davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-10
Buffalo Icema an Leads Puck ChaserS

New Haven, Conn, Nov. io-tUP) Fred Thurier Of the Buffalo Bisons leads the scorers in the American Hockey league with i6 points in seven games, e compila- ton showed today.
 The leading acorAfa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-10
GENUINE INDIAN

Dartmouth University, which or- lginaiiy was an Indian School, has c full-blooded Mohawk in Rudy Lor- raine. c freshman back.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-10

The Army-Notre Dame football game has averaged 7e,000 spectators annual since 1925.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-10

High single-1TB by MarcouX, White and Kozak; high three, Shar- on, 433; high average, Sharon, l26; Barber l22,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-10
Standing

Records Ind. H. S.-Wolf l73. Ind. H 3--Wolf 42l. Team H. s. Brass l842. Team II 3--Brass 697.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Xmas Brother-in-Luw Assists
Psychological War Unit Here

the formation Of the American
psychological warfare divisions.
Capt. Lyon had no trouble In finding
a division with which to work. Col.
William ]. Donovan heads one
branch which is housed In the War
Department but which Is separate
from the Departments own psyche
logical warfare division, headed by
general
Formula Being Evolved.
Archibald MacLeish heads another
psychological warfare outfit which
is housed in the Social Security
Building.
Out of all this psychological war;
fare the formula for thinking the
Axis into defeat Is being evolved.
Civilian organizations in the United
States and in Great Britain believe
that the collapse of Axis morale is
inevitable If the enemy is sufficiently
battered by the heavy artillery of
the thought battalions whose legions
are daily augmented.
It Is, Of course, inevitable that a
certain amount Of friendly rivalry
should exist between the different
psychological regiments and much
useful practice Is being gained by
the various members by looking into
each others activities.
Many OF the employees of these
new divisions are former newspaper
men who had the advantage of
being unknown in their own pro-
fession and who are therefore able
to cloak their present activities in
a certain amount of desirable
ANONYMITY.
N0vices at Game.
They are naturally novices at the
complicated psychological warfare
game which includes the difficult
task OF persuading the enemy that
he Is not winning and of telling the
United Nations that the enemy's
armies are marching in the other
direction. Capt. Bowes-Lyon Is able
to contribute the British formula
for psychological victory to those
already known In the Capital of the
United States. He Is also In a po-
sition to keep his own government
advised as to the progress made in
washington.
Many OF Capt. Bowes-Lyons' as
sociates are liberals who have none
theless forgiven the attractive Eng
lishman his connection with royalty.
It is David" here and David"
there and David" everywhere. He
has become quite q favorite and
some Of his new American friends
are even calling him Dave" There
are some, however, who have not
gotten around to anything more sug-
gestive of familiarity than the some
what modest %. L."
(Released by The Bell Syndicate. Inc.)
Evening star., 1942-08-20

Originally sss and 6.s5
Misses Sports
Skirts
$3.50

just 80! Smart for business
or back-to-school wear. In
rayon shantungs and rayon
crepes. Pleated styles. Pastels
and high shades. Sizes "a
to 80.
13 Originally S2.25 and s3.95
Jackets in spun rayon. Navy,
red or beige. Broken sizes IL
to l8---- $1.z9
5 Originally S6.s5 Rayon Shan
tung Jackets. With two large
pockets. Short sleeves. Coral
only. Size $2.29
10 Originally $3.s5 Culotte
Skirts In rayon Luana cloth.
Blue or yellow. In broken
sizes rs to 30 1929
Is Originally 33.S5 Skirt. in
rayon crepe or cotton gabar-
dine. Gored or pleated styles
in light or dark shades. Sizes
IL to Is in the groups $1.S9
100 Originally $3.50 to s5.s5
Blouses. Tailored or dressy
styles in rayon crepe. Long or
short sleeves. Solid pastels,
white and stripes. Sizes 80 to
40 in the $2.66
4 Originally $17.s5 Botany
Flannel Toppers. Three-quar-
ter length. fully lined with
printed rayon crepe. Green or
blue. Sizes IA to 18----$5.S8
6 Originally 3s.s5 Cotton Cor
duroy Jackets, fully lined In
rayon taffeta. Red or green.
Sizes IA, 18 and 20---$5.88
(The Sports Shop, Third Floor.
r st. Building)
Evening star., 1942-08-20
"sMiss Teen''
Fashions

