davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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tia, Arturo Pihero y Sra, Ar
mandO Pihero y Sra, Carlo Pi-
nero y Sra, Peter Securi Y Sra,
Zoila Pihero, Rene RODRIGUEZ Y
Sra, Margarita Pita., Rog-lio
Berdeal y Sra, Rafael Cerra y
Sra, Eduardo M5Nenney y Sra.
Rene Valero y sra, Bonifacio
Valero y Sra, Maria Ca-leia.
onelio Alfonso, Jose Alfonso,
Jose Gavildn, Cslestino Quinta-
ma, Pedro Villadonga y Sra.
Rafael Duval, Eladio Mezquida,
Enrique Garcia y Sra, J. f. She
ridan y Mary Sheridan, Luis
Sanchez y Sra, Rafael Carlo
nell y Sra, Jose Vega Y Sra,
sam Breijo, Anibal Gonzalez Y
Mauricio Gutierrez y Sra,
Amando Dorts y Sra, jose
Monteresi y Sra, Oscar Dorta
Sra, Antonio Guaaliardo,
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Rail NOgueira y Sra, Armando
ARGOS y Sra, Joaquin Alvarez y
Sra, A. Rosell6 y Sra, Deli Ro-
drigucz, j. l.. Legler y Sra,
Ruth Dunn, Rosario Risoto, Joa
quin Gtmcz y Sra, Della b.
Tras horras, Mary Trashoras,
Mary Diaz, Dalia Mesa, Jose
HonqUez, f. San Martin, y Sra.
Pedro Hevia Y Sra, Baldome-
70 Fernandez e mia: Dionisio
Peia, Cas.miro Cadrecha y Sra.
Cas.miro Cadrecha jr, Andres
Garrido y sra, Mary Garrido,
Felix VIVA v Sra, Rafael Rubio
s. Sa., Rafael Rubio jr., Rafael
Vilches y Sra, Alfredo y fami-
ia, Angel Perez y Sra, y otros
mas que harlan interim
esta lista.
Feiieitamos muy sinceramen-
to a Ice rEsnizsdorNs do esta
La gaceta., 1942-06-22

Ell Picnic de aver
en- ell Circulo Cubano 81.
Lo que todos eSperabamos. I'm
exito sin precedentes sc anota-
ron aver las activas Secciones
del Circulo Cubano, con su Pic
mic annual.
Ell todos los rostros brillaba
la algeria y los amigos de la po-
deroSa sociedad Sc congratula-
ban mutuamente.
BESIDE muy temprano Sc lleno
ell hermoso edificio, calculando-
Sc que mas de mil personals par
.ticiparon del almuerzo servido,
hecho en- la famosa cocina del
Restaurant Columbia.
Antes de que comenzara ell al
muerzo, sc tocaron los himnos
nacionales americana y cubano,
los que la concurrencia eScuch6
de pie.
Sirvieron ell arroz con polio
las muchachas de la Secci6n de
Damas, encabe1GdaS por su pre-
sidenta, Srta. Mercedes Fernan-
DEE.
La enorme concurrencia pa
SO despues a los salones de bal
lie. En- ell salon principal tOcaron
las orqueStas Bob Portion y Don
Francisco; en- ell Patio Sc situ6
la ~orquesto La Tropical, cantan-
do la Srta. Mercedes Sanchez y
y ell joven Triguero.
La fiesta Sc prolong6 hasta
las ocho de la noche. Los baila-
dores pues deseaban.
La gaceta., 1942-06-22

Wnsertdmos a continuation Ia
segunda parte del notable diSclrso
pronunciado por Mr.. Summer
WeIles SRbsecretario de EstddO de
los Estddos Unidos, con motiUo de
celebrdrse Ia conmemordci6n del
Dfa de Honrdr a los Mititdres Muer-
tos," en- Ell Cementerio Naeional dc
Arlington. En- este discUrsO, M.
Welles dfrm6: "Si estG guerra es,
en- Verddd, una guerra para Ia re-
denci6n dc los pueblos, ha de Gse-
gurdr a todos los pdises del mundo
Ia igudlddd de soberdnia dc que
disturbances en- las Americas. La
era del imperiGlismo hd Hegado a
su fn." La terceTa y Ultima pdrte
~dparecerG en- nuestr0 proTimo nj
mero.)
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habian sido titles en- ell pasado,
tambien 10 serian en- un mundo
nuevo y hondamente transformado.
Y ahora libramos Ia guerra mas
grande que ha conocido Ell hombre.
Estamos cosechando los amargos
frutos de nuestros propios desa-
tinos y de nuestra propia falta de
vision. Estamos, tambien, pagan
do bien caro- la falta de habilidad
politica, Y por los rasos errores,
tanto v%oluntarios como involunta-
rios, que tan tragicamente resaltan
en- la politica de aquellas otras ma
clones que han tenido su parte COM
pleta de responsabilidad, en- ell en-
cauzamiento de los destinos huma-
nos durante la Ultima generation.
La gaceta., 1942-06-22
LOS PIRATAS COMPRARON
LIN SHORTSTOP

