melancholy We are circles In business spend all wealth that God provides the reare willing to work and would rather receive wages than doles knowing what fata was Inscribing on impositions upon human bodies il Linked with the profit system its ity to I read $3000000 a month for source! for in overabundance’ ing the Victor disks and what the su- legal menace is therefore is It Criticism Constructive multiplied in in made relief forms and all to its was the reference In Los Angeles the other day public IRVAN ROBISON phises were two schools convention In the court some sohand preme wisdom and in the interests of day would eluding every form of public charity of with believed One Plan Asked that Pension Of a him for thought creof Christmas hills aunkist of who comfort be have sought the divorced The the thousands that ciety they present in salaries officials’ overhead and Silver Advocate Held proper aafeguards to avoid hasty ation of state dispensaries removes town Italian Goes Hollywood state and nation Just California as “bums” and “floaters” The federal transient direcactions the masses of people are alEditor TribUne: In The Tribune of the motive of private profit from the transfercity to Utah’s Congress Need old and that If old George can get a decision ways age pensions right The other school with vending of liquor and leaves the in- compel its monthly expenditure and tor for that state who has made a sympathetic study of conditions over the Victor Talking Machine Alexander be- December 18 I notice a communicaHamilton leading dividual or uncoerced enticed the by we will have plenty and to spare And Editor Tribune: I aee where the company maybe the little bright-eye- lieved the masses are never safe and tion from Professor J H Paul in man? artifices resented the use of such terms adopted under private goat bearded Luigi Pirandello must be imposed upon continually to which he makes statement to the initiative Let us hope that the com- then automatically we will have fed chamber of commerce has taken Senavast “show the that the "Official surveys" he asserted majority 68 years old can make Hollywood maintain government hungry clothed the naked em- tor King to task for his attitude toeffect that out of persons past 80 ing state legislature will enact these ployed the idle administered to the ward the ailver question —but why take the "imcount The famous Italian as Hamilton auch words got no are more in California of the nonresident persons stranded recommendations into law As to sick put new hope Into our dramatist winner of this year's No- post” and "excise” into the constitu- 19 out of 20 are well off youth should they rake the senator over the to enforce prohibition with all and given a new trying bums’ nor ‘floaters’ as some peisons insist on calling them but bel prize in literature lays that'a tion he asked Washington to become The Insurance Statistics of the the ljirth to the aged coals at this late hour? states wet we have men and women who surrounding have earned to do He's go- king he devised most of our early United States copy of which I have been through that experiment If they would lend an ear to Senaand decent American citizens of better than average education and just towhat he’s going right to spend their declining days tor Wheeler of Montana they might ing Hollywood to kick up a revo- finance plans which show his way of before me ahows that at the age of are well aware of the impracticability the in a manner And this dignified 97 — 45 cent lost all have their lution in the films nothing else He’s thinking get somewhere He is advocating reper training victims of the depression” of such a program done the whole country will vibrate monetization of silver at to slam a little art into the Had Washington and Madison that at the age of 50 only one in 5000 the ratio of going But to when comes the it with all the new and abundant life 16 to 1 TTiat seems to be the Many are bewildered at the difficulties encountered along the American celluloid drama "mistaken words for things” and gone can recover footing and only tax anis that program quite Studio scene- into the meaning of words as Mr that at the age of 85 95 per cent other matter and falls to advance any that is possible under the present weapon that will lick the depression tortuous trail they are following Some have lost their sense of C N LUND There never has been a representative Director— Signor Pirandello that’s Russell and I are privileged to do of men are dependent upon their important improvement over status system direction Others have ceased to care But it is the duty of all from Utah that has taken an Interest pretty gloomy ending where the or if “they had made terms with dan- daily earnings or their children for quo If I understand the temper of In silver since Utah was admitted to gerous opposition it is certain that their support the people of Utah as manifested In Computation of Aged who believe in charity and helpfulness to recall the behavior of girl takes poison and then shoots her- our nation and our opportunity for If all of Professor Paul's statistical the last election and the