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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
BETTY MARRIEs

Victor later finds out that Betty
and Payne are married and proves
that he isn't such bad guy after
all. The story itself is nothing 10
write home about. but il is a gay
film with some neat dancing by
curvacious Betty Cradle.
Some OF the catchy tunes BY
Robin and Ranger are Are You
Kidding Me II Hear the BRIDES
Sing" I'm Still Crazy for You.
and IN BE Marching TO a Love
Song" Cobina does a nice job OF
her vocal solo. Except With You"
Comedy is supplied by James Glea.
son and Phil Silvers TO round out
an entertaining film.
II you are looking for a relief
from the blues, see "Footlighi
Serenade."
Other members of the cast In.
clude Jane Wyman, June Lang
Frank Ortiz. Irving Bacon and
George Dobbs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
'Serenade,'
Gay Musical,
at the Fox
BY MAURICE WALKER

BEHIND EVERY show on
Broadway there is story OF sue
cess or failure that is as interest
ing as the production itself. When
we see a show. little do we realize
the struggles that have been en-
dured by some OF the actors TO
gain fame and fortune, many OF
them never realizing their ambi-
ton.
Taking the audience backstage
has made many an interesting
movie for Hollywood and one OF
the best of these is the current
Fox Theater attraction, "Footlight
Serenade." Betty Cradle, Victor
Mature and John Payne portray
the stage-struck characters in this
tuneful picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
MALE ANIMAL

On the screen Is the cinema
version Of the Broadway comedy
hit, The Male Animal" starring
Henry Fonda with Olivia DeHavil-
land and Joan Leslie.
The Nugent-Thurber vehicle In
celluloid form is indeed a sprightly
and entertaining comedy. With
space no object and props aplenty.
Hollywood has done much TO i'm
prove this original one-scene stage
play. Subtle comedy, romance and
satire. all Of which are found in
the story. become amplified when
matched with the right setting.
Fonda. with his usual shy and
bewildered manner. enacts the role
OF a college English professor who
becomes somewhat befuddled as 10
the proper course To pursue when
his wife, Olivia DeHavilland, re-
acts 10 the attentions of an old
college pal and ex-Ali-American
who returns TO his alma mater all
ready 10 view the homecoming
football game with Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29

Mature is seen as a cocky prize
fighter who is persuaded to appear
in a musical by producer Mckay,
James Gleason. The producer has
little to say about the show, how
ever. for the boxer suggests dance
routines, and offers ideas for
songs and Jokes. He even engages
a society songstress, Estelle Evans.
played by Cobina Wright Jr.. as
the leading lady. until shapely
Betty Cradle comes along.
Mature manages 10 get Betty
the lead in the show, much 10 the
chagrin of her fiance. John Payne.
who is hired as Natures sparring
partner for the boxing scene in the
revue. Payne and Betty get mar
ried finally, but the producer
swears them 10 secrecy 10 keep
Victor from quitting the show.
Esteiie sees them enter a hotel
and tips Victor off on the night of
the opening. He is furious and
takes IL out on Payne in the ring
in an exciting boxing match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29

HOME TOWN: Shirley. by
the way. is so modest she didn't
even tell the publicity men that
Detroit was her home town.
They saw il in the papers.
She's the opposite of Frankie
Salute. the clown. who "remem-
bers" in five or six cities each
year that the particular city is
his home town. He used 10 do
II. at least. until the publicity
men caught on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29

Since then Old Whiskers has
been feeding the baby green's
and milk from saucer.
Circus people say they've
never known a male rhesus
monkey TO start mothering a
baby, but Old WhiSkers fought
of a couple of female monkeys
when they tried 10 adopt the
orphan. Old Whiskers is the
baby's father.
The Nome nugget., 1942-08-24
OPA REPRESENTATIVE POOL IS IN TOWN

