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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29

Macy, szentseges unnep volt az nap,
amikor el6szor suhant meg az vi kasza
probatabla buzaveteseben es a k0ver kala-
szok szeliden borultak le fOldre utana.
Etel, pedig megnehezedett mar kisse az
allapota Matt, firgen lepkedett Gergely
utan es nagy buzgalommal kot0tte kevebe
levagott buzat. Arcat sep pirosra siitotte
nap, SCENE ragyogott boldogsagtol,
inert err6l almodozott mindig, hogy
egyutt arasson sajat f0ldjIkon Gergely-
lyel, hogy Gergely eros karja vagja a rem
Diet, meg verje market utana.
Most, vegre annyi szenvedes utan be-
teljesedett ez az alma. FOlpillantott az
elotte hajladozo kaszas emberre, nezi IL
mos nyakat, szeles vallat, kemenytartasu
fejet, szeretne puha selyemkend0vel leto-
rolgetni veriteket homlokarol, de mem
lehet megallni, inert elmarad, olyan sebe-
sen halad munkaval Gergely.
kover kevek sep sorban fekiisznek
mar friss tarlon, olyan szinik, mint
valosagos arany Mintha szinaranybol len
nenek kalaszok is es ha egyet-egyet szet-
morzsolgat az ember tenyereben, hat
duzzadt buzaszemek peregnek XII bel0le.
probatabla nagyon j6l fizetett maid
mem ketszerannyi termett rata, mint
ugyanakkora felszinesen forditott f0ld0n.
De azert az is jo termes VOLT ha kevesebb
is, meg gyongebb is. Jo volt nyar, kedve-
zett buzavetesnek, ICY silany fold is
termett valamennyit t0bbet, mint ko-
rabbi esztendokben, fokent vi remenysege-
ket es bizakodasokat.
A kevekbol sep, formas kereszteket
raktak, hadd szikkadjon a kalaszban
szem, hogy aztan mind kiperegjen belole,
ha ideerkezik a csepl6gep.
Kozvetlenul aratas utan mar hasz-
not is mutatott fold, a probatabla ku-
koricaultetvenye halalta meg eleven penz-
eel munkat.
Etel foznivalo z0ldkukoricat witt be
varosba es jo aron kapkodtak ell tole a
piacrol el6 nepek Takaros kis osszeggel
teri haza, pedig meg koltekezett is belole.
Etuskanak vett ruharavalot, addig ugyis
csak az anyja elviselt rongyaib6l ferceltek
ossze kis ruhacskait. Boldogsag volt nezni,
hogy ragyogott a kislany area, amikor
megtudta, hogy az az aproviragos gyonyo-
riiseg az owe, neki fog vadonatuj ruhat
varrni bel6le az edesanyja
y X =
Vegre nagynehezen eligazodott Sob
rasz- z-tanya sorsa is Az varosi ur, akit az
iigyved hozott magaval hosszas alkudoza-
sok utan megvasarolta Maria reszet, az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29

