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PAGE 4 THE RHINELANDER NEWS Published every evening except Sunday by THE RHINELANDER PUBLISHING COMPANY Rhinelander, Wisconsin. CLIFFORD O. FERRIS, Editor and Manager Entered as second-class mail matter in the postoflice at Rhinelander, Wis. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein. MEMBER OF THE WISCONSIN DAILY NEWSPAPER LEAGUE THURSDAY.

MARCH 3, 1941. THE RHINfcLANDER (WIS.) DAILV NEWS National Affairs By PETER EDSON. News Washington Correspondent years ahead of him in which he will fit for military service. WASHINGTON. April 3.

That little job of buying new summer shirts, pants, hats, socks, shoes and underwear for this man's army of 1.400.000 men is one of the mure interesting chores of the defense effort. Hero's how it figures on the basis of contracts to let: To keep every soldier cleanly and decently clothed and in his right mind, it takes 12 pairs of pants, seven shirts, five hats, six pairs of shoes and 26 pairs of socks a year. Total figures reach astronomical numbers like these: 17 million pairs of pants. 10 million shirts. 7 million hats.

8 mil- .010 micciii ui iiuii in lie win rp, one saw "S1OWIV HP snnthn rmr fi) 'these: 17 million pairs of pants. 10 They will be supplemented bv the -j siuwiy. nt a sooinc nei, in Jor miiiiaiv service. i me nea tret oilv and unptuniic nffpr i i million shirts, i million hats. 8 mil- cotton work hat for fatieue dutv it.

vl cuiei biie These things arc for future, sine, i on pairs of shoes and 37 million for troops operating fn severe today the imperative need is for a trained reserve, but it seems likely that it is the direction the future military service laws will lake. pairs of socks. I At first glance, it may seem a little silly to order six pairs of shoes -lmed. for one soldier for one year, but I army experience has proved that every draftee gets two pairs of shoes, one for parade and one for Seizure of Ships The dramatic seizure of 65 German, Italian and Danish vessels MI American territorial waters on order of the president is certain to cause repercussions in Washington and in the Axis capitals. Danger to American harbors resulting from sabotage is given as the reason for this act.

made legal in the of the administration under terms of a World war act of 1917. which provides for "protective custody" of foreign shipping and "forfeiture" in the event of sabotage. For some weeks the administration has been toying with the idea of taking over Axis shipping lied up in American ports. The attorney general's department has been mak- and county law enforcement offi- anot her in manufacture, ing a careful study of the means by I cers it complains about certain vio- which this might'be accomplished. I lations the laws relating to tav- Great Placc for a Cobbler.

Just Like tlic Doughboys. Speaking of Easter, the' hat news from the army is that the picturesque campaign hat and the stiff vizored barracks cap, which have been such characteristic parts of the American soldier's uniform for so many years, will pass from the picture as soon as existing stocks are used up. I'n their places will go the overseas caps which came into use for the A. E. F.

in the last war. Every was striding to the Budget department, and she had to run to keep APRIL 3,1941 in Correspondent" one obvious, one difficult to spot, just llAY I.U ajJLH, up with him. 'Never mind. Our to make the game better for his fan- idea down a sewer. But I won't spies.

The first was in an early se- give up! I'll get another idea sometime." quence, where he walked under the Carlton Hotel canopy. The second, which he boasts no one noticed, was Beatrice realized then that sh in the hotel ballroom scene, in which couldn't march into Bruce Shel- he stood with his broad back to the drake's office in the high-handed, camera, talking in sign language cr rvi nVtn .3 i i Side Glances devastating manner she had envisioned a moment ago. Something Anthony had said, a moment ago, stuck in her mind. "I want it sss. to his own private secretary, who was making her own anonymous film debut.

Now, in "Before the Fact," which stars Gary Grant and Joan Fon- She her conclusions-about taine, the portly director will be- is store proved, too. Just toj seen coming out of a shop in an descend on Mr. Sheldrake, scream- English village. He'll walk over to ing that the store was heartless and a street corner letter-box, struggle ItMllief 1 4 nn 1 I TO TOffO m.nlr..-.,. climates.

a cap with earflaps. For the far north, it will be field duty. During his year of scr- vice, he will wear out these i there must be another for Press Women's Complaints (Marinette Eagle-Star) The civic committee of the Mari- ably on solid ground when in i temperate communication to citv sight, one in a base depot, and of weather furnish the army with some of their toughest problems. Fdr use next winter, the army must plan on getting more woolen kind soldiers call "spiral" underwear be! pairs mm-e." Besides that'. cause of jt impossible is the president of the trust company.