PittSburg, JUNO 22.-El pre-
sidente de los Piratas, William
f. Benswanger, anuncio la COM
pra del SIS Eugene Geary, del
Club Minneapolis, Association A
americana. Ademas de una CAN'T
dad en- metalico, ell Minneapolis
recibira un pelotero.
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podemos hacer, ahora,
on para rectihcar los errores dc
.estas dos ultimas decadas?
La contestaci6n no Sc hace espe-
rar Y es olivia. Tencmos quo
aplastar final y decisivamente a los
hombres p%erversos, y a los inicuos
sistemas por ellos creados, que
amenazan hoy nuestra existencia.
asi como Ia de todOs los hombres y
mujeres libres del mundo. No hay
componenda possible. No puede ha-
Der tregua hasta que alcancemos la
victoria. Nos enfrentamos con enc
migos desesperados y poderosos,
Para veneer, neeesitamos toda onZa
de energia dinamica, TODD recurso y
toda iniciativa, TODD sacrifice y TODD
instintO de devotion que posean
tod0s y cada uno de nuestros con.
ciudadanos. Nadie puede permit
tirse pensar en- 81 mismo, nadie
puede osar conformarse con hacer
menos que su parte completa en- e.
comGn ~esfuerzo. Sc trata de salvaT
nuestra hbertad, nuestra fe cris-
tiana, nuestra vida de pueblo libre.
A les que Sc complazcan en- false
optimismo, a los que cream que los
pueblos que combaten a nuestro la
do y por nue5tra causa comdn deben
relevarnos De Ia parte de sacrifice
que nos corresponds, a los que M
est6n dispuestos a ofrendarlo todc
en- esta lucha porque sobreviva en-
81 mund0 TODD 10 que es noble y
digno, debe corsiderarseles enemf.
gos del pueblo de los Estados
Unidos.
Hoy, mas que nunea, debemos re-
verenciar y sccundar a los que para
! siemprc rcpOsan en- este campo.
santO y a los que en- ostos mismos
momentos es.an daHdo su vida por
Ia eausa y por Ia patria que We
ncran.
Y euando alc~~~omos In victoria.
. que inevitable = bsr1 ~nacgtraI
La gaceta., 1942-06-22

DROTEGIDOS I

D~ROTEGIDOS por dos
l. grandes oceanos, en- orien-
te y en- occidente, sin enemigos
nj al norte nj al sur, ell siglo
diecinueve infiltro en- la mente
de nuestro pueblo la creencia
de que era en- su aielamiento
del resto del mundo, dOnde
estaba su seguridad.
Pero encogi6ronse los octanos
con ell d~esarrollo de las comunica-
clones maritimas, y la segurIdad dc
que gozabamos gracias a Ia amlstad
de nuestros vecinos, Sc estumo con
ell progreso de la aviaci0n.
Aun desde sus primeros dempoe,
nuestras industries dependian mas
y mas de las materials primas inn
portadas del extranjero, y crecia
tambien la venta de sus productos
en- los mercados del Viejo Mundo
Cada dia dependian mas %nuestros
centres industriales urbanos del
este, de las regionos agricolas y
mineras del ooste q roda nuestra
economic sc ~relaciO .ha mas y mas
con los mercados Y las fuentes dc
materias primas de TODD ell mundo
Al terminar la primera Guerra
Mundial, termin0 tambi6n el perio.
do de nuestro aislamiento. nj
desde ell punto de vista de nuestra
seguridad fis,ca, nj desde el Dc
nuestro bienestar material, podia.
mos eontinuar aislados.
Pero, como 81 un mandate suyC
pudiera hacer r~etroceder la marcia
de los acontecimientos, nuestro.
dirigentes y Ia gran mayoria dc
~nuestro pueblo en- aquellos a1o.
que siguieron a Ia guerra, rctroce.
dieron deliberadamente a Ia politic1
y q las ncrmas proyincianas de an
tano, en- j. creencia de que CONF
aquella poAtlca y Gcuellcs norma.
La gaceta., 1942-06-22
CANCELADA LA PELEA SA-
LICA-LINDSAY

