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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14

Mrs. Dan Navarro and baby,
who had been visiting relatives in
the north for several months, re-
turned yesterday afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14

q New YORK psvcnirriSt- borz
Chicago. A years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14

Miss Annie Lois Hicks, student
at the Florida State College for
Women in Tallahassee. arrived
here yesterday because of the
serious illness of her brother, Cliff
ford Hicks, Jr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14

DR.. Helen) Flanders Dunbar
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-06
SPECIAL SESSION OF
CITY COUNCIL TONIGHT

The City Council viii meet m
special session tonight. beginning
~ Z clock. for the purpose oi
completing the utility board.
winch Will function IN connection
with the operation of the Key
West Electric Company after tins
utility has been taken over by
the city throl gh negotiations
with the John Nuveen Bonding
Contrary Of Chicago.
Frank Carr representative OF
the Nuveen Company. with
whom the city has been nego'
tlatlng for the purchase of the
,ystcn. viii be- IN attendance al
tonIght's meeting. and viii dis
cuss other matters IN connection
with the proposed transfer of the
electrical properties
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-06

NINETEEN GRADUATES OF LOCAL NAVAL
OPERATING BASE ARE GIVEN DIPLOMAS

Nine teen graduates 81 the Naval
Operating Base Vocational Tram
ing School were awarded dipio-
mas last night by l. ut -Cumdr.
Ii G.. Dooley of the Industrial De
partment IN a brief ceremony at
the Navy Yard.
Commando DoOley congratulate
ed members Of the class on their
accomplishments which had been
achieved under most difficult CIR
Cumstances and without nccegSarv
equipment. He also complimcnicd
them ON their willingness 20 vol
UNFAIRLY give their time and effort
To a project which has provided
trained workers IN fields extreme
~ essential 10 the war industry
and the Key West Naval ODerat-
ing Basc.
Graduates represented two
COURSES of instruction Ehctric3l
Fundamentals and Radio and Com
UuniCattnnS
The school was conducted ana
Ger the supervision of Jack Ken.
Coordintaor for Vocational TImu
ing for War Production Wori-,ls.
MOB. Key " ~
The coUrsc in Electrical Ftnda
menialS was taught bv Albert F.
Johnson. Electrical Plann-r and
estimator IN the Industrial D.
partmeut.
Everett SAWYER. AWrr'rau = D.
cphune and Telegraph teCi'nician.
was the instructor iu Radio and
communications.
Those who were awarded dlplo-
mas ia recognition of their com
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-06
LOUIS CARABALLO
HELD FOR TRIAL
CHARGED WITH MAKING At
TACK ON WIFE WITH
DEADLY WEAPON

LutS Csrdbsllo pleaded guilty
ihis morning. before Justice of
the Peace ENRIQUE Esquinaldo.
Jr- 10 charge of assault with a
desdly wescon - his wife. Mrs.
Marina Caraballo. testified he
stamped her eight times and was
held tor criminal court under a
bend Of $500
Mrs. Carabailo said ne stabbed
atr with q hong bladcd pocket
kniie. twice IN the left hand. three
times in the right thigh. twice m
ihe left thigh. and once IN the
pack She todd the court she felt
sure that he did not intend 20 kill
her. because there was not suf-
.icIent force behind the thruSts al
aer.
sfrr-Ssid further ina, She and
ser husband were eStranged. and
that there was AN arrangement
tsiweeu them for hnn 10 see their
iwo children at regular intervals
fuf lhra day, She sdded. she bad
q IN viNing q sister. Who wss 30
"a hef home on the County road.
and that. the sister having recoV-
tf,d. she brought them Ca the
Cuban clubhouse. al Z O'Clock
asst evening. su that he ruuid ~
them While waiting for hIm ,he
wsot TO a coffee shop ~ Virginia
ud DuVal to GET something ~
ai. and II was there i've found hrr-
When she came uut 10 meet hmm.
she added. hc slapped her and
thcn she struck him with a hand
hsg II was thfu. shc testified.
'ns' be- drew tine knife ami stab
hed heg while sle was tying {"
eNade him
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-06

