davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-05-19

than $1,000 tons of goods were
checked across the Burma border
into China. However. only 1000 tons
arrived in Running, at the roads
end. The remainder was cached in
various fuel and ammunition dumps
along the way. These figures in
clude the gasoline carried by the
trucks for their round-trip inland
and. therefore, have to be discounted
somewhat.
Paving Work Begins.
This represents an encouraging
improvement in the roads efficiency,
but 1t is far from being adequate
to reduce the growing mountains of
Evening star., 1941-05-19
ForeiEn Stations

ForeiEn Stations.
moon. Greenwich time. today.)
Horta FayaD, Azores 65 CLOUDY
Current observations1
San JuanY puerto Rico s5 Cloudy
Havana, b 5ba 73 Cloudy
Colon, Canal Zone "a Cloudy
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The Sun and Moon.
Prectpitation.

Monthly precipitation in inches in ths
Capital (current month to date):
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Record for Last "a Hours.

Record for Last "a Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon todayJ
Highest, ~. at 5 pm. yesterday. Year
ago, So
Lowest, so. at pm. today. Year
ago. So.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, "a, on April 20.
Lowest. Is, on March IS.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today
Highest, 81 per cent at 3 so m. today.
Lowest. 25 per cent at 4:20 pm. yes
terday.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear 1T
Harpers Ferry: Potomac clear at Great
Falls today
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
BETWEEN MAGIC:
TEA AND TASTY TREATS!

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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05

The story of Cinderella holds a
special place in the hearts OF
women, for every woman In the
wide world has dreamed Of being
transformed from her everyday self
into gay, gtamorous person.
There's always Il Prince Charming
in the picture, gallant had who is
won on the spot by Cinderella's
beauty and charm The fairy-tale
Cinderella story is a bewitching one,
but no more exciting than the Gin
derella stories which happen in
real life. However, the magic wantl
that transforms ordinary girls into
glamour girls isn't Ii wand at all.
II is merely good sense applied to
the problem Of making the most of
oneself. That's heauty-and that's
the beauty Of it
a modern Cinderella story is the
ease Of the Missouri twins. ages 2S,
who were whisked to New York by
n national magazine tn be stars in
1941 version of the Cinderella
story. When they boarded u train
III htSSputi. liiN9 NfIt# I'll - VIII
had just let themselves 90. Hair
ttrab and arranged carelcssly. skin
with much to be desired, postnres
slouchy, clothes wrong and unflat-
tering, hands uncared for. They
were too thin, iistless, and looked
ten years older than they really
were.
When they returned to their
homes after six weeks of expert nd
vice, exercise, food and beauty
treatments, they We're alert, charm
ing women, pretty as their maga-
zine pictures. Their hair shone
from brushing and correct shampoo
ing, their complexions We're clear
and alive, they stood straight and
proudly In their simple, wcllscut
clothes.
.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05
LEGAL NOTICE
T. C. Carter, Atty.
so3 w. Fifth ST.,
Dayton, Ohio

Mary Elizabeth Thomas, whose
last known place of residence
was Corydon, Kentucky, win
hereby take notice that on the
26th day Of July, 1941, Malcolm
A. Thomas filed his petition
against her in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, Division Of Domestic
Relations, of Montgomery Coun-
ty, Ohio, being case No. 25,496
DR.. on the docket of said Court,
praying for a decree Of divorce
from her on the grounds Of gross
neglect Of duty; that said case is
entitled Malcolm A. Thomas,
plaintiff, VS., Mary Elizabeth
Thomas. defendant.
Said Mary Elizabeth Thomas
will further take hottie that she
is required to answer said petit
| ion on or before the expiration
| Of six weeks from the date Of
| the first publication Of this not
| ice, To- Wis: August /, 1871.
Malcolm A. Thomas, plaintiff
T. c. Carter, Attorney.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05