Vancouver, JUNO PEI en-
presario de Jack Price anunci6
aver que no ofrecera, ell dia a de
Julio, un segundo combate a pu-
netazos entire Lou Salic, de Broo
klyn, con Ken Lindsay, de esta
ciudad.
Alega ell empreSario que Ia
Suppression" sc debe a dificulta-
DIES financieras.
En- un anterior encuentrO, We
ificado hace tres semanas, Sail
ca conquiSt6 la victoria, por de-
cision.
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NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR A r RODRIGUEZ)

A continuation damos algu-
nos de los nOmbres de las per-
sonas que pudimOs saludar:
francisco Garcia, PreSidente
del Circulo Cubano, y Sra; Os-
car Cuervo, Presidente de la Sec
ci6n de Recreo, y Sra; Ray
mond Sheldon, Senador de la
Florida, y Sra. Joseph E. Viii
liams, Fiscal del condado, y Sra.
IVictoriano Manteiga director
de La Gaceta; Anthony Schle-
man recaudador de Contribucio
mes, y Sra, DIR. Luis Rey y Sra.
Ramon Fernandez Rey, Presi-
dente general del Centre Espa-
mol; J. R. Colmenares; Angel de
la Riva, Presidente de la Scci6n
de Recreo del Centre Espanol, y
Sra; Leo Gutierrez, y su pro-
metida, Srta. Dorothy Diez; Pc
pin Escalante, Anibal Diaz, Ale
jandro Inclan, LiSardo Campo,
Ramon Diez, Manuel FOjo, Tony
Blanco Margarito Marquee; Jo-
sc Fuentes Rosa, Secretario ge-
neral del Circulo CubanO, y Sra.
Evangelina Fuentes Rosa, Hen
ny Palermo; Angel Rosado, de
la Orden Caballero de la Luz;
Gustavo Hernandez, del Res
taurant Columbia; Sr. ROura,
/ Presidente del Centre de ms
truccci6n de Santiago de las We
gas, Cuba, de vista en- esta con
su esposa, Abelardo Menendez y
Sra, Abelardo Menendez jr., E.
duardo Valdes y Sra, Ismael Ca
heja y sonora.
Francisco Fernandez de la
Nuez y Sra, Artura Cabot y
Sra; Evelio Cernuda y Sra,
Raul Paula y Sra, Julian del
Barrio Y Sra, Arnaldo Rodri-
guez Y Sra, Armando Rodri-
guez Y Sra. Florentino Mari (;
George NietO, Cronista Social
de "Traiucci6n-Prensa" Jesus
BlancO y Sra, Alberto Alvarez
y Sra, Alfredo Alvarez y Sra,
leopold Castro y Sra, ROlando
Rodriguez y Sra, Jose Manuel
Viera y Sra, Armando Garbalo-
sa y Sra, DR.. A. A. Gonzalez y
" Sra, Charles Cuervo y Sra,
Sergio Fernandez y famiiia; c.
Castro, Angie Hernandez, Char
lotte Garcia, Ida Garcia, Jose
fina Garcia, Marta Perez, Jen-
ME Garcia, Aniceto Faza y Sra.
Frank de la Grana, Secretario
de la Camara de Concrete de
Ybor; Cesar Rivero Mas, Canci-
Her Encargado del Consulate de
Cuba en- esta, y Sra.
Luis Garlic, Celestino Mon
tana y Sra, Sra. San Martin,
Angel Palenzuela y Sra, Lydia
Palenzuela, r. G, ArgdelEes y
Sra, Tristan Barcia, Edmundo
Salinas, Nick Maealuso, Juan
Risoto y familia Tony Martinez,
Est@ban Perez, Alberto Valdes
Brito, Director del Semanario
Information; w. Cone y Sra.
Billy Cone, Antonio Huesca y
Sra, Rose Marie Huesca, Ma
nuel Bianoo. Arnando Appel !,
La gaceta., 1942-06-22

