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World I 15 8 25 8 50 13 OO WE ARE RIDING FOR A FALL Back in the Middle Ages the known of the nay were constantly searching for what they called "The Philosophers method of changing base metals into precious metals and they actually believed it could be found. This was an expression of the effort at the time of that age-old attempt to get "something for get rich without working. Later on, in the early days of our own country, that great philosopher, I From that day on, the people lost well- control of their money, and since then the money supply has been manipulated to suit the convenience of the government. Under our present system of deficit financing, deliberately entered upon by our government at the beginning of the current fiscal year, we are simply living beyond our means, we are spending more than we receive. Considering the enormity of our national debt, which is already forty per cent greater than the total assessed value of all the taxable property in Benjamin Franklin, said, "If you less than you get, i the nation, this can only result in know how to you have the one devaluation of MEMBER OE ASSOCIATED PRES8 Associated Is eicJurtvelv entitled to the tat of sh dlsrstchee credited to It or not otherwise fruited In this osier sod also to local new.

published herein. Franklin was simply saying in other our dollar. Already operating with an cords that there is no such thing as unsound dollar, it will then bo even nething for he was say- more unsound, and the end result will ing that the first principle of a sound be repudiation of tho national debt York. TPR BRANHAM National Advertising Representative Off! est Chicago Atlanta, Detroit St. Louis hsnaas City, Ban Francisco.

Angeles and Memphis In se red as sncond-claas matter st the (La office December IS. under the Act of March 8, 1871 TO CALL THE MONROE MOHNING WORLD I a. rn. to 5 rn (dally except all dapartmfnu may be reached by railing 4800 From I p. rn A can the following! Bual nets Ofhoa Managing Editor 4801 Editorial 4800 or Mailing Room The Monroe Morning World is an independent newspaper.

It prints the news impartially. It supports what it believes to be right. It opposes what it believes to be wrong, without regard to party politics. economy is living within income. This principle has a very timely application to Pie present situation in the world, particularly right here in the United States of America.

There is no excuse for any nation to live beyond its income in time of peace; the Mar any nation that does so is riding for a fall. If the expenditures represented by the budget are worth while, they are worth supporting by taxation. Or, to put it another way, if the expenditures represented by the budget cannot be supported by taxation, they are not worth while. Living beyond its income has brought the nation of Great Britain to its present predicament. Great Britain has not only been living beyond its income; it has been living beyond its and the bankruptcy of the nation.

The recent devaluation the pound by Great Britain is not a cure for her illness, it is simply another opiate to go along with the four billion dollar loan we made them in 1946 and rshall aid extended since then. It will only serve as a in tine lasting long enough for the labour government to win the next then Great Britain will be in worse shape than she is now. For by that time, our own finances will he in such condition that there will be a great clamor for raising the price of gold, and the current Irading advantage enjoyed by the devaluating countries over the United States will disappear. Benjamin Franklin was Generous Giving I IV VI IHA, AV 1 I neome plus the billions of dollars first step to prosperity is to spend poured into its coffers by the United States. So now Great Britain robs her people of part of their wealth and lowers their standard of living by devaluing the pound.

What the people of the United States should realize is that we are headed in the same direction. It all goes back to the time of the robbery committed by our government at the time we these rules not being observed, et off the gold standard in 1934. ruptcy is inevitable. In Washington ll it I) BASCOM N. TIMMONS The Russians are drawing the noose of their iron curtain closer around the necks of their satellite countries in This is the annual time of giving in America.

Most of us need only to be reminded of that fact to be ready with our contributions when the Twin City Community Chest representative knocks at the door. This country is not perfect. It has many faults. But no one can say that failing to help those who need charity is one of them. Americans have always given with a full heart to any worthy cause, and in recent years they have been giving more freely than ever.

This year should be no different. Indeed, Americans may well see in their Community Chest drives all over the nation a symbol of the spirit of neighbor-helping-neighbor which sets off real democracy from other systems of government. Our citizens may want to seize this chance to demonstrate that the urge to self-help, to local self-reiiance, still is powerful in this country despite all the well publicized trends eastern Europe and before this Christ- protection toward dependency on a big central government for their I has parsed may make it ail but welfare. So long as that spirit is kept alive, Americans are in no danger of succumbing to a way of life that finds all its basic answers in Washington. In a real democracy, the individual is the figure who counts.

