davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-11-20

Dr.. John E. Briggs will preach at
II am. on "A Man of Faith Asking
Questions and Receiving Answers"
and at 745 pm. on Other Great Ad-
ventures" The B. T. U. will present
Thanksgiving service.
Thursday morning the Thanksgiving
service will be held at the Westmln-
ster Presbyterian Church at 1890
m and the union Baptist service at
the National Baptist Memorial
Church.
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ESCAPE lF YOU Can ' ;;:::. $;

Tell me- said Austrelitz sudden
~. when you look at Madame Kar-
sanakof. what do you seer"
"A very striking looking woman"
answered Bigelow slowly. Not pre-
cisely beauty according to classic
standards-but an individual-with
magnetism and charm"
AuStrelitz smiled. AZ" said he. see
guarded. watchful creature who
looks upon life as a battle which she
IS prepared to wage ruthlessly. Her
physical attractiveness is her armor-
and she keeps it brightly polished.
Her soft looks and soft words and
mysterious smiles are her weapons"
It's diyerting impression" adj
mitted Bigelow.
z Il always try to see things as they
are, rather than as others would have
me osee them" went on Austrelitz.
Bigelow nodded without replying
He was thinking Of his early years In
America when he had first known
AuStrelitz. Even in those days. be had
liked the doctor because he had al.
ways talked to him as though they
were colleagues. And when Bigelow's
parents had decided upon their di-
vorce. it had been AustrelitZ who was
chosen to explain the matter to the
boy.
Bigelow had gone with his mother
to Paris to live. shortly after that.
and had remained there with her
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HARRIS SCHOOL in
WINNING COLUMN
DEFEATED DIVISION STREET
CLUB IN TEN-INNINC
CONTEST

Harris School diamOndball team
broke into the winning column
at last after hard battle with Di-
vision Street school that went 10
innings before a decision was
reached.
The final score of the contest
was z to 6.
The victory places. Harris
schoolyin a tie with the losers for
second place in the NYA School
Diamondball League.
They will make an attempt to
go ahead of Division Street school
when they meet st. JOseph's Col
lege Wednesday afternoon.
Outstanding players in yester-
days contest were Perez, Reno.
Griffin and Ralphie for the losers.
and Rosendo, Alfonso and Villareal
for the victors.
Batteries: Division Street school,
Griffin and Villareal; Harris
school, Rosendo and Hector.
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acck chair or IN her cabin-which
Nas directly opposite Bigelow's.
On thai particular voyage. there
hsppened % be no other celebrity on
board except Dr. Austrelitz. of
course. and there Is never so much
tniefeEi N q pSychologist-even a
Werid-fam0us psychologist - as in
tf,s most tnconsequentiai theatrical
peraonaiity. And Karsanakoff was
Weil up toward the top of her pro-
Session So naturally everybody on
ths ship watched and discussed Kari
nanakoH.
On the fourth night out she wore
Der famous emeralds and In the smok-
ang room. afterwards. Bigelow heard
. uan behind him retelling the popu-
iar tale which associated the emeralds
mlth . certain exiled monarch.
-ii's odd" said Bigelow. how much
intereEt that woman manages to
arouse IN everyone on board-eXcept
PEA lie lighted a cigarette. study
tAg AuEtreliiz
AusirelltE smiled. half closing his
Meen gray eyes. But she interests
tRe very mueh." he protested, when
- danceA
-And not otherwise7 You don't find
hef Intriguing az close ranger"
Austreiiiz shrugge1 slightly. Il am
- Pears old" be reminded Bigelow
80 snoothed back his thick graz
bair. Tn afraid have lived too long
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exchanged revealed the friendship
of the difference in their ages. Bige-
low was accustomed to explaining
that he had inherited AuStrelitz. who
had been a close friend of his father.
"She is such perfect specimen of
her type" continued Bigelow. so
sleek and well groomed--so poised"
Austrelitz nodded. And she looks"
he agreed. las if she knows every
thing there is to know about life and
finds nothing worth while"
Exactly"
Whereas" pursued the doctor
laughing oftly, "she really knows
nothing and finds everything worth
while. She merely has the gift of in
spring ones Imagination. That is
what makes famous courtesans. They
need not be beautiful; they need not
even be young; they need not De
clever nor talented; but they must be
able to stir mans romantic magma
ton. This intangible quality which
l believe was called 'glamor vester-
days only a kind of mirage"
AustrelitZ drank MS brandy and
drew out his cigar case. With low
ing care, he selected a cigar. pune
tured the end and lighted it. Bige-
low admired the long. slender clever
fingers. Then his thoughtful brown
eyes moved upward to study the
lean, tanned face of the older man
! II was an arresting face 49, Blgelow
wondered how many women mad
ed this mamie was so obviously
-.4e type that appealed to women.
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which she did last year-she
came into the money that her
father set aside for her-three
million dollars. It's hers absolute
~ to do with as she likes.
And now she seems to have
fallen In love with a man known
as Count Anton Vronski-a good
looking and perfectly charming
person who isl feel perfectly
certain-completely irresponsible
If not a downright rogue. Have
you ever met him or heard or
him7 / understand he lived for
some time in Paris before coming
to New York.
Iwish that you would make In
quiries there about him and COM
municate to me anything you can
learn. ! am devoted to Anne who
is q darling but-like 50 many
young people nowadays-she Is
terribly independent and perhaps
q little too sure Of herself Be-
cause she is only my step-daugh.
ter and has no one Of her own
blood to advise her, I feel fright
fully responsible. You can UNDER
stand that, am sure.
Do cable-if you can without
mentioning names. shall UNDER
stand: Or else write to me as soon
as you can. Anne isn't actually
engaged to him yet so far as !
knot1. but their names are fire.
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MIAMI BEACH FIVE
WILLBESEEN HERE
VISITORS TO TACKLE SCHOOL
VARSITY AT GYM FRI
DAY EVENING

