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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-30

which eGromed into Car No. ;.
William ToWnsell. .. sitting In
the back seat Of Car No. ;, was
propelled forward. 50 violently that
he bit Jont on the shoulder. The
banging Of Jont and lcosening Of
rownsslrs teeth we're the sole in
iuries
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-30

SPlrFiREs ROLL OUT IN 2 DAYS
LONDON uP-Spitfires are now
being completed within IS hours
in British factories Less than two
days after the parts reach the as
sembly line. the Miracle Workers"
wheel the finished fighter to the
test flight airfield
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-30
"Manblte' Registered
as Accident Injury

SAN FRANcISco-INs- Man.
bite" Is the record on emergency
hospital books OF the injuries which
befell Eric Jont. q. In an auto ae-
eident. Car No. hit Car No. J
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-30
MOTOR SQUEAK is GOPHER

WALLER, Mont-UP $685. Archie
Idso's car was running all right
but his motor had squeak in It.
So he took 1t to a garage for a
checkup. The mechanic listened to
the motor. lifted the hood, and out
jumped the squeak large gopher
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-30

Police officers at Wichita. Kan.
were amazed when they found
9-year-old Barbara Hayden, above,
hiding in a railway boxcar clad
in high-heeled boots and cowgirl
suit. Barbara told the officers
that she had hoped the freight
train would carry her to Holly
wood-where she could be a real
cowgirl.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-30
Salt Lake City Grave
Diggers Have Day OF

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah up
Cemetery workers in Salt Lake
grew tired sof the seven day week
and asked for change
As a result. the city commission
ers placed a ban on further Sunday
funerals.
The action was taken at the rec.
ommendation OF the sexton OF the
city cemetery. who said It had the
backing OF morticians and l.. D. S.
Church officials.
And he said. the workers should
have the day off for religious OBJ.
servance."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-30

LlFEGuARos RED, WHITE. Blue
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.-UP- At.
lantic City lifeguards are going to
advertise the defense motif this
year Lifeguard uniforms will be
red. white and blue.
La gaceta., 1941-07-29
ra frente q Yt0ente Fratelh, Do
Hachansack y Jimmy Casa ira
tara de superar q Augi Afesla-
no, en- seis asaltos.
POSICION DE LOS CLUBS
EN- LAS LIGAS MACDONALD
Y AMERICANA

Esta es la posici6n de los clubs
en- ell circuito antique:
st. Louis, 81 victorias y 81 de
rrotas, promedia de 649; Brook
lyn, So victorias, 35 derrotas,
promediO de 628; Pittsburgh
48 vctorias y Al derrotas, pro-
medic de 539; Cincinnati, AZ y
AZ, 53s; New York, IS y AZ,
SIT; Chicago, AZ y so, 457; Bos
ton, 81 y 81, 4O7, y Philadel-
phia, % y 81, 256.
Hga Americana New York.
Sc victOriasy 20 derrotas, pro-
medic de SOL; Cleveland, "a vic
torias Y Al derrotaS, 568; Bos-
ton 40 y A, promedio de 527
Chicago, AZ y 40, 494; Philadel-
phia, As y 4s, 484; Detroit, A
Y SO, 454: Washington, SO Y 55,
S96, y st. Louis, SO y Sc, 391.
La gaceta., 1941-07-29

el earruaje por Ia dnica ventaHi
que silbaba en- Ell ramaje de
perfumado, que Ola a tomillo,
a resina de los pinos, a romero,
a la miel Y las almendras dimi-
nutas de la retama, de mi HER
bas silvestres,
Conforme aScendia, Ell aire,
que silbaba en- Ell ramaje de de
los pinoS, era mas puro y mas
fresco De las pehas rojas o ne
gruzcas, con vetas de un verde
metalico, Sc escapaban hilillos
dc aqua que bajaban con un rui-
do de cristal roto por entire los
guuarros y las piedras muy
olancas, perdiendose luego en- 10
hondo de las cahadas, bajo un
do5le fest6n enorme de zarzales
floridos
Las palomas torcaces, en- pa
volaban a traves de los
bOsquecillOs, espantadas Dor 81
'eve uAo del motor. que Sgraa-
La gaceta., 1941-07-29

