davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

w ASHINGTON. Jan. so
Europc'S war skyrockcted Ameri-
can exports TO s4022.000.00O in
1910. he largest volume since
1929, nc COmmcrce department.
reported today.
This huge total Of foreign sales
exceeded imports by S2.625. 600 600
ard was attained despite disap-
peatanee- ef large e5e fi44tai mai ik5ttS con-
tincntdi Europe and a sharp
shrnkage IN agricultural exports
Total agricultural exports for
the year amounted to only SSH
GOO coo the lowest in many years.
and in the final month of 1910
dropped TO the lowest level
since 1869.
The drop i'm agricultural prod
uctS during 1910 was in contrast
to World War conditions 25 years
ago when 1918 brought a ire
mendOuS expansion
As expected. vital war ma
terialS shipped mostly to Great
Britain, accounted largely for the
big increase in the 1910 exports.
which were about an even $1,000
100000 above the 1889 foreign
sales
In the latter half eof 1910 the
value of exports for SIX vital de-
Tense commodities iron and steel
nonicrrouS metals. aircraft metal
working machinery firearms and
chemicals nearly trebled the sales
rate OF 1G months ago. These
commodities were exported to a
total of 81 1872 100000 in 1870 and
much more than half Of this eX-
port total moved To Europe during
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

When a government monop-
oily, performing an economic
service for sale 20 the public,
replaces a private company nc
public often loses The lntcrvee-
fion Of an Independent rcgula-
tory body,
Likewise. the employees tend
70 find their status altered. and
their freedom 10 bargain M
paired. In totalilaran countries.
for example the trend has been
not only - restrict the eco
homie freedom OF employers.
but 70 cripple or outlaw rnde-
pendent labor organizations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Budd's Statement

The able Ralph Budd. preSi-
dent of the Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy. who is now a men,
Der of the advisory commission
10 the council on national de-
Tense and also commissioner in
charge of the transportation
division. makes this reassuring
statement:
mo trouble has been expert
enced in furnishing transporta-
ton in an orderly way. Ii seems
reasonable to say that, by
closely following the develop
ment of the defense program,
the Transportation facilities of
the country can he so utilized
that there Will be no serious
delays in fulfilling all of the
transportation requirements of
the national defense program, as
well as those of our civilian
population"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
St Westinghouse
Dividends

<T1N Work. LIN 20 INsl -
Westinghouse Electric and Manu-
featuring Company directors today
declared a dividend OF 81 per
share on the common stock and 81
per share on the preferred stock.
payable March > 10 stockholders
O.. record February j.
\ " Robertson. chairman. re-
ported that orders booked in 1910
were 800 III ~ the highest
bookings for any one year 100 Tho
conpaHy.S history and compared
y--rff lFTi 8. .zl5.5sst.zti for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Recent Ruling

IN the circumstance. There .e
more fhan routine interest IN a
recent ruling by the comptroller
general of the United States COR
corning the rights OF employees
Of The Bonneville power fed-
erall administration engaged n
various trades and occupations
Representatives Of labor IT.
Portland. Ore, had requested
Administrator Paul J. Ravcr TO
pay union labor employed at
Bonneville in accordance with
standard union rates of pay.
Doctor Raver IS definitely pro-
Labor and vas receptive to- i1e-
suggestion. but apparently was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
A Mystery

Detroiters are we'll acquainted
with the preliminaries so neces.
sary TO real volume production.
But how little the rest of the
country realizes that automobiles.
tanks. airplancs or any other piece
OF defense equipment cannot be
turned out on 2i-hour notice, can
best be illustrated by NJ r. Coyle's
story of the West Coast plane pro-
duction experts who visited Chev-
rolet to get some ideas.
Chevrolct's president had ex-
pressed that the visitors could not
extend their visit couple of days
and watch the assembly lines al
Flint swing into operation. II was
scheduled for a Monday.
They were sorry. TOO. But coz
finued their questioning with
what is your daily Predue>
ton ."
"IiiTe thousand" answered
Coylc Which 10 the men from
the West was quite a number OF
automobiles. Their next ques-
ton was.
"Nhen will you reach that
figure -
Tie line was scheduled 10 start
operation Monday morning. The
answer from Coyle was Monday
night And their amazement was
so great that they excitedly said:
NO. no. We mean how many
week-or months viii II take
Won to reach your top figure Of
5.00D cars "A dan"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Personal

