davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-06-15

FORD lHlS "S5'' de luxe F0rdor sedan.
$4,000 miles. excellent mechanical condi-
tlon: sood buy; private owner Cal! Mel
5000 weekdays between 4 30 and $40 1S%
Evening star., 1939-06-15

FORD 1885 de luxe Fordor; radio equipped,
upholstered in mohair, maroon finish with
out scratch, low mileage, mechanically
peeraIsscs; 5ae Sbee Riooon Gusrantee Your
TO - months to pay. TRIANGLE MOTORS,
140l & / ave 4 Qecatur EN-,
Evening star., 1939-06-15

FORD 1899 coupe. S5-hp; mohair uphol-
stery, black finish. perfect as new in every
way. driven 6,l00 miles. Big discount
NeW-car guarantee. New-car terms TRI-
ANGLE MOTORS l40l F. l. ave. ne
Decatur S.}H..
Evening star., 1939-06-15

PACKARD 1887 touring coach; economical
6-cylinder motor; in excellent condition;
rubber interior perfect; 6t-black finish
excellent; splendid family car for only
S565. PACKARD. 24th and N sts NV.
Evening star., 1939-06-15

PACKARD 1892 7-passeneer limousine: 6
| disc wheels black paint. this car is above
| the averase condition, certainly 1t has
real value at Sl65. c. c. c. Guaranty.
| Capitol Cadillac Co. I..? a2nd st. NV
| Natl. $500. Open Sun. and eve
| PLYMOUTH 1898 4-door sedan; black
$500. Flood Pontiac. 1921 Connecticut
| Woodley S40l
Evening star., 1939-06-15

FORD a31 Fordor; original finish appears
new. upholstery clean and shows no wear;
smooth. efhcient motor, excellent tires;
Chernerized and sold with our 3O-day guar
sntee and terms. $3.50. See ii today Cher
ner Motor Co, III Florida ave NV.
Evening star., 1939-06-15

FORD 1897 model ''S5 Tudor sedan: ex-
cellent and economical VS. motor 5 very
5000 tress s spotleSs interior "A fine Ford
18th ST. NV. Decatur 4S03
Evening star., 1939-06-15

-.FORD 1886 Tudor sedan; original finish of
gun metal. fine motor. practically new
tires, clean interior: truly fine FORD for
only S295 PARKWAY MOTORS, 1880
Wisconsin ave. NV. Woodley 961O
Evening star., 1939-06-15

PACKARD 1888 7-passenger limousine
series 1908; q disc wheels. heater the
original black finish, in perfect condition
sp9slSsf lntsTor ttsdo exesisnt tires This
anty. Capitol Cadillac Co. 1922 o2nd St.
NV. Natl 1900 Open Sun and eve
Evening star., 1939-06-15

PACKARD 1887 model "120' touring Sc
dan: original dark green finish. excellent
rubber. interior perfect; any demonstra-
tion you wish; top price for your car in
trade only $3.50. PACKARD, gath and N
sts. NV. Republic O145
Evening star., 1939-06-15

FORD 1888 Tudor sedan; gun-metal finish:
driven very little by one careful owner,
pew-car condition and appearance in every
detail: reduced to S495 PARKWAY MO-
TORS. 1880 wisconsin ave. Moodley 961O.
Evening star., 1939-06-15

FORD 1898 Tudor touring; gray finish
immaculate inside and out. very low mile
age. tires show almost no wear Blue
Ribbon Guarantee. Your 1896 car and
1920 monthly TRIANGLE MOTORS,
1401 r. I. ave. ne. Decatur 630o
Evening star., 1939-06-15
PLYMOUTH 1898 coupe 500 Flood
Pontiac. 42o21 Connecticut WondleY SAnl

PLYMOUTH 1885 o-door trunk sedan. eX-
| cellent floating power engine. safe hydraulic
brakes: will give many thousands OF miles
over loo other fine cars ARCADE pom
T1AC. 1919 Irving st. NV Adams 05.5
PLYMOUTH 1898 2-door trunk sedan;
oullt-ln radio carefully driven by one pr-
vate owner. new appearance and ats per-
iormance will please the most exactina
buyer. > flne tires: reduced to $500: CHER
NERllED and guaranteed CHERNER,
! 1Sl Florida ave, NV. Hobart 5000.
Evening star., 1939-06-15