da de los hbmbres para que les
cicatrizaran todas les haridas.
FL mai que minaba a Pope.
exacerbado ahora v undo a los
terribles dolores morales que
habian hecho la noche en- su exis
tencia, le hacfa buScar Obstina-
damente la soledad, en- que. al
menOs, encontraba la paz del
espfritu.
Isl yo hubiese sido artista
Sc decia-. ahora habria pro-
ducido mi obra maestral An, el
dolor, que inmensa fuente de G.
nergia, cue troquel, que yunque
donde las almas Sc endurecenl..
I'm verdad soy otro hombre, o.
tro hombre!...
Llevaba e coche despacio,
sin prisas, como el que sabe que,
Iegue a la bora que llegue, esta-
IA bien llegado adonde va.
Hoy Sc habia trazadO un plan
y f&cil para emplear "A
La gaceta., 1941-07-29
LOPEZ TENIA HASTA Ell
B UN
DE 266

FL catcher estrella de los Pr
ratas. Alfonso Lopez, sigue ba-
teando mas de $50, 10 que en-
canta a todos los fanatics de
Tampa Y de Pittsburgh.
Hasta ell sabado, Ia ejecutoria
de Alfonso, en- Ell manejo del ba-
tie, era la siguiente: 72 desafios.
POI wees al bate, % carreras,
IS hits, 8 jonrrones y 266 pun
tos de promedo.
Los primeros seis bateadores
de Ia Liga Nacional son los 81
guentes; Crabtree, st. Louis, en-
80 juegos, ATT puntos de pro-
medic; Rayser, Brooklyn. en- rs
desafios, 1888; COoney, Boston,
"a juegos, $50; Mize, st. Louis.
72 juegos, 326; Waner, Pitts
burgh, Boston, Cincinnati, 50
juegOs. S25; Etten, Philadel-
phia, "a desafios, 324 puntos.
Son los primeros seis bateado
res de Ia Liga Americana: Ted
Williams, 80 d~esaffos, promedio
de 400; Joe DiMaggio, SO desa-
ffos, promedio de SIT; Travis,
Washington. IS, desafios, 369;
Heath, Cleveland, 80 juegos
$50; Grace, st. Louis, 60 desa-
fios, 356, Y Cullenbinew, st.
Louis, IS juegos, S65.
La gaceta., 1941-07-29

Coinas cubiertas de bosuues,
0 dibujos de huertas maravillo-
samente cultivadas.
Al llegar a la Avenida del I'll
bldabo, apareci6 ante los ojos
de Pope la apote6sis de la in
mensa urbe, extendida a sus
pies, con ell marco azul e mimi
table de aquel Mediterraneo dull
ce y tranquilo.
Unas cuantas curvas, corrien-
do todavia el coche sobre 81 ba-
salto de una calzada esplendida.
una gran plazoleta de donde a.
rrancaba ell funicular... ~ he a.
qui a Pope hundido en- la grata
soledad de los pinaresl
FL camino-una carretera so
oerbia-. Sc perdia aQui, ini-
cianoo una leve cuesta, trazan-
90 graciosas curvas, en- el cora
1on de las montahas.
IA marques sinti6 que una "a
taga De frOsCura psnstraba en-
La gaceta., 1941-07-29
new finding great fsNsg
o Woma0...

En- seguida, senior MARQUES.
Sc incorpor6.
Ali, junto a la acera, lie espe.
raba uno de sus coches.
Ell desdichado murmur6. re
cordando Ell verso del poeta Que
acababa de leer y que tanto le
gustara:
lila propia estimation! L..
Els verdadl l.. iRecuerdo la o.
bra de Benavente L.. iCuantas
wees Ia propiG estimaci6n pue,
de salvarnos l.. Ser superiores
a noSotros mismos, a nuestras
pasiones, a ~nuestros deseos,
Saber sobreponer Ell respeto que
nos debemos a noSotros mis-
mos a todas las coSas de Ia vida
y del mundO: en- una palabra /:
que nuestra propiG estimGci6n
este siempre ante nuestra con-
ciencia... lAh. 81 20 no Ia hui
biera OlvidadO!.. Isl 20 hubiese
sabidO cOnservar esa serenidad
La gaceta., 1941-07-29

VACA.-Se vende. Recien pa
rida. Raza Jersey. Saludable. Sc
gundo parto Dirfjase a 2136
Conrado, West Tampa
La gaceta., 1941-07-29
SOOSE PELEARA Ell MlER
COLES CON ABRAMS