r. II Vandivert auto editor Of
the New York Journal-American.
has been visiting Detroit renewing
acquaintance throughout the in
duStry this week.
Van" has a son in England who
is covering the war for one OF the
pictorial magazines. and chances
are that he has had some first
hand news of what is going on
over there
Sorry we missed him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Government Monopoly
Tends to Weaken Unions

Being a governmental official,
and hence being more concerned
with legal authority than the
question of costs. Doctor Raver
profesSed citation over permits
sion to increase operating ex-
pcnSeS.
Bonneville" he said. has
been anxious to work with the
unions ON this matter and is
pleased TO learn that closer CO.
operation with labor Is now
possible"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Col. Lubeck

The obituary on Col r. VI Luz
beck who passed away last week
after a long illness. overlooked one
of the things for which the Colonel
was best known throughout the
automobile industry
Colonel Lubbock was one Of the
most entertaining story tellers who
over lived And during the days OF
his close association with AUTO
mobiles he was the life OF every
party he attended.
In addition 10 a remarkable
memory. he possessed a dry wit so
That an evening spent with the
Colonel was anything but dull
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
FINANCIAL
Nj. =. RukeySeT':
international News Service Economic Commentator

in doubt As 10 his legal rights
He vas doubtless troubled by
the new trend toward a double
standard OF morality which
tends 70 insist on higher stand
ards on the part Of private husi-
ness than on the part Of rrl-
mont itself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Anniversary

\ glance AZ the calendar re-
minds us that Henry Ewald'S firm
viii bo celebrating its thlrtleth
anniversary next month.
Campbeh-k,wald is exceptional
among advertising agencies. not
Only ~ TGdSOn OF It's prominence.
but also by the fact that 1t has
retained its corporate identity and
it, directing head over a period of
three decades
Rumor has II that Ewald is plan
ming a dinner for his staff by way
OF observing the occasion in a
fitting manner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Capital City Produtf5
Isis StC8.305 Profit

Capital City Products Company
reports for the SIX months ended
December 81 a net profit Of Sos
2a5 after federal income taxes
efc oHHli 30 s10s q share. against
StGTfa1 or EfGS 4 share fcr The
s7z 1ruHrI5 ended Dec 81 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Stocks Irregular
After. EARLY
-
Weakness

NEW YORK. Jan. 30.-The
stock market turned mixed today
after a slightly lower opening.
Trading was al moderately ac-
tive pace
United States Steel, one of yes
terday's decline leaders. started
off with 1000 shares before meet
ing with important support. Beth
lehem also erased its initial loss
while Republic edged higher.
In the motors. Chrysler and GIN
showed modest Improvement.
p kard and Nash kelvinator
were unchanged.
On the minus side of the ledger
were New York Central, American
Telephone and Telegraph, Ana
conda. Douglas, DUPONT. General
Electric and International Nickel.
Elsewhere changes were inSignifi-
cant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Gasoline Stocks Rise
0veNAIion Barrels

NEW YORK Jan. 30-Ateis
rsr Dafr.I.--rrsH f1ataa11a-.. -
an increase Of Sldl1 900 barrels
r q ohne stocks last week TO
IS 20 Naa barrels Fucl oil stocks
wefe reduced 1877 900 barrels
Refinery operations 81 per cent up
81 points Crude oil output
averaged 359910O barrels daily a
decrease Of L. 500 daily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Michigan Sugar Votes
80 Cents on Preferred