PACKARD 1887 1-pasSenger sedan: black
hnlsh like new, motor thoroughly checked
in cur own shop: fully guaranteed; 5
practically new tires: a one-owner car; In
fine condition throughout; $S15. PACK
Evening star., 1939-06-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FORD 1887 V-S Tudor; . one-oWner ear
that has had the best Of care: guaranteed;
terms; S429.
PARKWAY MOTOR COMPANY.
1 304O M st. NV. MichiRau O1Rl
Evening star., 1939-06-15

FORD 1897 Victoria: very sporty car that S
In excellent condition mechanically and in
appearance: one owner who gave it the
II; reduced to S395. ALWAYS BAR
GAIN at ARCADE PONTIAC. 1919 Irving
st NV Adams 0515
Evening star., 1939-06-15

OLDsMOBILE 1887 2-door s-cyl sedan
immaculate. S465. Flood Pontiac. 1921
CoOnnrticut Wood1ov SAn1
Evening star., 1939-06-15

FORD 1885 V-s coupe; rumble seat, radio.
heater, low mileage; SO down balance to
PARKWAY MOTOR COMPANY.
3040 M St NV Nichiean OIRI
Evening star., 1939-06-15

DODGE 1887 de luxe coupe; S3a9 i'm
maculste. Flood Pontiac, 4@21 Connecticut
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18

'obrane". Vsechny zkusenosti
mas, Anglicany, postupne pre-
svedcujf, re evropska demokra
Gle nemuze lit box 20 boku IA
slstlcke a nacisticke diktatury
a re zadna dohoda demokra-
Gil $ diktaturami neni MONA,
anlz by Timed Pc uzavrenf by
la znlcena nejnecestnejsim zpu
sobem berlinskym a rfmskym
diktatorem.
Downing Street, osa Britske
rise, Dude presvedcena O nut
nosti noveho smeru a pevnejsf-
no postupu jen novymi nebez-
pecnymi udalostmi. IDA Sc, re
] tech Sc v Downing Street doc
kali zasluhou Rfma a Berlfna.
trpelivf. GA.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
biesk zapalil staveni a usmrtil
devce.

Velka boure snesla sc mad
mestem Tynem mad Vltavou a
okollm; pfisla nahle 20 pred
chozim velkem vedru, provaze
ma divokou vichTici a stalym
silnym hrmenfm, pri cemz te-
mer v1bec neprselo. Vichrice
byla tax prudka, re ma mnoha
mlstech jsou vyvraceny stromy
v zahradach i We stromoradi,
dale prervala ma nekolika mis-
tech telefonicke i osvetlovacf
vedeni. V bllzke obci Dobsi-
clch u Vltavych uderil blesk
do stavenf rolnfka Melichara,
kde Ia kratko vzplanul chen,
Jenz ztravil staven1 obytne i
chlev, kde rovnez omracil dive
kravy. skoda pozarem zpuso-
bena, cin1 asi 10000 K a jest
kryta z vetSi cast pojistenim.
V teze dobe udeTil nekolikrate
blesk v okol1 obce Jaroslavic,
kde zasahl ma ceste 14lete dew
&c, ktere bylo usmrceno. Rade-
nj teto boure netrvalo vice nez
pull hodiny, ale hospodarska
skoda je znacna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
ceska hudba dobyva 81 stale
sVef.