I que ocurrira? ISabra oil pueblo
de los Estados Unidos poner los
medios para g~arantizar que los que
han dado su vida en- aras de nuestra
libertad individual no han hecho Ell
sacrifice en- vano?
Creo que al llegar esa bora, ha-
bra que DIR y habra que acatar la
VOC de los que estan combatiendo
activamente y la de los que estan
produciendo las armas con las que
aquellos luchan.
Creo que al ~unisono, las voces de
los hombres que hayan hecho po-
sible la victoria clamaran por JUS
ticia, justicia pronta o memorable
contra aquellos individuos, grupos,
o pueblos que efectivamente 9
culpables y responsables do la tire
menda catastrofe en- que han pre-
cipitado a la raza humane. Tam
bien estoy SECURE de que querran
cerciorarse de que nadie, sea cual
fuere su pals, pague por culpas
ajenas y por crimenes de los que sea
inocente, y de que ningdn pueblo
sc vera obligado a arrostrar I'm
sombrio porvenir de amos inconta-
bles de hambre y de indigencia.
CreO que esas woes pediran que
las naciones victoriosas Sc unan a
los Estados Unidos, para que tan
pronto como Sc celebre ell armisticio
Sc proceda al desarme de todas las
naciones que, como sc enunciara en-
la Carta del Atlantico, "puedan
amenazar o cometer una aggression
fuera do sus fronteras."
Creo que insistir6n en- que las
Naciones Unidas Sc conssituyan en-
policia international para mantener
ell orden en- los amos que sigan a la
guerra y garantizar que los pueblos
amantes de la paz vivian libres do
tenor, mientras Sc implanta Il sis
tema permanente dc seguridNd ge-
neral prometido en- Ia Cartl del
Atlantico. q
Creo, en- fin, que exigiran que las
Naciones Unidas re conviertan en-
el n1cleo de la organization mum
dial del future que ha de hjar las
condolences finales para una paz
justa, honrosa y duradera que sirva
de pauta general pasado el periodic
de caos social y econ6mico que
inevitablemente Ia de surgir al
terminarsa ell presente conhicto
mundlal, y seguira despuGs de com
pletada la gigantes a tarea inicial
de socorro, de reeor s~trucci6n v de
rehabilitation que ante 81 tendrln
las Eaciones Unidas al tempo dc
celebrarse ell Armisti 10.
(PubHeam0s hoy ~ scgunda
parte de este trd8ccn lentat dis
curse. In teTcera par,g, qio IT.
eitVs ha7tn FL f0al, serd PG6i.eadl
ca 81 PgC@.ai0 adt.. no.
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TTd8IddO

En- la tarue del sabado fue
trasladado desde ell Sanatorio
del Centre Espahol para la re
siiencia de sus hijos, esposos
Gustavo Hernandez, ell Sr. Polo
Ayala.
III Sr. Ayala fue sometido a
una delicada intervention qui
rdrgica por Ell sabio DR.. Winton.
Mucho no salegra saber de su
mejoria.
La gaceta., 1942-06-22
Primer d~RiUersdrio

En- la noche del Sabado fue-
ron Obsequiados con una fiesta
los esDosos b. Wilson, residen-
tes en- 81 1906 de- Ia Gale ia. con
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motive de oumphr 81 primer a.
10 de casadoS.
Les esp1sos Wilson son hijoS
del apreciado amigo Tbrahim
DlaZ.
licidales.
La gaceta., 1942-06-22

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El sisteMo0 ~interumericanO de
Cooperation considerable como !
I I'm ejempIO para la humGnidad