Michigan Sugar Company has
declared dividend of 30 cents on
the 6 per cent preferred. payable
February "a to stock of record
February IA The previous pay
ment was also so cents on Aug.
l3. 1910, the only payment last
wear,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
q4l a Share Profit
By Standard Products

Standard Products Company
and its subsidiaries in the six
months ended December 81. shows
a net profit OF $3.50 939, equal TO
91c a share, against Sl90,473 or
IS cents a share in the six months
ended Dec. 81. 1889
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Wesson Pays Bonus

Tho Wesson Company today an
nounced the payment rs Of la8u-
airy - Of regular quarterly
emL ,nAc. hanls IF SIS s. nor IN.
Tho pavement covers the last qulf-
Ter ot leo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Hall Lamp Repeats =
Payment Of 70 Gents

Hall Lamp Company has de-
clared a dividend of 20 cents. pay
able March Is. TO stock Of record
March The last previous dipi-
dcnd also was 20 cents, paid on
December u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Opens Steel Branch Here

The JesSop Steel Company.
Washington. Pa. announces the
establishment of a new branch
office and warehouse AT Wood
bridge and Walker streets. Detroit.
David Hanna. district manager. 10
in charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Metal Mer.;ets

New York and whole "a le no1ferrous
metal quotations supplied rs Federated
Metals Division Detroit. scot ~ per cent
tn. nominal. New York. 80 20 future tn.
jn.0j. lake grade copper. delivered Nil
west. II; electrolytic spot smelter. u
1850. casting copper. u ~ 81. Louis
lead. 535. st Louis zinc. 725. New York
antimony. ! 1. virgin aluminium =
All metals quiet Export COPPER. 10 50 y
II. 90; Nresale. 1850 bid; u IS offered.
Pound Sierllns, Si.03..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Livestock Markets

CATTLE Receipts. 500 market steady
snd active choice TO prime yeariings dry
led, Few strictly prime up 10 Sll son 2 -
good TO choice yesrlings. dry fed. $40. 50 ~
ll.50 choice 10 prime heavy steers dry
fed, SIP ID. eeed -eheier- ffrary steers.
Sl0.5O Hl2 short fed cattle sS-75Ml0 -
mixed steers and heifers. $50 : - fair 10
good grass steers and heifers. S1ftS: com
mon butcher. SO 50. best cows. ST. 25 10 g. -:
butcher "a aaal6- 2ai-aes HRaf--.-4s-est, .f
cows S. u $50. Gamers Sf15 old rims.
rs down, best light butcher bulls. 81 50
as, best heavy weight bologna. 81 81 81
medium weight bologna bulls, S6d675
light common bulls s5a6, stock bulls.
So so n 6. so; good TO choice siockers and
feereds. $50 1928; common 70 fair stock
ers and feeders. ssfr7 so; mixers and
springers. $500 SIS.
VEAL CALVES Receipts 200 markc'
steady best calves. $3.50. far 20 good
common. 81 500iO
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 700.
market steady Csc lover best lambs
seconds. IS % n o rs skips. 500. 50 best
sheep S55O46. heavy fat-sitert7- 3 ST.
$50 culls and common. 50 500 , 50.
HOGS Receipts, 500. market prospects,
l5c higher.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Jan 81 GNs) HOGS Re
ceipts. l3, 700. loo to l5c higher. followers
lights $3.50 S 80: light tights SIS
packing SONS $A-7a4lz- ia PTS s4t7 81
CATTLE Receipts. 1000. steady
Calves: Receipts. 500. steady Beef Steers
Choice. Sl2a l6 medium. IS Y yearlneH
IS. 50H Is so Butchers Heieers. 81 30
II 30; cows. SIS 50p9. bulls. IS Q 50
calves Ss-Ii2 "a fseeieH-7 |, : ---i-- :,
stockers; steers s7p IL cows ana hcffrr-7
s6Ge5o
SHEEP Receipts. -. eco: Zoe ~ I5c
lower: lambs: $40. 800 10 Is: common. So
q 10. 40; yesrlings. Ssae.50 Feeders S. so
1850; ewes. sa625
FfTf~BtRtsH
PITTSBURGH Jan 20 tfNSI cR'T-
TLE-Recepts. rs, market steady steers.
choice. S12 5Od 1879 medium 70 good
SO so q so common, S75oae5o; heif-
ers. medium TO good 81 son 9 so. common
SIS a Z so; cows, medium 70 good. S6a Z.
Gamers and cutters. S4T5.75. bulls. good
to choice. 81 5oas.7 common TO medium.
s6aT50
HoGs-Reeeipts, ESQ; market csc lower.
fairly active. 160-ISO lbs. Ss25qs SO.
-220 lbs IS so s 60. 220-250 lbs.
SIS IS q IS. 25O-2s0 lbs Ss4s.35: 100
$50 lbs. S7Hs; roughs SCARS.
SHEEP Receipts. $50; market steady
choice lambs. sliall 25 medium 10 good
SO 10: common lambs So so n So ewes
50 son s. so. we,hers, $ia6.50
CALVES Receipts, 100. market steady
good to choice. Sl3. SOFA so medium $40
gl2 culls and common. 50 50a7 so.
EAST BUFFALO
EAST BUFFALO y Y. Jan. %. tI%Sp
HOGS Receipts. 500 weights below 2l5
lbs. around l5c under Monday practically
no inquiry for ~heavier averages good and
choice ls0-2i0 lbs. Ss.75nS.s5. uniform
10000 lbs. held. IS - and above. trucked-
ms 170-250 lbs. ss-254s SO.
CATTLE Receipts 100: market steady
shor,fed steers and heifers 81. cutter and
common cows. $50 6. 65 Gamer 81 .7aJ
3. So weighty sausage bulls. around s.. 30
CALVES Receipts 100. vealers strong
TO Use higher. good and choice. mainly
Sl4. so. common and medium. 50 50 1880.
SHEEP Receipts. 800. lambs IN
good TO cf1ice fed westerns from
nearby sections. $ii few sortohs, 50 20 e =,
fat ewes to Sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