pl tiuu az tie la-Wccks cuurse n
Electrical Fundamentals fulloW
Joe Lee Stanley. Homestead,
Fla Lillian Cleveland. Wachula.
Fla. Earl Quinn. Kew West. Lewis
a Campbell, Iva. 5 G. Cccil CAR
Hamilton. pIcr>on. Fla. Jam S
Taylor. Tiger Ga, William FL
gar Willis, Dania. Fla. Arnold
Clifford Bryc KY West. Leo War
rcu H,rndnu. Rome Ga
-Four of these 1r3duatrs have -
ready been re-Tatcd and advance
go elcctucis0s on tbc Naval OPP
Grating Baso
Graduates Iu Tire course uf Radiu
and Communications are. L5u-
riette {. SAWYER. Key " So HsT-
"ld l. Well. KY Me-. Samuel
l.. Collins. XIV Wy~t- Carl II.
Brill. Muntrsailu, Ala Clarence
r Ban. Tr,n. o.. Lornu-l r.
Bak k,v W.. p-lra1r Ruilcr.
Ney West Hunter G. Har.iin.
KY W.T. Foul u Hi"gS. ~ ml,
ARID Walt II Shav Niani
Othcl students uo; ,-,tlpi.ffu..
ihc cntft" C'urse hui Whp roo" Il
,j c-riltl,s',-- fer ih. number -
Lours fhcv attended ~.T. a
Bii.sener, J'hu II Buch. r ".
Cuuley. Auiha l. Johnson. Perry
~ johnson Margaret H. Ru ~.
fssrT-s l.. NnoJ. Paul Il sShus K
r L. X tChngs j.. Lydia Kemp.
AARON Mcconnell. John r Peni.
John y Wlup anal Stsuiav -
Miller. John J Romero. " -
Coffee. G. NJ Wallace. J T..
Faulkner. and { r Warnock
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-06
Combination City Hall
And County Courthouse
has Been Recommended
thss lmmpTsssmemts For
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ORBIT IS EGG SHAPED

CHICAGO The orbit IT the
a.rth around the sun - not CIR
uulsr. but egg-shaped-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-06
LATE BULLETINS
HtnsHLY 10 wHIrITH

HLRSHLT 10 wHEEtIH
WASHING -tna
Wheeler. o. Montsns. wue
ssvncrst HsIshcs director o. 81
iecftye SER &C. skiing thst . t.f
On drafting fsthcs. he delerft
Until uext Noscfancr end hrr
smell r. plled ihaf N ckcnEfin4
- body from uiiIirTv seFvtrss.
raft bcetds ere con- der.ns hl.
oCcLpaifou snu net bIs dst8snA.
cuts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-06

ksy wews. fAxss&s So
mows sanssss elAmms = -
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-20

These intrenching shovels are
fused by the Marines around camp.
digging trenches, setting up barbed
wire entanglements and in many
lother ways. Your purchase OF War
bonds and Stamps every pay day can
ireadily equip our forces with these
necessary implements for warfare.
Invest at least ten percent OF your
income every pay day. Buy War
Bonds and Stamps from your bank,
your postoffice and at retail stores
u. S. Treasury Department
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peitere 100000 Meniden in oie
Giltungsinoultrie lno in l1niere
Streitfrafte einlteaen. Sim gnoe bes
nGdlten SsSabres merben mir ioipeit
iein, oaB nabe5l, ltnIere geiamte 3ibils
bepolferu,lg In Der 4riegsillollitrie
ober nit slrbeiten 5iDilen Gbarafters,
,bie in birefter 8e5iebung gum &rieg
iteben, beidJaftigt iein miro. SIN ber+
gangenen Sabr beltan0 nnier .arbeis
terproblen1 nibt ettpa BARN, baB mir
i1t unierem 2anoe 5lt tDenig grbeits=.
frdfte gebabt batten. Die Sdpierig.
feiten ertplbien aus Der Satiade, oaB
an beitinlt1ltelt Srten 5u tpe,lig arbei-
ter borba1ben naren, onB es, in eini
aelne1 @ebieten beionoere Sinberniiie
81, iiberpinoen gait. e, .
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fern3ubalten uno ben 5rieoen pieber
ber5ultellen.
Sinnbilblide geseidnnng Der fatbo-
liidlen Stride