Calvin Pool. former Superin- tendent of schools here, return ed Saturday on price control work for the Territorial Office of Price Administration.
 A meeting to acquaint mer- chants and retailers with the technical provisions of the price control law will be held at 800 o'clock Tuesday evening in the City Hall. A second meeting for consumers is scheduled for Wed neSday evening at the same time.
 The price control measure, Mir Pool stated, lis intended to seize prices of retail goods and services al their present levels and hold them fast for examina- ton and adjustment"
 The OPA representative will remain in town several days to assist merchants in complying ~ith the law.
The Nome nugget., 1942-08-24
Russian Army Takes Initiative in Four Battles On Central Front

MOSCOW, Aug. 20 (4) - De layed - The Red Army has talk en the initiative in battles devel- oping on four key, central Rus sian fronts along the 400 miles from Bryansk to Lake linen, while holding doggedly before Stalingrad in the Caucasas battle front, dispatches reported. Cen ters of Russian attack were list cd as: the Bryansk front, 210 miles southwest of the Moscow
 alient; l30 miles northwest of Moscow in the Vyazma area; on the Kalinin-Rzhev salient l3O miles northwest of the capital, on the Lake linen front, and south of Leningrad. This is the first specific mention of Red Army offensives on these fronts in Russian dispatches, although German communiques, for days, told of desperate resistance there by Nazi forces, hurled onto the defensive by strong Soviet at- tacks.
The Nome nugget., 1942-08-24
Red Cross Barn Dance Is Huge Success

AS the result of splendid CO., operation on behalf of the local military authorities, the Nome Red Cross Chapter opened the portals of their new recreation building and entertained the men of the armed forces with a barn dance on Saturday evening, Aug. 2'nd Music for the occasion was furnished by a newly organized string band among the local Army command. Revelry reigned throughout the entire evening. & an evening of marvellous relaxa- ton and entertainment was thor oughly enjoyed by one and all.
 The Nome Red Cross chapter Is to be congratuled on establish ing such fine haven of rest and relaxation for the brave men of our armed forces, and it is sin cerely hoped that this will mark the beginning of many more such worthy achievements. Mrs. Yen ney, chairman of the dance com mittee as well as Mrs. Harry Gabrielson, have done a splendid job in providing refreshments and decorations for the evening. Both committees have worked hard in their endeavor. The peo- pie of Nome and the Army join in extending their heart felt thanks to them.
The Nome nugget., 1942-08-24
Tokyo Reports U. 5. Raid On Maxim Repulsed

UNDATED, Aug. 20 (P) De layed--Tokyo headquarters assert ed a small forces of U. s. troops effected a landing at dawn on August l7th on Maxim Island in the Gilberts, 2400 miles south west of Hawaii, but were Ire pulsed completely by the Jap garrison. The Jap report, uncon- firmed elsewhere. said the land ing party consisted of about 200 troops.
 Seized by the Japs at the out set of the war, the former Brit jSh-oWned Gilberts lie at the equator just below the powerful enemy bases in the Marshalls, ll0) miles northeast of the Solo mons.
 Such a raid is presumably lit- tie more than a Commando thrust to test out the enemy's bases.
 In the battle of the Solomons, MacArthur's air scouts searched the vast island-dotted South Seas n quest of Jap naval activity.
 Striking at Jap supply bases in the far west, Allied bombers again attacked enemy forces on y.nor Island and touched off s,eat explosions at the town of aIaoblsse, MacArthur's headquar IFS announced.
 On the China war front, the Chinese announced the recapture of the powerful Jap strong hold If Kwangfeng in Kiangsi prov ince, thereby diminishing the threat of a Jap invasion to Flu ken Province.
The Nome nugget., 1942-08-24
Marines Engaged In Mopping Up Remnants JapS In SOlOmOns

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 (A1 - Delayed - The Navy reported that U. s. Marines are engaged in "mopping up" remnants of Jap forces in the islands recently cap tured in the Solomon Archipel- ago in the South Pacific.
 The Navy reported that an en- emy destroyer or cruiser was bombed and set afire by aerial forces.
 Opposition by the enemy, re- ported in the first communicate on the Solomons in three days, consisted of casual lombard ments" of Marine shore positions by Jap planes, destroyers and subs. Only minor damage was in Aicted, the Navy said.
The Nome nugget., 1942-08-24
l2 Indicted For Mail Fraud