CHICAGO. Jan. 30. Wheat fu-
lures were sc lower at the OPEN
ing today, corn sc to llc down.
and oats sc off
WHEAT-M ay SOS 6f-SS2 50 = e e; :;
July. ia TIC; September, 77Isc-
CORN-MaA- 81 L : 4A6ll s. &c; c; j July iiy
81 Is a 62c; September, 62c.
OATS-May, 36c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Auto
Cars Published,
Not Manufactured,
Says Ke+terine
BY II. s. WALESBY
Automobiles are not manu-
observation-disclosures published"

actured-they're published"
This is the explanation that
Boss Kett, the GIN vice presi-
dent in charge OF research, quite
frequently uses when talking about
mass production.
And he explains his analogy by
comparing the lengthy design, die
making and tooling up periods
which proceed new Car models. to
the composition and make-ready
that is required before a news
paper is printed.
after that we merely press
n button and automobiles roll of
the assembly lines like papers
off presses, says Krttcring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
when will you reach that
AHergiic

Believe II Or Not Ripley-but
there is no small number Of pa
tents in hospitals today who are
T1ffTTVIC ~ DCdSi1CCrS-
Wonder If the same holds true
Of automobile upholstery?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Scratches
At UtLEiH PARK

At IUtITtH Pack
.I+F-f- Rarr-f4r1wbY
second Race-Dockrt. Beliarmine. One
Tip. Boston Man.
Third Race-financial. Banker Jim.
B-aut, Ben, Blowing Rock. Brass Bell
Wise Dean.
seventh Race - Honromnnfe. Espino
Cold. tno'ing spring. BriaF sharp.
Eighth Rars-infk sting. DaN Il Done.
out Of Fire. Railiuiek.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