elvettelek, vagy meg inkabb, amiota meg
kaptad az orokseget Tan adtal is erte va
larnit? hiiN
Maria mem tudott valaszolni. Megfa-
gyott benne $40. Csak sirvafakadt es be-
szaladt hazba. Az ura utana ment.
- Ent6lem sirhatsz amennyi j6l esik,
csak megmondom, amit gondolok. Ne .le-
gyel olyan nagyra szobraszoddal, azert,
inert puceran mutogattad magad neki
Tudja ezt az az egesz falu, de ITALIAN meg
olyan is volt, amt mem tud Ha cefetje
volta, hat mondjad meg most, amig mem
kes6
Ugy zuhogtak ezek lassan hullatott
szavak Mariara, mint p6r0lyiites. Mem
tudott nit valaszolni rajuk, hat csak sir
dogalt kemence szelen.
Peter is elhallgatott Komoran nezte
siro asszonyt, de aztan sajnalni kezdte.
Kifordult szobabol, visszament a mum
kajahoz de az aso sokszor megallt keze-
ben. Macy bels6 nyugtalansagok szoron-
gattak. frezte, hogy valami s0tet, meg
fejthetetlen titok bujkal el6tte, barna szar-
nyaval ratelepszik az egesz eletere es min
cent elDOrlt kOrulOCCe.
Este kivitte a subat a konyhaba, oft
vackolt meg maganak, Mariat egyedul
hagyta egeszen. Ejjel azon gondolkozott,
hogy miert is mines gyereke a felesegenek?
Eddig ait hitte, hogy mem tehet rola, inert
termeszete ilyen, de most mar gyanak-
SILK Hatha valamit csinal magaval, olyas-
felet anire szobrasz tanitotta meg Meg
ragondolni is irtozat, de egyszer vegere kell
jarni ennek is.
Masnap koran reggel ismet elovette
Mariat, aki nagyon sapadt volt es SCENE
alatt s0tet karikak iiltek.
= Tudni akarom, - szolt ra keme-
nyen = hogy mi volt?
Az asszony most mem fakadt sirva
Nyugodt hangon beszelni kezdett Elmon-
dott mindent
fsT Elmondta, hogy soha mem volt semmi
koze szobraszhoz. Amikor meg0ltek, SAL
malta ugyan, inert hat nagyon jo ember
VOLT sok jot tett vele. Kes6bb mar mem So
kat gondolt ra. Oriilt annak, hogy ossze-
kerilhetett Peterrel. Akkor valtozott meg
minden, anikor kik0ltoztek a szobrasz-ta-
nyarol es idejottek a magukeba OFT tor
tent valami az tires miteremben. Talan
varazslat vagy rontas
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29

Senator Wheeler neheztel a
kormanyra, inert szerinte "nyo
mast gyakorolnak Irorszagra,
hogy adjon kikotot Anglia sza-
mara" S allitolag azert mem
kap ebben az orszagban Iror-
szag sem hajot, sem fegyvert,
inert mem hajlando a Roosevelt
keresenek engedni.
Senator Wheelernek ebben a
megjegyzeseben van a bizonyi-
tex ARA, hogy a lindberghistak
es a wheeleristak ugyan egy
gyekenyen arulnak, de mem
egeszen egyformak.
Lindbergh t. i. lehet egy XII
csit dagadt feju, gyil0lheti
Angliat, imadhatja Hitlert, be-
szelhet olyasmir0l, amihez mem
ert, de Lindbergh 0SZINTE.
Egyenesen megmondta a kon-
gresszus bizottsaga el6tt, hogy
8 mem kivanja Anglia gy6zel-
met. Mem sep ugyan, hogy a
t0bbseg akarataban, a kongresz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29

A nemet gy0zelmek halla-
tara ne feledjiik, hogy akar-
milyen magasra szall a reptile
gep, egyszer meg is csak lie kell
szallania. A legmagasabb
hegy utan jon a'legmelyebb
v0lgy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03

ing up sea- houseops all gilt and gmer and
with bird coming fresh and fragrant as though
the first morning in Gods newmade Paradise Which, as
fas you and I concerned it is.
Never mind the Never mind the You don't
have settle them before brush teeth You've
thing face right now, and thats-A BRAND NEW
DAY. A FRESH START. TWENTY-FOUR HOURS THAT ARE
YOURS FOR THE TAKING, AND WHICH WILL NEVER COME
AGAIN.
Get that straight, stranger No matter 'ohat the future
hold oH the ve this day In another
leU forever Nth its challenge and adventure.
it's mystery allure finished for keeps And haven't made
the most Of them, it oH be Just our bad luck!
Of COURSE. Dirt past. There
million things want to dig them
Also spend lot of time dreaming about the Wonderful
Breaks that in the future. But in the meantime
have just thing that's thing that's pressing and i'm
portant and your very own-and that's Today
so ASK AGAIN, WHY KICK 1T IN THE TEETH? WHY
ACT AS IF YOU HAD A FIRST MORTGAGE ON ETERNITY
PERHAPS THIS IS THE ONLY DAY YOU'LL EVER HAVE,
AND IT'S CERTAINLY AS FINE A ONE AS YOU'LL EVER
NEED MOREOVER, 1T HASN'T DONE ANYTHING TO YOU
YET BITTEN YOU ON OR NICKED YOU FOR
TEN BUCKS. IT'S JUST A SWELL. LITTLE NEWBORN
MORNING BEGGING FOR A CHANCE TO GET ALONG.
WHY DON'T YOU GO WITH 1T. YOU BIG STIFF?
Copyright. 1884, King Features Syndicate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
Daily Short Story
ByALMA and PAUL ELLERBE