CHICAGO, Aug. g 1P) - John Jake, the barber who made mil lions by his With including a few bucks at cards from the Duke of Windsor faced a fed eral indictment charging him and II others with a million dollar mail fraud. A 24-count indict- ment was returned in Cedar Rap ids, Iowa. and alleges that the l2 defendants swindled some 300 persons mostly MidWesterners, of million dollars since 1889, in WhiSkey warehouse receipt trans actions.
The Nome nugget., 1942-08-24
" \ R N IN c

There will be artillery firing Thurday, Friday and Saturday of this week. All person are cautioned to keep out of the area bound ed by Cape Nome Road, Nome River, Osborn Road and Cape Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1942-08-24
WIEN AIRIINES

Aug 22 - Al Davis and Rob ert Dickerson were passengers with Bill Paine to Moses Pt.
 Aug. 23-Bill Paine took Boris Magids, Henry Coffin and Alice Baar from Kotzebue to Deering.
 Pilot Sig Wien was scheduled to leave Pt. Barrow for Kotze- bue and Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1942-08-24
VOTE THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

The Democratic Party founded in 1796 by Tbonas Jefferson the man who the Declaration of ndependence - who become the President of the United States 1901
 Since it's beginning, the Democratic Party has been the Party of the People - it remains Progressive Iiberal-Guardian Rights of Free Citizenry, it has stood through staunCh bulwark, against the encToachments special interests and the grabs of special privileges.
 By voting the Democratic candidates whose James appear below. you will assist in maintaining Peoples Government
The Nome nugget., 1942-08-24
LOST CAMERA

I will pay a liberal reward to anyone returning my COntax III Zeiss camera to me. No ques- tiOnS asked.
 Grant Jackson
Evening star., 1942-04-29
81.inch BLACKOUT SHADES
; for 81

Affords odequote blockout protection for your and
oy b LEFT peronsnty for instont use or costly sxchonosd
with reouor shodes. Eoch shods 36 inches wide.
ReoN TO hang, complete with broeksts roller. eps
fHg PALALs RoYAE SEcoND FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-04-29
1850

Regularly $Ios.5o!
New Home" D. A.
electric m &C h inc s.
Round bobbin rotary
lock- proof. WestIno-
house oir-cooled motors.
All attachments.
fHk PALAIS ROYAL .,
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-04-29
OxN-INCH
BATH TOWELS

Regularly 3se. Fomous
Common make of
absorbent cotton fibers.
Comes in rich solid COL
ors with contrasting bor-
dsrs. Mony "dseosotor"
shodes.
TIE YALAIS ROYAL 80.
SDCOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-04-29

Rsssery $3.50. Fluffy tufts Of cotton chenille on book
ground Of fine quality cotton! The perfect spreod
founders costly. Double twin bed PosteI or
dorker shodes Limited quantity PIeose shop sorly!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-12
Japan's Strategy

An army q me offensive always
mas lh' ddNah''Ge "i choosing H.,
STRIKING POM and al keeping vs. OPP
P"''eh' guessing. h"' inc oPF'neH'
sometimes IS caP7nI" Oh H'lhE q Dill
Oh guessing ol il" 3"N. when Gems
|" nave prcf Whai happened IN me
great naval o6''I' "tN' "I anyway
1Slahd' WAch 0ncIe sam i"feeN gave
'he 'aPs an 'he% mao expected and
IHuc!}' very "nuc'' more I" lheif %f'a'
surprise ana chaGrlN-
Speculation mas occh generous m
me last IeN days a. 10 japanese D
IettINeS II mas e { cIaimeG That
me expected seizure OF Midway Wa
ou' d PRELIMINARY 10 ahot1cF STAB
Al HdWalI ana tha' was To- nave been
d step IN breaking the supply Inc
/" AuNtfaIIa, n as a DaSC Lon rdIdS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-12
Some what