Miami Beach High School five
will tackle the Key West High
School varsity outfit Friday night
at the gymnasium.
Last Friday evening the locals
lost a hard-forgnt game to the
strong West Palm Beach Wild
cats and they viii try to avenge
that defeat when they meet the
Miami Beach club.
The Beach Combers are the
same boys who played here last
year under the name of Ida NJ.
Fisher High. The Concns trimmed
them at that time, SO to 80.
Included in the visitors lineup
are Drury and James, forwards;
Weatherby, center; Baida and
Stroethers, guards. These boys
are nicknamed the "Typhoons"
and when they get started Trey are
just that.
The Conchs couldn't stand the
fierce attack of the Wildcats last
week but are prepared for ard are
not afraid of a typhOOn because
they are used to strong winds.
The locals will have their b&rome-
tiers with them and will take the
measure of the Miami Beach High.
Convent girls and Key West
High School girls will play the
first game of the scheduled double
header for Friday night.
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after her marriage to the Due de Saint
Cyr. So in the years while he was
growing up. he had seen Austrelitz
only when the doctor spent a holiday
in France. But somehow, they had
never quite lost touch with each
other. 1t was Austrelitz who had
written him of his fathers death. 1t
was Austrelitz who had hurried to
Paris to make the vain effort to save
his mothers life.
Then-as ne had done many times
before-the doctor had urged Bige-
low to return to America with him. if
only for a visit. out Bigelow had
never felt disposed to go. He had
come to look upon Paris as his home.
His friends were all there.
The Letter From His Aunt
DUT in the end. there had come the
ID letter from his aunt that he felt
he could not ignore:
My dear Clarke:
Forgive me for coming to you
with my troubles. but after all,
you are my nearest poale relative
and / never have bothered you
before. am at my wits end. this
time. however. am so worried
about my step-daughter. Anne
Phelps. You will probably not re-
member her as she was so little
when you went away and in those
days you were not very tolerant
of little girls. Needless to say,
she has grown up in the interven-
ing years and on coming Of age
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Chapter One
A Russian Dancer Intrigues Her shipma,es