Ell SubsecretariO de Estado de los Estados UnidOs,
Senior Sumner WeIles, decIara que la acci0n en-
c~HnciertO de las NaciOnes Unidas dara per
resultadO ell ideal enunciadO en- la
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business. my rear. but don't YOU
put of Your golf lesson until Pam
gets back
| Barbara put dOwn the knife with
which she was going to slice loaf
cake. Il can't see why" she said.
Ruth shrugged. AS said. it's
none Of my business WHOM you
see. rr when. or how often"
Barbara ran her finger along the
blaac Of In" knife, avoiding the
OLDER wnmHn'S glance. Ruth. YOU
know its all right for me to 20
with Tom. We're not | mean
there isn't anything anyone could
I say about us. We never do any
! thing cIandcstinc. Other wumeB
/ play golf with men who aren't their
| husbands"
As | WAS saying" Ruth contin-
] u"i as If Barbara had not inter.
/ iuptcd her. its none of my bust.
ness. And it is no business of any,
one else in South Wintridge, but
that doesn't prevent other people
from thinking it is"
But what can they think ?"
You've got two strikes against
you. Barbara; you're young. pretty
and SuCCcsSflIl-and a widow. That
alone makes you romantic and dam
gcrOus to the average woman. I
/ don't know where il began, but the
term young widow has always
been n rcd flag to married women"
Barbara laughed. That's he.
cause you're Old-fashioncd, Ruth.
That went ont long ago. People
talk about fun and freedom and UNI
Outstanding now. That's new. too,
to most people. Fun. | mean. ]
know it is to me. Oh. I've been hay
ing such good time these last few
weeks"
Il know" Ruth slid. She didnt
add that she knew what snatches
of song meant. the ready. light
laughter that was always on Bar
bara's lips. The little trill in her
voice when she answered the tcle.
phone.
And that's ALL 1t is" Barbara
vas saying. Fun with Tom and
Pamela-and Tony-whcn he can
get away to join us What do We
do? We only play tennis. and golf
and swim and and cat ut each
others houses"
And Tom kilcran." Ruth said
rclcrtlcssly." known To every man
and child in this town. drops in
here during the evening when he's
Just passing by He takes your son
riding in PANS old pony cart
which he's had fixed UP purposely
for Sonny. lie goes TO church and
walks home With you lie just hap
pens to drop in at the Yellow Cam
die Tea shop where you and Ellen
lunch. And he's been !unch'ng at
The Downtown club every day for
ten years"
Barbara felt color rise In her
checks. because SIC knew this was
nil true and had been pushing the
knowledge away from her that 9TH
crs knew the same thing.
ITO 10 Continued)
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1 Of each other. was only some thing
| chemical that had sprung up out
of a moment OF prop;nqui,y in the
past. Il must he dealt with ms
something ridiCulously unimpor-
tant AMI impossible.
Meanwhile it was nice to have
him there. saying little. paying her
compliments simply by seeming
happy 10 lie with her.
II was dangerous intimacy and
she was glad when Pamela and
Tony came back, demanding help
TO build a fire.
While they ate. she looked at
their faces IN the glow from the
fire. wondering if Tony had told
Pam. deciding that he hadn't be-
cause he looked so Glum while Pam
looked happy and contcntcd.
There vas no moon. Tony, look
ing at Barbara with meaning
glance. said nc was awfully sorry
about that, adding pointcdly that
circumstances beyond his ability to
change had altered Everything. "
1t was little speech that no one
else could make much of.
About ten they packed up. The
picnic was over. But not before
Pam suggested that Barbara leave
the shop to Ellen the next after
noon and come to StormwolI for
ten and tennis. And Tony will
come. too. of course" she added.
My tennis isn't very good"
Barbara protested
"Dadll teach you. Come anyway.
We make a nice foursOmc. Don't
we. Tony"
Dandy" Tony said.
we can have lots of fun to-
gcthcr." Pam predicted blithcly.
Barbara's eyes met Toms and
she looked away hastily.
Ruth Calder came into the hitch
en- and sat down ut the table where
Barbara was sCooping spoonsful
OF fresh shrimp salad into nests OF
crisp lettuce. She finished. picked
TN the platter. started for the re-.
frigcrator. came back and Pic'
up n bowl containing biscuit mis-
ture.
If you had roller skates you
could move faster" the nurse said
drvlv, Her eyes rested upon the Ia
bic with its two cups of cistard to
no chilled, its two slices of Cantc-
loup. and went on To the golf bag
proppcd against the screen door. Il
take It that you're getting supper
for--latcr.
Barbara slid the platter into the
refrigerator and closed the door.
Toms picking inc mp at half-past
six He's giving me golf lesson
Wei have supper here when IL
over. About half-past eight.
Ruth said. only the two OF
YOU" IT., ,,,
Eorbara nodded. PANS stayed
away longer than she expected to.
she was only going 10 be gone for
the Labor Day weekend. but she S
STAYED n week"
Ruth folded her arms across her
ample bosom. Its none CT my
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AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
Hy LYNN NISBET
Daily Dispatch Bureau
l., The Sir Walter liOtcl-Ealeieh

,>CIHTNIS- least two Norm
49,. .,rr hf4u ranking officials are
..y ug,u,-tCd N news To- come
s'.. Washington Wi,hil the nrN,
.,w day Upon Washington ac;in,
~ grurui their activity iUr several
.,.- IHa-l Eurc, secretary ~
80. wants t. know just how hlgu
,,,. .. handling soldier absentee
avs r... Dr. Buddic Ward. COM
mite, % motor vehicles. i amy
f. .d IT the highway patriot
,... ne called upon I" rmi"icr the
,,.u.l %D.u.lr IN hour speed I.m!,
.r Ole. iIr conservation meas
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MORE CONFLICT-Aaam ;,