the fellow that the people 1
know here talk about all the
time and never see. Tell me
some more"
He told her a lot-about
himself and about Spanish
Point. What a very small
potato he was everywhere
else. how he and his family
made up one Of the beams on
which the little place was
built.
81 don't matter anywhere
else on earth, but i matter
there. I'm needed. I feel
1 know-that I'm helping to
build, to strengthen, to pre-
serve. And In a world that's
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world. I can't tell you how
grateful I am"
II was almost the it's-nice-
to have known you and
so-goodby that only a few
days ago he had so dreaded
hearing from her. He was
so sunk that he would have
let it go at that. The moon
was picking its way delicately
upward out of the east. AS
well reach out for it as for
this girl who knew all the
answers. He tried not to
look at her. but the night
was as full of her as Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03

NfALVINA THOMPSON Eleanor Roosevelts secretary Her
AVA 500 week She handles 800 letters day and
has staff OF IL to help her Dr. Joseph W. Cation,
psychars Said TO have method for measuring
appeal" things they think nowadays, isn't it:
Martha Raye Coincidence. Another with
beginning previously noted s. l. Roxy Rothae
with r. believing they
likely succeed There whose names
begin r. take almost other letter of the alphabet
Take for instance Bill Dahen Alexandra
Dumas. Dickens Alan Dnehar Father Bill DAILY,
the Dodge Dolly sisters Dempsey Bill DAILY
you could I'LL book with the of successful D. and
I'D HOWE close observer of horses and men, said:
~ Every thinks she has natural taste for arranging
loves to impose a big
a reform she only thinks of the
faults o men,"
Unless a is careful when she paysut
Stacks she will look funny"
man fooled by q so fooled by
a be fooled by Is sometimes
serious business"
WRITES Yorker Note hornone which will cause
people to grow discovered So tell the cute
fashionable pain But this
they provided this type of
What hurts also hurts but
Where sell stories for children? is
toward initiative am Just 90 to the
public library chdrens note the OF firms publishing
childrens stories and write to them.
D,trbu by
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that walled the little Mary
land road along which they
drove.
NOT REAL TOWN
NO." she said, "Washing-
ton Is not the world. It's
wonderful, all right-stirring
terrifying - sickening. I'm
portant beyond belief, and
then inexcusably trivial. But
never real as the little towns
are real. And everything here
Is so charged with significance
that one Is never normal,
simple, natural. You are
going back to the kind Of
thing that Washington is sup
posed to represent, but is, in
fact, a million miles away
from. II you ever have an
opening on your psper-I was
born and raised In q small
town, and"
He stopped the car so sud
denly that he almost threw
her through the windshield.
"G-good gracious" he STAN
mered. "You d-dap't mean"
She nodded.
"I've been here too long. 1
want to rediscover America.
1 want to be where things
don't mean 80 much"
Something seemed to ex-
pand inside of him so rapidly
that he couldn't speak. But it
was all in his eyes.
Also" she said honestly.
friendships like ours come
once in a blue moon, you
know, and I've just finished q
course In journalism. was
reading the Pine Cone as q
part of 1t, and"
FOR HER COURSE
That was a tangent that
even at a moment like that he
couldn't resist.
Reading my column In q
journalism course 2"
She nodded.
MY teachers from out
your way and sees the paper
now and then. He told us to
read BY the Wsy'-as-
Her grin would have hurt
him if it hadn't been so
proprietary and affectionate.
Go on" she said. 81 can
take it."
AS a typical example"
she said, "of how not to do It..
I'm so sorry! But IL he
hadn't"
THE END.
Mondays short story:
"Cupid's COlyumnist," by Hol-
lis Starnes.
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cracking up-when you cap
almost hear chunks of 1t go
whiZzing past your cars
that's a good feeling"
And a whole lot more, he
reflected ruefully now on his
way out to the cocktail party,
about the first person singu-
lar. Edith Merrilees had TO a
high degree the feminine