At HAVANA
Tru Race - Polyeietus. kir Msr.
ian.traHs,- titsshswv Burit.s Nr'fr
snake.
second Race hsueeil. Transen. This
way. spoiled hoy. Santfr 9
Third E.ce--Dianrnd Digger. Dick
Neldei Malta J., Attainment.
Fourth Rscr-Jeaune Angela. Ronnie
Bsne. Don Barr. SIS Rarrera. Barkrr,
Chateau IaGarde. Etonhead. Stuhbs.
fifth Pace-Nhy Tarry. Feminist.
sixth Race-Ra,enhurst, Batter, Crack
All. Csiiao.
sevcfh Raer--sieery Howard, JinN
Buster. rrry Kin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Toronto Stocks

Quotation supplied nv Bor-ara 4 Co.
Windsor Prices in cents. Noon quota
lions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

Railway purchases last year
topped $1,000. 600 600. exceeding
any year since 1929.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

WOMEN ore winning their way by
the hundreds into the vtol de-
tense jobs Of West Coost oircroft
foctories In the VuItee shops alone,
at Downey. CoIif.. there ore now
more thon $50 women on the shop
poy roll. These pictures show how
they ore doing mems work in every
department except the center wing
assembly, the pattern department
and the foundry and hommer shop.
For this work they ore getting on
overoee woee Of II cents on hour,
compared with obout ~ cents in
other industries before they beean
working on planes. The overoee oee
Of women at Vultee is 2712 yeors.
Three out Of four ore morried and
two thirds Of these hove children.
Wide World Photos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

tenth Time seemed IleNlldOly W NC WIN
Rosemary. Unless it was with Emory
and thank goodness she had had the courage
to end that wretchedness!
Dearest, you knew a month ago that
today was the day. 1 told you so many
times And 1 can't change. I've promised.
The regattas are coming on and have 10
help Jeff sail his boat. And father will be
on his way-Il have to meet him as prom
ised"
'of course-if a person like Jeff Lane is
more important to you than your own
mother Rosemary"
Mother. that isn't fair. Jeff's an old
friend and my best friend-but it's just that
l gave my world have to keep it. I'm
like that Though l know you don't like it.
And 1 didn't promise Haynes Hills anything
at all. l distinctly did not
VICTORIA put on an exasperated look. Il
can't understand you to save my life,
Rosemary. 1 can't understand how you can be
so Indifferent to Haynes All that money
and that big place over the Virginia side
simply shrieking to have exciting things done
to it-and it isn't as if Haynes was obnoxious
to look at as so many rich men are. He's
really charming and clever, too"
1T isn't that I don't like Haynes mother.
l do But don't want to marry him.
don't want to marry anybody. Marriage
doesn't appeal to me at all. All the married
people I've known since have been here have
only intensified that feeling. They're all so
bored and brittle and tired of each other,
saying nasty cruel things.
I'D loathe a life like that-the women
looking greedily over their shoulders hoping
for some excitement and the excitement
has to be a sable coat a cruise or a man!
And all the men drinking too much and say
ing bitter sardonic things in undertones, and
lying to their wives
Rosemary. that's pitifully adolescent
thing to say You haven't met all the mar
ried people in the world. There a few
happy s."--r
Il suppose there must be-there should be
in a town with many roofs in it. / sup
pose there must be one or two couples who
care about each other really, under those
fs-but I've never known any and certain
ly you and father haven't built up any gilt
tering tower Of happiness for me to envy
mother
Victoria lay down again and sighed as
the operator resumed her work
Il don't know what you mean I'm sure. by
a glittenng tower. II sounds like something
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