Z Originally S13.s5 Party
Dresses. Sizes 10 to 16- $500
7 Originally $12.95 Party
Dresses. Sizes 10 to 16- $5.99
20 Originally $2.99 Summer
Hats s---4------50c Soc
IS Originally $500 Spun
Rayon Slack Suits. Sizes 10
10 $X.6J
10 Originally S1.S9 Stacks.
Sizes 10 to 16----------99 99c
20 Originally S1.99 Summer
Dirndl Skirts. Sizes 10 to is.
S1.59
20 Originally $500 Bathing
Suits. Sizes IL to 16---. $1.99
20 Originally $3.50 ash
Dresses. Sizes 10 to 16-- $1.99
10 Originally $3.50 Play Suits.
Sizes 10 to 16---$1.99
CTeen Shop. second F1oor)
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Junior Miss
Clearance

% Originally $3.50 Cotton
Stripe Juke Suits. Sizes 8
to 15----------- $1.00
10 Originally $3.50 Jr. Miss"
Pique Dresses. White Prin-
cess bodices with contrasting
chintz skirts. In green and
rose prints. Sizes 9 to Is, $500
Is Originally $500 to S12.s5
Jr. Miss" Dresses In sheers,
prints, spun rayons. One-of-
a-kind. Sizes 8 to 15---$5
% Originally $1O.95 to S16.95
Jr. Miss Summer Evening
Dresses in whites. blacks and
pastels. Rayon nets and sheers
with full skirts and covered
shoulders. Ideal for end-of-
summer affairs. Sizes 9 to
IS in the group 1894
tYounE Washingtonian Shop
Third Floor, r Street Buildins)
Remember Jr. Mise IL a
Sise not an Age!
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Girls Apparel

IL Originally S1o.s5 to s14.95
Two-Piece Jacket Suits in
pastel plaids. Broken sizes.
S7.ss
2 Originally s14.s5 Two-Piece
Jacket Suits in pastel plaid
combinations. Size 7 years.
1888
10 Originally $16.95 Two-Piece
Check Suits in brown or navy
checks. Sizes 8 to IA 1883
s Originally $22.95 Chubby"
Suits In pastel colors and
plaids. Broken sizes---313.S8
"a Originally $1o.95 to S14.95
Lightweight Coats for back to-
school wear in pastels or navy.
Sizes 8 to IA years $7.88
IL Originally $7.s5 Two-Piece
Jerkin Suits in pastel plaids.
Sizes 8 to 14----$5.9
40 Originally S1.95 and $..95
Cotton Wash Dresses. Sizes 8
to IA years-----$l.68
tGirls' Shop, Second Floor.)
Evening star., 1942-08-20
By HELEN LOMBARD.

Capt. David Bowes-Lyon. the
brother -in-law Of the King of Eng
land has been in Washington for
some months and has managed, as
far as Washington society is con-
cerned, to remain just another Mr..
Lyon. While it was known that the
brother of Queen Elizabeth had
come on a mission to the Capital,
1t was assumed he was on one Of
those flying trips between Wash
ington and London that are being
made by experts of various kinds.
Capt. Bowes-Lyon has been here
for some time. however, and has
managed to avoid the honizing
which would have been inevitable
in a time Capital.
The distinguished Englishman has
been for years connected with the
British intelligence service and he
came to Washington to assist In
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Navy Band 70 Accompany
Community Sinq on Mall