AS between our own government
and that Of Japan, u enemy, there
is no difficulty of choice as to which
we shall ard shall not believe. So
that when Japan makes claim to
have landed a force on the Aleutian
island. off Alaska, and Washington
says i is set so. Americans are
satisfied mai Tokyo has merely haan
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-12
Jap Losses 1917
Ships In Battle
Continued from Page One)

the burning carrier to the ~destroyers
alongside
FINALLY, with all machinery dis
aOled, the snip stopped, and flames
enVcIoping nearly her entire length.
II became apparent that any further
attempt to ave her was futile and
Inc captain ordered the crew to
abandon ship"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-12
NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION IN THE
SUPERIOR COURT,
Month Carolina.
Vance County:
Iva Roberts NcRae. Plaintiff.
u HIopno nnfc,J,t

W.
j. B. McRac. Defendant.
The defendant, J. B. MCRae. will
take notice: That an action as above
entitled has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Vance County,
North Carolina, against him, to Sc
cure a divorce absolute on the
grounds Of two years separation. The
said defendant will further take
notice hat he is required to appear
at the office Of the Clerk Of Su-
perior Court of Vance County, al
the Courthouse in Henderson, N. c.,
on or before the Both of June, 1912.
and answer or demur to the COM
plant in said action, or the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
This the goth day of May, 1912.
f. O. FALKNER,
Clerk Of Superior Court, Vance
County, North Carolina.
r. B.. Carter, Attorney
Fol- Plaintiff.
29-5-l2-19
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-12
.OTICF.

One black mare mule, weighing
about $50 pounds strayed to the
home of Rex WOodliet on the Lyn-
bank Road, klttrell Township. Own
CT can Get mule by paying for keep
II mule Is not claimed within thirty
days from this date. the same will
be sold a. provided by law.
HORACE M, ROBINSON,
Register of Deeds of Vance County
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-12
CLEAN BILL OF FARE

Customer: 4 thought | saw some
.ottD on the bill of fare"
Waiter. "There was some, but |
II off"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-12

Wash the skin of fowl with warm
water and soda applied on a soft
brush. Rub gently 10 prevent bruiS-
mo
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-12

CHECK YOUR PRINTING NFrDC
now and place your order, }ybf,r
paper Is still available. We ID, IN
KINDS OF printing at rca,lr3blo
prices. Affords Printing anG ulf,ra
Supply Co. 81.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-12

NOTICE-AIL BUS SCHEDULES
change juno Is. Atlantic Grey-
hound, phone Is. ~,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-12

BUSES LEAVE HENDERSON, FOR
Camp Butncr at $50 a. mn. and
h,l3 a. m. beginning Friday. .tino
II. Atlantic Greyhound Inc
phone Is. "a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-12

EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE-.10n.
ern Shop-EXperienced operators
Centrally located. Phone zoe for
appointment. Bridgers Beauty
Shop. over Parker's Drug Store.
28-i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-12

FOR RENT. TWO NICE Tt;nr.
room unfinished apartments WIN
closets and private bath, wired la'
electric stove, HarreIl street. Provo
34l-W. r. l.. Mustian. - ~.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-12