talent of leading a man on to
talk about himself, and had
exercised it like an art. But
she had told him very little
about herself in return.
UNCLE is SENATOR
She hadn't even told him
that the uncle, toward whose
house he was driving now,
was a very we'll known sena-
tor. He learned it from ask
ing directions along the way.
If she gives me any hope at
all, he had thought, Ill hook
the cookstove if necessary
and come back about Christ
mas time-or maybe she'll
come west for awhile. l
can't quite pop the question.
l guess, after just knowing
her six days. But the dis
covery that she was Senator
Benson Shirleys niece shook
him a good bit.
And the house, when he got
there, shook him more. The
tides of the world flowed
through it. Malcolm Saun-
ders, of Spanish Point. Cal,
was all right under his native
eucalyptus trees, but what
had he to do with the tides
of the world.
HOSTESS WITH AUNT
He wondered increasingly
as Edith led him from group
to group, naming names like
a barrage of headlines. She
was just about as much
hostess here as her aunt was,
stocked with the patter of the
moment, and quite thoroughly
in the Washington rhythm.
known her long, said a
newspaper man whose syndi-
Gated stuff was one of the
bright particular spots in the
Pine Cone.
"Six days"
"She's an able gal. She
hasn't been here many years,
hut she knows all the answers.
She'll end by marrying some
body like that fellow over
there who looks like an oars
man. Know him ,"
mo. don't know any
body"
Rutherford Mimms. He
has ghOst-written some of the
tOp-filght speeches around
here and Is the fair-haired
boy Of the group It's a little
too soon to name yet. You
can keep your eye on him
and on her"
Spanish Point had seemed
almost an adjunct of all this
when he came. 1t seemed
when he left the 5000 miles
away that it was :.
JUST MAKES TALK
When they took their last
ride together, he said nothing
about coming back, nothing
about maybe she'd come west.
He had pictured himself as
beginning on those things
which lead up to Il love you,
and now he made talk with
her-for the first time.
The sound of her voice was
the most familiar thing in the
world to him now. How or
earth was he ever going e
forget her? he asked himself
miSerably-while they talked
politely of this and that.
This experience has beer
wonderful-the doorway into
new world. Or rather, th'
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her off 10 dinner in the funny
old restaurant that used TO
be a courtroom in Newcastle,
Del. and after they had
dined excellently and talked
some more and he was driving
her back to Washington, he
made a terrifically important
discovery. Namely. that he
had fallen in love.
She didn't live in town, but
out in Virginia, with her aunt
and uncle: but she was stay
ing in town for a few days
with a cousin. He delivered
here there. stuck his car into
the garage in which he was
keeping it and walked about
the empty streets trying 10
decide what TO do about it.
Being really quite sensible
young man, what he did about
II was to see as much of her
as he could during the
agonizingly short time at his
disposal, so that he could give
this thing a thorough workout
and see if it continued TO
seem important.
So that when Thursday
came and he was on his way
TO a cocktail party she had
asked him TO, he knew mo
longer guessed at, but knew
that he was indeed in love,
and that he had laid all his
cards on the table under her
ridiculously charming. intelli-
gent and inquiring nose. . For
she was interested in every
thing concerning him and had
led him on.
FORGOTTEN MAN
you are the Forgotten
Man." she said, You are the
average American. You are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03

that. but that's what pmeant."
1--WE got to CO." she said.
I'm due at home. now"
In another moment she
would have been gone, but he
remembered something.
"You can't get anywhere In
a hurry down there. Either
that man In the White House
Is going of somewhere or
coming back; the streets are
all clogged up. But I've a
car four blocks away, and"
And so he took her home,
and they talked like the gas
in the eight smooth cylinders
of his car.
And the next day he bore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
Better Health
By DR.. Logan Clendening