The community sing at the Sylvan
Theater will be but one feature on
the program which begins at 7:45
pm. today.
The Navy Band led by 1t. Charles
Brendler will give . concert and
accompany the singers. Following
this . variety program with service
men performing will be presented.
Sergt. Edward Parker, Irish tenor
from Fort Meade, will sing; Pvt. Lu
Specter, also from Meade, will do
. tap dance, and Seaman Jimmie
MacDermott from the Naval Re-
search Station, Anacostia, will do
q whistling act.
Songs will be led by John Reach
mack Of the Navy Band.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Lingerie and
HOuSeCOatS

50 Originally S1.1S Cotton
Pinafores. Trim, button n-down-
the-back styles in attractive
floral prints. Can be worn at
home or on the beach $50
50 Originally 81 Rayon Taf-
feta Slips. Beautifully fitted.
In dark colors. Broken sizes,
69c
Is Originally 81 Slips in rayon
crepe and rayon satin S2.66
10 Originally 81 Gowns in
rayon crepes and rayon satin
with lace trim S4.66
8 Originally $3.99 Cotton
Housecoats. Gay Prints in
zip up styles. Sizes IL to 20
in the group--- $1.99
1 Originally s3.ss Terry Cloth
Robes In wrap-around styles.
Size 20--------$2.39
7 Originally $3.50 Terry Cloth
Robes. Sizes 10 to 20 $3.50
(Lineerie and Housecoats.
Third Floor.)
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Electric Bug
Killing Lamps
49c

Originally 81 and $1.39. Hang
it on your porch and get
rid of the pesky mosquitoes
and bugs.
4s-Originally 3.95 Steel Waste
Paper Baler for Home Use.
Convenient contrivance to
bundle papers and keep them
out Of your way and save them
Tor defense ------------2.49
zS-OriginalIy 81 Plastic
Flashlights. With 2 Ever
Ready batteries $50
65-Originally 5Sc to 31.1s
House Furnishing Items. In
cluding door locks, dish pans,
percolators, enamel pots, etc,
39c
1o-Originally L29 to 1.s9
Housefurnishing Items. In
cluding shoe cabinets, stools,
enamel pans, radiator covers,
bath stools, etc. - Soc
- Originally 1.5s to 3.sS
Housefurnishing Items. Hamp-
ers. market basket on wheels,
AfA. Il
Nouse FurnishinsA
Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Originally
l.25 Boys
"Back to School,
Dress Shirts
79c

Just 100! In striped fancy
patterns and whites at
just the time to buy for back
to-school wear. Broken sizes
liz to 14l2 in the group.
100 Originally S9c Boys Sports
Shirts. Sizes IL to 18----44c
IA Originally sl.es Boys ALI
wool Sleeveless Sweaters.
Broken sizes
IL Originally $1.79 Boys Two
piece Denim Overall Sets.
Sizes 3 to 8----79 79c
4 Originally $2.s5 Boys Wool
and Lastex. Swim Shorts.
Broken sizes As
40 Originally S2.1S Junior
Boys Slack Sets. Sizes 4 to
10 l.24
s Originally Ssc Boys Sum
Suits. Broken sizes $50
8 Originally S1.35 Boys Wash
Suits. Sizes ) to i0-------8 $50
tBoys' Furnishinss, Second roor.)
Evening star., 1942-08-20
WOmen's
Handbags

lis Originally 79c Red Plaid
Shopping or Utility Bags, 49c
IS Originally So Persian Print
Fabric Bags in top handle and
underarm styles
10 Originally 81 and 81 Sum
mer Bags, slightly soiled from
handling 29e
zee Originally $1.69 and rs
Simulated Leather Handbags
and Linen Slipcover Handbags.
In white and pastels -----$1.00
~ Originally s. Fabric Bags
in turf tan with shell frames,
50
liz Originally 81 and 8:
Fabric and Leather Belts. In
assorted sizes and colors- $50
NeAthersoods, Main Ficof.
+ St. Dutldins.)
Evening star., 1942-08-20
WOmen's Gloves