y + Z. 5.
(Sortlebllng bon Seite y
rltng; bie 8uBe uno leste Selung iinb
ibre Seilsmittel, oie Hrieitermeibe 1T
ibre @eridtsbarfeit, bie gbe tire
9flan5idule. Die 5ebn @ebote @ottes
iinb ibre Mauern, ibre eigenen feds
@ebote ibre g8dlle, oie eDangelii6en
GGte ibre MuBenperfe.
Ser 2eib ltnleres Serrn Seill
gbriiti lit ibr Sebus, oie unfeblbarfeit
ibr aenn5ei6en, oie ginigfeit ibr Mit-
telpunft, Sic Mageneinbeit ibr 5iegeL
oie Sl. Sbrift it, 8elpeis, oie Cru
oition ooer miinoli6e lleberlieferung
lire 6eitisfeit.
,1ie aon5ilien iinb lire @Iroe,
@abrbeit ibre Ribtidnur, Sanftml1t
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Geihtltm, ste aeuidbeit ibre 8liite.
@erebtigfeit lit ibre Brabt, alugbeit
ibr gluge, Starfn1ut ibr @rm, Wd-
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uDie Seiltgfeit lit ibre Srenoe, ste
Siinoe ibre 9lbI6eu. Die @erebten
iino Die llriabe Tires Sroblodens, Die
Siinoer Die l1rlade ibrer Bebmut.
y9ie Suoen itno ibre. lebenoigen
Oenfiteine, Die Srrgl6ubigen ibr
Summer, Sic gefebrung aller 1T Die
Gueae ibres beItanoigen Seuf5ens uno
8etens 5u @ott. Oie snsoauer ibrer
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Sein gbrtlti lit ibr gerlangen, Sic
gerberrlibllng 8ottes ibr &ubm.
uGie .aaerbeiIigite Dreifaltigfeit lit
ser aaerb06ite @egenitano ibrer Ser
ebrung, Der altf @olgatba geldladtete
@ottmenId ibr geriobnl,ngs=, Cob,
8itts llno Ganfopfer, Sic 3erentonien
iino ibre feitlide 3ieroe.
uDie grbe lit lire @erbannltng,
oas &reu5 ibr slnteil, bes Simmels
@lorie ibr 3iel. cly, ...a
ugergerriiie fins ibr SGmer5,
geue lit ibr Sroit, Ma6laiiuns Der
Siinbe, ghulb nno ~etuieen Strafe
ibre Sreisebigfeit.
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8apit Bius Der 3tpolfte Bat eitten
.bonfon1meren @blaB alien oene1 Der-
lieben, tpel1e ipdbrel1b zines 2ltffans
critics angeltbts bes Eobes ben Ho.
ienfran5 anoabtig beten 1lno rel,ig
bie @orte beifiigen: Seiu, miierere
mel (SeIus, erbarnle bi1 meiner!)
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ltnpplitiide 3eitlaufte
(SortIesung bon Seite II