OF course, most Of US aren't lucky
enough TO he glamorized by the eX.
lperts ut no cost to ourselves. We
have to do it at home and rs In.
expensiyely as possible. But 1t cali
be done; it is done every day.
The first step is to take il good
look at Yourself in nrrof-pref-
erably full length one. Is that
girl who looks back at you tho
incest possible you? Is she the girl
who will make Your day dreams OF
love and romance come true? If she
isn't, don't despair-bnt do get busy
and do something about it You
might judge the Girl you see in your
mirror by such yardstick as this I:
Is she as clean as soap and wa
ter can make her--as clean as a
blue sky washed BY rain? Is she.
neat? Dress pressed, stocking
seams straight, shoes well cared
for? Is her figure all that it should
be? Is her hair. shining clean and
arranged in the most flattering pos
sible way? Does she sit and star
straight! Are her hands wei
groomcd?
II what you see in your mirroi
isn't all You would like to be, sta
your plan for beauty right now,
Beauty and charm are yours for tl.j
earning, and the rewards are great
Good times, admiration, romance
love,
That's the beauty Of I'll
What are yonr beauty problens2
Write: Marie Downiag, Lariense
Beauty Bureau, 550o LindeH
Bird, St. Louis, Mo, and she will
be glad TO ansper them. Be
sure TO enclose a self-addressed,
stamped engclope.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05

NJ i. I'll wish to know, Sir,
if [ go to college, would it be
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05

Bonds reaches maturity.
@. But | will need more than
$50 a month.
A.-Then you should invest q
larger amount each month. Every
SIS you put into Defense Bonds
will pay you 500 ten years from
now. Meanwhile, your money
serves your Government during
this period Of national emergency
NOTE. TO buy Defense
Bonds and Stamps, go to the
nearest post Office, bank, or saw
ings and loan association; or
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05
DEF E N Sc
BOND QUIZ

Q.--I would like to provide a
regular income for myself when
/ retire. Can this be done by buy
ing Defense Savings Bonds,
Aft you purchase Bond
for $3.50 each month, each
Bend will mature in exactly 10
years. Thus at the end Of 10
years you will have $50 payable
each month as each of your
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05

versities, and looked toward the
little angels awaiting their re-
turn.
In Harlem alone this summer
there must have been thousand
teachers on vacation or engaged
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05

:, 80 ,,,.;aa
t;,.aa Is this way
4 ,,,;tla,,t ana
.,; rau ~
a,s ha+tar iob
Br nat;ent and encourage him to
look for better paying work, but
insist that he hold the Job he has
until he finds something better.
Help the boy out If you want
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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05

wise for me to take up a course
in commercial dietetics2
ANS: A very interesting
course of study and one that
would prepare you well for the
future. Talk this matter over
with the dean Of the college you
are to enter or some of the older
instructors they probably can
give you the information you de-
sire
x. Y. A.--Let me know in the
column ii / will get my divorce
and my part of the property this
year? Also let me know how to
write to you privately?
ANS: The case is scheduled to
come up this year although
ii may take a little longer than
! is expected to get this matter
Strengthened out. Rely on your at
torney for he 10 doing the very
best that he can for you. Ii you
| desire tc wrise me privately, send
| Csc for my Astrology Reading
and will be glad to send you my
| free opinion on three problems
free Of charge. Be sure to SEND
your birthdate.
| FL w Ny husband is not
| true to me with his money. Df
| you think te other man | was go
| ing with before | married vii
| make me a good husband
/ ANE.: A divorce isn't what
/ you need what you need ii
to try 10 understand the husbane
you have and give up the idea oi
leaving him and taking another
TT your husDaHu WoH give yON
the money you want get y
| job and make il yourself. After
all you would feel more indepen.
dent and would have less time to
fuss with him.
M. +. B.-I am planning on
Taking nurse training this fall.
Will ! succeed?
ANE.: Yes 81. you will make
a fine nurse and won. have any
trouble at all getting through. A
very nice profession for you,
young lady.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05
/ Teachers Look
Homeward I oward
The Little Angles

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.--(TYP)
Virtually ali roads out of New
York this week led to school and
campus as thousands Of school
teachers finished their summer
vacations or concluded summer
Of study at one Of the city's uni
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05

in study. Hotels and the US had
many Of them among their guests
the Hotel Theresa alone having
over 100 teachers residents every
week during the summer. it was,
disclosed.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05
Motorists Find
Green's 5 Guide
Just That!