New York, julio 29.-En Ia
Madison Square Garden el mi6r
coles, Billy Soose, Ell campe6n
mundial del peso mediano, pc
leara con George Abrams, de
Washington. DurarS e. comba-
tie, 81 algo inesperado no ocurre,
diez asaito.
Los dos gladiadores va pelea-
ron dos veces Y en- cada una lie
elias gan6 Abrams. Esos triun-
fos fueron alcanzados, sin en-
barge, antes de que SOose con-
quistase la corona.
No Sc discutira el titulo de-
campe6n, porque su contrario
pesara dos o tres libras mas So
bre ell Unite del peso mediano.
ST Abrams triunfa de nuevo,
retirara a Soose para que de-
fienda su titulo.
En- ell semifinal Bobby Ruff
in, de Long Island City. tendra
de contrario a Mike Belloise, Ell
~excampe6n del peso de pluma.
Hace pocos meses que Ruffin
venci6 a Belioise.
Paul Kiang de Brooklyn, ha
La gaceta., 1941-07-29
PETICIONES DE CIUDADA
MA

Hicieron aver peticiones de
ciudadania, en- la COrte Federal,
los siguientes ciudadanos:
Silverio Castro. vecino de ia
casa n1mero 1903 de la avenida
%; Paul Stamatia, de Taupon
Springs; Olive May Tweed Say
Tor, de San Petersburg; Lawr-
ence Dauphin Wood, 135 aveni-
da Tillman, Lake Wales; Rich
ard E. Behrens, 1906 Gale 13,
James William Raglan, 3CJ1 Ty
son avenue, Y Florence Evange.
line Joseph. 1892 avenida q, en-
st. Petersburg.
La gaceta., 1941-07-29

que mace del respeto a nosotros
mismos, 81 20 no hubiese descen
dido jamas del pedestal altisi-
mo en- que esta ell alma de las
personals buenaS y dulces, y des-
de donde Sc contempla la vida
con un gesto de superioridad Y
de deSden!... iQue otra mi vi
da!... No me habria visto a las
puertas de la muerte Y de la To-
cura..., y un Ramo Florido no
habra pasado por la ~vergienza
de verse encarcelado...
Suspir6, subiendo al coche, Y
lanzandoio, a pequena veloci-
dad, paseo de Gracia arriba.
Como muy a menudo, deSde
que lie ocurriera la tragedia. sen
tia Pope esta manana un ansia
inmensa de estaF solo.
La soledad. Ell campo, la Ma
turaleza... DivinOs remedies que
ell dos dc caridad pusO en- Ia vi
La gaceta., 1941-07-29

Young Gvts6 que 81 estado f.
sioo es magnfBeo, por euanco -
ha venido entrenando en- Bos-
ton, donde Uncle Sam le estacio
nara.
Mr.. Young, que parece tener
la cabeza lena de aire, necia-
mente lie dijo a su empresario
Despues de TODD esos boxeado-
res latinos no pueden resistir
cuando Sc acude a la rudeza en-
su contra. Son buenos hombres
cuando Sc trata de boxear; pero
cuando la cosa degenera en- RI
ma, Sc encogen."
Este senior Young venci6 a Do
mingo Torres y cuando Sc Ie IT,
re- de Ia lengua y ell empresario
tiene pcco sentido comdn habla
despectivamente de los latinos,
buscando enfadar a los "fieles"
Y que le llenen Ell Estadio.
La norma de los "1atinos", por
ahora. es no hacer case a los que
hablan boberias y, sobre TODD,
10 acercarlOs a su dinero.
De mode que 81 Mr.. lamar
que insiste en- su propaganda
de 'latinismo," buscando que
los muchachos Sc "piquen" y le
entreguen los d6lares, Ell resulta
do lie hara lleyarse las manos a
Ia cabeza.
Gamble de disco y digale a Mr.
Young que sus declaraciones de
indivduo ignorante alejaran al
p6blico latino, en- lugar de scer-
carlo. POGO valen la generaliza-
clones de las cabezas huecas.
Legion es I'm hombre bien edu
cado, habil pugilista y cumplira
con su deber. 81 Ell Otro especia-
liza en- "coces," Ell latino" no
deScendera a csc terreno.
Y 81 Mr.. Babe del Vale dijo
10 que un colega lie atrbiuye, des
de ahora lie avisamos que mete
la "patita," por cuanto ell pdbli-
co no mordera ell anZuelo.
liable Ell empresario del arte
de los punoS y hagan 10 mismo
los se1ores pdgiles y sus direc-
torres.
Todas las demas cosas, como la
menci6n del 'latinismo" y Eel
entrenamiento de los hombres
del ejercito," son incompatibles
con la mentalidad del p1blico
tampeno, a prueba de gansadas.
La gaceta., 1941-07-29
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
tienen cuando somos felices.
Hasta que hoy.