IS y s = = =
polle 3ienIte, pdbrenb i'm eriten
@eltfriege Ser groBte Seil Der Son-
mage crit nab Dem 8affenitialtano
fertig ipurbe.
,,@e11ige amerifanii6e snonltrien
iino 10 poaltanbig bon normaler San-
belsbetdtigung fir ariegs5mede um-
aeponoelt tporoen pie ole Sanoels=
marine. Sebes Sdiff iiber 1000 Ion=
nen, bas bo6ieefabig lit, tprroe fir
Seer uno 6lotte gedartert. Sic S6if-
fe nerDen bon ben amerifanil6en
Shiffabrtslinien be1nannt llno betriez
ben, fabren aber babin, Dobin es Die
MISUNDERSTANDING beltimmt.
.,SSSt eirer nel1 erlpabenoen @elt,
in ser Millionen bon 0fenI6en IN
Mien, slirifa, I'M gsaben Slten uno
ionitlpo oie 2eiitungen bon Wtaihinen
fennen gelernt ba6en = lelblt menn
iie audi nllr 81 3eritorungs56eden
benuet purben = miro iiderli6 cine
grobere Na6frage na6 Snouitriepros
buften berrihen. 0esgleiben na1
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frage nad) Sanoelsid)iffsraum bel lee
fabrenoen 2dnbern tpie @roB6ritanz
nien lmb bie Ser. Staaten idaffen.
X X *.
Die bis iett nod trot bieler Sdmie=
rigfeiten lid) neutral berbaltenoen
2Gnoer Spanien uno Bortugal baber1
bei6loilen, Sanb in 9ano su arbeiz
ten. ... .. .... .-.,e: - .
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neral .@raf 6rancisco @one5 Sor-
bana, Ser lpanHde sluBenminiiter,
bradten Dor fur5em Grinfiprii6e auf
BEN neuen 8lod Ser iberiihen Salb-
iniel ,,als cine neue ginbeit in Der
@elt, Die in Der Gage lit, i,1ternatio=
male Sragen in tpirflamer @eiie 5u
banobaben 1lnb ais Suitrument oes
Grieoens ou oienen" aus.
Sic ipra6en auf eine,n Sriibitiid,
bas ibnen 5u gbren i'm alten aonigs-
palait beranitaltet tplroe. Sic be-
tonten, oab oas neue 8iinonis 5tpi.
i6en Spanien unb Gortugal oa5u Die
men iplle, Ser Salbinle1 oen &rieg
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slmerifaniid)e Gbemie iiberfliselt bic
bentldle

UeulIWt
Brofeiior 8. $. Saueen bon Der
l1niperiitat 8iseonltn, eii1 8eamter
Ser 4merican Chemical Soeietp, Die
fiir5li6 ibre Sabrestasung abbielt, er-
fldrte IN elmer slniprabe an sic ber-
ialnn1elten Gbemifer, oaB Der ameri=
fanii9e gben1ifer il1 ben lesten 5mei
Sabren grobere Sortidritte auf oem
@ebiet bon ipntbetii6en uno griob=
ltoffen ge1nabt baben als Die oeltIben
| in ben a6t Sabren Ser oelttI6en
&riegsporbereitungen lll1ter 9itler.
yea6 Hrof. Sangen lit Die d)emis
|l6e @erffapa5itat ser Ser. Staafen
in Sen aipei sSabren Ser amerifaniiden
@ebrmirtldaft berooppelt iporoen.
0ies purbe al1d bon einem anoeren
3eoner, Dem Seem Oorfer S. $. Ban
slntperpem, beltdtigt, Der bas Spn=
tbeleprogramm Ser amerifanilben
gbemie ,,oie gr0Bte inbuitriele beni-
ide gnttpidlung itt Ser @eidi6te Ser
Menibbeit" 1ani1te. ...
Ser &ebner bemerfte, bnb Die ame-
rifanii6e Gbetnie audi Dor oem eriten
Weltfrieg fiibreno in Ser 8elt mar,
tuenr Tie aud binfidtlih getpiiier tpid-
tiger gbenlifalien, bornebmlib Sarb-
u1lo s[r3neiitoffen, nidt ltnabbangig
par. Ser aaiier', iagte er, un0tigte
uns, rns auf bielet @ebieten ltnab=
bdneig 5u MAIDEN. Sitlers gbenifer
erfan0en griabitoffe fiir Gbemifalien,
bon oenen iie tpubten, bob tie Deutid-
lano in arieesaeiten feblen tpiiroen;
aber oie amerifaniiden Gbemifer ba=
ben bie Delltiben nun IN falt ieber
Sinli6t iiberfliigelt."'
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oSeius Gbriitus lit ibr foniglider
grautigan1, Seine @egenmart IN Der
gu1ariitie ibr gnt5iiden bas gnoe
Ser @elt Ser Gag ibrer aronlrng.
uSbr aampf lit auf Der groe, ibre
2eioen iil1o in Dem Segfeuer, ibr
Sriumpb lit in oes Simmels erpiger
&errlidfeit I'M gliidielisen @ott-
anibauen!"
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8or einem Sabre iDaren 100000
Weni6en IN Ser ariegsproouftion be-
id)aftigt; iebt lit ibre @eiamt5abl anf
175O0,00O geitiegen. slber inn Sab
re 1913 tperben mir noh nti1oeItens
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NAatHo1R~1NsA
WAR BINDS
x

j When the Marines get their serv-
ice pack, there is included therein q
bright shiny new shovel cased IN a
muslin carrier. The shovel costs 6S
cents and the carrier 80 cents. OF
SLOT for. the ensemble.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-20