@ proniknutf ceske hubby
do Persie prinesly brnenske
"Lidove noviny" tuto zpravu
Pc likvidaci nasi branne mo-
ci odjel byvaly kapelnfk plu-
kovni hubby Trencfne Rudolf
Urbanec Kodak z horackeho
mesta Dacic ma Jihlavsku do
daleke a vzdalene Persie, ably
am propagoval ceske hudebnf
umeni.
Urbanec wal S sebou hudeb-
nj soubor, slozeny z vynikajf-
c1ch umelcG a spolecne S mimi
slril ma mnoha koncertech v
Persii ceske hudebni u meni.
Dokonce hral i pri svatbe iran
skeho prince.
Urbanec byl ma konec prfslus-
nymi 1redniky misty v Persii
poveren, ably zorganisoval v
Persii hudebnf konservator a
pomohl a pfispel svymi zna-
lostmi k zakladani vojenskych
hudeb tamnf armady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
Cervenv krfz " Cechach.

Velmi zasluznou praci kona
vystehovalecky referat Cerve-
neho krize. Jeho hlavnfm L.
kolem je sloucit Ease rodiny,
rozloucene tim, re Sc vysteho-
val otec do ciziny. Ia 10 let
sve cinosti umoznil, ably Sc W.
dalo Ia otci a muzi, pracujfcf-
mi v cizine, vetsinou ga vel
kou louzl" 1850 jejich man
zelek a det1.
Krone toho vsak pomohl
ceskym vystehovalc1m a zakro
Gil v jejich prospect jeste We
1924 dalsfch pffpadech. OBJ
staraval pro ne patran1, vyma-
hani rentu a pozIstalostf, peco-
val o deportovane a repatrio-
vane i O opustene deti, obsta-
raval dokumenty atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
Nejstarsi tatransky vidce Sc
zfitil.

z tatranske oblasti dochazf
zprava, re tam tragicky zahy-
null n~ejstars1 horsky vGdce Jan
Franc. Franc byl v Tatrach
vudcem SO rok1 a DOLL sc -
nekolik let jiz ma odpocinku-
veku 76 let. Sc sym pfitelem
Langosem Sc vydal do hor
a stoupal ma Kamzfk. Behem
cesty sc mu vsak udelalo ne
volno.a zr1til sc do hlubiny, kde
byl nalezen mrtev.
Franc jiz I'll delsi dobu z
pensijnfho dIchodu, jejz mu
pensijni 1stav. Byl mu
slusny obnos, z nehoz
dobre I'll. Jsou hlasy, ktere
re France zabila jeho las
ka k horam, jejichz volan1 ne
dovedl odolati We veku, kdy
pc skalach bylo vice
bravurou nez odvahou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
Manzelovi sui do oci.

Domkar Frantisek Dvorak z
obce Svarce ma Novomestsku
ma velmi resolutnf zenu. Zvla-
Ste do kuchyne Sc il nesmf mlu-
Wit. Dvorak pTisel v techto
dnech v poledne z prace DON'T,
cepici povesil ma vesak a Ease
dl "a still k obedu. Ochutnal
brambory a mleko. Ochutnal a
pozadal zenu, ably mu BRAN
bory trochu primastila. Slovo
dalo slovo, ale manzelka nez1-
stala jen pri slovech. Saba do
misky, nabrala hrst soil a no.
dila il muzi do obliceje. Proto-
re to ma muze dost ne1cinko-
valo, vzala S plotny jeste hrnek
s horkou vodou a muze polila.
Muz Sc ovsem branil, ale pod
lehl. Zena uchopila silnou hill
a udeTila muze nekolikrat do
hlavy, az hill prerazila. Era
nenemu muzi poskytli prvnf pc
moe STUDENT z nedalekeho ia
bora Vysokoskolskeho sportu.
Muz byl prevezen do nemocni-
&c v Brine, kde zjistili, re utr-
pei zivotu nebezpecna zranenl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
Pohreb kovare Ia zvukI kla-
div ma kovadlinu.