But they'd all be like grownups handling a child in a tantrum. They wouldn't take her seriously. Hitchcock's dog also will be in this picture, but not because the director wants the whole family in the that he knows his Sealyham will obey him. This caused a little rivalry at the studio. When Director Garson Kan in VCl lltl OC11U UOlj I i The indignity of realizing at itcf oc wi hiring his richly she merited not being taken emergency reserve ivi camp, or on the way to camp.

On the theory that new men will be called out as the first draftees complete their year of training. there must really be two pairs more worn in all the rest of the country. Summer weather means raincoats and, for the deep south, mosquito nets. While it cannot be denied that safe- i orns ly of American ports was an im- Thc committee complains speci- for e. on the basis of eight pairs of been limited for civilian use, and even for this summer there may not be enough mosquito nets to go around.

Substitute raincoats, below the army standard, will be used in some units. Clothes for the specialized troops, the ski troops, aviators, mechanized Calculations must be made, there- forces, parachute troops, chemical UUl IS WttJ till llll- nortant ooint for ronsidorntinn in 'cally about sale of liquor lo in-j shoes per man. When you consider poitant point foi consideial.on persons jquor to that it takes six weeks just to tan the matter, no attempt has been minors fgilure Qf tavoms the army time warfare all extra prob- i.i^.^u uciug collecting $16.50 a day seriously was like a cold slap of Kanln cast his sports road' in her face. "But all they ste the sec ence in "Tom, Dick about me is that I was wildly Harry where there's a lakeside WOn-narTV nWMtrrl TiV water know extravagant, and bought Clarence an airplane and suits and a string of polo ponies. They think I'm spoiled, stupid, and criminally irresponsible." Unconsciously, she had slowed down her pace behind Anthony through the crowded aisles.

She stopped at a counter, now, and stared al a shining chromium toast- er. "I've got lo do this the hard way, like Anthony. I must have proof. How can I get it?" Through her mind there whirled woo-party crowd. It's purely a mat- i ter of principle, because both directors will give the money to movie charities.

Ice Cream and Love. That woo-flinging. incidentally, army haberdashery. Best trick the big clothing store ftp yQ A 1.1 I fn A i 11)1 i would jump at an op portunity to take over this idle ship- solution of conditions here in the I and Newfoundland to the Philip- tracts for army clothes in the'manii- ping for direct transfer to British suggestion thai the number of tav- I pines, the necessity for long range facturers' off on time, and Ihe operation of gam- i for manufacture and distribution all buyers who are now helping the bling devices. It offers one partial the way from Alaska to Canal Zone army have introduced is to let con- registry or for use by our own mer- erns should be reduced, saying that planning is obvious.

chant marine, which would permit one way to redu ce this number is Other items of apparel chant release of additionaT'AmTrican to annul the licenses of tho: Britain. I 15 per cent have Savings up to been made on to stock some items, and that runs into im- em- ploye turnover, loss of work hours. She couldn't straighten them out and realized, sadly, she wasn't fitted to cope with them. "I need a lawyer. I need Wccmie! But I can't go to him now.

He'd think, too, I didn'l trust his former violate the laws." We have long contended that there Regular issuances for men in ser- ihe London government has op- are too many taverns here and in i vice one ea average 10 pairs of enly urged the administration to virtually every other city of Wis- woo who the well-dressed solan's wardrobe doSes forT V' all figured on similar bases. 400,000 soldiers' backs have to I hadn fc a dAnything to do with s. hi i the store. That was the trust corn- seize the vessels and use them to consin and that public opinion is ic- speed the British aid program. The beginning to react against this sit- i derwear, and so on.

This doesn't I quirements. Civilian as well as army attorney general's department it i for various reasons. One ob- include replacements, reserves or prices have been kept down. What wool and 11 pairs of cotton socks, done without interfering to anv an- 2 awyer need Ta brillia four pairs of pants, six suits of un- preciable degree with civilian re- ma(ne lawyer neod derwear. and so on.