IS Prs. Originally 81 and S1.a5
Cotton Fabric Gloves in pastel
shades. Broken sizes SEC
45 Prs. Originally 81 Hand
Crocheted String Gloves.
"Shorties styles in white sec
So Originally $3.50 to IS
Broken Assortment of Novelty
and 8-Button Length Kid
Gloves. In black, Sizes So.
to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8 Sl.59
IS Prs. Originally $3.50 Four
Button Classic slipon Cape
Gloves. Plain white or black,
11.S0
(Women's Gloves, Main Floor,
r St. 1uildins.)
Evening star., 1942-08-20
ChiIdren's Shoes

50 Pairs Originally S3.2S Fit
Rite White Straps and Brown
and-White Oxfords in broken
sizes. 812 to 3-----------$1.00
12o Pairs 81 to IS Junior Miss
and Boys White Saddle Ok
fords and White Straps in
broken sizes S1.95
100 Pairs Originally $z.79 to
81 Simplex Flexies and Fit
Rite Play Sandals. Leather
soles. Broken sizes in white
or brown wn---S1.79
(Children's Shoes, Second Foor.)
Evening star., 1942-08-20
THE HECHT CD. FRIDAY CLEARANCE
Misses Summer
Coats and Suits

20 Originally S12.ss To 1888
lo0Te Wool Summer Coats In
Shetland Type and Novelty
Weave Wool. Wear them for
street, for sports, for an eve
ming wrap! White and pastels.
Misses sizes $8.S8
1 Originally S. Cotton Gabar-
dine Raincoats. zip-up front
and pocket. Natural only. Sizes
10 and II ------S $3.50
10 Originally S14.95 Tweed and
Natural Cotton Gabardine
Reversibles. Black or wine
background. Misses sizes. .S8.88
8 Originally $22.95 10 SIS Nat
ural Colored Gabardine Suits.
Beautifully tailored. wear
them now and on into Fall
and Winter. Misses sizes SIS
3 Originally SIS Natural Col
ored Gabardine Coats. Well
made and a real value at this
price. Misses sizes. All prop
erly labeled as to wool con-
tent ------$15 SIS
(Better Goats AZ Suits. Third
Floor, z Street BuildingD
Evening star., 1942-08-20
M Originally
l.29 Swiss
Pine Needle
Bath Oil
88c

Large generous size (8-olnce
bottles) Swiss Pine Needle
Bath Oil. Just 4 tablespoon
in your bath water exhilarates
and refreshes you.
So Originally 81 Hot Water
Bottle and Fountain Syringe
Combination Two-quart size.
S1.29
s Originally s1.5o Bath Pow
4 Originally $3.50 Bath Soaps.
Box Of 3----------------89c 89c
IA Originally 81 Bath Sets. s9c
5 Originally SITS Toilet Water.
S9c
65-$l.25 and $3.50 Assorted
Loose Powder Compaets- SEC
Toiletries subject to lo7s tax.
tToiletYies, Main Floor.
+ 9t. 6uildink.)
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Handkerchiefs

40 Originally 121ac Women's
Linen Handkerchiefs. All
white, neatly hemstitched.
6 for 59c
50 Originally 25c Irregulars Of
Mems Linen Handkerchiefs. Sc
500 Originally 1870 Mems
Cotton Handkerchief with
colored woven borders BE
800 Originally loc Women's
Col0rfast Printed Handker-
chiefs. Many patterns SC ca.
handkerchief, Main Floor,
r st. Building)
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Spreads
and DraDeS

~ Originally 2.99 Cotton Seer
sucker Spreads. Striped white
ambrose or white-and-hlue,
1.99
20 Prs. Originally 3.sS Bates
Laurel Leaf" Drapes. az
yds. long. Peach, brown, blue
or gold $50
tSpreads and Drapes,
Sixth Floor.)
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Orisisaiiy 7sS to jSs
PinafOres
and Playsuits
g

Just 64 and how they'll
sell! Fine seersucker. pima
fores. striped cotton playsuits
and floral printed piaue play
suits. Sizes IL 10 IA In the
group All colors In the
group.
49 Originally Sl.2s Kraxy
Quilt Skirts in bright colored
cottons. Cool and comfortable.
Sizes "a to 30 Sas
(Playsuits, Main Floor.
- F St. BuildinsJ
Evening star., 1942-08-20