V HoSkovicich a Mnichove
Hradisti konal Sc tklivy pohreb
76leteho kovare Josefa Pod
straneckeho z Hoskovic. Pres
SO let provozoval sve tvrde re-
meslo. Ma poslednf ceste do
provazela no Tada kovaT1 s
perliky ma ramenou, hasici,
pfatele a mnoho obecenstva.
Kovafsky mistr Podstranecky
byl 27 let krajskym starostou
Jednoty kovarG a podkovarGd a
zakladaj1c1m clenem hasic1.
Kdyz pfisel pohrebn1 pr1vod
ma okraj mesta Mnich. Hradis-
te, okamzite Sc rozezvucely
perl1ky ma kovadline v prvnf
kovarne, kolem ktere pr1vod
uhybal Ike hrbitovu, pax v dalsf
kovarne. Znenf perlik1 ma ko-
vadlinach pIsobilo jake vyhra-
van1 hiram. Ma mnichovohra-
distskem hrbitove sc rozloucili
Sc ezsnulymi zastupci krajske-
no Spolecenstva kovaT1 a "a
stupci Ustrednf jednoty kova-
RI a podkovaTG. Temer cely
kraj Sc tax dojemne rozloucil
s typickym ceskym kovaTem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
Vrah Sc chtel zbavit ditste.

Zdalo by Sc, re tragedie sva-
tebn1 noel ma statku Simackove
v Klatovech zatcenfm Frantis-
ka Simacka a pohrbenim jeho
choti je uzavrena. Ale move a
move dukazy hromadf Sc proti
Simackovi a matce jeho druhe
nevesty Marie Rasplickove re
Svrcevse. Vsechno ukazuie,
jak primo dabelsky promyslel
Smack svdj plan ma zavraz-
den1 sve zeny a odstranenf sve-
no nemanzelskeho synka. Psa-
Ii jsme, re svad1 vsechnu vinu
prave ma Rasplickovou. Ale
Rasplickova sc brani takovemu
obvinovan1 velice energicky.
Tvrd1, re to vse neni pravda,
co Smack ma nj udava, re mu
jed ma otraven1 synka nedala,
ami no k tomu nemela, ably mu
podal otravene cukrovi, ably no
tax zprovodil sc sveta. Branf
Sc veskerou svou vymluvnostf
a tvrdf, re sam il rfkal, jak to
'vse chce provesti, on jedine il
do svych plant zasvecoval, a
re il f1kal, re Sc chlapce must
zbaviti st1j CO stuj, tax nebo
onak, nepdjde-li to otravenfm,
k nemu privede nejakeho clo-
veka, kteremu dobTe zaplati,
pfedstavi no jake lekare, ktery
"hlapce yysetf1 a pc vysetTeni
mu da smrt1c1 injekci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
S kosami Ia nahacem.

R1dic auta j. H. z Hradce
Kralove zazil nepTfjemne do
brodruzstv1. Veil do Jarome-
re cestuj1c1ho a ma zpatecnf ce-
ste zajel u PTedmeTic Ike brehu
Labe, ably Sc vykoupal a v let
MIN vedru osvezil. Zaplaval 81
V fece a Sci Sc pax "a ker Ease
ustrojit. Nevsiml 81, re IA ke-
rem je nekolik zen. zeny sc
Ease domn1valy, re je neznamy
nahac jde obtezovat a daily sc
ma 1tek do vsi. KTicely a vzbou
fily celou yes. Lide We vsi Sc
ozbrojili holemi a hnali sc k re-
ce. K MIN Sc pridali i Tide, pra
cujicl V polfch a wall s sebou
i kosy. Softer najednou videl
jak k nemu pTibfha zastup 70.
zezlenych lid, pochopil, &c ne
nj cas- ma vysvetlovanf a dial Sc
do behu. Pres pole a louky jej
hnali, az u jedne vesniGky lei
dopadli a uveznili v hostinci.
Zatfm co nekterf sli pro cetnf-
ky, sebehla sc k hostinci celia
YES. Pry dopadli nebezpecne-
no z%locince. Teprve kdyz pfi-
sli cetn1ci, Sc vsechno vysvetli-
10 a pronasledovatele 81 s pro-
nasledovanym pTitukli. zizen
pc tom behu NELL vsichni INA
menitou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
Million pokuty Narodnim
ListHm.