And if he is to develop to his fullest capacities, he must want to help himself and those who are nearest to family, his friends, his fellow residents in his community. Without that resourcefulness, he becomes but a pale copy of the man he ought to be in a free land. The tradition of self-reliance goes deep into American history. It dates from the time when pioneers helped each other build barns, farm houses and fences, joined in harvesting crops, banded together in emergencies of many kinds. The Community Chest is the modern counterpart of less than you This applies to nations as well as to individuals.

Increased prosperity thereafter depends upon greater production and more efficient production. It depends upon operating with a sound currency. It depends upon adoption of a systematic plan for debt retirement. These rules being observed, prosperity is assured; Charles B. Driscoll NEW YORK DAY BY DAY NEW October begins! In many parts of North America it is the finest month of the year.

In New York, I think there are fewer complaints about the weather in October than in any othe month. The fall rains have begun, there are evenings when a kindlingwood blaze in the fire-place helps make everybody comfortable, and summer wear is finally out. My wife has even made me put away the white shoes been trying to get my worth out of all summer. I complain that I have only such a short season for wearing them that my investment is going to waste. She reminds me that I paid $9.90 for them exactly twelve years ago.

and have worn them from early May until late September ever since, so the original investment is written off. As for maintenance, the shine and whitening really two-toned) cost me half a dollar last spring. I was about to say that it lasted all summer, hut my wife again reminds me that it didn't; I just thought it did and kept on wearing it. out. the firemen drove over to Annadale, where Fireman Boggs addressed his fellow smokeeaters on the subject of improving suburban fire impossible for Americans to send gift packages to relatives and friends in those nations.

Assistant Secretary of Defense Marx Leva. was explaining to a civilian orientation group the other day why Thousands of persons in Poland, it was natural to expect some contro- Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Romania, versy in the process in which the BOBBY GREGORY New YorK HAS WRITTEN 1800 FOLK SONGS ALL OF THEM HAVE BEEN PUBLISHED Cup IYW fcf.ro Int. WocW totroA EXPLANATION OF CARTOOF ALL ITEMS SELF-EXPLANATORY (Copyright, 1949, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) In October the leaves change color in this climate and latitude A motor trip into England, as far up as the at least, is a treat in autumn colors, usually about the third J) week of the month. Push Just a hun- dred miles further north, starting not later than the 12th to the 14th of the month, and drive slowly to New York. sure to see sights you will never forget, if you don't, drive fast.

The Palisades along the Hudson, above the Citv, will be at their best I during the last ten days of the month, if the season goes according to pattern. The drouth took toll of the foliage, but it looks today as though i it might give us a grand show this month. You can ride a steamboat Up the river or drive along the east bank1 on the Post Road. following Broadway northward out of town and then prig- ing as close to the river as possible. A panorama to remember always.

HE RULED 20,000 SQUARE MILES OF BORNEO (0-3 cation really was a marriage between I the army and the navy. The army has JHot I XIV 00(1 itU 1 VI vpflrc And 7 been a bachelor for 150 years, and die navy had been an old maid for an equal length of time. Both were accustomed to alone and liking. and Bulgaria have been receiving armed services are being unified. he said, "that unifi- gift packages from America.

The American response to the postwar sufferings, particularly of the children, T7 IV in those areas has been heart-warm- George t. Sokolsk warming the hearts should not be surprising that there should be a fairly stormy period of JIMMIE FIDLER HOLLYWOOD, Oct. Nancy Guild ment to Socialite Bob Jacks, is too Trees in the City are not colorful this fall. The summer drouth hit them hard, and they did not recover well. Leaves began falling in mid-August in Central Park, and the plane of Bryant Park have had a had season.

They are givi 'g down their leaves as though to welcome the winter ahead. A few weeks ago I mentioned that my appointments had gone awry because somebody had taken my York Dispatch calendar, on which I bs accustomed to make note of engagements in the white spaces under the dates. Results: A whole basketful! of York ing. But it warming of the Communist any. Their press and radio is engaged In a constant vitriolic campaign against die United States and Great Britain as war-mad imperialist powers.