Seligiprednngspro5eB miro nit
gutem grfolg tpeitergefiibrt.
8ilb 4: Sn BEN Ser. Stnaten ltno
in aanaoa iino 8iifofe uno Brie-
iter nit Der Soroerung 6es Selig-
fprehungspro3eiies B eihd ftigt.
lleber 100000 8itti6reiben iino
eingeianot mlroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-20

8ilb /: eng perbunoen nit Ser
Seliglpre6ung Ser noroamerifani=
i6en M6rtprer lit sic ser aateri
Sefafipitba. Sic ipuroe etlide Sab
re mad oem Mdrtprium bieier fano-
nilierten Seiligen in Siiernennon
BEL Muriespiae, ge. g., geboren. -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-20

nelenbeit zines Miflionars tpnrbe
iie erit 1876 getauft. 5pater ent-
flob iie 1a6 Ga Brairie bel Nont-
NAL, mo oie Seiuiten Elm driltlides
Gorf batten. - 8ilb 3: sic itarb
am II. Mpril 1880, na1 einem fur
5en, aber erba,tli1en 2eben. Sbr
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-29
Leave Ny Heart Alone

/ he changed his mood, with the
| Tightening capacity Of which only
he was master, becoming his usual
gay, charming self, adopting, too,
the old gay mockery. Il believe the
way to the feminine heart is via a
uniform. But, even in war. Kay. we
cannot all wear gold buttons and
insignia. Your airman certainly
does himself proud in his, even II
it's not regular Army yet. And
while we are on that subject, l
hope you won't shed your feminine
appeal for a uniform OF any sort
The reaction is exactly the opposite
with a man. His heart beats a
much faster rat-a-tat-tat when he
glimpses a gal in a pretty get-up
like the blue you're dolled up, in
now, matching your eyes and COM
plemented by a soft rose scarf like
you've got around your neck TO
match the roses in your cheeks,
than il does II the same lovely APP
pears in some regulation get-up."
Karen smiled, amused at the elo-
quence he poured into that rather
overriding speech. Smiling, too, be-
cause Of what her answer was. Il
am to get my Red Cross uniform
next week. Ambulance Corps. i just
passed my examination. And our
station wagon is to be turned over
TO the outfit, too" She laughed at
The dismay on Martyrs expressive
face. IT'S really a honey, the uni
form. gray-blue and man tailored.
And the Quickest little cap l ever
wore. I'm terribly sorry you won't
think my blue eyes as blue, or my
cheeks as near like roses-that
WAS a speech, coming from Marty.
at that.-"but | think l shall look
quite nice in it. truly l do"
Woe is me-" Marty said, rolling
his eyes comically. yet maybe It's
better thus. My poor old heart is
weak enough as it is. Remember.
warned you once not to tamper
with il, captain. was only telling
you facts, however. Science has
proved what l just said by a tiny
" Aildl
mental organ. A woman's beats
twice as rapidly when a male APP
pears in military attire; a mans
slows down just as noticeably when
a sweater-girl dons any garment
fashioned to uniformity. But sci
ence and hearts are funny things"
They certainly are" Karen
could agree Fundamentally with
that. But her own heart had taken
a tumble from its recent high
heights. She suddenly had remem-
bered what It was she had read
no, she had heard 1t just the other
day over the radio-about dia-
thermy machines. The government
had issued an order that every one
was to be registered, for a dia-
thermy machine could be converted
into a short-wave sending set.
She wondered if Martin had
heard that particular broadcast,
and if he possibly could have been
using his big diathermy machine
for any such purpose as short wave.
He had not been using 1t for a
health treatment. He had been not
only taken by surprise, but noticea-
bly, disturbed, when she had found
him engaged with 1t.
Ito BE Continued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-29
CHAPTER THIRTY-s SEVEN