Prvni list, ktery byl zasazen
v existence Won Neurathem,
jsou Narodn1 Listy, ktere jsou
soucasne hlavn1m organem Ma
rodniho sourucenstv1 a tedy i
vlady. Protektorat shledal, re
Listy dGsledne potira-
il protektorat a re zenou svoje
nepratelstvi az k radam, ably
Sc nemluvilo v Praze nemecky.
Ia to narfdil zastaviti list ma
10 dnu a ulozil Narodnlm Lis
t1m pokutu jednoho milionu
korun. Pc energickem zasahu
ministerskeho predsedy Eliase
uvolil Sc sniziti pocet dnG i po-
kutu ma tretinu, ale S ohlaSe-
MIN, re pri nejmensfm novem
precinu must list zaplatiti bez
million korun.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
cesky Cerveny XIII kvituje
dairy z ciziny.

Koncem minuleho roku a "a
catkem tohoto roku dochazely
Cesky Cerveny kTfz penezite i
vecne Diary re vsech dill sveta.
Slo tn o vytezky SHREK, po-
fadanych nekterymi velkymi
zahranicnfmi deniky, O Diary
sesterskych Spolecnostf Cerve-
neho kf1ze, jez byly k tomu Wy
zvany Mezinarodni Ligou Ger
venych kf1zd a jejich Mezina-
rodnim vyborem, a konecne i
O Diary naSich krajan1 v cizine.
Vedly ovsem Amerika a An
gle. Celkem doslo Cerveny
kr1z v Praze ma penezitych da-
rech 4,764,219.O5 K, ma vec-
nych darech: $4,000 plecho-
vek kondensovaneho mleka,
246 beden suseneho mleka, 227
beden kakaa a cokolady, $40
beden polevkovych konserv,
5000 plechovek rybfho tuku,
133 sudG slaneck6, $500 po-
kryvek a 1906 beden a balikd
satstva a prada.
Dairy byly prevedeny ma L.
Get "Vyboru pro pomoc uprch-
lfkGm" anebo pouzity ma zdra-
votnl peel O uprchl1ky. Dairy
vecne byly rozdeleny do tabo-
RI z casti dohode S britskou
mist, ostatni Poole prani dar-
CT.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
Ctyfleta divenka pfeieta

V Ras1nove ctvrti v Rokyca-
mech byla pfi pfechazenf ulice
zachycena nakladnfm autem.
4leta Jir1nka Matouskova,
dcerka zTlzence statnich drah
Il Plzne. Dfte bylo ma miste
usmrceno. Pred trent tydny
zemrela d1vce matka. V pom
deli prijela holcicka k teticce
do Rokycanech, kde il potkal
tento hrozny osud.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
Osusky ma porads s Benesem.

Poole pfedbezne dohody ma
vst1vil vyslanec Osusky We
dnech osmeho az desateho srp-
ma Ora. Edvarda Benese v Lon
dyne.. V pTatelskych rozhovo-
rech byly probrany vsechny o.
tazky tykajfcf Sc dnesni mezi-
narodn1 situace, zejmena ces-
koslovenskych zalezitosti. Bylo
~zjisteno vsechno, co Sc v praci
ma osvobozeni Ceskoslovenska
vykonalo cd Is. bTezna v jed
not1ivych zemfch. Byl dohod-
nut dals1 postup We vzajemne
spolupraci. Znamena to dalsf
krok v pred v zajistenf jednot-
ne spolecne prace vsech nasich
1rednfch i politickych cinitel1
v zemfch kde lie v%yvinout O.
svobozovaci 1sili.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
Smrt z iedovatYch hub.