The existence of American relief agencies THESE DAYS STALIN secondly, because the author had to Isaac Deutschers biography bring his manuscript down to a operating in those countries and the 1 munity barn-raising. Americans today are not often asked happy amies which greeted the port- k.AT,1h!. ta i to give their actual labor to aul their neighbors. But they man when he tailed with care Pe packages from abroad have been a are asker! to contribute a portion of the savings they have accumulated, so that people in genuine need may be cared for as any of us would want a neighbor cared for. Generous giving is the proof that free men carry the answer to full living within themselves.

comes importantly at a moment when volume. find difficult to understand is the consistency in the type of error of fact, and I find that other and Charles Russell have finally reached a property settlement; shell file for divorce in Los Angeles immediately Her stay in that eastern sanitorium may have bettered Judy health, but it appears to have done little for her temper; I hear she threw a tantrum in a local hospital the other day and, with it, a trayful of food a fid o' fps al I cr nurse Tile Darryl Zanucks, arguing that their daughter Darylin, who recently announced her engage- young to mary, have persuaded her to Dispatch from readers who spend one more year in school sent me their own copies, plus two Wotzis about La v. nee Olivier want- from the newspaper itself. Also, seeing to produce and direct a picture eral requests for information to with Danny Kaye a Shirley will marry star Screen Ann where the calendar may be bought. Writer The are not sold, and the Charles Lederer as soon as she di- Dispatch informs me that it doexn vorces Producer Adrian Scott; her suit like to have money enclosed in re- is being held up by delay in quest letters, as it merely means the Signing necessary papers trouble of returning the money or on this earth.

He not only is despot over 600.000.000 human propaganda and the party leaders ganged agencies WArnpn who 1 consisting of men and women wno 1 Thus, they are closing the door to hlf Wl11 and charity and kindness. Even the Quak- though ie were a go ers, notable for their success at turn as Two important biographies of Stalin An Important Meeting lieving distress on both sides of every have heretofore appeared, Souvarine conflict, have been given their walk- and and neither may be ing papers from the satellite countries, i regarded as objective, if objectivity is Governors of the states through which Missouri Pacific Caritas, the great Catholic relief possible in this field. Certainly, the trains operate will meet in St. Louis next Thursday in an agency, is being taken over by the Deutscher students of the Russian revolution have discovered the same phenomenon. one of them having compiled a list of such errors which forms a pattern that is puzzling.

For instance. Mr. Deutscher questions the legitimacy of the provisional government which in 1917 took over after the revolution and which Lenin and Trotzy overthrew. He says; The constitutional title-deeds when describes Lenin trip from Switzerland across Germany to Russia in a sealed car. he says that this was arranged "by French, Swedish and German This is quite untrue.

The deal was made by Parvus, a German secret agent, Count Brockdorff-Rantzau, later German ambassador to Russia, Erzberger, chief of German military propaganda, and Count- Maltzan, associated with the German general staff. Tins is so amply docu- Adrian Booth, whose recent marriage to Actor David Brian has set aside by an L. A. judge because of illegalities in his divorce from a former mate, expecting a visit from the stork? Stu Wilson, the radio emcee, and Loraine Krueger, a Los Angeles non-pro, have scheduled an stamps. When copies are available, they are sent free by the newspaper to all who ask for them, preference being given to schools and other public institutions.

Jo King, Washington, Penna tells me that stogies, so named because altar-trek Roddy McDowell's first originally made for the teamsters of action, after celebrating his 21st birth- I the conestoga wagons, are still made day, was to apply for American citi- Union City and Pittsburgh, also in zenship Gary Cooper, for the Wheeling, W. Va. He says many men umpteenth straight year, retains his chew the stogies Instead of smoking position as favorite American them, because they are dry and thus star. do not deliver so much juice as regu- effort to seek some solution toward settlement of the train- state. CARE, Cooperative for Ameri i i I can Remittances to Europe, is being mens strike which has completely halted freight and pas- jordered sender traffic along this important railroad and which has The door is being closed to private resulted in thousands of persons being Without jobs.

This packages sent by relatives in this meeting or anv other effort to bring the contending parties country by means of enacting a pro most important to our own area and the state of'hibltlve unport uty on parce received from abroad. Recipients are unable to afford the tax and the post Louisiana as a whole. Thus a group of Monroe and West Monroe businessmen, office thereupon seizes the package centralizing their action through the Chamber of Commerce, and confiscates its contents for sale has wired Governor Earl K. Long, strongly urging him to attend this meeting. We heartily agree that Governor Long should lend his efforts toward ending this strike which has, as the Chamber puts it, affected throughout this section of the state.