ONE way another most of the passengers in the same
class set acquainted before the ship three days out from
- port ou on that particular crossing nobody had succeeded
m making the acquaintance of Madame Karsanako And al
oagh there would have been gossip about her any case
mere was good deal more owing to her plain determination
- remain aiooL Neither Bgeow Dr. Aust.etz-Wth
wom ne was made any attempt speak to her.
BIT number Of others had without accomplishing ANYTHING
she happened to be walking when addressed She ALWAYS
replied politely briefly and passed If she happened to be
lying out IN her steamer chair swathed furs she ackow-
edged Whatever observation was made to her and
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Mr.. Lii Plummer was seen TAX
ing lessons last Saturday and lat
er explaining to Mr.. John Pnider
the finer points of the game, such
as how to make a ball go along
side Of the woods without going
into same, only in the case of Ii,
the ball did go there. However,
Mr.. Lii was partner on Sunday to
Mr.. William PioHs Bill and when
it was necessary for Mr.. Lii to
knock in a 12-inch putt on the
last hole for a tie score, Mr.. Ii
was completely befuddled and
could not deliver the goods. Mr..
Otto Kirchheiner was able to
knock in his 2-footer and there
fore he and Mr.. Irish Russell Kerr
were able to win by one up which
caused sadness to Mrs. William
Wesley Watkins because she has
to live with Mr.. William Wesley
when he loses golf matches.
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The usual five horsemen did not
feel equal to the task of playing
partners and so everybody was
for himself. The first round of
scores did not look so hot but the
last round were beauties but of
course existed only in the imagin-
alton of Doc William Penababe
Kemp on account of he had him
self a. nice .35 while he generous
ly gave Hurricane Eddie a 38. He
must have Eeen against Melvin and
Kirsch because he allowed them
46 and A each while Charlie Salas
got 40;' but then Chas. can go
about and make that score with
ease. However, the boys played
but nine holes and called it days
work with the result they will
have some nice handicap scores to
work on.
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sSssesesesssssssssssesss
FOLLOWING
e.. % THROUGH
tBy JovEJ


Baseball shorts
Gus Maneuso has signed with
the New York Giants Of the Ma
tional League and some help viii
be brought to him from Cincin-
natl in Campbell or Davis.
king" Carl Hubbell is ranked
with the games greatest stars
Tom Yarkey expects his gold
plated Red Sox TO do better this
coming season.
The Atlanta. Ca, baseball team
will train in Panama City. Fla.
Bitteeley will be retained a.
coach for the st. Louis Browns Of
the American League.
Stu Martin, Of the Sc. Louis
Cardinals of the National League,
is very sick at his home.
Bob Camel will manage the
Soma team this season. tie was
head of Jacksonville last year.
LajOi, Young and Speaker join
the Hall of Fame of baseball inn
mortals. Others voted for that
honor so far Ty Cobb. Babe
Ruth, Hans Wagner. Chrsty Mat
thewsOn and Walter Johnson.
Car Hubbell signed his 1887
contract with an increase In pay.
The New York Yankees Of he
American League are again the
favorites this year but will have
stiff competition from the Detroit
Tigers. Washington Senators. Chi
cago White Sox, Boston Red Sox
and the Cleveland Indians. leav-
ing only the st. Louis Browns and
Philadelphia Athletics. the teams
which will battle il out for the eel.
lar position.
. In the older circuit. there will
be a three-team race between the
st. Louis Cardinals, New York
Giants and Chicago Cubs. with
the Pittsburgh Pirates and Gin.
cinnati Reds rated good chances
for a first division berth. Boston
Bees, Brooklyn Dodgers and Phil
adelphia Phihies viii fight Il oui
forfbe three lower positi0us i
th
K, vss
give Us their sek Tor The coming
season.
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to fail under the spell of that particu-
lar type Of enchantress."
Such A Perfect Specimen
you don't think she might interest
L you if you knew her?"
Fortunately for me-" Austrelitz
said. -al of my illusions were shat
tered long ago. A doctor is thrown
into such intimate contact with so
many women. Are you interested in
Madame Karsanakoff?"
Only casually" Bigelow assured
him, grinning. and the glance they
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quently being linked And it's all
such pity because Philip White
law had been devoted to her for
sometime previously and still Is.
as a matter of fact, and 1 mad
begun to consider it all settled.
And then VroRSEei turned upl AS
you know. am very broad
minded. and / quite like some
Russians, but they are a different
race with quite different ideas on
many things And / did want
Anne to marry an American
Surely, my dear Clarke. you
will be able to find someone who
knows Vronski or has heard Of
him. Do try.
Awaiting your early reply.
Affectionately your aunt
Alva Clarke Phelps.
Bigelow had made instant inquiry
among his friends. but although many
of them vaguely recalled Vronski's
name and a few had even met him.
nobody seemed to know anything
whatever about him So Bigelow mad
cabled his aunt that he was coming
over himself to make Vronski's ac-
quaintance. -.
"Well-?" said AustreIitz sudden
~, interrupting Bigelow's reverie.
Eyes. l suppose So" murmured
Bigelow.
They had anoth ar drink and sepa-
rated for the nigh tH
Copyright, 1887. Frederick JdckSonI
Tomorrow BigelOw rescues Kari
sanakOff from an awkward situation.
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mnua persistent IN making friendly
cssrfuEeA uut despite his youthful
neoa iooks and charm and his mil
llsna be had Jared no better than the
e11eE aien-much % MS own surprise
ana flaaf of the onlookerS
A snail table had been reserved for
~ - ne dining room and she
taae1ea and dined alone there. ap-
psreutly unaware Of the curious and
lnaeresicd eyes hxed upon her. Oc-
raslonaiix. she walked on deck. The
rsss 81 her time. she spent in her
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inning IL kwo weeka go sIfa1A
cut ~ baitere ia enc sass 49,
five IN anuiher Zee = tatal ~ -
Not badl
$3.50
Salinero IA tnif'e8 I2 lnnnes
after laying ~ for : yeaf 80 -
did . good inh. IIe pltshN8 80
overtime confess iaat snnaaE fas
the victorious GardneFs pfll nglf
ers.
$50
IN that game. sieriinx ~ the
apple right On The nase sseEs
time az bat. one being Eoos& faf
homer.
The surprise 81 the feaF - a.
has been Frediie CarhoneiL she
knocked cut . douhe aaa tie -
gles in bis first ard efaeked osi
a two-bagger last SUNDAY a.
broke up the eoEscat in the itth
frame.
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TOday's
Anniversaries