V Kostelci mad Orlici one
mocnela pc poziti j1dla z hub
26leta manzelka sofera Jarmi-
la Kanerova. Dostala tezke "a
ludecnf kfece. Byla prevezena
do nemocnice v Rychnove mad
Kneznou, kde pres veskerou le-
karskou peel druhy den sko-
nala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18

PTedseda stavkujfci CIO u
ME v zavodu Allen Bradley Co.
v Milwaukee oznamil, re byl
uni zplnomocnen, ably ozna-
mil vykonnemu vyboru, re tfi
m6sfce trvaj1ci stavka u zmine-
ne firmy byla odvolana, aniz
by bylo zapotrebf nejakeho
rOvnanl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
II

Tam u mas donna mas deda
starry,
Kdyz sveho vnoucka houpa,
f1kava: Boze, to ten cas- lett |!
Lltost mu k srdci stoupa.
Vim, re no boil
ztracene mladi,
ia jsem Sc oknem dival,
nez vnoucek usnul,
k srdci no vinul,
plakal a tise zp1val.
. oblibenych pisni dnesnf
Drahy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
REFRAIN:

Volam t, mole mladi,
volam tie castokrat.
At ved1 kamaradi,
kdo me tenkrat mel rad.
Vrat Sc ma chvfli malou,
at srdce potesis.
Volam tie, mole mladf,
ty mne vsak neslysis.
ia libal jsem, ia hladil jsem
tn krasnou dfvcl lie,
to meme cello bile,
pryc jsou me lasky chvile,
ia llbal jsem, ia hladil jsem
tn krasnou d1vcf lie.
Ones V srdci mem zbyva
~vzpom1nek ma tis1c.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
VOLAM TE, MOJE L 4 /.

Ia vsf je kaplicka mala,
takova staroceska,
kazdy den vecer tam ceka-
vala
panenka mole hezka.
Tam ia jsem chodil,
S nj sc jen vodil,
ale cas- vsecko zmenl,
slavicek zpfval,
kdyz jsem il lfbal,
dnes uz to pravda nenf.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25

"Ts that SOP" Her mounting
anger crept into Marian's voice.
81 didn't think Randy was like
that, narrow-minded and SNUG,
still playing with the idea that it's
a mans world" Marian seemed
to be forced constantly to defend
herself. .t
women have a place of their
own" Dolly said gently. Randy
thinks it's a very important place.
Marian flounced angrily. What
does he have to say about the
women who are dependent upon
themselves, and those whose hus-
bands are not gainfully en-
ployed?" This with a baleful glance
at Dan who did not appear to be
listening.
DO you really want me to tell
you, Mariana" Dolly asked, "or
shall we change the subject?"
"Of course I want you to tell
me. I hope I'm big enough to see
both sides of question"
well - he says there wouldn't
be married women dependent
upon themselves if the men were
allowed to do the earning"
That's absurd"
II don't think so. 1t sounds
very logical. Randy says If all the
women, especially married women,
would drop out of business, thou
sands of jobs would be available
for men. The old men, who have
been showed out, could run ele-
vators, do the filing and account
ing in Offices, lots of things like
that"
Marian laughed scornfully. "The
employers would like that. A lot
of doddering old mem
Dolly ignored the interruption
and continued. IF all the married
women's jobs were vacated there
would be a shortage of help.
Capable men with poor positions
would be moved up to better ones.
They'd make more money, their
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25
. STAMP NEWS

INAUGURATION of trans-Pa-
cific airmail service between
United States and New Zealand is
expected by mid-September. -
Congress, before adjourning, ap-
proved an appropriation Of $780,
900 for the mail contract. Final
action by the Civil Aeronautics
Authority on Pan-American Air
ways application to carry passen-
gers, mail and express over the
8000-mile route was indicated
within few weeks.
The route will extend from San
Francisco to Auckland, New Zea-
land, via Los Angeles, Honolulu,
Canton Island, and Noumea, New
Caledonia. Four-day schedules
call for 40 hours flying time with
a full day layover in Honolulu
and overnight stops at Canton and
Noumea. Present steamer sched-
ules require is days for the same
voyage.
British Imperial Always have
announced plans to extend service
from Australia to New Zealand,
providing direct connection with
the American line.
Details Of the first flight and in
structions for addressing covers
will be announced, later-b the
Postoffice Department.
Collectors who complain Of the
abundance of new issues can di-
rect no criticism at Costa RIGA. It
is IS months since this Central
American nation has released a
new stamp and it may be several
months before a new postage issue
is placed on sale.
RecenS issues: Poland, 25th an
niversary If Polish Legion; Siam,
Ave stamps, picturing royal PAL
ace; Japan, one value honoring
Kamatari Fujiwara,, seventh CEN
tury statesman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25
CAST OF CHARACTERS
MARIAN HARDNESS - work
ing wife.
DAN HARKNESS-her husband.
DOLLY HARDNESS Dams
widowed sister-in-law.
SALLY BLAKE an ambitious
young sten0garpher.