Certainly nothing that anybody 4
would want to live in=-or with. II
YOU go on like this, incoming around
the world looking for romance and
apple blossoms round the door-all
that movie stuff my dear. you're
going to have a dismal and disap-
pointing life like l did-and end up
perhaps like your father-hiding OH
in some widowed place, crawling
with ants and things!'
Father doesn't shun the world. He just
doesn't let it bother him and mix him all up,
"Of course you'd defend him, my pet. You
always have. But you can't live IN World
and not be mixed up by it. unless you creep
into a hole and pull thick books in over your
head as Emory does. That's what alarms me-
Rosemary, to see you going the same stub
born way.
There are plenty of happy people and
agreeable marriages. and money is important,
though your father pretends not to think so.
If he would take care of what he has-use
a little better sense about investing-selllng
things at the right time and buying some
thing else"
a'Yu mean speculation? He won't do
that He hates it."
''He calls his attitude conservatism, but
call it being merely stupid. He could be very
rich. with what he had to begin And
marriage have to last anyway, Rosemary?
Nothing else does. Flowers never last, nor
sunny weather, and goodness knows people go
to pieces promptly enough. There could be
a pleasant and satisfactory relationship, with
out it's being loaded down with the doom of
having to last forever Even the thought of
being chained to one sort of life forever would
make me frantic and rebelious."
I'VE can't see alike. mother, we never
have" Rosemary said, patiently, I'm starting
in an hour Will you be up then 30
Darling it simply exhausts me to get up
before ten. What CHASTITY time to be start
ing anyway.
II promised father l wouldn't drive after
dark Probably I'd better say good-by
You might be sleeping in your bath when
I'm ready
Rosemary. darling" Victoria grew plain
tive again Thirty days is such pitiful lit
tie time You're hardly with me till you
gone again,
But. darling. the arrangement was your
own suggestion l could come oftener than
twice a year if knew when you'd be at
home"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

mother with a kind thought now and then"
The big bag and the little bag went into.
the rumble and the boots slid into a corner,
but the skis were unmanageabe.
Throw them away-give them to your
little -boy-if you have one, Rosemary told
the porter" 1 didn't want them anyway"
She turned up her fur collar against the
bleak wind off the Potomac, pulled her
heavy gloves and gave her white beret a
disciplinary jerk. Then she slipped a dollar
into the mans hand and was free-free again!
That was why she loved her father so
much, she decided because when she was
with him she still felt free. He never said
why" or protested or argued. He said
Happy landings" He said Have lot
Continued on Page 15)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

VICTORIA chung and cried a little. why
did have to have a child who was all
Mallard? Why couldn't l have had silly
daughter who'd like being with me all the
time ?"
Mother please-you know that love you
and like to be with you. But you're going
over TO Haynes house party tomorrow"
II know. And my hair practically ruined
by that stuff they put on it. 1 ought to sue.
really Good-by, darling. Remember your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

been accepting more invitations. can save
a lot that way. especially if l sublet the apart
ment But I'll write you, darling, and do try
to get out more-meet some right people
You mean meet some right men, don't you
pet? Perhaps there isn't any right man for
me-"
absurd! There are plenty of right men,
But you aren't going to find any, living down
there in that wilderness with nobody to look at
but old Kehoe and that Lane man-and going
about in that critical frame of mind. Actual
" Rosemary 1 was very fond of Emory be-
fore I divorced him--Fm fond of him still.
But the way he insisted on g-anti-social'
actually! Going on any longer was simply
uncomfortable"
Il know.-You've- told me.-AHd now we'd
better say good-by."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

Victoria sat up with a
Jerk. But l thought
we talked all that out ?"
"You talked it out,
darlin e." Rose m airy
smiled. but you'll re-
member that l didn't say
anything except that
my plans were all made
But, l have plans, too!
Important plans. You
could consider me a little.
And Haynes has already
telephoned a bout his
house party. l told him
that of course we would
come"
Mother, l had already
told Haynes detlnltely lndl
1 was going south today.
I'm all packed. I've al
ready wired father to
meet me in Savannah"
Rosemary. I h in k
this is the most inconsid-
crate thing! l can't UNI
derstand you at all. l can't
understand such heartless
- stubborness! Yes-I think
l can. l was married to
your father for eleven
years before it became in
tolerable." Victoria took
refuge in the aggrieyed
and sorrowful attitude
that got her her way
nine times out of ten
with other people. But the