WANT ADS
Get Results
FARMERS, HAVE YOU pROTECr
ed your crops against han 80
wind damage? Insure with n. 4ro
satisfactory settlement. ~Ine,n, W
Department, Citizens Bank ~
lb-tf
GET THAT SPECIALIZED RIrgI
ness training you VIII surely ,e,d
Henderson Business ColIeg,
credited. Fall term. ScptemLe, o
Complete commercial course.
tered with thorough. personal -
StructioN.
FOR RENT: TWO NICE Tuprr
room unfinished apartments ['tl
closets and private bath, wired lm'
electric stove, Harrell street. pE1,a
34l-W. r. /. Mustian. ,o.r.
CHECK YOUR PRINTING NrrnC
now and place your order, Vim,
paper Is still available. We d.
kinds of printing at rca,nr5bIo
prices. Affords Printing and ulf,r.
Supp'y 70 25-tt
BUSES LEAVE HENDERSON F0P
Camp Butncr at $50 a. mn md
6:l3 a. m. beginning Friday, .rri,o
II. Atlantic Greyhound .no
phone Is. e T.;
NOTICE-ALL BUS SCHEDULES
change juno Is. Atlantic C,fey.
hound, phone 10. re-,t
EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE-u0D.
ern Shop-EXperienced operator,
Centrally located. Phone zoe for
appointment. Bridgers Beanie
Shop. over Packer's Drug Store.
EST
WE SPECIALIZE in ALL
kinds of body and fender re.
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
MORE AND MORE PEOPLE ARR
finding their way 10 The Place
Of Values on Montgomery street
You a now turn to the Loft 1T
Nam Street, % JON the crowd and
comc on. Alex S. Watkins. ut
YOUR INSURANCE IS ON THE
offensive when you are investing
your dividend from Mutual lnsur~
ance Premiums in Wan Savings
Bonds and Stamps. Phone 300
Gates Insurance Agency. 21-tf
OLD SHOES LIKE OLD FRIENDS,
always best. Let US rebuild
your old shoes without losing thplr
comfort. Phone Al. We call for
and deliver. Norwich Shoe Repair
l-tf
YOUNG GIRL DESIRES GENERAL
office work. Capable for any go
sitlon. Phone 37l2, Hcnder en-. y.
G, Iii
GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS AT
goodbye prices: 1881 Pontiac coach
at 500; 1881 Oldsmoblle sedan,
$l00: 1880 Model A Sedan. SIS.
l929 Model "A Coach. good tires, al
$50. Nice selection IN newer model
cars at prices that Will appeal to
close buyers. Gambler = Palmer
Motor Co. HIT
-
WE ARE MAKING DOOR MD
window frames for particular pan-
pie at monev-saving prices IN and
out of town. Also a nice stock of
doors and windows. Alex S VA
- :"
NOTICE, OUR PLANT WILL
close Wednesday afternoon, dur
ing June, July and August f. GIVE
our cmp10yCcS ha]f holiday We
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-12
WANT ADS
Get Results

FARMERS, HAVE YOU PROTECr
co your crops against haIl ~
WIND damage? Insure with u. f".
satisfactory settlement. Ius,ur,n
department, Citizens Bank
Trust Company. ".t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-12

GET THAT SPECIALIZED p1rr-
ness training you VIII slIrcIv ~
iienaerIon business College ar
credited. Fall term, September q
Complete commercial course.
Tered with thorough, personal ~
StructlON. -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-12

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL.
kinds of body and fender re.
pair work. Motor Sales Co
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-12

Continued from Page One)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-12

NOTICE. OUR PLANT WILL
close Wednesday afternoons dur
ing June, July and August tc glVe
our employees half holiday We
must have your garments by Tues
day for delivery on "Wednesday.
Valet Cleaning Company. phone
464. 8-6ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-12

MORE AND MORE PEOPLE ARR
finding their way 10 "The Place
of Values on Montgomery street
You al now turn to the lof. utf
Nam Street, so JON the crowd md
come on. Alex S. Watkins. 1p-1+
Evening star., 1942-08-02

Elmore had won first prize IN it's annual
sculpture contest. The sculpture? "a riv-
eter and his helper operating a 9Opound
gun. The prize? - $1,000. Cave is buying
War Bonds with it. He wants to help both
build and buy one Of those powerful %
ton tanks.
SAl0kHB. An Raj pilot who took
part in one of England's big raids over
Germany was asked what his pre-war
Job had been. Il used to sell canned
goods" be said. Nov l give 'em
away"
AJuHvER1A1Y. With Hitler and his
partners doing their best to cheaper the
value Of human life, we think it's sim
gularly appropriate that group Of
unselfsh men and women are now honor
ing the memory of one Of our times
greatest humanitarians. Exactly so years
ago - August 4, 1892 - Sir Wilfred Cren-
fell landed on the rocky coast Of Labrador.
He came a. a lone medical missionary,
bringing his desperately needed skill to the
isolated fisherfolk Of Labrador and New
foundland. In winter be Travelled by dog
sled: IN summer, by boat.
At present the Grenfell Association i
caring for the lives of Thousands along
1000 miles Of Newfoundland coast. Fifty
years ago, it was Dr.. Grenfell and email
boat. Today his Association is operating
S hospitals, nursing stations, 2 boarding
schools, day school, an orphanage, 2
hospital ships, supply schooner. And
today, hundreds Of sturdy fishermen fight
ing in Eneiand's navy owe their lives to
Dr.. Grenfell and his work. M.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