And we urge that others who have not made their wishes known to the governor, do so at once. Although no industries have been shut down as yet as a result of the strike, there is every indication that if it continues for any length of time, several plants which have depended entirely upon the Missouri Pacific for movement of their products will be forced to curtail their operations. Only a relatively few of the four brotherhoods involved in the directly concerned in the state stores. Heretofore, packages marked as gifts have been free from import duty. But gradually Poland and the other satellites are building up to the point where all such packages will be barred.

This will mean heartbreak for many Americans who have close relatives in the satellite countries. They may be unable to help them, if they are in need. Christmas packages this year can still get through, in most instances, but the pressure is definitely on and getting stronger. As reported several months ago, Communist officials are studying ways of cutting off all communication be- not objective. Mr.

Deutscher, while he obviously abhors Stalin, save the reputation of government. This becomes clear in the selection of his material, in the omissions and in the consistency of certain types of errors. It is impossible to divorce Stalin from his government, because he is the government. Nevertheless, this is an important and valuable book and will be read with advantage by those who are interested in the freak personality that Stalin undoubtedly is. For this man by birth, figure, training and intellectual endowments is unfitted for the task in which he has succeeded so magnificently and yet so damnably.

biography is tougher reading than Deutscher who possess a pliant pen. I made the point that selection and omission were inevitable because this is not and could not be a deficit ye work, first, because much of the basic material cannot yet be available and, of the provisional government were rented that it is surprising that initin- i Deutscher omits it, unless he seeks An old French law required a for- tobacco mal funeral for the stillborn child of Tvrone Power and Linda Christian. Speaking of regional speech, as sev- dubious; it was formed on the initia tive of a few members of the last duma, the discredited quasi-parliament which had, moreover, been disbanded by the tsar. In the first place, no revolutionary government can be legitimate, as that would be a contradiction in terms. The last legitimate government of Russia was that of Czar Nicholas II who abdicated to his brother.

Then came the provisional government which could have had no "constitutional as it seized power. Certainly the Molshevik government of Lenin and Trotzky was illegitimate because it seized power. I was there at the time and witnessed their brutal reign of terror. Certainly Stalin despotism has no "connstitutional title- deeds. Historically, of what importance is all this? And that has puzzled me because I cannot understand why Deutscher raises the issue.

Similarly to sarve the reputation of government. In a word, certain events which occurred in 1917, either immediately before or during the period when I worked in Russia as a newspaper editor in the city of Petrograd. do not come out precisely as I witnessed them or heard about them from some who were most active in them. Also in places, Deutscher conflicts with Ha! Williams is determined wal Person, from six localities were Masons, who doing at a luncheon recently, did you to outdo the James bah', to swim at less ever meet the pronunciation rum, for a Shell Mart teaching room. and ruff far roof; her son when he's attained the ripe old age of three months! Gussie Moran, the lace-pantied tennis star, is bidding for a film career.

uh aa rum and ruff, but almost. These were current in the southwest in my by McNaufrht Inc) SEEK WILDLIFE PROTECTION PREVIEW NIGHTS: Pie of the I A PO The Ma- week; Grant Takes iBVan Vegetarian Society seeks to save t. i (Lucille Ball-William Hoi- wild animal life by con- Angelica Balabanoff. who planet aen-Jams Carter-James Gleason). As I trolling exports.

The society said it important part rn the party activities of those days, she being the first finish GOOD; "The Red on ships carrying them. (Walter Bar- secretary of the Third International. Apart from such consistent errors, the Deutscher book is the best yet on Stalin and will serve the purposes of those who want to know about the man rather than the background of events that raised him to the throne of Ivan the Terrible in whose image he rules. (Copyright 1949, by King Features Syndicate, Inc.) as its title, and one long laugh had been told that a large number of from its amusing start to its hilarious monkeys exported from Malaya died in the strike, but hundreds of other railroad employes have been deprived of employment because there has been nothing for them to do since the train stoppage. And there is the distinct possibility that more thousands, who are not even remotely connected with actual operation of trains, will suffer if the strike continues.