NEW YORK, Sept. 3 (TPY)
The publishers Of the Negro
Motorists Guide and the Green
Vacation Guide told reporters
this week that they were literally
swamped with mail orders. Vic
tor II. Green, interviewed at his
of,,ec at 938 st. Nicholas avenae,
said. 1T IS indeed encouraging.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05

Born New York Of Mencan Norwegian extraction
cated IN the United States and Me1o luscious Line Roay
tntoooded International Darling Of the "Cugat Ruba
heard each Thursday 1890 from NBC
she has recently added feather cap
turning Linds suy nicrophone
seem TO add emphasis to recent description Of the Trop-
icaI eatW Waue". -
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05

write to the Treasurer of the
United States, Washington, D. c..
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Freisinger
Rated Pace Setter
In Speed Skating
Fleetwood, Also Illinois
Entry, Chief Rivul for
Mid-AtIuntic Laurel
b. the Associated Press.

NEWBURGH, N. Y, Jan. 16.-Leo
Freisinger, national and North Amer
ican speed skating champion, paced
the field today into the twice-post-
poned Middle Atlantic champion
ships.
The Chicago youth will find his
toughest competition in fellow
Midwesterner and an upstate title
holder, Ted Ellenwood of Fort john
son. who won both the Central
Adirondack and Eastern States
crowns this year.
Other entrants include Charles
Leighton of Minneapolis. who won
the North American crown in 1899;
Johnny Roukema, Paterson, N. j.,
defending titlist, and Joe Bree,
Tuckahoe, Middle Atlantic indoor
champion.
Virginia jain, CresSkill, N. j., will
defend her Women's title. Her lead
ing opponent is Alice Burnham Of
Brooklyn, whom she defeated last
week in the Eastern States meet at
Saratoga Springs.
Intermediates, juniors and juven-
lies also will compete in the events
opening at 3 pm They will con-
tinue at night under foodlights.
The meet has been postponed from
January l and January because
of ice conditions.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Job Assured, Pro Gridiron Fans
Stage Guessing Contest Over
Identity of Games Gar

that professional football sis ex-
panding to such proportions that
the National League no longer can
afford to operate on the limited
scale necessary back in the days
of limited games. uncertain sponsors
and irregular schedules.
Our constitution. excellent for
its purpose at the outset. has
become outmoded. We have agreed
to revrite 1t completely at our
April meeting and adapt it to
present conditions. including the
Office of commissioner.
Several other leagues. especially
the American Association and the
Dixie League. two of the more sue
cessful minors, are backing the
appointment of a commissioner.
The owners emphasized that the
commissioners Job would not alter
the status of present league Offices.
The incumbent president. Carl
Storck of Dayton. Ohio. has been
associated with the league since
It's organization and chief executive
since the death Of Joe Carr two
years ago.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Bv tie Associated Press.


CHICAGO, Jan. 19-Four veteran
cue stars risk their undefeated
records today in the fifth day of
the month-long tournament battle
for the world three-cushion bill
lards title now held by 53-year- old
Willie Hoppe of New York.
All four are only a step behind
the co-leaders. Welker Cochran of
San Francisco and Allen Hall of
Chicago, who have won three vic
tories apiece.
Jay Bozeman of Vallejo, Calf,
seeking his third decision, meets
Herb Peterson of st. Louis in the
first afternoon match. Arthur
Rubin of New York and Irving
Crane of Rochester, N. Y, follow,
and Earl Lookabaugh then opposes
Paul Levin, in an all Chicago tussle.
Lookabaugh, like Bozeman, has two
wins in as many starts.
Art Thurnblad of Kenosha. Wis,
opens the night program against
Len Kenney, Chicago, and Otto
Reiselt of Philadelphia engages Joe
Moriarty of Chicago in the night
cap. Thurnblad and Reiselt are the
other two needing only one triumph
to tie the leaders.
Hoppe himself made news yester-
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Pittsburgh Pros Bag
Two Football Stars,
Adopt New Name
Club, Now Ironmen, Gets
MeFudden Of Dodgers,
Burnum Of Giants
Special Dispatch to The Star.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 18.-Adoption
of a new name and acquisition of
Banks McFadden from Brooklyn
and Len (Foots) Barnum from New
York we're announced here today by
Alexis Thompson, new 26-year-old
owner of Pittsburgh's National Pro-
fessional Football League club.
Pittsburgh. which henceforth will
be known as the Ironmen instead of
the Steelers, purchased outright the
services of McFadden, who wound
up his freshman year in pro foot
ball last year as the fourth leading
ground-gainer of the league.
With All yards in IS attempts to
MS credit. the former Clemson ace
averaged 62 yards per rush-the
best percentage in the circuit. Rec
ognized as a super open-field run
ner and pass-catcher, McFadden
should fit nicely into the new Of
fensive planned by Greasy Neale.
Barnum, a triple threat back. who
has been with the Giants for three
years. was obtained in exchange for
negotiating rights to Chester Glad
chuck, Boston Colleges all-America
center and Pittsburgh's No l choice
in the draft last month.
The change in nickname to Iron
men followed the original Pirates,
last year known as Steelers.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Johnny Stone Lands
Job as Scout With
Detroit Tigers