HERE IN Missouri, where I
live, we have had a number of
studies on human sizes. One of
my doctor acquaintance has
made a long study and collec-
ton of giants, and 1 find a st.
Louis colleague has contributed
a study to a medical journal on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03

Clydesdales are horses, but it is
perfectly natural for Shetland
ponies to be small and Clydes-
dales to be large as an in
herited characteristic.
THREE PERIODS
There are three periods of
growth and development: ID in
fancy, from birth to two years,
when growth is fairly rapid and
steady; (2) childhood from the
age of 2 to y, when growth is
slow and gradual. and 90 ado
lescence, from II or 13 years to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
THOSE WASHINGTON BLUES

MALCOLM SAUNDERS
wi walked up the steps
of the congressional library.
Shakespeare. Goethe. Soph-
ocles, Milton, the library
contained the works of all
of them-and of Malcolm
Saunders. In the alcove
where the Spanish Point. Call
Weekly Pine Cone was he
tasted the rich pride OF
authorship. Someone was
reading his by the Way
column in the little paper, the
someone was a smart looking
and attractive girl, and she
was chuckling. He took a
paper from the rack at ran
dom and subsidized into a chair
and let a warm glow Of salts
faction flow through him.
The girl finished and rose
with the paper in her hand.
"May 1 see 1t, please:" he
said. II wrote that column
you've been reading and
mailed 1t In and l want to see
what 1t looks like in print"
ibid you?"
She looked him over with a
keen glance that usually got,
he'd guess, to the gist OF the
matter. Somehow he thought
that she was about to say
something tart. Maybe II
was just that there was such
an incisive quality in her look.
She wasn't pretty. but she
had an enormous amount OF
finish, effectiveness. style. He
didn't think she was going TO,
but she smiled. and her face
was charming. She was young
younger than his own %.
FUNNY COLUMN
ITS pretty funny. that
column"
There probably isn't an
other columnist In the world
who'd be so glad to hear 1t.
1 haven't had q chance yet to
find out what people thought.
I've only written the thing for
a couple of months, and most
of that time I've been away
from home"
I'm rather reader of
columns-took some courses
In Journalism once and got In
terested. / think yours IL
unique"
He was so tickled that he
blushed a little in spite OF
himself.
I'm not a writer really. i
own the paper-took IL In on
a bad debt. When a couple of
months ago the man who
wrote that column went on a
hinge and disappeared and no
body in town could take his
place, so that ] had to do II
myself-well, II was like
finding a baby on your door
step. How on earth did you
happen to be reading the
thing 90
She seemed ever so family
embarrassed.
"Oh. just foraging. Written
anything else:"
Checks and a few letters
when 1 couldn't handle things
by telephone"
WANTS HER TO STAY
Suddenly he didn't want her
just TO say three words more
and disappear.
"One day, out there In Cali
fornia," he said, with the
world rolling and boiling the
way 1t is, 1 had a big wish TO
see Washington. I wanted TO
zee II I could get some of the
feel Of the thing"
ut means an awful lot
more, doesn't II, now that
freedom can't get standing
room In any of the other
capitals"
IL couldn't have put 1t like
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03

the subject of
dwarfs.
Dwarfisnn is
C a u S e d by
many differ
e n I C on d j.
tion S. The
mere fact of
snallness in
the & r o u p
d o e S n o t
mean dwarf
ism.
1t is merely
norm al he
redity. F o r
j n S I a n C e,
S h I'll a n d
monte S and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
SIMILAR TO PEKES