2 Originally $29.95 Glass
Top Wrought Iron
Tables. 30-in. square.
White --------$16.99
1 Origi nally S2a95
Wrought Iron Dinette
Table. White. 28x48-
IN. --------$16.SS
1 Originally $34.95 Sim
mons Innerspring Porch
Glider. Coral. Floor
sample ----S S24.99
l Originally S1l9.95 Rat
tan Chaise Settee on
wheels. With canopy.
S74.99
1 Originally $685. Rat
tan Settee. Floral up
holstery ---$ $39.99
l Originally SIS Rattan
Settee. Orange cotton
sailcloth upholstery.
$49.99
/ Originally 1895 Rat
tan Settee. Blue cotton
sailcloth upholstery.
$6s.s9
Fourth Flor)
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Women's Higher Priced
Striped Canvas
Overnight Cases
4.88

ls Il and "a inch sizes for overnight ekend trips
Three-p veneer frones bound with top groin oowhds
and covered with washable convos. Four inside pockets
bross set-in locks Just 0Oso be here early for yours
CThe Hecht cos MODERN LUGGAGE SHOP Main roor)
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Summer. Evening
Dresses

8 Originally S12.S5 to S16.95
Evening Dresses In pastel lace
trimmed mousseline de sole or
rayon net topped with a lace
bodice. Sizes 10, IL, 16 only.
1894
4 Originally S16.95 Evening
Dresses in lace trimmed NOUS
seline de sole or rayon net with
a lace bodice. Pastels. Sizes
IL and IA only $12.94
(Better Dresses, Third Floofs
(E st. Building.)
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Thrift Shop Summer Dresses

50 Originally $7.ss and S3e9 Misses and Women's
Daytime Dresses oyons and washable cottons Broken
20 Originally So. 80 to $500 Misses and Women's
Rsyon Sheer Spun Rayon and Cotton Dresses. Broken
$50 Originally s3.es to see5 Misses and Wonen's
Dresses Including royon sheers, shokskins ond
Juke suits White and postels. Broken sizes 10 5,
IS Originally $500 TO s7.ss Misses and women's
80 Originally $500 to $7.ss Misses and Women's
orssses In oyon sheers and royon shorkskns. Broken
cThrift Shop, Third Foor)
Evening star., 1942-08-20
ORIGINALLY 1885
PORCH GLIDERS
1899
F ST, tn ST., E St.

Just SO u. and each and every one is
equipped with six plump cushions, resilient
coil spring bose, stobizer for smooth gliding
and comfortable metal arms. Blue, green
or red woter-repeIent simulated LEATHER
Evening star., 1942-08-20

IA Originally $1.29 One
Piece Glider Slipcovers.
Water-repellent 49c
IL Origin ally S5.95
Three e-Piece Gibson
Island Sets. Unpainted
settee and two chairs.
s3.ss
10 Originally S8.95 Rat
tan Chairs. With pad
ded seat cushions --S4.99
S Originally $s.s5 Bar
becue Meat Tables. Un-
painted -- $6.99
l Originally $17.95 Rat
tan Table Lamp. Com
plete with shade S10.99
3 Origi nally $16.95
Wrought Iron Console
Tables. 30x22 in. size.
White or Pompeian
green $12.99
2 Origi nally $24.95
Chrome Chairs. Light
blue simulated leather
upholstery $16.99
1 Originally S29.95 Rat
tan Tea or Liquor Cart.
Rubber tired wheels.
1858
fSummer Fur,
Evening star., 1942-08-20
OrieinaIly
22.95 Misses Summer Suits
90

Just 40 beautifully styled suits in "shone kooI" the
dark shades and here's o tip wear il os suit now
and later as dress under your coat. Misses sizes
Better Suits, Third Floor, St. Building.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
800 Yds. Printed
CretOnneS
29C ya.