Esta mahana, mahana espl@r
dida de mario, estaba Ramo Fix
rido. como decimos antes, senta.
do en- la terraza del Hotel Co.
lon, donde ahora viva,
FL bOtones volvi6, trayendo
La Esfera.
Pepe comprob6 que era Ell nG-
nero que el habia pedido, vic Ell
verso que tanto lie gustara. Y lie
dijo al chico:
Isl, esta es! Muchas gra-
cias. Anda, sube y la pones en-
mis- habitaeiOnes.
La gaceta., 1941-07-29

No jugaron aver las novenae
que componen las ligas Nacio-
nal y Americana.
Hoy, en- Ia Nacional, Sc verifi
caran estos d~eSaflos: Phiiadel-
phia en- Chicago, New York en-
Cincinnati, Brooklyn en- st,
Louis, y Boston Pittsburgh.
Sc anuncian estos partidos
en- la Liga Americana: Cleve-
land en- Washington, Chicago en-
Philadelphia, Detroit en- New
York y st. LOus en- Boston.
La gaceta., 1941-07-29

vstOHanO MantOiga. Editor
La gaceta., 1941-07-29
OEPORTES
HOY Sc EFECTUARA LA PIE
LEA ZIVIC-COCHRANE

New York, julio 29.-E NAL
tempo impuso aver la suspen :
sion de la pelea entire Fritzie III
vic Y Freddie Ccchrane, por ell
campeonato del peso weller.
Iba a efcctuarse ell combate
en- ell Estadio Rupert, en- Ne
wark, New Jersey.
La pelea sera transmitida por
la red Mutual.
La gaceta., 1941-07-29

tornado
No iba a almorzar en- 81 hotel
Guerra hundirse en- IA sole.
dad de las montahas. perders,
entire los bosques de pinos, satu.
radoS de aire y de sol y del per.
fume de la resina y de las jaras.
lba a subir al TibidabO, y lue
go Sc dirigiria a Valividrera o q
Las Planas.
Este dltimO sitio, sobre tOdo,
lie encantaba.
%
III coche lego al final del pa.
sea de Gracia, animadisimo va
en- estas horas del sol de la ma
mana esplendida, y enfOc6 Ia ca
lie de Salmer6n.
POGO despuGs, atraweeadb Ell
oarrio de Gracia, ell coche CO.
memo a trepar por la Avenida
de La Repdblica Argentina.
HOteles.
J~aUdimiROs,
La gaceta., 1941-07-29
ARRIBARA Ell r
YOUNG PARA Ell COMBATE
CON LEGION

I'm pGgil que pertenece a la
marina de los Estados Unidos,
ell "zurdo" Young, arribara hoy
a Tampa Y Ell viernes Sc batira,
en- Ell terreno de Phillips, con el
eUcampe6n cubano de las lat Ii
bras, Jose Legion.
La gaceta., 1941-07-29
LAS MEDfDAS DE LOS GLA-
DE ESTA NO
CHE

He aqui las dtnensiones fl
sicas de los gladiadores Fritzie
Zivic, campe6n del peso welter,
Y Red Cochrane, que hoy Sc ba-
tiran en- el estadio Rupert, en-
Newark, estado de New Jersey:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

Aqudrius-Whatever your line
Of work or interests, be discrimi-
mating about values. particular
in details. And remain informed
in what is going on about you.
You can offer some good sugges-
tons yourself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Dreamed Lobster

Dreamed lobster with tomato
is a particularly tantalizing PAL
ate teaSer Ia prepare in rame-
kins or shells. Cook ! tablespoon
Of minced onion in 2 tablespoons
Of butter for 5 minutes, stirring
constantly Add Ii cups of
diced lobster. a cup OF hot,
boiled rice and a cup Of heavy
cream. When heated add = cup
Of tomato juice 10 which a few
grains of soda have been added.
Season highly with salt. celery
salt and a dash Of cayenne.
TIrn into lightly CREASED rsme-
kins or shells and sprinkle tops
lightly with buttered crumbs.
Place in hot oven 400 degrees)
until crumbs are Drowned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Membership