This rlnpsn't i niiiromr.r,fo lnto every nook and someone to clothing bill runs S175 averaging out al S125 mighl think about to bring about chiseling on Ihe parl lhat figure as you buy your new mig ht throw the clothing industry out of gear would be a sudden de- nook and detail of the of and cision to increase thp nf It is reported that at least 20 of of a certain percentage of tavern Easter suit, the 28 Italian ships show evidence i el The difficulties of enforce- of sabotage. Under one interpreta- "I 61 officer are mutiplied because! hsxsz 1- 1 1 Personnel ex- Dozens of people. Gr ndfath had al ways said, Possession of great have been forfeited to the United it re- I mains for governing body in btates government and can, when i city, village or township to closely they have been repaired, be used for scrutinize the applications for any purpose it sees fit. The fate of i newal of licenses. When the gov- the other ships, undamaged by their body has before it the appli- crews, is less clear.

They mav be cation of a tavern keeper who clear- Dollars to Doughnuts By EDITH ELLINGTON Copyright, 1941, NEA Service, Inc. service may be found. ot Bdti poorly wrilten law which permits Senator Wheeler, bitter foe of Ihe taverns lo remain open all nighl. Ihe British aid program, has described onl restriction being that sale of the administralion's action as "an- lic shall cease at 1 o'clock. This other act of war." The governments ot of course a PP to toe city at Berlin and Rome undoubtedly Ma ri'iette where a 1 o'clock clos- Bhare his opinion.

What if any- lng governs taverns. For thing, they intend to do about it re- mains to be seen. The people, more Unquestionably Yesterday: Bee successfully avoids meeting Jenkins but catches the full force of Miss Dane's anger when she returns to the floor. Bee knows she can't be fired now, pleads for her job. Suddenly Miss Dane bursts into lears, condemns the manage- menl lhal makes her acl so slernly, and to Miss Getz: "It wasn't like this in the old days, was it, Getzie?" CHAPTER XXI show him yet! I'll show them all!" "Anthony," she said steadily, "If i you could go right into Bruce Sheli drake's you could take this idea straight to the Duchess I you do it?" "What did you say?" "If you could march right over i the head of the merchandise man- i ager and convince someone higher I up that you're i "You don't understand!" he cried impatiently.

"It's not the satisfac- there are a few Beatrice Huntington Davenport tion of etti the best of him! It's or less unprepared for such a dras- chiselers who remain open long af- backed off, slowly and unbeliev- not even the prestige of having an tic step, will judge the president's ter the closing hour, as the Wo- ingly, from the spectacle of Miss idea of own tried out That's not act by the consequences of it. If i man's club committee complains. Dane sobbing like a baby, her head wna 1 after! I want it proved, we escape with nothin worse than i but ose few cou ld easDy be caught on the caacious don see? An crackot notion eseape with nothing worse than DUl ulose lew coulcl easil a verbal blast from the Axis, the and erlv punished. caught on the capacious bosom of Miss Getz. Miss Dane's torlured words 'ght be presented to Sheldrake, or administration will be compiimented The attitude of this newspaper ra ng in her ears.

"It wasn't like this tha Davenport girl, and tried out on making a Smart move If we be- i wlth res ect to gambling devices in the old days. The store had some a nd jt wouldn't mean anything. Just come the object of retaliatory meas If known We have frequently heart, Ihen. Mr. Huntington wasn't the guy who presented it knew pi it 11 ot )retal rj eas deplored the fact thai Ihey are tol- i hardboiled, he didn't drive peo- how to coax and flatter.

This thing ures, it will be criticized for draw- erated. We quite agree with the; 'pie is mine. It's solid! It's good! I want mg us closer to war. Motsuoka's Visit 1 to shove it down their throats, not civic committee that perhaps more objectionable than sale to minors i and encouraging the use of gam- ne nT i one 's influence." i bling devices are the punch boards bei ng driven The store I He lowered his voice and similar npnnv anri nir-toi na ucl uiiveii. xne store nas oecome .,,1,.

is shp thoueht thic i sove own er roas, not 6t he roo of the whole haV6 PUt Ver aCCOUnt of any devices found 3 in wild U1G servant hls child' child-never his it's making more If Yosuke Maisuoka, Japan's foreign minisler, went to Europe lo i of business. They are a lemplalion gain new inspiration and moral sup- children that should not be al-1 port from the Axis leaders, he must, lowed by now, be keenly disappointed and Sale of lic uor tr minors should somewhat disillusioned not, of course, be tolerated, the presence of minors in i verns be allowed. Sale of liquor intoxicated persons is a common i money. Now the love is gone, there's made Yugoslavia Axis pan-j violation. As for prosecuting tavern nothing but profit behind it.