l1G4 BefnadItt-. French sol
dfr unisr Napo eon. elected by
tardrr hrir 90 los throne and
eventually becoming Charlie,
Az of Sweden. born. Died
hafeh Is. 1874.
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Today In History

1768-British make first settle
ment in Australia.
1S02-Library of Congress, es-
of Congress. given a room in the
Capitol for its some 1000 books
and nine maps.
1837-U00 years ago. Michi-
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1921 Theresc 4. l.. Robinson.
German author. translator and
FhiloiorI Nho married Boston
ani Nra York Biblical professor,
born Died Iu Germany, April Is,
1879.
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fSPOR|T \
K BY JOVE ~
seseeeeeeesseeeeeeeseess
DOings Around The
~ d. Golf Links
(By GRAVY)
seseseeesssssssssseesees

There were about as many golf
players on the course last Sun
day as can be handled with case
and without damage from being
hit by a gang behind or without
getting into an argument from
those in front who viii claim that
you hit your ball toward them on
purpose. Those who did play
made the following history:
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ih3l Mary Mapcs Dodge, for
manB wears editor OF the st. Nicho-
IA Magazine. born in New York
CITY Died Aug. 81. 1905.
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isa7-(iOO years agO) Daniel
Sylvester futile, bishop of the
Protestant Episcopal Church for
S. years. ST Louis first citizen,
bern az Windhsm. n. Y. Died
April n, 1923.
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A gang which had Bill Fripp
and Old Bye Duke of Rock Sound
on one side and Roy Lade and
Handsome Horace O'Bryant on
the other with 1t. Fred Natala
along as umpire. resulted in the
phenomenal score of 43-45 for Mr..
Handsome Horace which was low
enough to so non-plus Messrs.
Fripp, Sands, Lade and Natala
that only Mr.. Handsome was able
to smile and crack jokes.
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Certain spiders feat Acres
bodies q water - spiuninx eap.
porting balloons 81 sossameF.
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Today's Birthdays


Gen. Douglas Macarthur. for
mer army chief of staff, now di-
recting army organization in the
Philippines, born in Arkansas. 81
years ago.
Frank o. Lowden of Oregon.
H., onetime governor, born at
Sunrise City, Mimi, 76 years ago.
Aahar William Brown. noted
Illustrator, born in Canada, Sc
years ago.
Wesley W. Stout. new editor of
the Saturday Evening Post, born
at junction City, Kans., AZ years
ago,
Roy Chapman Andrews of New
York, famed zoologist-explorer.
traitor Herbert Hoover DEGREES
wheatless Mondays and Wednes-
days, meatleSs Tuesdays, and
porkIeS Thursdays and Saturdays.
1933-Denmark bans machin-
cry on relief employment road
work.
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VIEWSAND REVIEWS
What They Say Whether
Right Or Wrong