0VNFII(T-NGum th.rc
Is "'r''i conflict between the new.
.."r"' IaW and state laws. MORT,
N.''I"'iiia doesn't require poll inv
p'E'i''il'N - u requisite Tor vo,iur
way >'a,"S de-. North Carolina dnn.
''"i"if" ON" years residence. lj,,r
Il ', and other constitutional r,-
,.,' '''"''>. Non" OF these limitations
III conflict with the constitution
IN" UNITED State. Mr.. Eurr. whrn
II h"'"n" secretary al state. tool. 81,
= 'It''n oath L. observe and defend
~ constitution oi North Caruli..,
. '"m II did not conflict with The
""fhl constitution Now cungrcs-
"'''aI act. MT !Hv constitution, a BE-
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CHAPTER THlRTY-TlIRIGE
BARBARA didn't hear Tony's
."Ut,rrinc bccau%c she had jumped
10 her feel and was running towarc
the car Halfway there she stopped
Tom kilcran was with his daugh.
ter.
Greetings over. Pamela volun'
tcc:cG the information that Miss
Ajiic had told her where to fine
them. L mad to tell her il was 4
case Of extreme emergency" she
agGrd.
What emergency" Tony de,
ma"!ci.
y very bad case of loneliness
la. and ! were the only two people
IN the world with nothing to do and
nobody to care. Doesn't that cal
for hcip?'
Whatever Tony's answer was
Barbara didn't hear because Tom
ki!ctan was saying to her. 1--WE
knew you'd take pity on our
plight
Did you bring swimming
suits? ?" she asked.
Suits and a hamper Of food. We
hoped vel be lucky enough TO be
invited 10 remain"
barbara tucked her arm In
Pam :. Come along. Pam. The
ladies' batnhouse is a secluded spot
back of the farthest big rock"
II was late in the afternoon when
they swan again.
When they came out Of the wa
Ter. Inc sun was already setting
ana a stiff breeze had come UP.
barbara suggested hot coffee.
fou ard Dad are welcome 20 1t.
lony and I'll warm up with eXer-
ciSc. Come on. Tony" Pamela
called. pulling him to his feet.
wen take a brisk walk around
ohe lake. I want to talk to YOU"
Tony said. walk? I'll race you
'he length of this beach,"
Two pairs of slim, straight
o'"''ZeH legs flashed away and were
soon lost TO view.
Barbara said, II guess that
makes us the old folks"
Not you, and, as you once said
10 me. not l."
why did he always force her to
return to intimate moments In
memory,
re said, "Cigaret ?"
She took one from his pack. and
wn"n he held the flame of his
IEhtcr to its tip, he saw that her
NAM nam was trembling and said.
You're cold"
lie put n tcrry-cloth robe around
,'t shoulders and made her drink
no' coffee. The stcaming liquid did
'U" more than warm her blood
,hal sasJ already racing through
n"r veins. II was excitement that
+" dc ner'trcmble.
"he have to do something about
WIS strange excitement. make 1t
q.'e clear TO herself that 1t was
Wy TO recognize the effect Tom
n,rI'fhns presence had upon her
les attraction that existed be.
"eeh theIa, this sharp awareness
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-14
SCARCITY OF LABOR
HITS SELF-HELPERS

Chapel liIll. Sept. li.-TnC la..
secretly has finally hi The scii-.,I
J.h market.
Edwin =. Lanicr. secretary o' A..
Cn.vcrSit, OF North Carolina ....
help Office. has usually al tin. .
"i tn" year Ion" lists of =i.3,.
waiting i"r Sclt-hclp JOBS "a; g.
they can earn a portion of the ,..
!"@r expenses. Now. there -.,.
10 bc surplus oi jobs.
Tine situation is ccasin"cd a-
r"nGrlmvntS which University .
r.HlS hive made whereby ~i.G...
VIII hc assigned 10 work on ...., .
"!"d shifts in Lvu0ir DINING A..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-14
GRANVILLE FARMER
is SALVAGE LEADER

oNinrd, sept. ii.-'i'h" scrap nl,,. .
turned IN by ". .. iiun.n"u. GXiG.d
Route !. will .;r L." - riiuiiv hluy.
against III" ;'Ni., r"pur; ". /; .Iunu>,
assistant farm agent
From hiN Individual farm. Mr..
ii"hGu"d tanned ~ ".JnJ pounds OF
scrap mon. ~ uip. il,n.. IL, r.ul a .:tl,
mil and had SOM" u:t h,IIrrs eli
hand which hC added /" the s4lvanr
,anLnai.lt.