Profit ner No. 5 had been overthrown and keepers who sell liquor to inioxi- mailer whal the cost, that there appeared to be a good ca ted persons who later become in- She looked down at herself her chance thai Ihe kingdom of Serbs fved in traffic accidenls. lhat is a I hands touching her sides curiously and Croats would end up by fight- lf flcult task It is hard lo gel suf- "The store has been run to make ing the Nazis. As these events were tlc ent evidence in cases of this money for me. For me.

Because I transpiring, the Greeks were con- How5ever is uite probable was useless, because Bruce Shel- linuing to slaughter Italians in and the trust company quently violate in Ihis respecl ally Oh with it! I could of Ft own trenHth have a 11 i 01 ns own strength, stringSi but thought the hard way rrr, was better. So that leaves me stn "fUl a 9. rand bag, and it leaves him "How could you have pulled strings, Anthony?" "There are always He responsibility." She had never believed him. But now she stood at a counter of the store she owned, and tears stung her eyes. A voice inside her sobbed, "Oh, Grandfather, you were right! Whal shall I (To Be Continued.) Hollywood By LUCIE NEVILLE NEA Service Staff Correspondent.

ought to get appreciative chuckles from fans under 30. The scene opens with the unmistakable sound of a sharp slap, then the camera moves on a girl, rather disheveled and i quite 'indignant, jumping oul of a car. As she stalks away, the car backs out and follows her and an- other Ginger Rogers and George Just as they are in the middle of some tender phrases and going into a clinch, an ice cream vendor sticks his head in the window and says jovially. "Good evening! And what does everybody want? Vanilla, chawklit. strawberry, banana, black peppermint slick." "You left one oul," admonishes Miss Rogers sourly.

Rid of him at last, they work up to the clinch again, come out of their corner at COPR, 1941 BY NEA SERVICE. INC. T. M. REO.

U. S. PAT. OFF 'Here she comes for excitement, let's snub her cold!" The War Today By DEW1TT MACKENZIE klltll WLU 1( Iheic was, a time not so long ago the sound of the ice cream min's i en thcre was an authoritative manb! rlng t() lhe threats such as bicycle bell. "You were right lady he sv-s lhat flung ollt est erday by humbly.

"I forgot' of Gibraltar's Apes. carefully protected tribe of what Japan would do lo the United States if we didn't stop 1 helping Britain in the war. Axis slock has had a considerable setback recently, however, and by a chief that is known as "Major" about, the British garrisons. eled down through the Brenner pass to Rome for broadcasting, it has a very hollow sound. Indeed, the one First Tobacco Manufacturer issued yesterday on the eve of Jap- James E.

Ogbrun was North Car- eign Minisler olina's first tobacco manufacturer He began stemming and twisting tobacco in Winslon-Salem in 180K After Instillation of hand presses, he Vague IS SJ1 in it i rr 4 .,11 i CT Lucie Neville is pinch-hitting for Paul Harrison, now louring army camps and defense industries. HOLLYWOOD, April Hitchcock, the British director with plenty of poundage, has decided he's entitled to more footage in future pictures. That's going to end the game of "I Spy Hitchcock!" which Hollywood and many movie fans have been playing. By now, his whim of appearing in each of his films is a sort of tradition, but heretofore, his acting has been brief and much so that only trained Hitchcock enthusiasts could identity him. In "Rebecca" he strolled in a crowd scene, undiscovered except by eyes which knew every Hitchcock bulge and gesture.

He walked as briskly as a cement mixer through an outdoor set of "Mr. and Mrs. Smith," passing by the men's club just as lovelorn Robert Montgomery came out its door. Talked with His Hands. Hitchcock made two appearances is said lo have bought all lobacco grown in trail area.

Helpful. The Crippled Children's hospital Oklahoma City, runs a "brace shop," which produces 150 braces of all types for patients each month. About Sage. During its first year, sage should be picked but once; after lhal there- may be three pickings annually without weakening the plant. Helpful Hint from the Eternal cily for and home, was very remin- Ihumping.