These dwarfs are really SINH
lar to Pekingese dogs. The
Peke is actually an achondro-
plastic dwarf.
The dwarf of good proportions
is called "ateleiotic"-"a pocket
edition of adults"-"a man seen
through a reversed opera glass"
Another form of dwarfism is
due to ricketts,, which is simply
a nutritional disease of infancy
due to lack of Vitamin D and
sunshine. and calcium and
phosphorus in the diet.
Among the true endocrine
dwarfs, there are several forms.
some due to lack of secretion OF
one gland and some due 10 lack
of secretion of another.
a great deal has been done in
recent years in the way of al,
tempting TO treat dwarfs. There
Is no question. some of them can
be made TO grow several inches
If the condition is properly dag
nosed and recognized early
enough in life.
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whether he can support the girl OF his
heart properly; but II the girl worries about
that II proves she doesn't really love the
fellow.-EVD.)
A BRITISH ship captain has suggested
"A the United States form feet of rescue
ships to pick up crews of ships torpedoed
at sea. That's certainly splendid idea 8.
It's now announced Mr.. VIII H. Hays, car
of movies, has not entirely banned the
wearing OF sweaters by cinema cuties. He
has only banned the wearing OF sweaters
that are from two to three sizes too small
for the wearers.
IT is so difficult to get some types OF
merchandise in New York that the
buyers are taking the sellers to lunch :.
Mrs. William d. Byron of Maryland, a
mother of five young children, is to run for
Congress. Hope she wins. We need more
mothers in Congress A disillusioned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
Elsie Robinson
Don't Kick Today in the Teeth

GETTING up with old aw-what-the-heck ieelngF
VI Blinking at life with old bleary eye? Shutting
through the same old chores giving darn what happens
With inst about as much enthusiasm as a with the pipe?
Dollars to doughnus you least 5ooO0OOO other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03

size as those of a normal indi-
vidual.
They are known as "achondro-
plastic dwarfs" and the condi-
ton has nothing to- do with the
endocrine glands and cannot be
helped by the exhibition of the
endocrine glands. Nor is it he
reditary.
The fundamental abnormality
is a lack of growth of the bones
of the arms and legs at the exc
tremities. Normally these ex-
tremities are cartilaginous and
are replaced by bones in the
course of DEVELOPMENT.
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the Side
BYE. v. During

Those tOho VGit for gold gear
For houses for kline
Till youths sweet Spring
GroWs bToUn and
And lore and beauty tine,
WI knoW the joy Of hearts
That met without fear
Mary Kyle Dallas.
(Above from Brave Love-" about pair Of
who with nothing but In their
married and lived happily the Of their lives 1t Is
natural to his credit that should
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
ACHONDRoPLAsTIC DwARFs

Doctor Ciendening will an
swer questions of general in
terest only. and then only
through his column.
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rrERE Is pleasant game that will give message
every day. numerical puzzle designed to spell out
your fortune your first the number
OF letters is or more the number is less than
add The result your key number Start at the upper left
hand corner ectangle check Of key
numbers right Then read the the letters under
checked figures give you D
Copyright 1851 BY Distributed Features Inc
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Americans. Frequently including yours
TrulyD But what about it? What's 1t
buying US?
Sure, know there's war. And busi-
ness is shot to pieces. Or is 1t? N no
one knows what the President will do next.
or what Hitler's up to. bet Adolf is having
a headache over that little problem HIM
selfD N you need to go to the dentist.
And there are always The Taxes TO fall back
on, when all other sources of gloom fail.
Yes, ah yes-lifes just one pain-in-the-neck
after another! And unless you're the
Village idiot, you learned that years ago.
BUT WHY KICK TODAY IN THE
TEETH, JUST BECAUSE YESTERDAY
WAS A FLOP AND YOU CAN'T BET ON
TOMORROW?
TODAY is a nice day. I'm watching it
break as write this. been working
all night; one of those cofee-pot news
paper drives And now the dawn is COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03

s3 of her S36 weekly salary
husband entertain
left and the girl adds; Be
Was that righ: None OF what this
right; understand Michigan the law
states a wife's clothing belongs to her husband.