Some seconds some short
lengths! All 48 inches wide.
In lengths l to IL yards . :.
get enough for draperies or
slip covers! Popular patterns
including horals and
stripes.
125-Originally 6sc Cotton
and-Rayon Damask Squares.
24x24 10c
300 yds.-Originally 1923 to
1.95 Cotton-and .Rayon Dam
ask. 48 in. wide. Lengths /
to 3 yds. Use for chair seat
covers, ottomans, etc. -69c yd.
As prs. Originally 81 to $50
Curtains. Samples and dis
play models. Short and long
lengths in tailored and ruffied
styles. One and two pairs of
a kind 69c pr.
(Curtains and Draperies.
Sixth Floor.)
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Originally
1925 Washable
Gloss Finish
2.49 gal. y

JuSt ~ SdllO4b! Use yUlIs Ior
kitchens, bathrooms, walls and
wood work. White, ivory or
green to choose from.
36-Originally 1.49 Floor and
Deck Enamel. Light and dark
gray --h half. gal. 1.09
17-Originally 3.25 Pure Lin
seed Oil House Paint. Gal
24-Originally 1.49 Red Me-
tallic Roof Paint. Gallon, 1.2S
1s-Originally 2.ss Monad
Casein Paint. Covers wall
paper or plaster in one coat.
Choice of 5 colors-
paints. Seventh Noor)
Evening star., 1942-08-20

(Better Goats AZ Suits. Third
Floor, z Street Buildins)
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Originally
$50 Summer
"Toppers''
-

Just 20! A wonderful buy at
this price. With pearl button
trim and collarless neckline.
In red. light blue and navy.
Sizes 1920 In the group.
(Thrift Coats Third Floor.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-27

Gay a, our Easter bunny in tins
adorable dress and cape ensemble.
Mother used Pattern 9999 by Marian
MART ntor the paneIIed irock, the
trim little cape. She made the little
trock N pink Cyelet batlSte, the
cape IN blue wool, tor Easter Parade
~NIVaCity. The dress has front and
back yOkeS and a squared neCkllnc
and the Observation-Disclosures panels
arc cut in the bias. The cape, has l
cunning Peter Pan collar and prac-
teal arm p,nings. TO wear beneath
IT, make one ~"dresS-up' troCk with
the necklinc and puff sleeves trim
med with lace; one play frock with
contrast front and back yOkcs and
sleeves.
Pattern 9999 may be ordered only
in Children'S sizes 2, i. Is, q and 10.
Size s, cape, requires | 3" wards -
inch fabric: dress. 2 38 yards 80
inch fabric and ! "a yards lace
edglng.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins
for this MARIAN MARTIN pattern.
Be SUI to write plainly your SIZE.
NAME, ADDRESS. and STYLE
NUMBER.
Send your order to The Henderson
Daily Dispatch, Pattern Department,
232 W. 18th St. New York. N. Y
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-27
Miss RUBY Faulkner
Webs VIM. Cannad\

The marriage of Miss Ruby Glare
Faulkner to William Marshall Can
nady. of oxford, was solemnizcd at
noon Thursday, February IS, in the
parsonage of the FIRST Baptist
church. in Wilson. The pastor, DR..
Hugh \. Ellis, 4 former pastor of the
FIRST Baptl t church here, perform
cd the ceremony.
The bride wore a becoming cos
tune suit of turf tan with brown ac-
cc~~oriCS, and had a shoulder corsagc
of brown orchids.
Mrs. Cannadv is the daughter of
Mrs. Lois Faulkner. Of Henderson
She has the position of coSmctician
at WooIard'S.
Mr.. Cannady, son of Mrs. Edith
Pagan Cannady. of oxford, holds a
responsible position with Halls Drug
Co. in oxford.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-27