I Signor Virginio Gaydu, Roman writer who relays pronouncements. from Olympus, staled lhat Messrs Hitler and Mussolini had reached agreements with Matsuoka on Japan's action engages in in event hostilities Uncle Sam against the It'I, a good idea, before Install- mg a new automobile cylinder head ga.sket, lo soak it in waler for a few minutes. This softens it so that, when the head is pulled down tightly on the block, the gasket may be compressed. West Pointers West Point cadets pay an initial deposit of $300 to cover the cost of their uniforms, after admission, they receive pay of $780 a year, 80 cents a day for rations, and 5 cents a mile for necessary travel. Almost All Altered.

So much of the decayed stone of Westminster Abbey, London, has been replaced since 1540 thai practically none of the original stonework now remains. this juncture. And Tokyo has intention of attacking Britain unless it is quite apparent that the Axis has the war won. Britain Bold Again. The upsets to the Axis program aren't the only factors which are calculated to restrain Japan.

Along with these there has been a reappearance of Britain's old assertiveness in the Far East. As she has regained her strength from the early disaster on Flanders fields, she has resumed her firm attitude. A fair lustration is seen in the way the British rushed to arms in Singapore recently when they thought they saw a possible attack coming from the Japanese. Then, too, the passage of Ihe lend- lease bill in Washington, with ils wide provisions for aid not only lo Britain but to China, has dampenAl the Japanese enlhusiasm for Ihe Axis program. Tokyo's concern over this position must be added to by the surprise visit at Manila yesterday of Sir Robert Brooks-Popham, commander of the British forces in the Far East.

Sir Roberl conferred regarding Admiral Thomas C. Hart, commatf- der of Ihe United States Asiatic fleet, and Gen. Douglas McArthur, military adviser to the Philippines. They considered the strategical position of the Philippines with relation to Anglo-American defenses in the Far East. Identifying- Leaves.

Leaves are described accurately for identification by using such adjectives as simple, lanceolate, alternate, ovate, and linear, to give their positions on the twig, their formation, shape, and design of margins. Presidential Oddity. Three of the 30 dead presidents of the United States died on July 4, Q1 and on was born on that date. John i' ec Adams and Thomas Jefferson dind for essenS, duy Axis powers, even if there is no formal declaration of war. The weakness of that statement lies in the fact that we aren't told what the agreements are, and Mr.

Matsuoka has thrown no light on the subject. They may have agreed to disagree. lo learn lhat en the Axis partners any encouragement lhal his country would accede to their demands and enter the war actively against Britain in the Far East. This scheme, of course, contemplates involvement of the United States in the Orient. Indications are that the Japanese are sheering from further entanglement with Britain, and most certainly with Ihe United States.

Italy's military and naval disasters, which have all but knocked her out of the war as a striking force, and Ger- caulion. afford to break with America at roe died on that date; and Calvin Coolidge was born July 4. Youth Reviews Movies The Wave of the Future BY TOM WOLF NEA Service Writer bania, the British were landing new forces in Salonika and the Turks, relieved by reassurances from Rus- be re-cord NEW YORK, March 3. Like Dr. inebriate could make good sense ankenstein, Hollwood a en- while in i along the Bulgarian frontier.

Although these reports were sufficient to bring down the clouds frs the violations for to he 1 thai i couraged a monsler lhat one day undoing. foremost exponent of pre- the movies now was preparing to leave Berlin for Rome, he learned, unless Hitler keot the bad news from him, that iht British had succeeded in sinking a good portion of the disorganized Italian navy and lhal II Ducc-'s defenses in Africa were crumbling rapidly. By the time he returns Mai- suoka should be thoroughly convinced that if Japan is to fulfill her ambitions for a "new order" the South Pacific, she will huvu 'o do it without any support from htr Axis who, for iht tun- being at least, are very much preoccupied. reduce the number sub-j all over 'now' I'll pul a stantiaUy JUl premium on tincl the average tavern keeper will not take a chance on having hi.s revoked. That, at wouin be a stride in the tiirec- ol keeping the traffic within reiiftoiiub and deeds ap- while in his cups.

pronounced an eager 11-year- old, "have seen a drunken person make more se'nse than when he was a Cd I i kncw find that their severest critics are "Yes," corroborated a worldly col- dimr, none 0 than a group of preco- league of the same age, "when peo- cious moppets, known officially as pie get intoxicated, their inhibited Young Reviewers. thoughts come more clearly to their semi-conscious mind." The unusual, in plot or techni always draws the highest praise from the brightest 'year-olds fr the young crilics. Daniel Fee- 100 New York Cily schools, pre-! le y- thought that "Knute tVin tnn TVioiy RockllC" W3S keen. "bpfflllSP it's lhal i I didn't care. I simply didn't count, liquor I eol Ihe- money and they had the until power." lips them!" and Miss Getz had dis- The Young Reviewers is an adjunct of the National Board of Re- Dane worked over her purchasing records.