WHEN MARTIN reminded Ka.
rem. in explanation Of the diather-
my machine in his trailer, that he
had come south partly because Of
his health. she took II as an open
ing TO ask the question that had
been bothering her in regard TO
HIM for some time.
She said, Yes, you did tell me
that, Martin. and / was thinking,
not long ago how well you are
looking. fattenCd out and sun
tanned Your health is not so bad
that il would keep you from being
drafted Is 1t ," sac knew that was
rather an abrupt way OF putting
her question. but she simply had TO
know what Marty was going 10 do
about the war, il he did not mean
% DO his part in IL
That scowl appeared between his
nice blue eyes once more. His an
swer was as abrupt as her ques-
ton. How should know? l
haven't been asked to pass a physi-
cal-recently."
But if you did pass, you
you'd go, wouldn't you ," Maybe he
was sensitive on this matter of his
health; certainly he was not acting
naturally; never before had Martin
been so abrupt and withdrawn
from her.
I'D have to go or go to Jail. or
a conscientious obJector's camp. l
believe"
But you aren't an director
you'd want TO go, If you were ply
sically able, wouldn't you. Marty ?"
There-she had put ii straight
enough this time; she waited al
most breathlessly for his answer TO
this II meant so much to her.
more than she liked to admit.
He did not answer for a second,
then his face relaxed again into his
slow smile. although rather as If
he forced that wide grin Of his than
that it came spontaneously. What
Is this" he asked "A third-de-
gree? II might not be a matter OF
what | wanted to do. your honor.
And. before you put me through
any more on the witness stand,
might remind you that long ago,
when we first met, | warned you
you would have TO take me as you
found me and believe me 10 be what
l told yoU | am"
Il did not say that I didn't be-
lieve in you" Karen returned. the
faint color making her lovely face
more lovely still. Il didn't mean 1t
to sound like third-degree. It's
just well, If | were a man. I'd be
anxious to do my part"
Like your Prince Charming"
Marty broke in (which reminds
me to say that he seemed a fairly
decent sort, in spite Of being so
perfect | always suspect perfec-
ton. you see. my lily maid. And l
am equally pleased that you do not
happen to be man"
Karen knew he was deliberately
not only trying TO turn the CONVEX
sation into different channels, but
he was trying to make her angry.
Paul doesn't pretend perfection:
he has his faults the same as every
one has. But at least he is honest
about them"
Meaning that I'm not" Martin
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-29

H. W. D.: Will you explain
briefly what rhinitis is? Does it do
away with your sense Of smell?
Answer: Rhinitis is literally,
according to the meaning Of the
word, an Inflammation of the nose.
A cold is an acute rhinitis. The
cavities and twining bones Of the
nose-the sinuses-are so numer-
Gus that a chronic case is most diff
ficult to treat. In some cases the
mucous membrane is destroyed
and the sense Of smell disappears.
The variations are so great that
the only sensible advice can give
is TO see a good doctor who spe-
cialIzes in the nose.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-29

SYRACUSE. y. UP The du.
ties Of Miss Anna Irene Szablowska
%. as an eXpediter at the General
Electric CO. here. require her TO
sign her name 300 times a day. In a
petition TO County Judge Frank p.
Malpass 10 shorten her name 10
Sable, Miss Szablowska said her
present name is umbersome and
has caused considerable confusion.
not TO mention her own embarrass.
ment when associates mispro-
nounced IT.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-29
ADDS RUSSIAN LANGUAGE

ITHACA. y VI P-The faculty
OF the college o. arts and sciences
az Cornell University has voted TO
accept Russian among the pre-
scr.bed foreign languages 10 salts
~ language requirements for an
A. B. degree. The action was taken
in recognition Of the interest In
Russia since the invasion Of that
country by Germany and because
the faculty anticipated demand
for Russian peaking persons in the
postwar period.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-29

NEW YORK Some OF the
lights will go on along Broadway
next week, but probably not until
the end OF the war will it become
the Great White Way again. While
the relaxation Of the dimout regula-
tions will permit restoration OF out
door lighting. Mayor F. II. LaGuar.
d.a said here that the specta cular
Illuminating signs which gave
Broadway its name. will be cur.
tailed 10 save fuel and power.