Some of the claims against the railroad sound rather ridiculous; others may have merit. The brotherhoods have WHAT others say 1 espondence, which still in spite of everything runs to thousands of letters a too much to censor effectively. Americans will consider the action of these countries ungrateful, to say the least, after the large volume of EDITORS' ROUNDTABLE ATOM CONTROL NOW Majority editorial opinion questions whether ability to produce American aid that has gone to these atomic bomb will affect her objec- refused an offer made by the Missouri Pacific to arbitrate nallons die postwar period. How- to the inspection essential to a u-ith na annamnt ever' sh-ould bt' effective international atomic con- their differences and a stalemate exists with no apparent prospect for immediate settlement. The governors of the states which are so vitally affected putting the ban into effect.

The reason it is the Communist party, not the trois. But a rather large minority people of these countries', which is 0f editors are more hopeful that Rus- firsthand knowledge of A-bomb might be to bring the opposing factions together. Cer- lhe Communists are doing it is that destructiveness, together with her new i 1 i xi 1 1 1 niH Ampriran nfnnip sprit 99 mifrHt TPSLllt in a tainlv we cannot expect anv help from the federal gov- aid Jhe sJmtj sense of result ma 1 1 I has spoken louder than all the propa- 8ense of responsibility leading to some a I i izi a litis bpunun iuuuci iiiciii cm int pi sense OI rcsponsl unity lirduuis eminent, de spite tile urgency of a ic settlement, the State ganda Moscow can manufacture. They: effective method of international in- of Louisiana should be represented at this meeting of gov- are afraid to let the people know and control. Majority opinion ernors, and we respectfully urge Governor Long to attend I the true character of the United and lend his efforts toward assisting a large number of his people.

fear, and the basis for it, is confident that, if necessary, the west can maintain a lead over Russia in development and mass producible hand the United States non of atomic weapons. The Jury System Trial of ll Communists in New York has continued for 170 days in the court of Federal Judge Harold IL Medina. They are accused of conspiring to advocate the overthrow of the government. The defense has done everything possible to cause a mistrial in the hope that it will all have to be done over, and has to play in the A congressman will sometimes go to great lengths to make a speech. Representative J.

Caleb Boggs R-Del) inadvertently set a new record the other evening. Kansas City (Mo.) Times "The Soviet Union sn far will not accept tile U. S- principle of an ironclad inspection system inside every country working with atomic energy. Until an international ban on atomic materializes, the United weapons Boggs, a popular young war veteran, States has only one logical course. who last year sponsored a eommemo- That is to keep so far ahead of Rus- rative postage stamp honoring volun- I sia in improving and stockpiling these maybe even sooner The remedy is what it has always effective control of the atomic Wilmington (Del.) Journal-Every Evening "Our advantages lie in the fact that we have a head start, a stockpile of A bombs, and greater industrial resources than any other nation in the world.

We know with the same dreadful clarity as when Hiroshima was bombed that civilization will be secure only with tile adoption of effective and enforce- but the sibility does not seem great offer must be San Francisco (Calif.) Chronicle "It may be that the politburo, with a sample of this fantastic instrument of death actually in its hands, has begun to feel some of the sense of responsibility a weapon like this engenders The message of the atomic bomb has always been: Cooperate or perish. We have felt that the iron curtain tended to insulate ry rn ore-Peter Law7 ford-Janet Leigh- Angela Lansbury). Tile most compelling indictment against communism yet screened; put it on your "should see list "Strange Bargain" (Martha Scott-Jeff rev Lynn-Henry Morgan). Hair-lifting mystery-drama; good entertainment for adults but questionable fare for small fry FAIR: Lloyd Bridges-Barbara Payton-John Hoyt). Fast-moving Class melodrama, with counterfeiters as "they who get A high spot in tile Tim Holt series BEST PERFORMANCE: Ethel Barrymore in "The Red able international controls over the the Kremlin from the full impact dintiwt cf LccmiJ, it lo i rn nnc ci I leer firemen, was invited by the Fair- weapons that the Russians would be eventually th) own out of court because it is impassible to county (Va) volunteer afraid of counterattacking obtain a veinlet.

to address their fall meet- How can a juror, sitting day after day, week after week, mg. He was to meet toe chief of the be expected to remember any great part of what he hears? association at the anociation to address their fall meet- ability to launch an atomic Columbia (S. Cd Record "The United States, of course, With ali the legal jockeying, of testimony, constant sixTmdef I I I 1 at 7:30 p.m. Just ts the congressman rulings on what is to he cons 1 dc led and what disregarded, arrived, the ala nm siren went off. He a juror would be a sort of superman if he did not feel con- hurriedly introduced himself, and as fused at times.