attitude of self and jumps over the cliff We statehood and it is time that somebody Pension Rate Flayed statements are as incorrect as this the state legislators a program quite the Good Samaritan the parable of the ninety and nine the words changed it so that Daisy the old free speech would have perished was sent there to work with the adSection 9 of Article one of the one then very little reliance can be different— one calculated to reduce ministration and the lawmaker that of the Savior: “Come unto Me all ye that labor and are heavy mare wins the sweepstakes Rita constitution Editor Tribune: administraThe' came near with slavery placed upon any of his comments the burden of taxation on the farmer are willing to listen to reason rides up in a Rolls Royce and she to breaking up the colonial federa- upon the proposed old sge pension and home owner much more deci- tor of the Utah old age pension law But thia political propaganda of inladen and I will give you rest take my yoke upon you for I am and Benvenuto clinch See? fund tion tireless Madison’s work seems to be baffling the pub— is contemplated ? ? — III put flation 0 0 O' uses same Pirandello—? class of the statistics that and will sively meek and lowly in heart and ye shall have rest unto your souls — (censored) — Possibly Dr Townsend’s plan may be passed Of course this shift will the Interests destroyers of civilization lic They would point the finger of (gong saves director ) all such items and words into harmless modification and — to scorn positions not meet the approval of the vested have used for ages to defeat any mearequire changes Germany and a heap of for My yoke is easy and My burden light” This promise includes Epilogue Calling all cars — calling Many people have assumed that but I have not yet heard Professor interests any more than the com- sure that would bring happiness and worthless paper money but they forall cars — those “who are idle and wandering about from house to house” the Civil war has made this nation Paul or any of theacntics of this plan mittee’s plan for regulating the liquor economic liberty to the workers to tell get you that when that money Want It as Written indestructible Lincoln knew better offer any other worthwhile sugges- traffic does but for once the comHe ha not had I presume any was put on the market it waa valuable A suggestion to help others came when Jesus was accused by He Is really that way about artis- or he would have thought the same tion It is mighty easy to tear down mon people have decided to assert wrinkles In his stomach or had to it had its desired effect that pulled Pharisees of performing miracles of mercy on the Sabbath “What tic integrity Only last March he re- thing about the War of 1812 and but it is very difficult to rebuild Con themselves and have something to bum a mulligan after dropping off a the country through a crisis that made a would fused to slick up his new opera have sought profitable legal structive criticism is useful but de- say about the kind of legislation to freight tram looking for a job he every man and woman put their man is there among you” he inquired “that shall have one sheep del Figlio Cambrlata” to suit practice instead of debating prin- structive criticism Is idle be enacted in Utah shoulder to the wheel with every bit cannot find the a crowd was It CARL W SANDERS resounding flop ciples with Douglas A progressive sentiment ha swept and if it fall into a pit on the Sabbath day will he not lay hold The TownseiW plan is an all Ameri- of energy there was in them The with the audience howling and jeerThe hope of all dictators in the' Idaho Falls Idaho the whole country and while Utah can plan for an all American purpose working class got on their leet and on it and lift it out? How much then is a man better than a ing but he stood pat until they hand is one of the last states to wake up devised by an all American doctor the battle was won ed him the Nobel prize and assert herself she is showing un- that owes no allegiance to defend the This country can have no Inflation sheep’” Born in Sicily schooled at Bohn mistakable signs of coming out of pirates of Wall Street who have en- because there is too much money and “Some say that ever ’gainst that season comes wherein our he became indoctrinated with gloomy the monopolistic anaesthesia slaved and bankrupted a once proud wealth behind the government But German Kant started metaphysics C S WILKINSON we have got something worse than Savior’s birth is celebrated a bird of pleading smgeth all night him people 252 Downington avenue worrying about the platonic ac that — we have insolvency all over the administered can and It be easily discourse is And name’” and “What I said Good good my company your long” It is an exhortation to rescue babes from the Herods of tuality behind the phenomenon — or are the very sinews of virtue — Izaak J P ANDERSON as Jefferson did Take land paid doing friend by “George replied: something like that He worked all the issuing of money and credit away Gilligan ” Yes sir Dr Gilligan’s Pension Plan Held Best hunger and hopelessness It is a time to