Johnny Stone, former Detroit and
Washington outfielder whose career
was cut short here when he was
stricken with a lung infection in
1898, was back in baseball today as
a scout.
Walter o. Briggs, owner of the
Tigers, announced that Stone would
comb the Tennessee Kentucky
North Carolina territory for the
Detroit club, with which Stone broke
into professional baseball following
a brilliant college career at Marys-
vile Teachers College.
Following his retirement. Stone
wen to Saranac Lake, N. Y, and
to Asheville, N. c., and was cured.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Cochran and Hall Leading, Four
Players Risk Clean States in
Corom Title Event Today

day when he left st. Luke's Hos
pital, where he has been recovering
from pneumonia, and began making
definite plans to begin defense Of
the title by the latter part of next
week. If and when Hoppe is able
to compete he will have to play II
matches-one with each of his
rivals-before the meet ends on
February II.
Cochran's third victory yesterday
was at the expense of Clarence
Jackson, Detroit, so to 48, in So in
nings. Halls third victim was Ken
ney, so to 35, in As innings.
In the other three matches, Den
ton defeated John Fitzpatrick, Los
Angeles, so to 48, in 68 innings;
Levin doWned Moriarty, so to 80
in IS innings, and Joe Chamaco,
Mexico City, won from Peterson,
SO to "a, in So innings.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 18-The East
ern intercollegiate League basket
ball campaign hits an early season
high spot tonight when Dartmouth's
defending champions. featuring
high-scoring Gus Broberg, invade
Ithaca to take on the current pace
settlers. Cornell
Each has lost two games out Of
nine, but in the E. l. L. they are
unbeaten. Cornell, however. holds
the edge with three victories to
Dartmouths two.
Yale Meets Columbia.
Yale and Columbia, both beaten
by Cornell clash at New Haven in
the only other league game on to-
nights card. Penn, the Ithaeans
other victim, will play Notre Dame
In an intersectional feature at the
Palestra in Philadelphia.
Two independent" winning
streaks will be put on the firing
line. Seton Hall, which whipped
Villanova on Wednesday for its 35th
in row, isn't expected to have much
trouble against st. Peters team
from Jersey City which has won only
three out of seven. The University
Of Baltimore quintet will try to make
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Fireworks Due in Basket Ball
As Green Tackles Big Red

1t eight straight for the year against
Western Maryland.
Other Eastern games of major
interest will see Brown visiting Army
and Penn State invading Annapolis
to play Navy; Fordham tackling
St. Johns and Manhattan facing
Brooklyn College in two all-metro-
politan fixtures, and Syracuse trav-
elling to Rochester. New York U.
continues its Southern venture
against North Cardinals Southern
Conference champions at Chapel
Hill.
Long Island Again Winner.
Long Island u, meanwhile, dan
gerous as ever on its home floor,
made its record 13 out of IA by
sWamping John Marshall of Jersey
City last night, 60-33 Though the
Marshall lineup had been revised
especially to thWart ST Lobello and
Dolly King, King pitched in six
field goals and as many fouls for
18 points and Lobello made IA.
In a double-header at Philadelphia
DePaul bounced back from its L.
I. U. defeat to nose out ST. Joseph's,
$3.50, in overtime, and Temple
shaded La Sale, 27-22
Evening star., 1941-01-18