June who is we'll known over
the city for her dance accom-
plishmeniS. viii do a military
tap dance. a soft shoe tap. The
Easter Parade. The latter is a
student OF the Miltimore School
OF Dance.
Cooking schools are for men,
hers Of The Detroit Times
Homemakers Club only. but
every homemaker in Detroit and
its vicinity is invited 10 join.
This costs but 10 cents and
rludes your Homemaker's
~ apbook and membership card
your ticket of admission 10
all the clubs activities. You may
join az the service counter in
the lobby 0f The Detroit Times
Building any Tuesday before
rfaSe RtAFte--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
tuesdays Foods

Every one will agree that
foods prepared for the buffet
style meal should be easy 10 fix.
and even easier TO serve. There
fore. Prudence will make the
following food preparations:
t0asfed bun boats filed with
chicken and 1slery salad, a
spinach and beet ring mold.
casserole of beans and creamed
salmon noodle ring.
There will also be French
fried deviled eggs. tossed green
salad crown ring Of beef and
delicious frozen fruit salad
Entertainment will be fur
nished by the Goodwin sisters.
Joyce and June. who are two
talented Detroit youngsters. well
known for versatility in enter
tanning. Joyce. who is a student
~ the Eleanor Grace School Of
Expression, VIII do two mono
lnviIeE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

Another sea food combination
which is excellent in the scallop
shells is deviled crab meat. Make
a sauce OF 2 tablespoons butter,
3 tablespoons -four, eHP veal
or chicken stock, 4 teaspoon
salt. "a cup cream and a few
grains OF pepper. After cooking
until slightly thickened add l
cup of faxed crab meat and Il
cup of finely chopped mush-
rooms. Cook for, 3 minutes.
add l teaspoon OF finely chopped
parsley and cool Fill into seal
Top or crab shells, or ramekins.
Cover with buttered crumbs.
With a spatula crease three
lines parallel with each other
across the shell and three short
lines branching from the outside
parallel lines. Place in hot oven
400 degrees) and leave until
crumbs are brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

Scorpio-Star indications warn
against you being careless in, or
putting off, matters OF work Of
vital Importance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
DEC. IS TO Jan. II

Coprieoru-Carpenters, bridge
and road builders. miners, metal
workers, tool makers, engineers,
you engaged in the automotive
industry should make especial
headway TODAY,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Bullets
Subject
OF Class

OUTFIT suppers are So Pepil-
ID lar R,ith young and old that
members Of The Detroit Times
Eomemskers' Club will be glad
KNOW that Prudence Penny
- chosen them as subject OF
her cooking school. Tuesday.
Glass will start at 100 p. m.
with doors oren at Loo. The
place. as usual, will be the fifth
floor auditorium Of our building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

Mdht my HHlAF AllN sun cnAH0et
and don't waste time IL it rains,
either.
APRIL sI TO MAY 90
Tapr1s-Try TO advance your
interests and those Of your fam
lily and employer through new,
bettered methods, contracting
people Of authority and high
standing and fresh incentive on
your part.
MAY 81 TO JUNE II
Gemini-Both personal and
general matters favored by to-
days benefic vibrations. Engage
ments, weddings, reconciliations,
better relations between employer
and employee and among friends
are highly sponsored.
JUNE 2s TO JULY IS
Caucer-Take setbacks calmly.
be philosophical, many changes
we must accept are for our ulti-
mate EoOo.
JULY q TO AUGUST ss
Leo-Ask advice, but use your
IAN good judgment, too. Work
ckly and quietly on tasks
md when you recreate, do some
thing that is uplifting to the
mind and refreshing to the body.
AUG. s5 TO SEPT. rs
Viroo-Look into your money
affairs this gainful day-are
they being handled properly
either by you or others in
charge?
SEPT. % TO OCT. %
Libra-Enervating for practi-
cal, constructive, purposeful en-
terprIgeS. I on Dorm before Octo-
Der 3 have a little edge on other
Lihrans in more generous rays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

Your Horoscope for Tuesday,
April will be found in Mon
days Detroit Times.
Copyright, 1871, KinE Features eynd., Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

A CHILD born on this day:
Lively personality-will never
be a "back numberl" Requires
sympathy, eonsta n t, religious
training
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
FEB FL TO MARCH 20