turn the erring away that into his plays and made Italy Walton from banking Institution and nn boy George from wrong to awaken memories of home to inspire hope of like it the way Mussolini made them It seemed that Way to Gain Prosperity restoreprivate to the government and peo-pi- e it high revelry take castor oil in the old days but are lx some it There fine said he where things mighty rightfully belongs better days ahead to assure the wanderers that the government whether he can put it over in Holly- being held everywhere Saturday We Editor Tribune: The lone Horatiua bonds but good W Issue no 01111 being done every day by local women wood is something else again of them Lieutenant without a blare of trumpets For in- at the bridge vainly and desperately old United States notes our credit fig IjITY WWMi madet several Is benevolent the people are generous that the yoke is getting UUi He’ll be in there trying The dap- Dannemiller and I but we couldn’t stance Mrs Walter C Lewis’ to beat back the rising tide of backed by our wealth and resources If 14U So W Temple Hy 1131 ' party trying easier and the burden lighter for little sentiment Pirandello never the Townsend per will Signor plan and Do not allow the exploiter to take and entertainment for the blind at VA write an opus called “Trimming get around to them all First we the Civic Center The few minutes offering instead a beggar's dole to be the billions of profits wrung from With Trimmer” Jn spite of those called on Andy Cronin where we I was there 1 saw Mrs Charles J administered in miserly fashion our tollers to foreign shores to further he is met Tom Perleywits Bill Howe Cy Allen Mrs Fred Auerbach Mrs F overlooks the big central idea in the exploit our own metaphysical complications Healing- Out Doles Denounced witty sagacious and a thoroughly Harbeke and t steady stream of vis C Schramm giving their time knd proposed plan that it is more for the Quit listening to this printing press 92 cent of the people than for the from the conference of "captains of industry” workmanlike dramatist “The ParaInflation bunk Money itself out to Kingsley energy to help Mrs Lewis make life 8 percent over REPORTS 60 The primary ob- money doxical Pirandello” they call him As itors Then we went It looked per no value its value is made (enhas like a little brighter for some unfortunate where Clawson’s in White Sulphur Springs indicated a decided sentiplace to is care for the aged howD’Annunzios star sets his rises He ject not It is a media of exall of Salt Lake had congregated folks Pretty swell I call it ever fine a feature that may be Its tirely by law And ment in favor of a “dole” to the destitute rather than employment is known here for his “Henry TV” Boy was that some partyl Withes You a Verytk Uncle Sam has the only change I old value recalled times Groo and is Kate 'Six Characters in Search of an Aupurely economic It constitutional right to coin all we major This the federal 3? at nonremunerative schoolmeans not in I'm in undertakings the government circulation in by thor” “Horse ’’ the Moon" and "As We money Oquirrh going purchasMerry Christmas and regulate It volume and got back to the city under our' to be about the year — I’ve ing power men and women put to need value gtand brought a cyclone of protest and denunciation not only You Desire Me own power and Bill went home and learnedexplicit better But about that time work at a decent American standard Buxines Men Realist Quit being the greatest bunk awal--l I went to Cesare’s where I dined with I think "After the Ball” was becom- of wages Give the common people from official circles but from all parts of the country The New York correspondent of a Ralph Bristol and hi pretty daughme Kate the purchasing popular Forgive power ing unemployed A “dole” is a gratuity a “handout” sufficient for the pressing London newspaper observed to this ter Betty Chatted for a few minutes employment and we shall have the writer today that American business with Shirlev and Mrs Jonea and Cllx Met Mike Coldesina’s sister Emma best prosperity that can be created needs of the moment It is the most grudging form of charity men were realists That in the long and Mrs Wright and then into the You'd never think when you take a under capitalism One of the keenrun they cared less about political mad turmoil of last minute shoppers sqiunt at Mike that he’d have such est analytical minds in the the sort of aid that is extended to beggars at the back door Whatcountry As Frank Lewis is wont to say “I a pretty sister But you never can has stated a than dividends and business dogma simple truth: "The only ever may be said of this method of taking care of the great army tell to end the depression is to put stability and that thev would join the knew there would be days like this way of unemployed as a matter of comparative saving it is not real Democratic administration if it of- but I didn’t think there wqpld be so power into the hands of We saved a little on the grocery bill purchasing fered what looked like a workable many” the people ” William Corley of the L D 8 Business this month because I’ve been