lightfully frank citizen as Mr..
Tom (And the Angels Sing CAL
lery, the Los Angeles promoter.
He says: I'VE are not trying to
fool anybody into believing the
Louis -Godoy fight will be the
best in history Blow out that
lantern, Pop.
This screwy world-Lightweight
Champ Lew Jenkins bought a
$4,000 Florida home, then went
out for a stroll. Two days later
he turned up in Sweetwater, Tex.
Yep, Mrs. Lew is simply furious.
Both Boston College and Villa
nova have scheduled Auburn for
the same afternoon next fall.
Is Jack Meagher planning to
send out A and B teams? Here's
the boxing payoff: Dick Demaray
signed to fight the main event for
Promoter Karl Ogren out at Du-
luth in return for a gray mare
and q colt. Demaray Is q farmer
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Win Over Terps Ninth
In Row for FIashy
Hoya Basketers
Maryland Proves Easy
Victim for 6. u; Irked
BY Lone Loss at Stort

Nine glistening pelts dangled
Imply from GeorgetoWn's belt to-
day, including the priced hides Of
George Washington and New York
u, but the Hoyas are not happy
hunters. There is sadness in their
hearts and it is with heavy hands
that they lift the ball into the
bucket for those scores which are
snowballing them toward what we'll
may be one of the most fruitful
campaigns in recent years.
You see the boys can't forget that
sinner hung on 'em at Baltimore by
Loyola in their first game of the
season. No matter how many games
they win now, it won't be an unde-
feated season-all because the little
guys got tough in that one game.
And you could see it worried the
Hoyas last night as they were dress
ing after conking Maryland with a
5l-34 setback.
Georgetown enjoyed its Terrapin
feast but had to show its best man
ners to avoid a distressing case of
indigestion. Coach Elmer Ripley
tried to win with his second team.
after the first rolled up a 32-15
lead in the opening period, but the
Terps were in no mood for that sort
of treatment. and after the reserves
were held to three points in 10 min
utes the Hoya regulars were re-
turned to action.
1t was close, too. early in the first
period when Gene Ochsenreiter.
George Jarmoska and Pop" Whar-
ton were scoring bullseyes for Mary
land. But when the count stood
12-11 in their favor, the Hoyas
pushed down on the peddle and
ran it to 23-11 before their hosts
could collect scattered forces and
it was a shoo-in from there on.
Dave Schmidt and Bill Born
heimer were high for the Hoyas
with IS and 13 points. respectively.
but Maryland couldn't concentrate
on these two with Buddy O'Grady
whipping the cords for four baskets
and Jim Herman hitting for three.
Evening star., 1941-01-18

and needs horses. Ogren oper-
ates a summer resort and wants
to get rid of some. The four
Thoma brothers of Peoria, ILL.,,
have held five American Bowl
ing Congress championships.
New driving champ-Nomina-
ton for the longest drive in golf:
The 6,000-mile grind of Ed Oliver,
who drove from California to
Delaware to report for the draft,
found he was on the deferred list
and now is driving right back.
Busy mans neWspaper-Rea-
son the Dodgers shipped Banks
M'Fadden to Pittsburgh was the
fancy salary he drew last year.
Old Jim Thorpe will tell the in
side story of his memorable
Olympic heave-ho on the Sports
Newsreel of the Air tomorrow
night. If the Giants try to send
Bob Seeds to Jersey City, he'll
ask to be released 50 he can
Evening star., 1941-01-18
A. L. Film Proves Dick BorteII Not World Series Ounce
shoeney Ditch Formation After Stars Co. Boxer Paid Off Horses

double as outfielder and man.
ager of his Amarillo (TexO club.
The South has just about adopted
Frank Leahy of Boston College.
He's been invited to join the
faculty of a coaching school at
Daytona Beach and to speak be-
fore the Atlanta Touchdown Club.
Irving Jaffee, undefeated Olympic
and world speed skating champ,
previewed his new movie short,
lice Capers," to friends yester-
day. Plenty good.
Well, Well-The Oakland Open
Golf Tournament proved Beer is
better than Champagne when
Harold Beer wound up two
strokes ahead of Denny Cham
pagne.
Today's guest star-B. M. At
kinson. jr., Louisville Times:
Whoever wins the war, you can
bet the New York Boxing Com
mission won't recognize them"