Yesterday: Marian tries to
laugh off the quarrel but Dan is
grim, determined. When Marian
asks him to kiss her, he tells her
that he hates her because she has
made him hate himself. He turns
away without kissing her.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25

payroll, and the women would be
provided for"
"And how" Merriam said inele-
/ gantly.
"It,s an idea, Marian"
"And a darn COCO solution" Dan
put in -
Marian's eyes blazed at him. So he
wouldn't kiss her so he blamed
her for his inferiority COM
pick = weak persons always found
alibis.
"You can't make the world over,
she argued. you've got to meet 1t
as 1t Is and do the best you can. II
quit my job another girl would
take it, Nothing would be gained"
for he might be entirely wrong
for you. Let's, talk about what we
are going to wear tomorrow
night"
Dan smiled at Dolly over the
top of his paper. He never got
over marveling at her sane sweet
ness. He and Marian would have
gone their two separate ways long
before this had not Dolly's apart
ment been haven, a clearing
house for tangled emotions. The
sweet thing about Dolly was that
she had no idea of her power as
peacemaker. He hoped that
Randy would marry her. Gosh
he'd be lucky.
Dan said amusedly, II have
nifty gray suit. It's left over from
last year but, with a few new
accessories, a tie, perhaps gray
feather for my hat--I should look
pretty nice"
Marian worried her lower lip
Dolly laughed. She asked, What
will you wear, Mariana"
my new Eisenberg. Tailored
dresses are smartest In the fall
You can wear them anywhere
The fussy things come later-dur.
ing the holidays"
Dolly decided on a black suit
and frilly blouse. She frowned
my hat is pretty awful. I've
looked and looked for new one
They're so fun-ney this fall"
you can wear my little black
pancake. It looks darling on you
much better than on me. I'll lene
you q cunning patent leather bag
1t matches the trim on the hat
your patent slippers will lool
NICE"
Dolly giggled. She had the mos
infectious giggle and 1t took yer!
little to bring it forth. -"Shall I pu
a white hanky in my pocket o.
use a black patent leather one?'
Marian took her seriously. "Nt
hanky showing at all. That's out
this season."
"Oh, my oh, my -" Dolly
stopped laughing to squeeze Mar.
ian's hand. Thank you, honey
I'm such washout where style Il
concerned"
you always look good to me-
Dan rurnbled from behind the
paper.
Marian added generously, "And
you evidently look good to Randy
Two little stars fiickered in
Dolly's blue eyes. IT want him
to like me-" she said wistfully
adding, with nod Of her yellow
head, But 7 mustn't let him
know It,"
(To BE Continued
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25
CRANlUM
CRACKERS
TRIPLE DIVISION

TRIPLE DIVISION
John Dickinson once said, "By
uniting we stand; by dividing we
fall" But. here is a problem where
we begin with division and end in
unity:
Divide "a into two parts In such
a manner that If one part is d.
vided by and the other by 4. the
sum Of the quotients will be Q.
Solution on Back Page
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25

Martha Raye. co-star win Joe Z
Brown in 81 900 Touchdown" has
j1st returned from two weeks o.
appearance I'm Texas, and reports
today st Paramount for her next
production. @The Farmers uauBll-
ter" James Hogan win again al
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25
SERIAL STORY ,s.. As
WORKING WIVES .., BY LOUISE VI. T.. ao. ..ss ..

fathers would be put back on the
payroll, and the women would be
provided for"
"And how" Marian said inele-
/ gantly.
"It's an idea, Marian"
"And. a darn COCO solution" Dan
put ms,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25

'That we muffed it - that we
had such a God-given chance and
muffed it,"