The. jury system, however, remains a bulwark for jus his related, first thing I knew there went the truck off down lice. would prefer to take their chances with with a judge of their own choosing. There are no juries under communism, ing on the It was a brush fire and Boggs enjoys something like a four year start on Russia. And we are now hugging the illusion that we may be able to keep this lead indefinitely.

This is, of course, a dangerous sort of wishful thinking, an underestimating of a potential enemy. It would be the part of wisdom to assume that whatever we may discover the seien- helped man the hose. After it was tists of Russia can also discover, and power of the Houston (Texas) Chronicle "The only way to meet the situation is to hold the advantage we still possess, not by surrendering our gains The day for an international agreement is more than ever behind us We have a deep conviction that any such agreement now would be farcical. The only idea Russia would have in entering into such an undertaking would be for the of this truth. It may be that this new message, written by the Kremlin's own hand, will sink Christian Science Monitor is little evidence that having the bomb will promote plans for control.

The basic political distrust between east and west has not been removed. Moscow will have the same objections to inspection. There may now be less desire for the information America could offer in purpose of violating it while other change for agreement on controls, nations were lulled into a sense of 1 What is more likely is a new impetus false St. Paul (Minn.) Pioneer Press the Soviet government has meant in the past is that the United States should destroy its supply of bombs, but that Russia should remain free of international inspection and control of its atomic activities The security and very existence of the United States cannot be gambled on the mere word of the Soviet government However, now that Russia has achieved equality, or the start toward equality, a different attitude perhaps will prevail. The pos- for a return to British-Canadian- American teamwork which speeded war-time atomic New Bedford (Mass.) Standard- Times "No one can predict what Russia will do.

Nor is it clear what more the United States can do to meet a situation which was generally anticipated The world can only hope that Russia will be more inclined to accept control than she has been in tile past The bomb, because of its frightful destructiveness, continues as a discouragement to war. Since the arrest, a few weeks ago, of three members of Gene Band, on charges of violating narcotic laws, local papers have carried three other items concerning similar accusations against dance-band musicians. it about time for the dictator of all things musical, Jimmy Petrillo, to take cognizance of a situation that has been bad for years, and seems to be getting no better fast? Petrillo boasts that his word is law in the affairs of the Union, and if that is true I think, off-hand of a better law for him to decree than one blacklisting the handful of swing band musicians whose known addiction to narcotics is a threat to their teen-aged admirers and an unwarranted reflection on the great majority of their own fellow artists. Also, the group said the one-horned rhinoceros is now practically extinct because of hunting and exports. The society- adopted a resolution asking the Singapore and Malaya Federation governments to inquire into the import and exports of wild animals and to consider desirability of imposing stricter control, if not a total ban on the trade, because of the mortality rate among exported animals.

Surprisingly, two wild animal exports who appeared without announcement at the meeting cast their votes in support of the resolution. The exporters succeeded first, however, in having the word eliminated from before "mortality in the resolution. BIBLE THOUGHTS Earlier in this column I referred to the judicial decree, handed down by a Los Angeles judge recently, which set aside the marriage of Adrian Booth to Actor David Brian and left him married to his first wife w7ho, by toe way, states that she is expecting a visit from the stork. As usual, where Hollywood hassles are concerned, there an irony. This time an article, already in print, which will appear in the forthcoming issue of Silver Screen Magazine.

signed by Adrian Booth ar I the title is Wonderful Being Mrs. David One of my staff members, seeing Actress Arlene Dahl's picture on the of a recent Life Magazine, was So built we the wall; and all toe wall was joined together unto the half thereof: for the people had a mind to 4:6. Man hath his daily work of body or mind appointed, which declares his dignity; while other animals active range, and of their doings God takes no curious enough to check on the fan mail that publicity break brought her. He found that she received, during the two weeks after the magazine appeared, 649 letters written specifically because of that cover photo. The mail included 13 marriage proposals (nine and four serious), 37 requests for loans, 18 pleas for charity, four business proposals and 138 inquiries from people who wanted to know whether or not the beauty spot on her cheek is real.

That old adage about absence mak- I ing the heart grow fonder must have been coined by a Hollywoodite. For three years William Gargan twiddled his thumbs on the Filmville sidelines with no jobs offered him. Then he went to New York and clicked as "Martin Kane, Private via radio and T-V. to accept swamped with movie offers. (Distributed by McNaught Syndicate,.