Pisces-Mind the dispositioni
And that means you must check
whether you are Indifferent
(sometimes you lack the proper
enthusiasm and employers and
associates are affected by this)
as well as plain cantankerous.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Food
In Shells
IsAppeaIins
By PRUDENCE PENNY

THERE Is something about
l. foods baked and served In
individual containers or COM
pact shapes that intrigues even
the dull appetite. They carry
the idea made especially
for you.
If you have set OF scallop
shells why not get them out to-
day and prepare creamed peas
and shrimps on crisp. fried
noodles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
NOV. rs TO DEC. Pf

Sooittorius-Not exactly aus
picious for financial transactions
but industry in general, adver-
Using. developing new ideas and
inventions. making improvements
on machinery, tools are favored
II the right efforts are back Of
them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
To Prepare

To prepare enough OF the
creamed peas and Shrimps to
serve six, melt 4 tablespoons
OF butter in a saucepan. add 4
tablespoons of -four and blend
we'll. Season with Il teaspoon of
salt, a dash OF cayenne and n
teaspoon paprika. Add 2 cups
of top milk and cook and stir
until the mixture is thickened
and smooth. Add / cup of
coarsely cut shrimps, which have
been well cleaned, and l cup OF
cooked peas and heat thoroughly.
In the mean time, empty the
contents OF a number two can
OF chow mein noodles into the
top part of a double boiler and
heat. Arrange a bed of hot
noodles for each serving and pile
the shrimps and peas on top.
Serve with crisp, tart salad.
a hot buttered roll and coffee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
YOUR HOROSCOPE
BY FRANCES DRAKE
MARCH "a 70 APRIL q
class starts.
For Monday, March 81.

Ariss- Tip-top influences.
MAKE hay while the sun shines"
and don't waste time il it rains,
either.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY,

We are fast finding out that We
can grow many, many plants We
did not know We could and that We
can grow for our own use much
that We have been importing. In
the Southern States We have a very
new and wonderful army of tung
trees coming along. For many years
we bought this Oil from China.
Some 10000 trees recently planted
are in thriving condition. Now
We may come TO see the value in
growing the ornamental kapok
trees and have the Filings" for
thousands of pillows.
The kapok is a tropical immigrant
that thrives in Southern Florida
where it is planted because of its
beauty. The silky floss found in
its seed pods is the filling used for
many purposes of commerce.
AS you can see, the kapok loves
an abundance of room in which TO
stretch its arms. 1t also reaches
into the sky some hundred feet
or more. and some of the older
trees may have a buttresSed base
of 20 feet across. The tree lives
to a ripe old age and at no time
fails to be interesting. It cannot
grow in cold climate and must be
planted where it will have an abund-
ance of sunshine, rich soil and no
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the medical officer and invited her
and Stephanie along Helen accept
ed heSitantlY. Stephanie eagerly.
But, of courSe!" Stephanie said,
I'VE shall love to go
Phil smiled at her, then turned
to the others. We've lots of room, "
he said. IF YOU folks would like
to come"
Capt. McRugh and Van Arden de-
clined
How about you, Joan?"
Not this time, Captain. But I
would like to talk to you a mo-
ment."
Certainly
He walked with her away from
the others. toward her house. She
didn't speak at once and Phil began
to think she wouldn't speak at all.
Her head was bent and she kept
staring at the ground. but he could
see her troubled froWn. She halted
and faced him close to the bunga-
low. Her eyes were unhappy.
Phil" she said, Il wanted to
say l was sorry for acting so stupid
ly last night. I mean. running away
from YOU and Maj. Porter-and not
going back to the party. But-Well,
everything is all wrong for me"
ITS all right, Joan Both Bugs
Porter and l understand"
No. You don't really. Phil.
hardly know YOU, yet you seem like
a friend, And I feel as though
need friend
You've got one, Joan. If crying
helps. here's my shoulder"
Crying won't help. Sut # I could
feel that some one Was-Was friend
ly. Phil, I'm aWfully alone
He could see that. And. knowing
her father, he could understand it.
He said; Would it help you if you
told me about it?'
Joan considered a moment. her
eyes searching his face. Then she
shook her head and said: It's a
long story and you haven't much
time"
Il don't have to go with the Bren-
mans. Joan"
She managed wan smile
You're too charitable. Phil. You
let people take advantage of you.
Some other time will do"
And she turned away toward the
house.
Phil found the Brennans at the
boat landing. Stephanie, they told
him, had returned to the house to