lNWdfdly, WIN a moan mat actual
lY was silent, yet roated IN her
ears, please let the telephone ring
and please let II BE Larry.
TWO hours latnt she sat eating
avocado and orange salad and salty
little waters. while others at the
table did the talking. Not that she
was enjoying her lunch. She Was
too miserable. She achej with mis-
cry, feel As Il I'd swallowed a pof-
cuplne, she thought to herself,
Slowly she lltted topaz eyes toward
Larry, who sat across the table
from her, between his hostess ana
August Drake. tie seemed entirely
unperturbed by the young girls
presence Stlll As unaffected as he
had been When he first saw her
among the guests.
As she Walched some remark Oh
LOIS brought a wide smile to his
handsome faee, and ms eyes spaf-
Killed., Encouraged, the debutanle
put up a SLIM hahu ana gave nm a
quick ehIIalsh pat on the cheek.
Lyndon ~crIuC!ZeQ softly. i o |
see why my SISTER doesn't let up ca
FeNton. she ran nm ragged IN New
York, then 1talled MN to chicago,
suppose she'll stay mere uhNl the
SHOW closes. tie laughed IN an en-
~ha1faS@ed manner. And she gets
absolutely nowhere. she should
realIze SHE can't pest August
Drake.
Ahellc did not answer. But she
looked at LotS Lyndon bale-head-
cd, with pale blonN mar nesting
above IIe MINK col!ar OF hei navy
blue velvet SUIT, ana was jealous.
Her eyes Shlited 70 August dT-
haiAIf and magnetic IN rust wool,
q lInN green nat n'rched atop rcd
cufIs, and though She kneW the cas-
catInS NcIIs We're TO soften a
droopy JaW-llne anu Il lo~o-p"-nted
chm, she was Jealous OF August
also.
IN tact, the violence ct hef )e2I-
ousy frightened her and made her
ashamed. No good, all that stern
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-27
APOLOGIES TO FORM 1O4OA.

Years agone I've stormcd and stew
ed.
Funned al you, and styled you
silly when. in Surly mood,
I've filed you.
Facts. however. change the morn.
Now I'm not SO Surly,
Gladly o | file you Form
And early.
Go. my little income tax
BE a bomb some chilly
Morning soon and knock an ANS
silly.
Ernest Hart.
In The New York Herald Tribune.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-27
CE L'NIk


GLOWING descriptive folders
exploiting the students cob where
Anette lived failed to m1Ition TIA,
telephone service was a buzzlAg
signal which meant a long Walk
through a hallway to an offensive
ly public extension Small town
dormitory life vas the -Four Arts
club. in spite OF a parlor maid and
a baby grand piano,
Dressed in a crimson NelVeteen
housecoat and matching tiat-heeled
mules. Annette raced to the third
floor wall instrument. desp!Slhg the
open doors OF the curious and the
TIL more daring girls VINO found
excuses to loltcr nearby AS she MT
ed the receiver with her left hand,
she took hold tightly OF the WIRE
with her r.Eht to keep 1t from
shaking.
"Hcllo2" she managed breath
lessly.
"HcllO. there This IS Jimmy
lyndon. How, about lunch ~
Her heart fell right back INTO
place. OR no, It fell much lower.
Not even to cntice eaNcSdroppels
could She put animation into her
roice. I'm sorry she refused
with fiat disinterest, but l have a
luncheon engagement"
Dinner them
The girls right hand, completely
steady noW. released the twisted
telephone cord. Il think I'll be busy
for dinner, too" With coffee and
toasted sandwiches. very likely, she
thought and smiled.
Then YOU name it," As she ven-
tured a refusal. he broke in with a
friendly chucklc. "NOW look here, |
have to 60 to New York the last of
the week and from there to Ber-
mi;da. IN be gone fully a month
and | want to see YOU before | leave
Chicago. So. again say. YOU name
if" Nevertheless, before she could
answer he went on, I'm sorry
about lunch. | thought we might
horn in on Lois. She is entertaining
August Drake and your friend Pey-
ton"
For an instant An,tte wondered
how she possibly could speak
through the dryness in her mouth.
and then, though cottonV and COM
oletelv lifeless. the words came out
in a rush. my date isn't terribly
important. I'll cancel it and go with
YOU. But l dare not be late for my