Beatrice decided. "I'm going up to see Mr. Bruce Shel- -j drake right now!" She marched to cmjcuims guid arent artd chjl Abandoned The "economy' first Hoi i Jdrn to be aba-idoned The ih, have ea the budget In ihe so.ve tiie deficit ailernrna the elevator, the her eyes. But the elevator do A group of less reticent, spade- calling critics would be hard to find. and Joy thai Draft in Future As things stand today, we m-jy as well look forward lo the draft.

lo selective military service as a permanent part of the civil obligations of all male citizens. Therefore, it is worth look al the draft as we work oul thus far. and consi it will probably be modified in the future. First, it is now clear lhat The and hiHh ul! Iri n- nA I iI ce- and 'c-, before all the other considers -suddenly her heart For Anthony's face was bleak tired. wasn't even any at her in his "Anth.

what's the matter''" "He turned rne down." Anther said hoar-ely. listened it all. He made rne explain rjozei Aiid he wincerj "Then he laughed. He said J. "a crazy.

He told Oh the back view the year's top movies. Their Rockne" was keen, "because it's not a lot of baloney. Rockne doesn't go dren the nation over in movie i there and win every time. He i even got tackled." I Many's the picture to wilt under blistering scorn because "it's lhe They have few illusions about their me oW baloney. The hero wins in work.

As 11-year-old Joan Heller! bluntly observed afler a recent preview of "Meet John "The movies are not always exactly real. They want a good buildup and a writeup." Set a good buildup from the 11 Reviewers demands the No Fear of Emotions. The Young Reviewers are afraid of as Irving served: "Many adults Ihink it's'sissy to show your emotions." Emolion is okay, bul love is something else spend more ihi an must Coll ad- And the just trolled highway diversion pro-ram let him admit that, too udrnH i to the people and the- legislature, so as enough trained reserves go back the governor into civilian life lo make a backlog mil it to us freely and public!" of safety, the age limits will prob-i ft prefers to'substUuie fj'r ably be dropped. After all. the tax ti tnt elastic and Jor a young man to du his military service is when he is young, befo; he has gotten a fair start on his civilian career and his family life.

Further, between the ages of 18 administration holds in store and say, 23, he has a lung period of Green Bay Press-Gazette odvageiy. "Yes. he dared, all thony moved his head as 1 it. "He kicked me out. i Jt i merchandise manager hired hand." c'ear and rn could vou do 1 Anthnp "It's no ri -i'y still, searching his hands were curled no a UcktdTrfi drunken scene highest standards in story, acting, a gaivi.

Love a nasty way of im- direction. The Young Review- pe ding in spring. It are demons on boners. Thirteen- invariably comes in for a merciless year-old Alvin Golden, for example, verbal pummeling. c.uld hardly wait until a recent Robert Burgess, 11, summed up preview was over to ask: "How "Arizona" with: "It's one of their come the dog was shot on lhe left regular westerns, bul it's on the I jumping over fence, and top.

No dry love scenes." he was on the ground it was David Holley, 13, disagreed: his side that was wounded?" was n't really western. It was this demand for ac- about love between the hero and cmacy has other than purely allru- the heroine." Uc motives. Richard Ticklin, 11, I "It was different," argued Bob, UiMjght it would be nice if bio- i "because the man does not hold her graphic pictures said the start I in his arms and say 'Oh, parts were fact and which I It was not dry. He kissed her and f.ct;.,n. "Many boys and girls think 'jumped on his horse and rode UK pa-lure is absolutely based an away." lac' he observed, "and when you "I think," chimed in 12-year-old your teacher, you find Smylla Brind, 'there shouldn't be thai the- picture was not all correct." so much love." Tin: Young Reviewers' There was only one dissenting extends far beyond their per- 'critic.

He was 12-year-old Kenneth problems. In criticizing Jl Eisler. "Without love." announced Meet John Doe," the young sophisticate, "it wouldn't youngster wondered how the! be.