eating Some economy Every penny thus conserved is doubly offset by the program of those who are against the College recently received an official sward out so Autowas much the LAW GREAT There ONE THE the Woodstock Typewriter Company for from An instance at hand is Judge C B loss sustained to the recipient of the “dole" in self respect in paTownsend plan say that they are for mobile Dealers’ association banquet old writing 103 words a minute aet for 16 minAmes Oklahoma oil magnate taking The days to be which means age that pensions last week and George A Rogers' dinutes triotism in potential usefulness eventually Sunshine and blessed rain the chairmanship of the presidents ner coming up Friday If I could they are for continuing the old That this is n extraordinary record may No dread of want It may create a fraternity of vagabonds malcontents and agiof for beggar pauper joint conference for business recovsystem caring be seen by comparing it with the records some of food and take the it wrap up or 1928 of No outfear In the Ames was grief In Judge pain aged that people their declinery” mads In the Business College Division of the home to the folks I could cut our tators It will increase crime and the cost of protection to society spoken Trust In one great law and vehement in his denunciInternational Commercial Schools Contest In years w ill never have it different ing bill in half would talk People that fear and boarding and Interest Laugh —be free Chicago which follow: and may lead to revolution There is a vast difference between ation of government meddling in busio out that’s I guess thotigh To love to truly live and debt and worry must go on for-ness He opposed governmental reg First placs: Reed Hodgson Gregg Col the man or woman who works for wages no matter what the ulation of oil production and then The days to be lege Chicago (86 8 words per minute) Well here I am at the bottom of the — Laura Sherman Gray Becond place- - Marlon Lybbert American through successive adaptations came task may be and the one wTho stands in line day after day to repage And am I glad? Institute of Business (83 8 words per minout strongly for the Marland bill in ute) NOTES ON THE CUFF 1933 ceive a “dole" to satisfy the cravings of hunger backing the presidents proOverland Moving Co Third place- - Beth Anderson Henager (DEPARTMENT a considerable deHe typifies gram Business our The president of the National Manufacturers’ association one service to Coast No College Salt Lake City (78 4 words Try In left the American A gaily wrapped bundle was gree of plasticity minute) per or packing crating of the leaders in the business conference denies that the adminisbusiness mind !at the office for me When I got Mr Corley received his training In the Bar letters of commenHe is an Oklahoma lawyer and oil home I opened it and it turned out to Salt Lake City Public Schools and in th tune another of the five Each from Ur kills of Ban dation tration was asked to “suddenly cut off federal relief without reD S Business College two L 63 old chairman of about be a Dafoe Pranciaoo basket Dr Mr years Will of Beattie Dionne babies was bom producer containing booklet “Plsn-ain- g And said "gosh” The year’s award for Write for our Interesting Rev Xnxlgn of Long Beach and and 'pecks of dried chili peppers gard for the suffering that would ensue" but says it would be the board of theandTexas company lour Future ’ many many others Goods inpowerful in south-th-e widely known accompanving card said It was understatement goea to the good doc better to take care of idle people as indigents NEW TERM BEGINS JANIABT I sured doubly by our reputation western affairs He was assistant from "Duck Club” Frank tor for square dealing We own and “We did not expect everybody to agree Opposition makes United States attorney in the regime ooerate the above company I got to talking with a pleasnt-pThis great republic has just demonV D S Business College no difference" he says “We are going to do our best to convert of Attorney General Mitchell Palmer He is tight lipped and cautious with peanng sr anger yesterday and we strated its ability to hold a national & — -people to our idea of the situation” a long noe denoting sagacity and spoke of Wyoming and the late Joe rime conference without a delegate 70 NORTH MAIN Co There is a lack of real sympathy for suffering m the long he i above all flexible Like other Kinney and varied subjects Shorty being taken for his watch 8aK like City f tak — also' is first he men I of busire and Mclntvre was mentioned West In king Wi 141 South WASATCH I!t! report submitted to the conference that counteracts many of its all “Will it He is a native Joe Fitzpatrick Bob and Court1 (Copyright 1934 by the North Amer excellent observations and recommendations Alliance of Macon Msa Inc) (Lynch Jim Ivers and others rmauyj Newspaper jean r J i 1 bc-s- preati-d'gitale- free-lanc- e n n 1 e rty THE FORUM By Our Readers — light-hearte- d 00 by-wa- ys d 'i i s “Fa-vol- “ The Senator from Sandpit new-foun- d hi fi ' Wins Honors In Typing ‘ 4 -- Ho-hu- Off the Record i f House-to-no- us Redman Van Storage 7 I ” '