DUQm other day came across some old letters written "
yens 40 BY girl named Susan who had married young
- country minister Being dutM daughter Susan kept her
mother informed about how things were going and her letters
strung over the middle 106Os give you idea what life was like
ven il v,s az scare& They make think little uncon-
urtay what Sumn would have said about the dsay OF her
erandaons eenatim over rationng and restrictions.
Il harnessed up Ned and drove to Portland YOU'D be
surprised today Susan Dared few OF us would travel nan
y mile il involved any more trouble than stepping the
starter buton To-day made SOAP Hard hot labor must
have BEEN with heavy iron kettles Of fat and lye made from
your own wood ashes We take things easy telephone the
corner goc The well drying up. 90 we take our Washing
do~n 70 The brock What Susan? No Niagaras Of hot water
NJ the t,rn Of speot? No washing machine to do the job at
the flick Of i switch? Not laundry0
oent tie afternoon cleaning lamps CWhaeol lamps too
Evening star., 1942-08-02
slDEllnfs

uuuD&1. Nine months ago. 06year-
old Elmue Cave went to work building
28-tnn tanln Ia the Baldwin Locomotive
Worha He wa ga IN the draft and be
vsen't used 70 ovza1ls but be wanted to
do hie part. He asked to Be put On the
nieit shift - 4 to u. During the day be
contimaed with the career he'd begun N
peacetime. A few weeks ago. his fellow
workers IN the tank shop were little s1r-
prised when they learned how aiccessful
that career, w1s:
The American Academy Ia Rome. head
u,,artered IN New York. announced that
Evening star., 1942-08-02

patience with women who cant Wdastand machmy ana
even less with who haven't looked under the hood ten
years It would have given her great laugh to point out to such
neope the Thousands of women who in the Of this
are now proving they learn to adjust contact points, take OF
dented fywhed housing operate lathes drive uacto
Susan you see brought up in the time Of Americas
greatest resourcefnss She knew people who had Get out for
the West with nothing wagonoad Of supplies seed and tools
and an abiding faith their ingenuity She lived near sooast
where great ships built by hand and were then sailed from
hell to breakfast without benefit Of steam. was the time Of the
first transoontinenta railroads the Atlantic Cable the Brooklyn
Bridge She saw the Union nearly lose for lack Of ingenuity
and finally it by aruousy acquired knowhow both IN the
field and IN the factory She America grow from nsien-
canoe to greatness sreliant mastery Of the machine
Now fighting for OUR lives need all the machines we have
to faht and to make the machines with which to fight
would be pity had to hold back part of unmatched
productive system still the squawks of people who can't get
along without push button servants.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

raring Of the fuel and supplies that feed the
gadgets you depend on.
But if you remember that you thinking human beng
the master and not the slave of your gadge enemies VII
20 long way before they touch the real you tne nan
that Is composed Of $50 million 'yousL"
think Susan would have said that there are three ways oy
which you can be master Of the mechanics Of living She hes
was good at all three:
ONe s BY falling back if necessary simple ways Of living
Gas rationed? Try walking Sugar raond Try eating ess OF It
You might be surprised find either trial would DO you sood
The second is by using your ingenuity to find ways 70 ct re-
Suits if the obvious ways are shut OF When wa ma
Of ee or nine Susan wanted to have stove moved hom one
room to another But hayng and you couldn't hire
man for love money Too proud to be baked by either stoves
or men Susan rot hold of poles rollers and sds and
Evening star., 1942-08-02

by small-boy-powe
The third way to master your mechanical
servants is to know them inside a. well as out.
Susan would have been ashamed to have m her
home any gadget Of which she wasn't unques-
toned boss. She had sewing machine which
would not only sit up and eat out Of her hand
but on occasion lie down to be disassembled,
cleaned and oiled. She would have had little