Reed Smoot, former U. S. Sena.
tor from Utah, now rs:
"A person in perfect health can
work 10, ~ and even IA hours a
day and thrive on not more than
six hours of sleep"
Herbert Hoover, former President:
The President is right. The
Child Labor Constitution Amend
ment should be passed now"
Anthony Eden, British Foreign
Secretary:
Let US regard Europe as a
land for heroes to live in-not
merely to die in"
born at Beloit, Wis, 50 years
ago.
Samuel Hopkins Adams of Au-
burn, n. Y, novelist, born near
there. 66 years ago.
Frederic A. Whiting, vice presi-
dent of the American Federation
of Arts. Washington. D. c., born
at Oakdale, Tenn, Ga years ago.
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TYPEwRITIN0 PAPER - sc
sheetA 7be. The Aftmaa PFess
aawI
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is3s-tFlaviusl Joseph Cook,
liaston's famed Monday lectur-
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Another fivesome composed of
Grandpa Bob Showers and Daddy
Sawyer against each other with
George Liera, Cookie Mesa and
Hartley Albury for referees took
lot of strokes each but Daddy
claims he was the best player be-
cause he got the most skins even
if George made the best score.
Mr.. Berlin has told everybody in
his shop how easily he won the
match but Mr.. Liera wrote on his
scorecard that he won the match
while Berlin lost, so somebody
must be wrong. Grandpa Stow
ers said both were because he won
the match himself and a couple of
Mesa and Albury voices piped up
and said they had won, so to end
the argument let us all believe that
each of them won the match.
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Our genial Postmaster started
off with two As and was going
to show Fred Ayala how to par
the course but about that time
Sam got a seven and so gave up
the job until the next time. Mr..
Pete Taylor went along as did Mr..
John Pinder to be sure that Sam
played the game fair and square
until Sam got two 9's in a row and
said. what is the use of trying,
boys?" ta
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SPECIAL GILLETTE sat. go.
plated ease and raKaF aslh So
bladcs. $500 Wales. onlg 81 go.
san Caros Book Store. So ~.
va street. dEefT tf
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FoR sALE

BICYCLES-WE RENT ~ e.
H0ur. Day OF Week. kepaif al
makes aud paint them sta Ne
Enamel We carry . faii $50
ply o. partA Arents foF a.
Rollfast and naytan ni1Feies
And sell them a. ioW e. atoa
per seek. Phone a1& . A.
showers Company. ianxo.t f
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Mr.. Wimpy Hamburger Jones
got in nine holes with a neat AZ
but made the mistake of too low
score for a handicap rating.
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1933-Denmark bans machin-
cry on relief employment road
work.
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CLASSIFIED
COLUMN
MALE HELP WANTED

MAN-To become eontaxt man
and investigator faF as enal
organization. ExpeFienee ~.
necessary. Coed appeafanes -.
sentiaL No selling. Write
T5t770 Madison BIDS. NJ
waukee. VS.. fan2e-ztx
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WANTED

wANTED-key West pFopertF.
improved o. an approved What
have YOU 2sfs eash deNn
payment. Box 4. The CifIasn.
lau1s "a
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Roy Chapman Andrews of New
York, famed zoologist-eXplorer.
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er," born at Ticonderoga, n. \
Died June "a, 1901.
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British make first settle
ment in Australia.
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born at Beloit, Wis, SO years
ago.
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EDUCATION FOR FAMILIES

The family is the source of life to
modern society and thus it becomes inn
portant to Key West and other places to
uphold and strengthen the ties that lead
to normal family development.
That serious discords exist in this
modern era cannot be denied by any
student of social problems. That the
family is an outmoded institution is not to
be believed but that it can be modernized,
in the light of present conditions, is GER
tain.
DR.. Arthur j.. Todd, of Northwestern
University, touches the trouble spot, we
think, when he says it is necessary for us
to rid ourselves of the old superstition or
the ignorant belief that successful family
life happens automatically" and .begin
to educate ourselves for family life." If
this is done, he thinks, that there will be
an upward movement of family and social
life.
10 EDUCATE ourselves Tor family lie 1t
is essential that young men and young
women, about to enter upon life part
nership, should know some of the essen.
tial obligations and functions of the
family. They should be taught these
things along with mathematics, history
and other subjects and not be subjected to
the dangers that Turk along the path of
ignorance.
sensible point, made by Dr. Todd,
is that an essential to sound family life is
IAN income sufficient to provide not only
for the bare necessities of life but means
of making life more worth while living"
Bluntly, brothers and sisters, marriages
may be made in Heaven but the couples
have to live on earth.